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Hope I haven't frightened you off with the subject name - I know it looks pretty dodgy. Anyway back on the list and raring to go - I have listed some of the major names but if you follow my link you can see all my names and where they fit into my tree- Go on be a devil — have a look! Sharon See my webpage for more details <A HREF="http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/l/l/w/Siaran-M-Llwyd/index.html">Hillman, Lloyd, Jones, Smith etc etc etc</A> Searching for: - Bees in Bristol (I think?) 1845 - Carr in Southampton 1856 - 1922 Cox in Pensford 1866 - 1942 Davey in Bristol 1813 - Dunscombe in Bristol & London (1817) Hallet in St Mathias on the Weir, Bristol 1800 - Hazel in the Bristol area & Woolard 1865 - Hillman in St Pauls, Bristol 1856 - Gough in Trowbridge & Bristol 1800 - Jones in the "Marsh" St Phillips, Bristol 1800 - Lloyd in the "Marsh" St Phillips & Horfield, Bristol & Worcester 1796 - Parsons in Shepton Mallett & Bristol 1811 - Shepherd in Bedminster, Bristol 1823 - Smiths in Horfield, Bristol & Lydney, Gloucestershire 1700 - Weeks in the "Marsh" St Phillips, Bristol 1800 -

Hi Jean These are the only HUSSEYS in Yeovil in the 1881 Census. Adam may have remarried, as his wife here is older than him and unlikely to be your Mary Jane who had a child in 1895! Cheers Phil Dwelling: Red House Inn Census Place: Yeovil, Somerset, England Source: FHL Film 1341576 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2393 Folio 56 Page 46 Marr Age Sex Birthplace Adam HUSSEY M 35 M Stoke Abbot, Dorset, England Rel: Head Occ: Farm Labourer M.A. HUSSEY M 43 F Mosterton, Dorset, England Rel: Wife Mary DENNER 8 F Mosterton, Dorset, England Rel: G Daur Occ: Scholar ----Original Message Follows---- From: "Jean Russell" <Jean.B.Russell@btinternet.com> To: WESSEX-PLUS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WSX] HUSSEY IN THE YEOVIL AREA Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2001 10:35:58 -0800 Goodmorning Everyone, Wondered if SKS could help me trace thbhis family or give me a few pointers as to where l can look. the details are; ALBERT VICTOR HUSSEY dob 12 august 1895 son of ADAM HUSSEY AND MARY JANE nee~ STRODE In 1922 Albert married my aunt Doris Ashford in YEOVIL HE GAVE HIS OCCUPATION AS A STOKER AT THE CORPORATION GAS WORKS and living at Beer Street Yeovil. They had a daughter Joyce. If this rings a bell even if only slightly l should love to hear from you. Thankyou for your time Have a great day Regards Jean ==== WESSEX-PLUS Mailing List ==== Useful Somerset Sites: http://www.genuki.org.uk/indexes/SOMcontents.html _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

Goodmorning Everyone, Wondered if SKS could help me trace thbhis family or give me a few pointers as to where l can look. the details are; ALBERT VICTOR HUSSEY dob 12 august 1895 son of ADAM HUSSEY AND MARY JANE nee~ STRODE In 1922 Albert married my aunt Doris Ashford in YEOVIL HE GAVE HIS OCCUPATION AS A STOKER AT THE CORPORATION GAS WORKS and living at Beer Street Yeovil. They had a daughter Joyce. If this rings a bell even if only slightly l should love to hear from you. Thankyou for your time Have a great day Regards Jean

Hi Mike! I think you're basically correct and my interpretation is "son of a poor female stranger", literally "travelling woman" but this probably gives the wrong impression. Cheers from Wales Paul Alternative Address: mountpleasant@goginan.fsbusiness.co.uk ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tut" <tut@tutton.org> To: <WESSEX-PLUS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 1:41 AM Subject: [WSX] More Latin > Hello. > > Thanks again for all your help with the latin transcriptions... > > how about this one...?... > > Robertus f. cujusdam pauperulae et perigrinae mulieris > > I know it's Robertus son of...is it unmarried pauper and stranger? > > All the best...thanks for your help. > > And don't forget to check out www.tutton.org in March. It will have all of > the baptisms, marriages and burials from Wedmore, Somerset from 1561 to the > mid 1800's. > > -Michael- > > > ==== WESSEX-PLUS Mailing List ==== > Somerset maps and photographs and a searchable database: > a visit is worthwhile if you have Somerset rellies: > http://www.somerset.gov.uk/archives/somhome.htm > >

Hi. Can I thank everyone who send me messages following my Dad's death the week before last. It's very comforting to know that thoughts and prayers are being offered up for him all around the world. Particular thanks to Eleanor for the lovely poem, and Harry Tadd for helping me find dad's regimental badge, which I've been able to include on the Service Sheet. Best wishes. Colin Hunt

To advise that in addition to the extracts of PRs made by David Cheek for Halse & Milverton, Som he has now made further extracts for certain names for Wiveliscombe: for details take links from: http://web.libertysurf.co.uk/pbenyon/H_m_w/Index.html Paul Portland

Hi everyone Today we added photographs St. Peter's, Poulshot parish church, Wiltshire, to our website. The outside pictures are not back from the developers yet, but all the digitals are ready, including 64 gravestones: http://www.oodwooc.f9.co.uk/ph_poulshot.htm - church page http://www.oodwooc.f9.co.uk/ph_poulshot_graves.htm - gravestones Yours Mandy Ball

Forwarded for information: Hi Everyone Just a quick mail (hopefully) to let you all know of a few changes to the Schools Photographs site. As of today the site has a new name, due to the amount of interest in incorporating other information into the site. It will now be called the UK Schools Interests Site though the URL will not be changing and the main aim of this site will still be collection photographs (of which there are now more than 800). The Look Ups, Requests and Reunions pages are now housed in the UK Schools History Group section of the site (easily accessible from the entrance page). I would ask that you all take a very brief look at the site to see if you have any information that could be included or if you are able to offer any assistance to anyone who is enquiring about schools which may be in your area. There is also a mailing list which is for open for anyone to join with an interest in Schools in the UK. Possibly the most important alteration is the time it now takes to download the images on ! the site. It has been reduced drastically as all photographs have now been altered to thumbnails. This also means that it is now possible to view a larger image than before on most pictures (invaluable especially on photographs of the pupils). Once again though, thank you to everyone for your continued support for this site and the amount of emails I am receiving from people who have found something of interest is wonderful. Kind Regards Kim Bewick www.schoolphotos.f2s.com Listowner for UK-SCHOOLS-L@rootsweb.com To subscribe to the schools list simply send an email to: UK-SCHOOLS-L-request@rootsweb.com with the word "subscribe" in the body of the mail.

Has anyone come across any connections with JOHN BOY (b 1766, chairmaker in Devizes) m. Sarah Stevens (b Marlborough) whose son William Boy went to London, from Marlborough and became a clock maker. The records for the family seem to switch quite happily from Boy to Boys to Boyes according to who was doing the paperwork at the time. I am researching my London/East End family from the point of view of migration routes to the capital and rural workers. I wait with bated breath!! Any ideas gratefully received. Thanks Barbara Walker

Does anyone have access to the above? I'm trying to help a friend track down his gtgtgtgrandfather, George Derrick, who very inconsiderately eloped with Charlotte Emma Gain, of Minstead Hampshire, to Brightingsea, Sussex, where they married in 1838. Their marriage certificate reveals absolutely nothing about them - no ages, occupations or parents. It was clearly a forbidden love match. By 1851 Charlotte was to be found living in Sixpenny Handley, along with her two daughters, Selina (b. 1840 in Iwerne) and Georgiana (b. 1844?) and her son Lewis George (b. 1842 in Woodcutt, Handley), but there is no sign of George. I would be most grateful if anyone having access to the 1841 census would kindly check these villages to see whether George's parish of origin is given. Without this we are completely stuck on this, my friend's main line. Cheers Annette of Wales

Have the parish records for St.Nicholas Newbury been filmed by the L.D.S? I am trying to find a marriage of JOHN DORE to SARAH. Their eldest son also JOHN was born c1852 in Newbury. Also WILLIAM DORE was living in a place called ?GRAVELLY PIECE?? in1828 according to the baptismal records for Speen.Has any one any idea where this place is/was? Chris

Hello. Thanks again for all your help with the latin transcriptions... how about this one...?... Robertus f. cujusdam pauperulae et perigrinae mulieris I know it's Robertus son of...is it unmarried pauper and stranger? All the best...thanks for your help. And don't forget to check out www.tutton.org in March. It will have all of the baptisms, marriages and burials from Wedmore, Somerset from 1561 to the mid 1800's. -Michael-

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I am seeking the name of the spouse and date and place of Marriage of Mary BARTLETT, daughter of Joseph and Mary Bartlett of East Chinnock. Help will be gratefully received. Greville Bartlett, JP, Dip Tchg Researching ; Bartlett, Queen, Cartwright

Hi, Did someone recently post a query about BENNETT of Dorset??? If so, I today stumbled on this stray in Guernsey which may be of interest:- Marriage at Town Church, St. Peter Port Guernsey : Joseph BENNET son of Joseph BENNET of Piddletown and Ann FISHER daughter of John of 'Iwerne' Dorset. 9 Dec 1813. Hope this helps someone. -- Jayne Priaulx, Guernsey.

Hi, Is there anyone researching PERHAM in Somerset 1700-1850's. Thanks Ann rbrash@xtra.co.nz

hello listers, Just to let anyone know that I have interests in the HELPS surname Thanks, Stephen

Hi, I'm researching the names Brown, from Litton Cheney, Dorset, Hounsell from Long Bredy and Gratten from Devon. Would be really pleased to hear from anyone else interested in these families. Thanks! Sue Irvine

On Sun, 28 Jan 2001 15:26:35 -0800, you wrote: >good morning Everyone, Trying to trace the above families living in Somerset Devon and Dorset. in the 1850- 1930s Thier last known areas were YEOVIL haselbury plucknet. Sandford orcas and Sherborne Dorset . IF sks can give me a snippet of info on any of these families, because so far i'M hitting the proverbial brick wall! Thankyou for your time and attention Have a Nice day Regards Jean Hi Jean I have no connection with these names, but do have a little info. But as these names are not exactly uncommon in this area you'll have to be far more specific about exactly who you are interested in - and where and when and what information and sources you already have eg you presumably have 1881 census: have you got 1851 census data? Please repond to the list otherwise your mail might get lost! Paul Portland Wessex LO