Hello All, Thanks to everyone who has sent information about Genge families in Dorset, none of which are in the branch of the family I am researching unfortunately.They may come into it once I get further back though. Can anyone help with the Genge branch in Gosport Hampshire into which George Genge was born in 1813? I have this information from the 1851 census for Shaftesbury Dorset. This is as far as I have reached in my searches, difficulty with transport (country life!), and distances to travel to the nearest town with library or archive materials preclude research more than once a week. I once read in a book that all the Genge branches in England (& therefore presumably elsewhere in the world) originated in Dorset in the 17C. In some parts of the country they are spelt Gange. My mother's side of the family was from Warwickshire and was Worrall (Percy) and Tabor (Florence) and I know hardly anything of them at all. Percy was killed on the railway in about 1946/7, and Grandmother was born in Leamington Spa. They lived in Woodford Halse, nr Rugby. Is there anyone out there who can start me off with some information? Jan Kennedy jank@sceftesbr-loumaidlea.freeserve.co.uk

Hello everybody We've spent the last 10 months taking photographs of parish churches, in north Wiltshire, including memorials and some gravestones. These photographs can be viewed at our website: http://www.oodwooc.f9.co.uk - home page http://www.oodwooc.f9.co.uk/Church_photos.htm - churches index Over the winter we have been recording the names on these memorials, gravestones, histories, vicars lists etc, and have put them into a 'names search' facility - there are 3912 entries. Although there are bound to be a few teething problems, we think it is now usable, so today it was uploaded to the site: http://www.oodwooc.f9.co.uk/church_names/allnames.htm - name search We also have a list of researchers and their names interest, listed by parish, to which you can have your details added (fill in a form and e:mail to is): http://www.oodwooc.f9.co.uk/list_interest.htm - Researchers list http://www.oodwooc.f9.co.uk/form_interest.htm - add your details (If you have visited the site before, you may need to 'refresh' your screen to see the new pages rather than what your computer has stored on it from last time.) Yours Duncan and Mandy Ball Swindon, Wiltshire

I'm starting from scratch!! Any clues about Admiral Sir Charles Sanders what-so-ever would be much appreciated!!Marilyn mkan@incentre.net

Any clues about the ship or family names, associated with Devon and after 1830s with PEI Canada would be a great start! Thanks againMarilyn in Jasper Canada Email mkan@incentre.net RESEARCHING 18C & 19C: - Leslie (Lyall & Stephen) in Old Machar & Monymusk, Aberdeenshire (fishing & Perthshire Light Infantry); - Crouch & Goddard (Broadwater) , Chennells (Reeve) all farm managers e.g. in Amersham, Quarendon, Aylesbury Bucks; Clophill Bedfordshire; Passenham, Naseby Northants; Clophill Bedfordshire; Littlehampton, Yapton & Walberton in WSussex . 19C: - Fairchild, Perkins, Sanders emigrated from Devon to Prince Edward Island, Canada (possilbly Bible Christian and/or with JCambridge Ship building from Bristol) . 19C & 20C: - Fairchild, Leslie & Large (Stephen) in PEI (mariners and ship builders). - Chennells in England & Canada.

William BLAKE and Diana GOLDEN were married May 25, 1823 in the parish of Colerne They had a son George BLAKE born June 22, 1823 in North Wraxall and a daughter Catherine born Jan. 10, 1823. Any information on this family would be appreciated. Marilyn

Forwarded.... On Thu, 18 Jan 2001 05:37:18 -0800, Nancy Tougas <ntougas@shore.net> wrote: > > I am looking for a contact regarding a World War II barracks, > Chiseldon, (sp)near Swindon. Is there a local historian or > bookseller I might contact? I am looking for books or memorablilia > of that place. > My father ancestors were English and I trying to put together > a history for him. > Thank you in advance. > >-- >Best regards, > Nancy mailto:ntougas@shore.net

Hi I am new to this list but not to research. Charlotte nee BROWN was named as one of the administrators of her father's Will in 1890. She is described as "Charlotte COGGINS (wife of Eli COGGINS) of Chapmanslade near Westbury in the County of Wiltshire). I would be grateful for any informtion that may be available for Charlotte and her family - she was my 2xgt Aunt. Regards Marion in Oz

Hello fellow Listers, these are my interests Ancestors of John BESZANT b 1838 Chippenham, Wilts. " " John VEALE b. 1834 Weare, Som. " " James COLLINGS b. 1838 Axbridge, Som. " " Emily Annie BINSOME c. 1855 Cheddar, Som. " " Catherine Frances ANDREWS c.1853 Axbridge, SOM. TAI - Patrisia

Forwarded On Wed, 17 Jan 2001 22:23:19 -0800, "Raelene Treis" <treis@dove.net.au> wrote: > >I am looking through the Winscombe Parish Records and I found the following entry; >3rd March 1711/12 was married James Fry and Ann .......... both from Winscombe by Banns. >Ann's surname is written as Hypgley or some thing similar but it is not a name that I know or can make out. >Can anyone help with some suggestions please, >Raelene in Alice Springs > >

Does anyone recognise any of the following, please?: - Hannah LUSTY who married Richard FOWLER at Kings Stanley on 4 August 1738. Judith LUSTY who married James BAKER at Kings Stanley on 1 April 1755. Elizabeth LUSTY who married George FOWLER at Kings Stanley on 25 December 1820. Adrian Yorkshire Researching: - Devon - LUSCOMBE, SHOBBROOK, PERRIAM, PITTS, QUICK, STONEMAN, COX & CORNISH. Dorset - WILMOT(T) Gloucestershire - HESKINS, BAKER, FOWLER & PITT Middlesex - MONTGOMERY & SAWARD Somerset - HOLBROOK, POTHECARY & WILMOT(T) Wiltshire - HAWKINS, HEATH, COOK, BECKINGHAM, DASH, RUDMAN, WATKINS, FELL, DREW, WILTSHIRE, WAIT(E) & WHIT(E)BREAD Carmarthenshire - PARRY & MORGANS Glamorgan - PARRY & POTHECARY Monmouthshire - POTHECARY Anywhere - MUDON

Hello: Apologies to anyone who has seen a similar message on the Hamphire list... I'm new to this list and hoping someone will be able to give me some advice about how to go about breaking down this brick wall. I'm trying to locate my great grandparents in 1891. Charles and Elizabeth (SMITH) BAKER were in Chute, WILTS in 1881 with their first two children, but have disappeared from Chute by 1891. Elizabeth (SMITH)BAKER was born (~1858) in Vernham, HANTS. She may have moved away from Chute after Charles BAKER (b. ~1859 in Chute, WILTS) died. His death was sometime prior to 1892 when Elizabeth remarried to George Edward HOARE. She could have been anywhere in the Wessex area. Any assistance locating Elizabeth BAKER (possibly without Charles) along with Sarah Ann (about 12 years old in 1891), Charles Henry (~10 yrs.), William (~9 yrs.), Thomas (~ 8 yrs.) and Bessie (?) on the 1891 censu would be much appreciated. Louise (in Canada) Researching: BAKER (Chute, WILTS/ Ringwood, HANTS/ Newbury, BERKS), SMITH (Vernham, HANTS), WINTER (HANTS / BERKS) _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

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Hi Aaron I know the feeling :-) It did this to me too! What I did was to copy the .zip file to its own directory. Assuming you have Winzip installed select the file in the new directory with Explorer and right click on the file with your mouse - this should give you the option amongst others to "open with Winzip" which you should select: then once Winzip is running chose Extract and select the same directory and Extract the files. Once you have done this run Setup.exe which should be one of the files extracted and the rest should be plain sailing - as they say. A great improvement I must admit on the previous excellent little program. Come back to me if you are still having problems! Regards Paul Portland On Tue, 16 Jan 2001 21:12:30 -0600, you wrote: >Dear Paul Portland, > >I have an interest in the Parish Locator that you mentioned in message of 1/15/01, however I can't seem to get the program to run. The program is on my hard drive. A message comes up to unzip, which I do, and then nothing happens. What am I doing wrong? > >Aaron Wilton > > >==== WESSEX-PLUS Mailing List ==== >Looking for an early map of the area in which you are interested? >Then try: >http://www.old-maps.co.uk/index.htm > >

Can I thank anyone who's e-mailed me recently but who perhaps I haven't managed to reply to. My Father has been ill, and died this afternoon, so I'm going to be out of circulation for a day or several. Colin Hunt

Hi All Richard's Church Albums - Update 17/01/2001 http://www.thirdman-webmaster.co.uk/index.html At the last up date we had 961 churches listed with photographs (small & Large) and many with text. With the help of our photo contributors we have now added another 95, this is in the last two weeks with many more to come More updates in the future. Richard Richard & Trish Derrick Richard@thirdman-webmaster.co.uk or Trish@thirdman-webmaster.co.uk Websites: "Richard's Church Albums" (New Site) - http://www.thirdman-webmaster.co.uk/index.html "Richard's Church Albums" (Old Site) - http://www.softnet.co.uk/thirdman/index.html "Our Family Albums" - http://www.zoom.co.uk/family.tree/index.html "Richard's Albums" - http://www.thirdman.swinternet.co.uk/index.html

Greetings: My sincere thanks go out to Sandie, David Cheek, Chris Wyatt, Nicole, Pat Stedman--all the listers who helped me with locating the small town of Carisbrook, Aust. which my Bath ancestor left for. More lists to join, more info to dig for! But I still can't figure why any of them wanted to leave beautiful Bath!! Regards, Carol in Colorado (which is beautiful too as it snowed all day long today!!)

Another list of Wessex-plus strays in Jersey (not New Jersey) in 1851 and 1871. I have noted where there are others of the same surname at the same reference and have assumed that they are the same family. I have also noted where those in one list also appear in the other index - they usually gave their birthplace as 'England' in the other index. This list does not include all the strays - I will have missed some and others will have given their birthplace consistently as England. I do not know anything further about anyone on this list. Anne In Jersey in 1851 name age b. census reference John SAGE 60 SOM St Helier [31.678.13] )with Martha SAGE 53 SOM St Helier [31.678.13] )family Susan SAILSBURG 24 IOW St Helier [16.352.3] Emmanuel SALISBURY 71 IOW St Helier [4.91.23] Elizabeth SALISBURY 54 IOW St Helier [4.91.23] Daniel SALISBURY 16 IOW St Helier [4.91.23] Jacob SALISBURY 14 IOW St Helier [4.91.23] see SILSBURY 1871 Isaac SALTER 71 SOM St Helier [13.305.23] with family Philip SAMPSON 34 DOR St Helier [2.38.24] )with Elizabeth SAMPSON 23 DOR St Helier [2.38.24] )family Edward SANDERS 53 DEV St Helier [28.595.2] )with Edward Jr. SANDERS 22 DEV St Helier [28.595.2] )family Robert SAUNDERS 47 IOW St John [5.535.15] Ellen SCANDLAN 4 IOW St Helier [49.967.17]* Mary Ann SCANDLON 7 SOM St Helier [49.970.22]* Elizabeth SEYMOUR 20 DEV St Helier [13.303.19] with family Mary Ann SHORT 29 DEV St Helier [49.960.3] Eliza SMITH 40 HAM St Helier [28.596.4] John SMITH 50 DOR St Helier [40.847.9] Ann SNELL 42 DEV St Helier [15.332.12] with family John SNELLING 29 DEV St Helier [30.664.32] with family & 1871 Henry SOMINY 37 DOR St Helier [36.796.3] Thomas SPANNER 43 IOW St Helier [33.752.45] with family Margaret SPENCER 59 HAM St Helier [49.966.15] Eliza SPILLER 28 DEV St Helier [15.329.6] John STANBURY 49 DEV St Martin [4.348.8] )with John STANBURY 12 DEV St Martin [4.348.8] )family Wm. B. STARTIN 13 IOW St Helier [22.477.41] with family Louisa STEPHENS 19 IOW St Peter [1.139.12] Joseph STEVENS 36 IOW Grouville [1.171.15] in 1871 Joseph 55 at Grouville [3.45.7] James STREET 38 HAM St Helier [2.32.13] with family Peter STUCKEY 28 SOM St Helier [15.344.37] with family Julia G. SWIETOSLAWSKI 29 DEV St Helier [33.750.40] with family in 1871 Julia at St Helier [36.63.18] with family Elizabeth SYMES 44 OXF St Helier [28.596.4] *District 49 comprised the General Hospital and workhouse - there were other SCANLAN/SCANDLAN/SCANDLING/SCANDLONs in this district. In Jersey in 1871 John SALLICK 25 DEV St Helier [49.89.3] Charles SALTER 33 IOW St Ouen [3.31.6] with family Thomas SALTER 23 IOW St Saviour [3.40.26] Elizabeth SAMPSON 46 SOM St Saviour [4.46.4] Robert SANSBURY 21 HAM St Helier [55.177.7] Caroline SAUNDERS 43 IOW St Helier [3.43.7] with family David SAUNDERS 60 IOW St Helier [1.92.27] in 1851 David SAUNDERS at St Martin [1.263.9] with family Mark SAUNDERS 56 IOW St Helier [26.74.12] in 1851 Mark SAUNDERS at St Helier [24.516.5] with family Robert SCAMMEL 52 WIL St Helier [21.180.9] with family in 1851 Robert SCAMMEL 35 at St H. [32.705.2] with family John SCREECH 53 DEV St Helier [36.65.22] with family in 1851 John SCREECH at St Helier [1.5.3] with family Henry SCRIVEN 26 DOR St Helier [46.54.9] William SENDON 52 DEV St Helier [36.66.23] )with Johanna SENDON 43 WIL St Helier [36.66.23] )family Mark SHEARN 36 SOM St Mary [4.190.3] Jane SHELLEY 21 WIL St Helier [14.66.17] William SHELTON 31 BRK St Helier [55.175.3] Ann SHEPPARD 43 IOW St Helier [5.73.4] with family Rebecca SHERRY 27 IOW St Helier [33.8.6] with family Lockford H SHITLER 28 SOM St Saviour [4.47.6] Ellen SHITLER 24 SOM St Saviour [4.47.6] Jacob SILSBURY 32 IOW St Helier [17.115.21] with family see Jacob SALISBURY in 1851 Chs. SIMMONDS 32 HAM St Helier [51.129.12] Benjamin SINGLE 50 SOM St Helier [40.123.14] )with Harriet SINGLE 50 SOM St Helier [40.123.14] )family in 1851 SINGELs both 29 at St Helier [36.802.15] with family Maria SISSMORE 40 DEV St Helier [45.41.11] with family Rebecca SKELTON 75 DEV St Saviour [6.79.5] in 1851 Rebecca SKELTON at Grouville [4.223.20] with family Charles SLOUGH 29 BRK St Helier [55.175.3] Eliz. SMALL 81 BRK St Helier [51.128.10] Alice E. SMITH 18 DEV St Saviour [6.81.9] Deborah SMITH 30 DEV St Martin [2.105.10] with family Edward SMITH 29 GLS St Helier [56.182.2] with family Eliza SMITH 70 HAM St Helier [45.39.7] George SMITH 39 OXF St Lawrence [3.111.8] with family Isabella SMITH 2 HAM St Peter [7.144.3] with family James SMITH 26 BRK St Helier [55.175.3] Sydney SMITH 12 DEV St Martin [7.166.4] William SMITH 21 GLS St Helier [55.178.10] William SNELGROVE 28 SOM St Helier [55.175.3] John SNELLING 49 DEV St Helier [32.177.12] with family & 1851 James SNUGGS 31 BRK St Peter [7.145.5] George SOPER 50 DOR St Lawrence [10.168.4] with family Anne SOREL 69 DEV St Helier [20.166.11] John SOUTHWOOD 48 DEV St Helier [29.124.20] )with Elizabeth SOUTHWOOD 48 DOR St Helier [29.124.20] )family Thomas SOUTHWOOD 29 DEV St Helier [21.178.5] with family in 1851 Thomas SOUTHWOOD at St Helier [2.57.36] with family Tho. H. SPEAR 16 SOM St Saviour [4.56.23] with family Mary A. SPENCER 68 DOR St Helier [3.52.25] William SPICER 40 DOR St Saviour [4.49.9] Mary A. SPICER 40 DOR St Saviour [4.49.9] George SPRATT 32 HAM St Helier [23.21.8] )with Jane SPRATT 34 HAM St Helier [23.21.8] )family Jane SPRINGATE 52 DEV St Martin [6.161.9] with family in 1851 Jane SPRINGET 33 at St Martin [5.367.19] with family Charles SPRINGER 70 HAM St Peter [6.139.10] with family Michel STEPHENS 55 DEV St Helier [20.162.3] John Wm. STEWARD 63 IOW St Saviour [8.107.3] in 1851 John STEWARD 40 at St Helier [10.139.20] Ann STONE 70 SOM St Helier [36.58.7] with family in 1851 Ann STONE 49 at St Helier [29.631.21] with family John STRETTON 53 SOM St Helier [36.58.7] Marianne STRETTON 45 SOM St Helier [36.58.7] Eliza STRIDE 40 SOM St Helier [14.69.23] William STURGES 55 DOR Trinity [3.28.8] Grace STURGES 50 DOR Trinity [3.28.8] Catherine SULLIVAN 27 IOW St Helier [3.53.27] with family in 1851 Catherine 8 at St Helier [13.308.29] with family Thomas SWAIN 20 WIL St Helier [55.176.6] George SWEETLAND 31 WIL St Helier [55.178.9] Anne SYMONS 36 SOM St Peter [2.95.14] with family St Helier District 51 - Elizabeth Castle & St Aubin's Fort St Helier District 52 - House of Correction. St Helier District 56 - Married soldiers' quarters. St Peter District 7 - Barracks. St Mary District 4 - Grève de Lecq barracks St Martin District 7 - Industrial school for boys St Saviour District 8 - Lunatic Asylum

Hi Again Further to last night's message I understand all the lists that were having problems should now be on-line again - if you still aren't receiving then you may have been unsubscribed and should re-subscribe. I understand that the Rootsweb Archives at: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ have been or will be updated shortly and should carry anything you may think you have missed? I also understand that the ISP "Pipex" received a massive spam raid a couple of days ago and some list members may have problems talking to anyone with a Pipex address - I note that much list mail has been bouncing for those with Pipex addresses. Regards Paul Portland On Mon, 15 Jan 2001 21:53:45 +0000, you wrote: > >Hi All > >Wessex List Mail seems to be working OK, but I'm informed that >one of the Rootsweb Servers is "broken" and has been out of >service since Sat evening UK time! > >I'm not sure which Lists this affects, but Cornwall and GenBrit >are two possibilities and maybe one of the Welsh ones....? > >I understand that repairs are taking longer than expected, but >that normal service will be resumed asap. > >Regards > >Paul > > >==== WESSEX-PLUS Mailing List ==== >Looking for an early map of the area in which you are interested? >Then try: >http://www.old-maps.co.uk/index.htm > >

Charles George was b. 1863 in Amersham BKM, was living with mother & sisters in Amersham BKM in 1891 census. Identified as an "auctioneer" in 1881 Census, living with an Uncle in Yapton SSX. He died "as a young man" , possibly in Europe, survived by his mother and sisters living either at Bury Farm, Amersham, or in Littlehampton West SSX, probably before 1900. Any assistance from MI's, 1891 census, auctioneers activities, or newspaper obits would be greatly appreciated. AUCTIONEER - is there any hope that this "profession" kept records in 1890s?? Thanks Marilyn in Jasper Canada Email mkan@incentre.net RESEARCHING 18C & 19C: - Leslie (Lyall & Stephen) in Old Machar & Monymusk, Aberdeenshire (fishing & Perthshire Light Infantry); - Crouch & Goddard (Broadwater) , Chennells (Reeve) all farm managers e.g. in Amersham, Quarendon, Aylesbury Bucks; Clophill Bedfordshire; Passenham, Naseby Northants; Clophill Bedfordshire; Littlehampton, Yapton & Walberton in WSussex . 19C: - Fairchild, Perkins, Sanders emigrated from Devon to Prince Edward Island, Canada (possilbly Bible Christian and/or with JCambridge Ship building from Bristol) . 19C & 20C: - Fairchild, Leslie & Large (Stephen) in PEI (mariners and ship builders). - Chennells in England & Canada. ______________________________

Dear Paul Portland, I have an interest in the Parish Locator that you mentioned in message of 1/15/01, however I can't seem to get the program to run. The program is on my hard drive. A message comes up to unzip, which I do, and then nothing happens. What am I doing wrong? Aaron Wilton