search for anne maria hine [nee] james,

[Kerrywood]

The BG forums do not have a stand at this year's WDYTYA.

[antony1958]

hi kerywood,
i could not make wdytya in earls court, did you make it their, bit gutted really, i thought they might solve my prob,
im still searching, im shore we will work it out, i have noticed a lot of viewer,s so their will be a ending to this story,
many thank,s for all of your help, tony.p

[Kerrywood]

Hi Tony, sorry to hear you didn't make it to the Show.

Yes, this thread has had a lot of views, and new members are joining the forum every day. Also, more resources for research are being made available all the time, so you never know what might turn up. Let's hope we find an answer for you soon.

[antony1958]

hi everyone,
i wonder if anyone know,s off the parish record,s off farnham surrey, im searching the years 1852-3, if anyone can help please get intouch with me , many thank,s tony.p

[Kerrywood]

Hi Tony,

i wonder if anyone know,s off the parish record,s off farnham surrey

The parish registers are at the Surrey History Centre in Woking.

We discussed this in post #98 above, but that was quite a long time ago. To save you looking back ...

If you want to check the parish registers for St Andrew Farnham, they are not at the church but at the Surrey History Centre in Woking.

The baptisms at Farnham for this period are anyway indexed online -- on the IGI and on FamilySearch (batch C069731).

Images of the bishops' transcripts for Farnham can also be seen on Ancestry, in the London Parish Registers database.

I did look at these online sources some time ago, without any success. But you will probably want to have another try.

Perhaps also bear in mind that some members of this JAMES family were nonconformist and might not have used the Anglican church.

[antony1958]

hi everybody,
havent been on for a while, i thought it would get your brain wave,s going, after all the searching i still have,nt found
annie maria james birth certificate, so it,s down to you people for some guideness, so happy searching, all the best tony.p

[antony1958]

hi every one,

[antony1958]

hi all

[richard40]

Hi I don't want to put any cat among the pigeons here, I have been seeking James James for many years with no result.
I have in my possession a silver half hunter watch, purchased in Maldon Essex, 1862, from the jewellers label in the case, it was my great grandfathers watch, the interior is tooled in gold and very clearly marked James James London. this mark is on the movement not the case. it appears the man in question manufactured the time-piece.

[antony1958]

hi richard,
have you read through all my thread,s im searching for my gt grandmother,s birth certificate , on her wedding certificate it state,s
her father was james james, a jeweller, well as you can see , a lot off people have searched , but no luck, i know she came from
farnham, and their is a james family who are jeweller,s watchmacker,s , from that area, but no son called james james, oh on your family tree have you got annie maria (nee) james, ( hine ) i hope we can help each other, many thank, tony.p