Dear Listers I'm sending you my list of ancestors that i'm researching if you're also researching any of the following surnames please contact me thanks. My Mom's family History there could be more history here but for now this is all that i have recorded on my mom's family for now perhaps there is someone who can send me more and the same goes for my mother's side as well however what i do have is very exciting and interesting because i have British, Welsh, Scottish, German, Canadian, American, & Irish Decendancy in my Family History Young ? (info not known at this time) Young ? (info not known at this time) but Mary's father's info Campbell ? (info not known at this time) Mary's mother's info Campbell ?(info not known at this time but i do know that Mary was proud to be a Campbell she was a Campbell on her mother's side) (Mary) Young (M) Charlton Hedley Sr Early 1900's in Newcastle England C Hedley (B) March 27 1914 Hedley (Grandfather #`1 my mom's real dad) C Hedley (M) M Heller (Jan, 22,1943) (Dv) 1960) (long story and shouldn't say anything) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mary Murphy's Father ? (info that which i know of and about at this time is (Mary's) father's last name at this present time) Mary Murphy's Mother ? (info not known at this time) Mary Murphy (B) ? Mary Murphy (M) William Fredrick Heller White Christmas Henry (M) Elizabeth ? White Emily Mary ? Martin William Charles (M) White Emily Mary - December, 26, 1882 Martin Emily Elizabeth - Jessie (B) - Sept 3 1889 Heller Albert (B) Jan 10th 1884 - 85 in Manchester,England (D) Sept, 25, 1939 ( either in Victoria or in Alberta) Albert Heller (M) Emily Elizabeth Jessie Martin - April 27 1918 M Heller (Grandmother) (B) - November 29 1919 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stretton Blood Mary ? Thomas Evans Birth: 4 SEP 1818 -- Cardiff Glamorgan Wls. Death: 16 NOV 1857 -- Kaysville, Davis Co., UT Married Mary Norris Married 9 MAR 1854 Welsh Baptis Cha, Newport Mon-Wale Mary Norris Birth: 12 APR 1832 -- Cardiff, Glmrgn, Wales Death: 9 FEB 1913 -- Layton, Davis, UT Agnes Scruggs Birth: ABT 1812 -- Bowling Green, Warren, Kentucky Death: ABT 1890 James Taylor Birth: ABT 1812 -- Bowling Green, Warren, Kentucky Death: ABT 1866 Married Agnes Scruggs ABT 1828: Arkansas Gipson John Wesley (B) 14 FEB 1844 Monticello, Wayne, KY Gipson Annie Lorretta (B) 13 MAY 1880 -- Kaysville, Davis, UT Evans Thomas Birth: 4 SEP 1818 -- Cardiff Glamrgn, Wales Evans Elizabeth B: 15 MAY 1853 -- Cardiff, Glmrgn, Wales Taylor James Abt 1812 - 1866 Bowling Green, Warren, KY Taylor James Landrum Jan 14, 1843 - November 15, 1912 Atlanta, D Kalb, GA Taylor William Woolley B: 27 SEP 1881 -- Kaysville, Davis, Utah Taylor James Henry September 04, 1868 - November 20, 1935 Eden, Weber, UT Taylor Mary Agnes August 19, 1870 - May 27, 1940 Kaysville, Davis, UT Taylor Elizabeth A November 23, 1872 - November 17, 1957 Kaysville, Davis, UT Taylor Alice March 28, 1875 - October 22, 1943 Kaysville, Davis, UT Taylor John Edward February 17, 1877 - August 09, 1974 Kaysville, Davis Co, Utah Taylor Joseph Richard June 03, 1879 - January 08, 1886 Kaysville, Davis, UT Taylor David Robinson March 20, 1884 - December 26, 1937 Kaysville, Davis, UT Taylor George Elias August 28, 1886 - February 05, 1963 Kaysville, Davis, UT Taylor Eva Mary June 04, 1891 - November 23, 1970 Kaysville, Davis, UT Taylor Arthur James October 29, 1893 - March 21, 1968 Kaysville, Davis, UT Taylor Voila Mar March 26, 1901 - April 02, 1951 Taylorsville Alb ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My Mom's Step Dad's History Marriage Date: BEF 1848 Mary Stretton Blood ? Ann STRETTON William STRETTON Abt 1735 William STRETTON September 01, 1771 Yoxall, Staffordshire, England Ann STRETTON November 07, 1760 Yoxall, Staffordshire, England William STRETTON April 04, 1763 - April 10, 1763 Yoxall, Staffordshire, England Samuel STRETTON March 24, 1764 Yoxall, Staffordshire, England Thomas STRETTON January 04, 1767 - Jan 23, 1863 Yoxall, Staffordshire, England Sarah STRETTON June 26, 1768 Yoxall, Staffordshire, England Elizabeth STRETTON John STRETTON August 01, 1802 Yoxall, Staffordshire, England George STRETTON July 04, 1807 Yoxall, Staffordshire, England Samuel STRETTON April 02, 1809Yoxall, Staffordshire, England Mary STRETTON July 25, 1811 - March 03, 1891 Yoxall, Staffordshire, England William STRETTON Abt 1817 Yoxall, Staffs, England Rebecca STRETTON March 28, 1822 Thomas STRETTON November 18, 1885 William (WOOLLEY) WOOLEY Abt 1785 - April 30, 1873 Wooden, Stafford, Eng. Henry (WOOLLEY) WOOLEY November 14, 1821 - October 10, 1898 Dunstill, Stafford, Eng William WOOLLEY September 27, 1881 - April 18, 1934 Kaysville, Davis, UT Elizabeth Woolley Birth: 10 JAN 1848 -- Kanesville, Kane, Illinois Death: 28 NOV 1918--Pocatello, Bannock, Idaho James Landrum Taylor Birth: 14 JAN 1843 -- Atlanta, Dekalb, Georgia Death: 15 NOV 1912 -- Blackfoot, Bingham, Idaho (M) Elizabeth Woolley 30 NOV 1867 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah (info is listed in the ancestry file # 128533) William Woolley Taylor B: 27 SEP 1881 -- Kaysville, Davis, Utah D: 18 APR 1934 --Taylorville, Alberta near Cardston William Woolley Taylor - (M) (Gr Grandmother) Annie Lorretta Gipson 11 MAR 1903 in Taylorville, Alberta near Cardston Annie Lorretta Gipson B: 13 MAY 1880 -- Kaysville, Davis, UT D: 2 MAY 1936 -- Taylorville, Alberta, Canada John Wesley Gipson (B) 14 FEB 1844 Monticello, Wayne, KY - (D) 18 MAY 1930 Crabtree, Linn., Or (B) Kaysville, Davis, UT Married Elizabeth Evans 12 DEC 1870 Salt Lake City, S-Lk, UT Elizabeth Evans B: 15 MAY 1853 -- Cardiff, Glmrgn, Wls. D: 26 FEB 1900 -- Layton, Davis, UT

Hi Brian >This is the third time I've asked, is there something wrong? am I sending to the right address? Yes! To unsubscribe send word unsubscribe in body of email only, with NO signature to Wales-Gen-L-request@rootsweb.com Chris Who does use Tree Tops AND takes part in the Special Weeks! ==== WALES-GEN Mailing List ==== Have you used Tree Tops? The Free FAMILY TREE & WE'LL MEET AGAIN SERVICE http://freespace.virgin.net/tree.tops --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by Expert Anti-Virus. Version: 6.0.282 / Virus Database: 150 - Release Date: 2001-26-Sep

This is the third time I've asked, is there something wrong? am I sending to the right address? BALLY@brian-g-ball-staffs.freeserve.co.uk B.G.B@ll-staffordshire.fsnet.co.uk

Hi List We are pleased to announce two important new releases for Wales. ======================================================================== 1. North Wales 1835 Pigot's Directory (Reference #9024P) This directory covers all counties in the Northern half of Wales, divided into separate counties. This book was kindly loaned to the Archive CD Books Project by The Family Record Centre (The PRO) in London. ======================================================================== 2. South Wales 1835 Pigot's Directory (Reference #9027P) This directory covers all counties in the Southern half of Wales, divided into separate counties. (Monmouthshire is not included). This book was kindly loaned to the Archive CD Books Project by The Family Record Centre (The PRO) in London ======================================================================= Other Welsh books available: South Wales 1830 Pigot's Directory South Wales 1844 Pigot's Directory North Wales 1844 Pigot's Directory Best wishes -- Rob Dewsall Archive CD Books web : rob.dewsall@archivecdbooks.com email: www.archivecdbooks.com tel : +44 (0)1594-829359

At 11:23 PM 10/10/01, RosFamHom@aol.com wrote: >Graham, >Would it be alright if I passed on your wonderful comments to some others >Rootsweb lists that I am on? >I agree with you wholeheartingly. >Jennifer in ND Yes, by all means, have had similar responses from the lists. Love you all Graham

----- Original Message ----- From: <WALES-GEN-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <WALES-GEN-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 12:35 AM Subject: WALES-GEN-D Digest V01 #156

According to the powers that be my computer has in this past week frozen about seven or eight times, lost some data once, failed to load up at the start with the virus checker at least twice, sat solid and uncaring three times whilst in my desk-top progamme and behaved rather heniously on the internet by bouncing me out of it when I least expected it. BILL GATES YOU HAVE A LOT TO ANSWER FOR! If it was a horse, you would shoot it, you would have no choice. If it was a Chyrsler V8, you would turn it over to the wreckers IMMEDIATELY, and even it if was a new Toyota 4WD you would turn it upside down and put it out to pasture as fast as you could. Apart from all this, I love it/he/she, or whatever you may call it. Mainly because it/he/she connects me with the world wide genealogy sites and caring lists such as CLWYD, POWYS, SHROPSHIRE & WALES-GEN, and therefore brings me into touch with those loving and gentle folk on the other side of the world whose genealogy email reaches me faster than the speeding bullet, and whose help and thoughts lead me on to further genealogical exploration. So, no matter what the downsides might be with MICROSOFT and the other associated (or perhaps non associated) computer packages, I will still stand by my square-eyed computer and its sometimes crazy functionings, knowing that it is only human frailities that have made it that way, and that no one is really to blame, least of all ourselves, and that the world is still always a very gentle and caring place when it comes down to co-operation. So, here's to all you listers of the various sites. May you suffer graciously the little intimidations of your computers and cheerfully rejoice at the small gains you find on the internet lists, because without them your genealogy research would be so much poorer. In these troubled times let us give thanks for being able to belong to such wonderful and caring lists. I find no better. Bless you all Graham *******Lest We Forget: Remember the 11th of September*******

Graham, Would it be alright if I passed on your wonderful comments to some others Rootsweb lists that I am on? I agree with you wholeheartingly. Jennifer in ND

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Hi everyone. I have just spent hours on the net looking at this web site. I have found my two grandfathers there and possibly more relatives but will have to check them out first. This is the web site which seems to have a lot of links to things related to WW1 and helpful info on other things to do with looking for your ancestors: http://www.pitt.edu/~pugachev/greatwar/ww1.html I found a lot of people from the UK in Soldiers of the First World War (Canadian Over-seas Expeditionary Forces), with names of their wives, mothers, fathers, etc. on the info page. Check it out, you might find that lost relative. I wish to say a BIG THANK-YOU to PAM from OZ, who put this site on the Hampshire mailing list as if she hadn't I wouldn't have found more info on both my grandfathers. Best regards Heather Smith

Hi Yvonne, You have the birth date of your mother-in-law and know the area so it should be quite easy to purchase a copy of her Birth Certificate from the relevant Registry Office. It will cost £6.50 plus a stamped addressed envelope. The certificate will give the name of her mother and her father and the place they lived. There are offices for Caernarvonshire at Aberconwy, Bangor, Caernarvon and Dwyfor which is in Pwllheli. It should be easy to get the phone numbers from Directory Enquiries. I have the address if you want them. I have found the Welsh Registrars of B.M.D. extremely helpful.. I don't know how far you are from Portsmouth or Aldershot as there are Family History Centres of the Latter-day Saints in those places. You would be able to look at Births, Marriages and Deaths on the films for the whole of the British Isles. I have the phone numbers if you want them as you have to make an appointment. Regards, Margaret Harvey ----- Original Message ----- From: "y.mcleod" <y.mcleod@ntlworld.com> To: <WALES-GEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 08, 2001 10:16 PM Subject: [WALES-GEN] Jones > Hi Everyone > my name is Yvonne and I am researching my husbands side of the family I have been looking for the Jones family from Snowdonia with out much success I go to Winchester at least twice a month where they hold all the records for Hampshire and they have the records on fiche instead of book's for B.D.M my husbands mother is JOAN JONES born 27 march 1920 father Evan Morris Jones she had two other sisters Eva and Rosemary lived on a farm I think it was called Blackhill Farm > ANY help would be much appreciated > Regards > Yvonne > > > ==== WALES-GEN Mailing List ==== > C J Genealogical Collections > Web Page http://freespace.virgin.net/genealogical.collections > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > >

Hi Everyone my name is Yvonne and I am researching my husbands side of the family I have been looking for the Jones family from Snowdonia with out much success I go to Winchester at least twice a month where they hold all the records for Hampshire and they have the records on fiche instead of book's for B.D.M my husbands mother is JOAN JONES born 27 march 1920 father Evan Morris Jones she had two other sisters Eva and Rosemary lived on a farm I think it was called Blackhill Farm ANY help would be much appreciated Regards Yvonne

Hi: I was wondering if anyone has any further information pertaining to John Haggett bap. 1790, son of Henry Haggett married Ann draper baptised on May 7th. 1759 at North Perrot. John had the following sibblings, William, Hannah, Ann, Mary, Hester, and Henry. If anyone has any info it would be greatly appreciated janehaggett@hotmail.comGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

This is being cross-posted, so apologies if you receive several copies of this! We have just started to send out a regular, monthly Admin posting as there seems to be a sudden splurge of subscribers to ALL the lists that are run between us (Carol & Julie), with many new to the internet, so, here are some basic suggestions for the newer members & reminders for the regulars **** Remember we're all living is different parts of the world and what is obvious to you not obvious to other list members. Please be patient and polite to fellow list members. Treat others as you wish to be treated. **** It is useful to indicate the State, County, Country of your research Eg: Alberta Canada, Wagga Wagga NSW Australia, Exeter Devon. If possible can the two letter abbreviations used in the USA be replaced with the full names. **** The more information you include in your question the more likely you are to get an answer and The more specific your question, the most likely you are to get answer. **** "I've looked everywhere", it does helps to mention where "everywhere" is so others can point you to new places to look rather than telling you to do what you've already done. ***** Consider using the Free Family Tree and We'll Meet Again Service, provided FREE by Carol of Tree Tops http://freespace.virgin.net/tree.tops By submitting a message to the various services Carol provides, you might find that missing link. Check out the web page for further details. Remember, when you have an elusive ancestor, anything is worth a try. **** I'd like to encourage people to send replies to the LIST rather than direct to the person The advantages of sending replies to the list: there's probably others that are interested in the answer, it might get a discussion and it lets others know if the question has been answered. **** Please remember the correct procedure for unsubscribing and subscribing. Send a blank email with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the body of the message. The address to send to is the address with the word request in it. EG treetops-news-L-request@rootsweb.com etc Please post from the address that you are subscribed under, otherwise the Rootsweb robot thinks it is spam & the posting bounces to us for forwarding. ***If you respond to an forwarded email please, please make sure that you reply to the correct address, and do not click reply to sender, otherwise Carol or I are swamped with the replies! **** Use suitable subject headings, especially if you receive the digest version of postings. Not everyone reads everything and often time dictates we skim read the subjects lines looking for something interesting or relevant. An email that says "My family research" doesn't tell us much. Another tip is to type SURNAMES in capitals, so they attract attention ****Remember ALL posts to Rootsweb mailing lists are archived, so it is always checking there. Following the links from the main Rootsweb URL, at www.rootsweb.com or from http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ and then inserting the name of the list whose archives you wish to search. **** FINALLY, If you wish to post something to the list that is NOT specific to the list, For example new mailing lists, please send details to the admin address or either of us directly. ************************************************************************* To join the following MAILING LISTS just add on -L-request@rootsweb.com to the end of the Required name. ABERDEEN, BOER-WAR, CANAL-PEOPLE, ENG-LIVERPOOL, ENG-SRY-WSFHS, OCCUPATIONS, ONE-PLACE-STUDY, PRISONS-UK, PAPER-MILLS-MAKERS, STRAYS, TREETOPS-NEWS, TREETOPS-OVERSEAS, WALES-GEN. Surname Lists:- GOUCHER, HENTHORN, KENWORTHY. ************************************************************************* Regards Carol and Julie List Owners list.owner@virgin.net http://freespace.virgin.net/genealogical.collections Fax & Voice Mail (+44) 0870 130 5474 September, 2001. Amended October, 2001. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by Expert Anti-Virus. Version: 6.0.282 / Virus Database: 150 - Release Date: 2001-25-Sep

Hi Everyone I am searching for any information on the Bruckshaw family, living in Llandudno from at least 1900. In particular I am looking for any information on Ellen Primrose Bruckshaw, born 16.11.16 to Alfred Charles and Mabel Bruckshaw. Also if anyone can help with what 12 Waen Terrace, Conway was in 1913 (or who was living there at that time). Thanking you in anticipation Lisa Booth

Hi all my name is Chris and I am looking for information about a Ann Hardcastle and a James Marchbanks who lived at Galleywood common they had a baby there and moved down to Devon this was 1851/52 Also Can any one tell me what is Galleywood common is it a mining village what was the main trade there in the 1850s Is there any one tracing Hardcastle love to hear from you Thank you all Chris TIA

Hi Listers I'm having great difficulty locating an ancestor who emigrated to America and would be delighted if any one of our American listers could give me any help. - Let me explain .... My mother's uncle JOHN HENRY JONES born 1860 in Portmadoc, emigrated to America circa 1888/89. I do not know his port of embarkation or indeed his port of arrival, but I do have a letter that he wrote dated July 31st 1889 when he was working for a railroad company called 'Camino de Fierro Nacional Mexicana' .in LAGUNA (? New Mexico ?). At that time he was expecting his wife LIZZIE to set out from the UK and arrive at LAREDO Texas quite soon. I can find no trace of him on any published shipping lists nor indeed can I find any trace of Lizzie, but I am not sure whether he and Lizzie married before he left for America or when she arrived in the States. My next positive location for him is a letter dated October 31st 1938 when he was living at 1110 Kansas Avenue, TOPEKA , Kansas. He now had a son ALBERT H JONES married to EMMA and living in Chicago. From the tone of his letter his wife was now dead and also his daughter MINNIE E JONES both having died of cancer. I have cuttings from a newspaper at the time of Minnie's death(unfortunately no dates shown) in tribute to the virtues of MINNIE as a well loved school teacher at Topeka High School having graduated from Washburn college in 1910. She apparently lived at 1400 Harrison Street Topeka and was buried in the Topeka cemetery. John Henry Jones died 4th August 1944 and I believe that he is also buried in the Topeka cemetery. I wonder if the cemetery has its MIs listed somewhere. I've tried to locate all of them in the American Social Security files but with no success. Any help or advice that you can offer will be most welcome. Thanks in anticipation. Ron Sellers Northampton UK mailto:rojulian@enodoc17.freeserve.co.uk

List, Does anyone have available to them the book Welsh Founders of Pennsylvania, by Thomas Allen Glenn? If you do, could you please send to me what it has on the Rice family name? Thanks so much, Bob Rice from Lancaster Co., PA

Hello I would be grateful if anyone has any information about any WILLIAMSONs who originally came from Norfolk, Castle Acre/West Acre in particular. I am searching for the family bible which I believe travelled to Wales with someone called Ruth but any information will be gratefull received Many thanks Hazel

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