Hello
I'm writing from France.My ancestors were ARMSTRONG and I'm searching for relatives.
My ancestor was WALTER ARMSTRONG born in LANERCOST (CUMBRIA) about 1686 ,burial
May 1756 in LANERCOST.
He married 21 Nov 1711 ,JANE ROBSON born in KILNHILL about 1672 ,died 26 Mar 1732.
They have a son THOMAS born FEB 1718 in KILNHILL.
THOMAS had a son HENRY born in Apr 1742.He married MARY BELL of CASTLE CARROCK
19 Aug 1765.
THOMAS was the father of ANN ARMSTRONG who was born about 1741 in BRAMPTON.
She married a French ships Captain, DOMINIQUE LISSABE on 18 Feb 1761 at BRAMPTON.
Captain LISSABE'S French ship had been captured by the English about 1757, during the
SEVEN YEARS WAR .As a prisoner of war he was taken to BRAMPTON in CUMBERLAND.
This evidently was a "parole town" where prisoners who were officers were priviliged to wander
around the town being limited by a one mile radius .
Thank's for informations .

- Forum
- County Forums including Ireland, Scotland, Wales and British Islands.
- England - Counties (Chapman Code - ENG)
- Cumbria (Chapman Code - CMA)
- Cumbria county-wide forum
- ARMSTRONG-ROBSON-BELL LANERCOST
Thread: ARMSTRONG-ROBSON-BELL LANERCOST
-
30-10-2011 06:16 PM #1Newcomer to Brit-Gen
- Join Date
- Oct 2011
- Location
- france
- Posts
- 2
- Thanks
- 0
- Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts
ARMSTRONG-ROBSON-BELL LANERCOST
-
20-11-2011 03:20 PM #2Newcomer to Brit-Gen
- Join Date
- Oct 2011
- Location
- france
- Posts
- 2
- Thanks
- 0
- Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts
my mail is : delos AT noos DOT frHello
I'm writing from France.My ancestors were ARMSTRONG and I'm searching for relatives.
My ancestor was WALTER ARMSTRONG born in LANERCOST (CUMBRIA) about 1686 ,burial
May 1756 in LANERCOST.
He married 21 Nov 1711 ,JANE ROBSON born in KILNHILL about 1672 ,died 26 Mar 1732.
They have a son THOMAS born FEB 1718 in KILNHILL.
THOMAS had a son HENRY born in Apr 1742.He married MARY BELL of CASTLE CARROCK
19 Aug 1765.
THOMAS was the father of ANN ARMSTRONG who was born about 1741 in BRAMPTON.
She married a French ships Captain, DOMINIQUE LISSABE on 18 Feb 1761 at BRAMPTON.
Captain LISSABE'S French ship had been captured by the English about 1757, during the
SEVEN YEARS WAR .As a prisoner of war he was taken to BRAMPTON in CUMBERLAND.
This evidently was a "parole town" where prisoners who were officers were priviliged to wander
around the town being limited by a one mile radius .
Thank's for informations .Last edited by notanotherminer; 20-11-2011 at 03:22 PM. Reason: disguised email address to avoid spammers
+ Reply to Thread
Quick Navigation
Cumbria county-wide forum
Top
- Site Areas
- Settings
- Private Messages
- Subscriptions
- Who's Online
- Search Forums
- Forums Home
- Forums
- Parish Chest - The Premier Online Genealogy Suppliers.
- Parish Chest News
- Finding Your Feet on the Brit-Gen Forums
- Family History
- Acronyms and Abbreviations
- Brickwalls
- British Census
- British-Genealogy Help Pages
- Certificates - Births, Marriages and Deaths in the UK
- Family History Societies
- Genealogy Beginners
- General Family History Queries
- Recommended Books
- Strays
- Success stories.
- Surname Interests
- Unwanted Certificates
- Unwanted Wills
- Useful Information & Tips
- Useful Online Sources
- Writing up your family history
- Topics
- Adoption Pre 1911
- Black Sheep
- Catholic Records
- Church Registers
- Court Records
- Divorce
- Electoral Rolls
- Emigration
- IGI
- Illegitimacy
- Institutions
- Jewish Roots
- Medical
- Newspapers and Magazines
- Non Conformist Records
- One Name Studies
- One Place Studies
- Parish Law
- Reading old documents
- Romanies
- Schools
- Wills
- Occupations
- Occupations - general forum
- Actors & Artistes
- Apprentices
- Bakers
- Canals and Watermen
- Carpenters, Wheelwrights, etc.
- Clergymen
- Coastguards and Customs Officers (Preventive Men)
- Cordwainers, Shoemakers, Saddlers, etc.
- Husbandmen, Yeoman, etc.
- Labourers
- Licensed Victuallers, Innkeepers, etc.
- Mariners and Ships
- Medical Occupations
- Military - Army
- Military - Royal Air Force
- Military - Royal Navy & Royal Marines
- Military - General
- Miners
- Policemen
- Photographers and old photographs
- Railwaymen
- Smiths
- Stone Masons & Builders
- Tailors and Dressmakers.
- Teachers
- History Topics
- Medieval Period - Roughly (500-1500)
- Tudor and Jacobean England (c1500-1625)
- The Normans (1066 onwards)
- English Civil War - (1642-1649) (commonwealth & Protectorate 1644-1659)
- The Georgian Period - (1714-1830) though could run to 1837
- American War of Independence - (1775-1783)
- Napoleonic Wars - (1804-1815)
- The Victorian Period - (1837-1901) though this could run from 1832
- The Crimean War - (1854-1856)
- American Civil War - (1861-1865)
- Boer Wars - (1880-1881) & (1899-1902) suggest (1880-1902)
- WW1 1914-1918
- WW2 1939-1945
- Post WWII
- County Forums including Ireland, Scotland, Wales and British Islands.
- England - Counties (Chapman Code - ENG)
- Bedfordshire (Chapman Code - BDF)
- Berkshire (Chapman Code - BRK)
- Buckinghamshire (Chapman Code - BKM)
- Cambridgeshire (Chapman Code - CAM)
- Cheshire (Chapman Code - CHS)
- Cornwall (Chapman Code - Con)
- Cumbria (Chapman Code - CMA)
- Derbyshire (Chapman Code - DBY)
- Devonshire (Chapman Code - DEV)
- Dorset (Chapman Code - DOR)
- Durham (Chapman Code - DUR)
- Essex (Chapman Code - ESS)
- Gloucestershire (Chapman Code - GLS)
- Hampshire and the Isle of Wight (Chapman Codes - HAM & IOW)
- Herefordshire Chapman Code - HEF)
- Hertfordshire (Chapman Code - HRT)
- Huntingdonshire (Chapman Code - HUN)
- Kent (Chapman Code - KEN)
- Lancashire (Chapman Code LAN)
- Leicestershire (Chapman Code - LEI)
- Lincolnshire (Chapman Code - LIN)
- London (Chapman Code - LND)
- Middlesex (Chapman Code - MDX)
- Norfolk (Chapman Code - NFK)
- Northamptonshire (Chapman Code - NTH)
- Northumberland (Chapman Code - NBL)
- Nottinghamshire (Chapman Code - NTT)
- Oxfordshire (Chapman Code - OXF)
- Rutland (Chapman Code - RUT)
- Shropshire (Chapman Code - SAL)
- Somerset (Chapman Code - SOM)
- Staffordshire (Chapman Code - STS)
- Suffolk (Chapman Code - SFK)
- Surrey (Chapman Code - SRY)
- Sussex (Chapman Code - SSX)
- Warwickshire (Chapman Code - WAR)
- Westmorland (Chapman Code - WES)
- Wiltshire (Chapman Code - WIL)
- Worcestershire (Chapman Code - WOR)
- Yorkshire (Chapman Code - YKS)
- Ireland - Counties (Chapman Code - IRL)
- General Irish Family History
- County Antrim (Chapman Code - ANT)
- County Armagh (Chapman Code - ARM)
- County Cavan (Chapman Code - CAV)
- County Clare (Chapman Code - CLA)
- County Cork (Chapman Code - COR)
- County Donegal (Chapman Code - DON)
- County Down (Chapman Code - DOW)
- Dublin (Chapman Code - DUB)
- County Fermanagh (Chapman Code - FER)
- County Galway (Chapman Code - GAL)
- County Kerry (Chapman Code - KER)
- County Kildare (Chapman Code - KID)
- County Kilkenny (Chapman Code - KIK)
- County Laois (Chapman Code - LEX)
- County Limerick (Chapman Code - LIM)
- County Mayo (Chapman Code - MAY)
- County Monaghan (Chapman Code - MOG)
- County Offaly (Kings) (Chapman Code - OFF)
- County Tipperary (Chapman Code - TIP)
- County Tyrone (Chapman Code - TYR)
- County Waterford (Chapman Code - WAT)
- County Wexford (Chapman Code - WEX)
- County Wicklow (Chapman Code - WIC)
- Scotland - Counties (Chapman Code - SCT)
- General Scottish Family History
- Aberdeenshire (Chapman Code - ABD)
- Angus (Chapman Code - ANS)
- Argyll (Chapman Code - ARL)
- Ayrshire (Chapman Code - AYR)
- Banffshire (Chapman Code - BAN)
- Berwickshire (Chapman Code - BEW)
- Caithness (Chapman Code - CAI)
- Clackmannanshire (Chapman CODE - CLK)
- Dumfriesshire (Chapman Code - DFS)
- Dunbartonshire (Chapman Code - DNB)
- East Lothian (Chapman Code - ELN)
- Fife (Chapman Code - FIF)
- Inverness-shire (Chapman Code - INV)
- Kincardineshire (Chapman Code - KCD)
- Kinross-shire (Chapman Code - KRS)
- Kirkcudbrightshire (Chapman Code - KKD)
- Lanarkshire (Chapman Code - LKS)
- Midlothian (Chaoman Code - MLN)
- Moray (Chapman Code - MOR)
- Orkney (Chapman Code - OKI)
- Peebleshire (Chapman Code - PEE)
- Perthshire (Chapman Code - PER)
- Renfrewshire (Chapman Code - RFW)
- Ross and Cromarty (Chapman Code - ROC)
- Roxburghshire (Chapman Code - ROX)
- Selkirkshire (Chapman Code - SEL)
- Shetland (Chapman Code - SHI)
- Stirlingshire (Chapman Code - STI)
- Sutherland (Chapman Code - SUT)
- Western Isles (Chapman Code - WIS)
- Wigtonshire (Chapman Code - WIG)
- Wales - Counties (Chapman Code - WAL)
- General Welsh Family History
- Anglesey (Chapman Code - AGY)
- Breconshire (Chapman Code - BRE)
- Caernarvonshire (Chapman Code - CAE)
- Cardiganshire (Chapman Code - CGN)
- Carmarthenshire (Chapman Code - CMN)
- Denbighshire (Chapman CODE - DEN)
- Flintshire (Chapman Code - FLN)
- Glamorgan (Chapman Code - GLA)
- Merionethshire (Chapman Code - MER)
- Monmouthshire (Chapman Code - MON)
- Montgomeryshire (Chapman Code - MGY)
- Pembrokeshire (Chapman Code - PEM)
- Radnorshire (Chapman Code - RAD)
- British Islands
- Across 'The Pond(s)' Forums
- England - Counties (Chapman Code - ENG)
- Competitions
- Brit Gen Service and Support
- Other Stuff
- FREE Resources
- Software and Computing
- Family History Fairs and Events
«
Previous Thread
|
Next Thread
»
Here to help you trace your British Family History. Copyright © British-Genealogy.com
A division of and sponsored by Parish Chest Ltd.
All times are GMT. The time now is 10:05 AM.
Powered by vBulletin™ Version 4.1.3
Copyright © 2012 vBulletin Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.
A division of and sponsored by Parish Chest Ltd.
All times are GMT. The time now is 10:05 AM.
Powered by vBulletin™ Version 4.1.3
Copyright © 2012 vBulletin Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.
Reply With Quote

Bookmarks