Family interests: - 19C Crouch & Goddard (Broadwater) , Chennells (Reeve) English farm managers in Bucks (Quarendon, Amersham, Aylesbury) West Sussex (Yapton & Walberton); Oxford (Stonesfield), Northamptonshire (Passenham Manor, Naseby Manaor). - 18C Chennells (all); Crouch Bedfordshire (Clophill) - 18C to 1840 Fairchild, Perkins, Sanders in Devon and Prince Edward Island, Canada (possible connection with Cambridge Ship Building Co, Bible Christian) Thanks for any comments Marilyh from Jasper Alberta Email: mkan@incentre.net

Hello All. If anyone is looking at a census for 1851 could they please have a look for the following family? Father Henry LUDLOW age unknown married in Oxford 25/12/1827 to Mother Fanny nee SHELTON age unknown. Son Charles born Reading 1840. I have no info before 1827, between 1827 & 1840 or between 1840 &1860 when Charles married in Surrey. Any help much appreciated. Sid Ludlow, Researching :LUDLOW, LEAR,SHELTON,TURBUTT,WITT sidludlow@libertysurf.co.uk OFHS#4250

Hi Researchers. Could some kind person, check their 1851 and 1891 Census and see if they could locate William John or John SMITH born about 1838 and I belive his brother, Edwin William or William SMITH born about 1848 their names kept changing about on records found. They came from Wotton but one record for "John" had Chippenham, I am trying to find their parents and where they came from. I know it is a long shot, but every thing in genealogy is until it is proved. Wiltshire, Box, Wraxall could be another area. Alf beard

Hi, researchers Once again I am looking for any one with the family FRY who may have come from around Falfield,Glos and the wife remarried into the, yes you guessed it the SMITH,s of Wotton.. The person I have is Jane nee? married a FRY had three children KATE, EUSTANCE, & GEORGE, all born at Falfield, she remarried, to Edwin William or it could be William Edwin SMITH occ Baker/Auctioneer etc local trader in Wotton. He was born and bred in Wotton The dates are Jane c 1841, she may have married the FRY abt 1865 date of first born. Edwin c abt 1848. I have no info on the FRY or Jane,s back ground. Alf Beard

Mary NEWCOMBE was born in Exbourne, Devon c 1777. She married Joseph SHOBROOKE in the parish church at Exbourne on 18 November 1817. Whilst I have a great deal of information on my SHOBBROOK (various spellings) forebears I know nothing more about Mary and her forebears. Thomas SHOBBROOK, son of Joseph and Mary married Ann QUICK in the parish church at Black Torrington on 20 April 1843. A Joseph NEWCOMBE was one of the witnesses. The 1851 census CD-ROM shows two Joseph NEWCOMBEs living in Exbourne; a father and son. Does anyone know if the elder Joseph was perhaps the brother of Mary SHOBROOKE (née NEWCOMBE), please? I hope that someone will be able to help! 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

Ohoh Looks like you may have landed yourself a gypsy family. Hawker occupations tend to be taken by gypsy orientated families. I've taken a look at the Hepzibah Non Conformist records for Wooton Basset and in fact the rest of Wiltshire and could not find anything on your names either under Barrett or Heath. Unless you're very lucky you may never find them. The remarriage is also a valid possibility depending on how old Julia was. I'll take a look and see if there is any marriages for Heaths or Barretts in and around Wooton Bassett on my next trawl of the fiches. ----Original Message Follows---- From: Maureen Jones <mjcorney@yahoo.com> To: WESSEX-PLUS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WSX] Ancestor confusion - help! (long, but please bear with me) Date: Sat, 13 Jan 2001 18:50:35 -0800 (PST) Hello I am having a dickens of a time with my ancestors! My grandmother, Joan Burrows, born in 1924, met her grandmother (she died in 1930). She was always known as Grandma Clegg. No one in the family ever knew her first (or maiden) name. Well, we finally found out that my grandmother's cousin and his father's birth certificate, which listed the full name of the mysterious Grandma Clegg. It turns out that the name was Emily Sabina Barrett. Finally! We thought, some information! Not so... According to the 1881 census, Emily was working in Cardiff Wales as a waitress. The year of birth was about 1857, Wootton Bassett. We started to look for her birth registered, but couldn't find it. Her sister and presumed brother weren't registered either (Julia Susan and George). I know their parents' names - John and Sarah ? Today I was at my FHC and the parish records I had ordered were in. Thinking I would be in luck and find some proof that Emily, Julia and George existed, I attacked the records. Unfortunately, they weren't there. I searched a 20 yr period. This was the CoE, and Julia was married in a Weslyan chapel. I was about to broach the subject with my Mum when I saw something (it sounds corney, but my eyes were drawn to the spot...). It said - Julia Susan HEATH, born 1846 (my J.S. Barrett would have been born 1846/47), daughter of John and Sarah Heath. Father's profession was Hawker. My John Barrett's profession was shopkeeper about 30 years later. How common is the name Julia Susan, coupled with parents John and Sarah in the right year in the right place? I'm grasping at straws, but I'd like some thoughts on this. I will get around to ordering the Non-Conformist parish records for Wootton Bassett, but I'd like some ideas first. What to do? I'm wondering if Sarah _____ married John Heath and had Julia Susan Heath. John Heath died and Sarah re-married John Barrett. Julia changed her name to Barrett and Sarah and John #2 had at least two other children, Emily and George. It's possible isn't it? Taryn Jones Vancouver Island BC CANADA PS - I couldn't find BARRETT at all between 1842-1864 in Wootton Bassett on the parish records - what is going on? Some appeared on the 1881 census but I could not find them on the parish records or the civil registration. I need help!!!! __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/ ==== WESSEX-PLUS Mailing List ==== Useful introduction to UK genealogy http://www.genuki.org.uk/gs/Newbie.html http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/EmeryPaper.html _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

Hello to all on the list, I have been stalled in my research of the STONE family and hope someone out there can help. I have found marriage of my gr.gr.gr.grandfather John STONE, to Ann GILLINGHAM in Bishop's transcripts for Cann, Dorset. The date is October 31, 1814. They were married by banns, with consent of all concerned,by George Wood, Rector. Both were listed as residing in this parish. There seems to be a distintion made as to "of" this parish and "residing in". Would this mean that they belonged to another parish? I can find no record of any baptism for Ann GILLINGHAM in this parish, although her birthplace was listed as Shaston, which I understand was another name for Cann.Would the actual parish register give more detail than the Bishop's transcript and would anyone be willing to look it up for me? It does not seem to be available through the LDS.Ann was born c.1785. I can find no baptisms of children until 1821 in Mere, Wiltshire. Was there a war during this time frame when John might have been away? Two more children Robert Gillingham STONE,c.1823 and Caroline Hawkins STONE,c.1827 were born in Donhead ST. Mary, then my gr.gr. grandfather Richard George Stone ,1829 again in Mere.Any help or hints on where to look next would be appreciated. Pat Croteau, Canada _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

Hi Researchers. I am looking for any person who has a family ROBINS in their files. Two sisters married in 1907 first, Mary Jane ROBINS married Henry Ernest BATEMAN from Wotton under Edge, second Rose Emily ROBINS married Thomas Edward SMITH also of Wotton. Their parents were William ROBINS and Julia Ellen MANNERS both of Bagpath. I have some info on these families and would like to make contact with any one who is interested regards Alf Beard

Hello I am having a dickens of a time with my ancestors! My grandmother, Joan Burrows, born in 1924, met her grandmother (she died in 1930). She was always known as Grandma Clegg. No one in the family ever knew her first (or maiden) name. Well, we finally found out that my grandmother's cousin and his father's birth certificate, which listed the full name of the mysterious Grandma Clegg. It turns out that the name was Emily Sabina Barrett. Finally! We thought, some information! Not so... According to the 1881 census, Emily was working in Cardiff Wales as a waitress. The year of birth was about 1857, Wootton Bassett. We started to look for her birth registered, but couldn't find it. Her sister and presumed brother weren't registered either (Julia Susan and George). I know their parents' names - John and Sarah ? Today I was at my FHC and the parish records I had ordered were in. Thinking I would be in luck and find some proof that Emily, Julia and George existed, I attacked the records. Unfortunately, they weren't there. I searched a 20 yr period. This was the CoE, and Julia was married in a Weslyan chapel. I was about to broach the subject with my Mum when I saw something (it sounds corney, but my eyes were drawn to the spot...). It said - Julia Susan HEATH, born 1846 (my J.S. Barrett would have been born 1846/47), daughter of John and Sarah Heath. Father's profession was Hawker. My John Barrett's profession was shopkeeper about 30 years later. How common is the name Julia Susan, coupled with parents John and Sarah in the right year in the right place? I'm grasping at straws, but I'd like some thoughts on this. I will get around to ordering the Non-Conformist parish records for Wootton Bassett, but I'd like some ideas first. What to do? I'm wondering if Sarah _____ married John Heath and had Julia Susan Heath. John Heath died and Sarah re-married John Barrett. Julia changed her name to Barrett and Sarah and John #2 had at least two other children, Emily and George. It's possible isn't it? Taryn Jones Vancouver Island BC CANADA PS - I couldn't find BARRETT at all between 1842-1864 in Wootton Bassett on the parish records - what is going on? Some appeared on the 1881 census but I could not find them on the parish records or the civil registration. I need help!!!! __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

Hi everybody If anybody out there has any information on the following family I would be very happy to hear from you. William Billing b1818 Combe St Nicholas, Chard married Mary (possibly Hake) b1827 Buckland St Mary, Chard. Their children were William b1850 Combe St Nicholas, James b1851, Samuel b1852, Lydia b1854, John b1857 Chard, Thomas b1860. In the 1861 census they are living in Chard and Thomas's occupation is shown as "Blacksmith". I have been unable to find out who William's parents were or confirm Mary's maiden name and parents. My g g grandfather James was born in Chard and moved to Nottingham as did Samuel. In the 1891 census he is shown as aged 34 but this James would have been 39 or 40 if born in 1851. However, the SC index has no listing of a James Billing born in Som between 1850-2 but there is one in 1858. There are 2 possible John Billings born in 1857 so it doesn't look as if the names have been transposed. Was it common for ages in census returns to be so inaccurate or have I got a much bigger puzzle to solve? Sorry for bombarding you with all this information but I really need your help. Thanks Jo Wardman - JoWardman@aol.com West Yorks

Hi to all list members, wishing you all a happy new year while I enclose my interests again. BLACKSTOCK.......Ireland,Australia DAVEY............Monmouth,Devon GEE..............Cheshire HILL.............Worc, Warw. JONES............Worc, Warw. LESAR............South Africa,Australia MINETT(MINARD)...Hereford POWELL...........Hereford,Australia THORLEY..........Cheshire, South Africa,Australia VINCE............Norfolk, Australia WARD.............Worc, Warw. WESTERN..........Somerset WOODCOCK.........Warw. Thank you all Vicki Davey http://www.geocities.com/vidav_au/index.html

29 December 1800 Wanted to exchange, a rectory of about 120L per annum in Cornwall for a rectory or vicarage in Dorset, Devon or Cornwall, in which there is a good house and some glebe lands. Also wanted to purchase, the next presentation to a living in either of the above counties, of about 300L per annum, on which there is a comfortable residence for a clergyman's family, and a prospect of being presented within a short period. Apply to Messrs WALLIS and PENROSE, attornies, Bodmin. Cricket St Thomas, 28 December 1900 Viscount Bridport, who is spending Christmas at Bronte, Sicily, in company of his son, the Hon Arthur W A N HOOD CB, has entered upon his 87th year, having been born December 23, 1814. Yeovil, 28 December 1900 Mr and Mrs W COLE, of Kingston, celebrated their golden wedding on Wednesday last. They received many valuable presents and letters of congratulation upon the event from their relatives and friends. Mr Cole is one of the oldest tradesmen in the town, and both he and Mrs Cole are held in the highest respect. Stourton Caundle, 28 December 1900 Miss SERRELL, with her accustomed generosity, has during the past week distributed rabbits to the parishioners, and to the poor she has given beef, plum-pudding and 2s each. Source - Western Gazette. >From the letters page of the Western Gazette, 27 December 2000: I am in need of some help from your readers. I am researching my wife's family tree and require information on Charles TOOP, the eldest son of Frances HART and Maria Hunt Toop. Charles was born in 1855 in Attleborough, Norfolk, but moved to the Bournemouth area around 1873 where he remained for the rest of his life. Charles married Susan HISCOCK in 1878 at Holdenhurst, giving coachman as his occupation. Charles died in 1928 and Susan in 1941. Charles was one of 12 children. I have managed to trace four children of the marriage; Anne Marie Elizabeth b 1879, Alice Louise b 1881, Francis William b 1883 and Stanley James b 1890. There may be more offspring but as yet I've not located them. Anne married in 1908, Francis in 1909 and Stanley in 1919 to Dora ANDREWS. I would be grateful if anyone with information could contact me. (Signed) Eric O'Neil, Longworth Road, Egerton nr Bolton. Ian James, Poole, Dorset, UK. Researching; WHISCOMBE Yarcombe, Devon and Tidworth, Hampshire. GALE Hatherden, Hampshire. CHERRETT South Dorset.

Dear All., Thankyou to all who replied to my ellis island question, most kind ! Best Wishes Su Swindon u.k.

Colin Hunt asks: >Could someone who knows about these things tell me whether there is an sort of Marriage Index up and running for Wiltshire, please? And if so, whether it's accessible online. Also, I'd be interested to know whether the Chippenham registers have been transcribed onto the net. < There is one big marriage index, the Nimrod Index, and a variety of smaller indexes. I have put general information about all of them on the GENUKI Wiltshire page at http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/WIL/ under the topic "Church records". The Parish and Vital Records listing available in LDS Family History Centres shows the following Chippenham marriages as being in the IGI.( The first figures are a date range, the second a batch number, called a "project number" in this listing.) 1578-1611 M 5914-2 1653-1687 ditto? 1688-1753 M 5914-1 1754-1755 ditto? 1759-1866 M 5914-1 I think you have to enter these batch numbers as M059141 and M059142 in FamilySearch. Try M059143 as well - that appears in the TyeRoots on-line list of IGI batch numbers. In case you are not familiar with batch numbers - on the IGI search screen you can put in just a batch number and get all records in the batch (any surname). Or you can put in a batch number and a surname, and get all the matching records, just in that batch - i.e. in one parish, in a range of years. regards, David Hawgood. :

Hi Tina ,if it's not too much trouble,any info you may find on KIBBLE family any date all lived aroun Crudwell/Hankerton area would be appreciated Roy in hot Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: Tina Kirby <t_j_kirby@hotmail.com> To: <WESSEX-PLUS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 9:38 AM Subject: Re: [WSX] MARRIAGE INDEX and CHIPPENHAM > > I have purchased a set of Marriage Bond Index Fiches for the whole of > Wiltshire (they're not that expensive from www.genfair.com). I'm sure they > are not that complete as I have not been totally successful in locating my > marriages but I'm happy to check for yours. Just give a data range and the > names and places you are looking for. > > > ----Original Message Follows---- > From: Kvilhaugveien@aol.com > To: WESSEX-PLUS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [WSX] MARRIAGE INDEX and CHIPPENHAM > Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2001 16:43:57 EST > > Hi all. > > Could someone who knows about these things tell me whether there is an sort > of Marriage Index up and running for Wiltshire, please? And if so, whether > it's accessible online. Also, I'd be interested to know whether the > Chippenham registers have been transcribed onto the net. I keep finding > Somerset registers in unexpected places, so you never know! > > All the best, > > Colin Hunt. > > > ==== 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 > > > _________________________________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. > > > ==== WESSEX-PLUS Mailing List ==== > Can't find the mail list you need - try John Fuller's page at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~jfuller/gen_mail_country-unk.html > >

The following are a set of fiches that I have that I am happy to look up I have others in book form which are mostly listed on my web sites resources page. www.swangen.com. Marriage License Bonds 1700-1837 Burial Index Ring Marriages of Chirton, Etchilhampton, Stert and Patney Bastardy Volumes 1-5 (Not indexed but sections are in surname order) 1851 Census Cricklade and Wooton Bassett (Transcription and Index) Wiltshire Police Vol 1 Non Conformist Registers Vol 1 and 2 Wooton Bassett Register Early Censuses (1696,1700,1701,1705) Registers of Rodbourne, Wanborough, Cheyney and Baydon The following names have so far crept into my family one way or another via Wiltshire if they moved from or to another county it is listed too. Various All Cannings connections. If you have an ancestor from this village go to www.swangen.co.uk where I have the whole census details 1851-1891 for the village. I am still documenting the families but there are some trees available on-line. Bathe of Lydiard Tregoze starting with William b1780s of unknown origin whose daughter Ann b1800s was the grandmother of Edward James Smith below. Biggs of Ramsbury starting from John Biggs Snr of Bath, Somerset whose son John b1780s moved to Ramsbury by 1815 and ending with the only child from his second marriage Charlotte Biggs b1831 Ramsbury who was the mother of Agnes Jane Smith below. Bray of Westwood starting from (Allen) Daniel Bray b1780s to Jane Bray b1811 the mother of Charlotte Biggs above. Gerrish of Chirton which Sarah Gerrish b1780s marrying George Perry. Perry of Chirton starting from George Perry b1780s whose son Charles was the grandfather of Jesse Swanborough below. Smith of Broad Hinton and its closeby villages starting from Peter Smith b1696/1699 Broad Hinton to Edward James Smith b1859 who moved to London by 1885. Smiths of Marlborough and Ramsbury starting from James Smith b1790s Vernham's Dean, Hampshire who moved to Marlborough by 1828 and ending with Agnes Jane Smith b1857 Ramsbury who moved to Essex by 1876. Swanborough of Etchilhampton and All Cannings starting from Nicholas Swanborough b1614 Etchilhampton who moved to All Cannings by 1720s whose ultimate grandson Jesse b1852 moved to Essex and was the husband of Agnes Jane Smith. The Swanborough Website is www.bonniesworld.com. Whale of Wanborough and Wooton Bassett starting from Angel Whale b1790s whose son Mark b1810s moved to Wooton Bassett before 1851 where he died before the census to Ann Whale b1830s who was the mother of Edward James Smith above. Thats all I can recall at present. Any others I will add later. _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

Dear List, I am a very new member and would love to start things off by posting my interests if you will bear with me. POOLE Albert Edward (my grandfather) - born 1.12.1874 Portishead, Somerset - married 16.8.1903 Newport, Monmouthshire - emigrated to Brisbane, Australia circa 1912 POOLE Edward Charles (the name George possibly incl. somewhere in his Christian name) (my gr-grandfather) - born 1843 Hallery, Gloucester - married Elizabeth Matilda ADAMS born 1.10.1848 in Gloucester. - believed he moved to Monmouthshire later with part or all of his family with the result that I believe some of his descendents may be living in Monmouthshire and Wales. Their children incl. my grandfather: Alice M. - born circa 1871 Charles G. - born circa 1873 Albert Edward - born 11.12.1874 Amy L. - born circa 1877 Edith C. - born circa 1878 Arthur E. - born circa 1879 Alfred H. - born circa 1880 Constance ?? - born after 1881 Census ?? POOLE William (my gr-gr-grandfather) - born circa 1812 in North Nibley, Gloucester - married WAITE Betsy born circa 1818 in Compton. Their children incl. my gr-grandfather: George - born circa 1840 Hannah - born circa 1842 Edward Charles - born 19.12.1843 William - born circa 1846 Louisa - born circa 1848 Caroline - born circa 1851 Thanking you, Kerry from Brisbane.

I have purchased a set of Marriage Bond Index Fiches for the whole of Wiltshire (they're not that expensive from www.genfair.com). I'm sure they are not that complete as I have not been totally successful in locating my marriages but I'm happy to check for yours. Just give a data range and the names and places you are looking for. ----Original Message Follows---- From: Kvilhaugveien@aol.com To: WESSEX-PLUS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WSX] MARRIAGE INDEX and CHIPPENHAM Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2001 16:43:57 EST Hi all. Could someone who knows about these things tell me whether there is an sort of Marriage Index up and running for Wiltshire, please? And if so, whether it's accessible online. Also, I'd be interested to know whether the Chippenham registers have been transcribed onto the net. I keep finding Somerset registers in unexpected places, so you never know! All the best, Colin Hunt. ==== 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 _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

Hi, thank you for the welcome. I am looking for George Deacon, builder, the adoptive father of Frederick George Moss Deacon. FGMD was born in London in 1850 and married in Bristol in 1875. His mother died in London in 1857. According to family tradition he was brought up in Bristol, went to Bath Grammar School while George Deacon was Clerk of the Works at Bath Abbey and when he left school was apprenticed to George Deacon. None of this has been confirmed. The Grammar School and the Abbey have few records. They were not in Bath in 1861 or 1871, as far as we can tell. I've checked some Kellys with no results and also the probate records, ditto. The 1861 and 1871 censuses look the best bet, at least until more indexing of the BDM is completed. Does anyone know of a Bristol index for those dates? Thanks for any help - Jill Leslie

Sara, I noticed you listed BODDY in amongst your surname interests. I have BODDY interests in Devon. If your's come from that way of the world, please feel free to check my website to see if there's a link. Best wishes, Mike Matthews email: mike@boddyparts.co.uk website: www.boddyparts.co.uk ~ my website includes info about my CURTIS, MATTHEWS, HEAD, SMITH, BODDY, NATION, JENKINS, TOY and NECK ancestors, as well as a page of photos from around the West Country of England. ----- Original Message ----- From: "SMW" <smw@hesione.freeserve.co.uk> To: <WESSEX-PLUS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 4:47 PM Subject: [WSX] SURNAME INTERESTS > ABBOT All East Coker > BALE 1700-1825 Staple Fitzpaine > BANNON (ALS VAYNING) 1650-1800 Anywhere > BEATON 1750-1850 Yeovil > BODDY 1700-1800 Anywhere > BOND 1650-1750 Staple Fitzpaine > BOOBYER Any Anywhere > BROWN, ANN 1799-1856 Somewhere! > BRYANT 1700-1800 Wilton and Taunton > BURBAGE All Yeovil > BURDETH 1740-1840 East/West Coker area > BURDETT 1740-1840 East/West Coker area > BURGESS 1740-1840 East/West Coker area > BURNETT 1740-1840 East/West Coker area > BUSSELL All Staple > Fitzpaine, > Stoke St Gregory > CANNICOTT 1650-1800 Ashill and Bickenhall > CAVE 1700-1800 West Coker > CHILCOTT pre 1750 Beaminster & > Bridport > COLTHURST Any North Petherton > COMBE 1500-1700 Otterford > CONIBOUR 1650-1800 Anywhere > COXE 1550-1650 Otterford > CULLIVER Any West Coker > DARE 1700-1900 Stoke St Gregory > & > Taunton > DELAMONT/DELAMONT ALS GILLAM All Anywhere > DICKS All Bickenhall > & > Staple Fitzpaine > DOMMETT 1700-1800 Crewkerne & Hazelbury > Plucknett > GODDING 1700-1800 Staple Fitzpaine > GOODING 1600-1700 Otterford > GRABHAM Any Anywhere > HACKE 1550-1650 Otterford > HACKWELL Any Anywhere > HAMBLIN 1650-1730 Stoke St Gregory > HARRISON Any East Coker > HATSON 1700-1800 Taunton area > HAWKINS Any West Coker > HAYWARD Any West Coker > HISCOCK All Yeovil > HITCHCOCK All Yeovil > HOBBS 1650-1750 Crewkerne > IRELAND 1700-1800 Anywhere > JEFFERY (any spelling) All Hazelbury Plucknett > KEBBY 1675-1775 Broomfield > KINGLAKE 1700-1800 North Petherton > LEWIS 1750-1850 Yeovil > LONG 1600-1700 Bridport > LONGMAN 1700-1800 East Coker > LYD 1650-1750 Stoke St > Gregory > MARKS All West Coker & > Odcombe > MARKS ALS BODDY Any Any > MARTHARS 1650-1750 Taunton > MIDDLETON 1700-1800 Taunton > MILTON 1600-1700 West Coker > MITCHEM or MITCHAM 1750+ Anywhere > MOOR 1700-1800 Bickenhall & > Staple > Fitzpaine > MORRIS 1700-1800 West Coker > MORRISH 1700-1800 Stoke St Gregory > (K)NOTT 1600-1700 Otterford > PEARCE 1650-1750 Crewkerne > PERRY 1725-1800 Hazelbury > Plucknett > RENDALL/RANDLE etc All West Coker > ROBINS 1700-1900 Hazelbury > Plucknett > SHIRE 1700-1900 Any > SLADE All Coker & > Yeovil > SMITH 1650-1750 Otterford > pre 1750 any amigerous Smith family > of South Somerset/South East Devon > SQUIRE All Stoke St > Gregory > STAGG All East Coker & > Yeovil > STEPHEN All Staple > Fitzpaine & > North Petherton > SWEET 1750+ Any > SYMONDS pre 1850 Yeovil > TEMPLAR 1600-1700 Any > VAYNING 1650-1800 Any > WATTS 1800-1900 Stoke St Gregory > WEBBER 1700-1800 Hardington > Mandeville > WHITE All Yeovil & > East > Coker > WHITT/WHITE 1500-1600 Otterford > WILLIE 1600-1800 Otterford > WOODMAN 1650-1750 Sampford Courtney > YARD All Staple > Fitzpaine > > Anyone else interested? > > Sara White > > > > > > ==== WESSEX-PLUS Mailing List ==== > Can't find the mail list you need - try John Fuller's page at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~jfuller/gen_mail_country-unk.html > >