Geoff. Thanks for your response. This list was intended at first for Loveless/Lovelace research that wasn't originated in the States. This was so that we wouldn't have to sift through many postings that weren't relevant. Other than that, I don't see this list as being totally specific to one cause. Anything that touches on Loveless/Lovelace research whether it be the TMs or any of the names connected with Loveless is okay. This list isn't formal and what I would like to see is research being done on some aspect of Loveless/Lovelace. I would be happy just to see some research or discussions going on. I took over from Wendy Miller as List Manager and have since felt that perhaps that either people are very quiet or maybe this list isn't doing what is supposed to do. I have just started a database on the Loveless/Lovelace and will let you know when I have a good number of entries entered. I'm including the 1881 British census and the IGI. Hope this answers your questions Geoff. At some further date I might be interested in your Ontario research. I would like to know if some of my great-grandmother's 13 brothers and sisters migrated to Canada. Do you have any records of entry into Canada for Loveless? Take care all, Donna King Tolpuddle List Manager ----- Original Message ----- From: Geoff <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 1999 5:42 PM Subject: Re: [TOLPUDDLE-L] Loveless-Callander, Crabb, Cooper > HI Donna > thanks for your response. > I should know the answer to this, but what actually is the scope of this > list? Is it for Loveless research, or Martyr research (eg Brine > Standfield, Hammett, Loveless descendents) , or people from the Tolpuddle > Dorset area? > At any rate, I have done quite a bit of research that is Tolpuddle Martyr > related in Ontario amd would be glad to help someone with specific > questions, be they Brine, Standfield or Loveless. > > regards, > > Geoff >