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13-05-2013 10:22 AM
Thread: Marriages in late 1700s
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The comments so far deal with the legalities of...
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10-05-2013 12:57 PM
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It may be a typo, but the H Fagan near Cardiff is...
It may be a typo, but the H Fagan near Cardiff is probably meant to be St Fagan. It is the location of an important museum of Welsh Life. pwholt
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07-05-2013 10:07 PM
Thread: Marriage Notice Book
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Quite a collection of these are in the Wiltshire...
Quite a collection of these are in the Wiltshire & Swindon History Centre, and these books ( not all surviving) have been published on a CD by WFHS. The information is somewhat limited as no...
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07-05-2013 9:59 PM
Thread: Richard Raleigh (RILEY ? )
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Here are a few more variants of the name to...
Here are a few more variants of the name to consider; I garnered them in my search for the REELEY family who lived in Manchester in the 1830s and 1840s: O'Reilly, Riley, Reilly, Railey. Even O'Leary!...
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04-03-2013 6:42 PM
Thread: Luscombe Street, Lambeth
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All of this is super background; I thank you very...
All of this is super background; I thank you very much for your efforts. I was especially interested in the fact that there was a bomb in the street, although not at the end where the properties...
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02-03-2013 8:19 PM
Thread: Luscombe Street, Lambeth
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Thanks to all. I have been able to find it. ...
Thanks to all. I have been able to find it. Interestingly, the street names don't all match those on my A-Z which suggests there was some re-building going on at the time or else lots of re-naming....
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02-03-2013 5:53 PM
Thread: Luscombe Street, Lambeth
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Luscombe Street, Lambeth
A friend in Canada has asked my help in locating this London address of at least 1930. It doesn't appear on my modern A=Z of London, and isn't indexed in my A-Z of Victorian London. My London...
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30-12-2012 10:07 PM
Thread: Frank James born 1917 cardiff
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If he was born in 1917, he may still be alive. ...
If he was born in 1917, he may still be alive. My aunt is, born in 1916. She now lives in Canada, so perhaps Frank James also emigrated. pwholt
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29-12-2012 12:22 PM
Thread: Ceylon Green Book
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The Ceylon Green Book was an annual publication...
The Ceylon Green Book was an annual publication by the Times of Ceylon, similar to Ferguson's. It began about 1920. The books are hard to come by. Further information by private message. pwholt
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01-12-2012 3:26 PM
Thread: Meaning of H?CWS
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You have correctly identified the baptism...
You have correctly identified the baptism concerned, although I didn't give the name. The family appears at Kennington Oval address on the 1871 census. According to Old Bailey online, Charles and...
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01-12-2012 8:48 AM
Thread: Meaning of H?CWS
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Thanks for these opinions. Now, do you think...
Thanks for these opinions. Now, do you think that the child would have been in prison with the mother? And as the father was also incarcerated, what happened to the other children? Who cared for...
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30-11-2012 9:15 PM
Thread: Meaning of H?CWS
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Meaning of H?CWS
The abbreviation follows the signature of the officiating person at a baptism of 1871 at Wandsworth St Anne. In between the signature and the letters is the word "chaplain". Would I be correct in...
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28-10-2012 10:00 PM
Thread: Stephen Maxfield c 1748
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Parish registers of Longbridge Deverill have been...
Parish registers of Longbridge Deverill have been transcribed, along with Bishops' Transcripts to 1837 from the original registers by Wiltshire FHS and are for purchase. In fact, all of the...
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09-10-2012 10:35 PM
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Why not contact WFHS to ask them? I expect the...
Why not contact WFHS to ask them? I expect the research team would check to see if the surname is missing from the index. I have seen the index for some parishes get quite muddled; perhaps the...
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07-10-2012 10:33 PM
Thread: James Doyle & Ann Wooldridge
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Do consider whether Martha was actually 41 in...
Do consider whether Martha was actually 41 in 1841 as per census. That census should have ages rounded down to nearest 5 years, so she might have been older, perhaps enough for a birth in 1797....
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25-09-2012 10:34 PM
Thread: John REELY of Birmingham
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That is absolutely brilliant, Ken. Given the...
That is absolutely brilliant, Ken. Given the transcription for the last two, it is no wonder I couldn't find them. Reeby and Ruley. I have put in corrections to FMP. Riley doesn't come up as a...
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25-09-2012 2:18 PM
Thread: John REELY of Birmingham
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Thank you, Ken. That looks very much like them....
Thank you, Ken. That looks very much like them.
Any more help, please, with John in 1861, 1891 and 1901?
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25-09-2012 9:37 AM
Thread: John REELY of Birmingham
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John REELY of Birmingham
I need help in locating this relative in the census. So far, I have only found him on 4, although he appears on both 1841 and 1911. Only 1881 gives any real detail. I have FMP
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22-08-2012 9:36 AM
Thread: Thomas and Sarah Maria Cook's Children
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No one else seems to have commented, but I think...
No one else seems to have commented, but I think the last name is Sarah. Only the strongest part of the pen strokes have been picked up in the copying. And I agree that Barlo is actually Kate, with...
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18-07-2012 12:16 PM
Thread: Redvers Edgar Philip Potter - Photographs
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The Wiltshire Regiment had a journal which was...
The Wiltshire Regiment had a journal which was published between the wars, so should cover your period. It mentions the results of all sorts of competitions which were held with members of the...
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13-07-2012 11:37 AM
Thread: William Mondet - Marriage
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If you think the papermaking angle is worth...
If you think the papermaking angle is worth pursuing, Jean Stirk runs an index of papermakers, including the workers and the bosses. Google "papermakers index" and it will come up.
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02-06-2012 10:50 PM
Thread: names and traditions
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In some lists of names that I have for historical...
In some lists of names that I have for historical period, William comes first in 1800 and 1850 and second in 1700. In fact, for much of the period, John and William interchange in first and second...
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30-05-2012 6:44 PM
Thread: Help needed re CHANDLER FAMILY
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Two things to point out, albeit a bit late.
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Two things to point out, albeit a bit late.
1. Ludgershall is on the county boundary, and so don't forget to look in Hampshire in the adjoining parish.
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06-04-2012 5:41 PM
Thread: Stainforth/Hudson
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I don't see mention of the possibility that...
I don't see mention of the possibility that James' mother Emily Hudson remarried to a Mr Stainforth. Is this something that you have investigated? pwholt
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03-04-2012 5:08 PM
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Re the I Lee above, consider whether this might...
Re the I Lee above, consider whether this might be a variant of J Lee. In the 18th century, I & J were sometimes interchanged in printed materials. pwholt
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