In a message dated 08/30/2001wadesrus@iprimus.com.au writes: > Dear Wades: > Am learning > Texan Georgia!) > TO: Robert Downunder, > When you come to visit Texas - I will have you a Dictionary > ready, because > you cannot talk to us otherwise. Do hope you and Bob Wade in UK have a > great > visit. He will be downunder for 2-1/2 months and I miss him already. Want > to > thank both of you for all that you two have done to help me research my > Edward > Wade b. 1611. > Tell him for me that my cousin in Atlanta, GA sent a huge envelope of > IGIs for > Wades. The only one close was Edward b. May 24, 1612 in Sullofk, England. > In London last summer, I never found the IGI. It is necessary to locate the > Parish In 1600 there were over 100 Parishes in the city limits of London with a population of 500,000. Believe our next step will be to research Christopher Wade. I did talk with him the last day in England and we discussed: Edward Waade married Anna' Goodman 9 April 1610 Saint Martin In the Fields, Westminister, London, England. A cousin in Iowa has hired a professional researcher in England and they had also found this file. This is worth pursuing. Since we now know that: George, Robert, George and John also came to York Co, VA from London on different ships and they were brothers. Perhaps their descendants belong to the Wade List and have some information that would help. Stuart C. Wade's book list in the 1640 York Co, VA Census on page 84: Armiger, our Edward, Thomas, William, John, Richard, James, Joseph and Mildred. Unable to locate the name of the ship for James and Joseph. The Ships Passenger list that I copied in London even had my German ancestors listed and they sailed from Rotterdam. So, maybe these were too young to be listed in the Index? Yet, Edward's brother George was 19 and he was listed. Another no relation was 16. When you see Bob, please tell him hello for me. Best regards, Georgia Hornbuckle Hendrix Dallas, Texas > > >