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Hi everyone,
Posting my interest to this list in hopes that there is someone that may have a connection.
BAILEY Scredington Lincolnshire
BAILEY Doncaster
BARNES Scredington Lincolnshire
BULLOCK Greater Gonerby and Scredington Lincolnshire
BRIMBLE Nailsea, Portishead Somerset
CANN, Nailsea, Portishead Somerset
CLISH/LISH/McLISH Co Durham
IVESON, Co. Durham
JONES Builth Wells, Llanidloes Wales, Bradford
LEE Co. Durham
LLOYD Powys Wales
KELLY, Co. Durham, Doncaster, Ireland (poss. Sligo)
McGAHAN/McGANN,McGAN Co. Durham, Doncaster, Ireland (Poss. Monaghan)
Lynn from sunny Australia
ldunnmarler(a)iprimus.com.au
http://groups.msn.com/DunnMarlerJonesFamilyHistorySite/
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Regards
Dear Listers,
This week's 'Retrospective Images of Wales' features, just uploaded onto
my website, include:
1. Studies of some of the buildings in the centre of Merthyr Tydfil in
Glamorgan - first shown on 'Images of Wales' in June 1998 (six photos).
2. Four parish churches in Breconshire - first shown in March 1999 (four
photos).
and an extra feature for this week only....
3. The village of Llanbister in the Ithon Valley, Radnorshire - first
shown on 'Images of Wales' in September 1998 (ten photos). I've recalled
these photos for display as a follow-up to our discussion about
Llanbister on the Powys List in the past few days.
To view these photos, go to
http://home.clara.net/wfha/walespic/retro/retro.htm
Enjoy!!
Best wishes,
John
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E-mail: wfha(a)clara.co.uk
Homepage: http://home.clara.net/wfha/
Welsh Family History Archive (WFHA): http://home.clara.net/wfha/wales/
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The Village Labourer & The Skilled Labourer 1760-1832(Reference #0583)
http://www.rod-neep.co.uk/acatalog/Archive_CD_Books_Lifestyle_38.html are two
books that give a good insight into life during the period shown
Cheers
Guy
"Fred Booth (by way of Malcolm Bebb )" wrote:
> Hi Listers
> can anyone help with info regarding life in the rural area in the 1800, ie
> conditions, wages, transport etc, I would like details of any books I may
> find some info on , I am trying to find how my family lived in this area at
> the time
> Fred in Doncaster
--
http://freespace.virgin.net/guy.etchells Transcripts, Parish Records,
Calendar,
Scaleable Map of Uk. Link to LDS website, Abbreviations, Returns of Owners of
Lands etc.
I use CDs produced by Archive CD Books to assist fellow researchers
http://www.archivecdbooks.orghttp://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~framland/dh/ Whitefield
Transcripts, Etch/ells Transcripts
Hi Jack
Thank you so much for your help in finding the elusive Leslie FOX. I
can not thank you enough. We have a copy of commission papers for
Richard Aufrere BAKER and knew that the Aufrere name was a connection.
I now have a lot of work to do to figure out the rest of the story.
A huge thank you.
Regards
Anita
Hi Listers
can anyone help with info regarding life in the rural area in the 1800, ie
conditions, wages, transport etc, I would like details of any books I may
find some info on , I am trying to find how my family lived in this area at
the time
Fred in Doncaster
Hello everyone,
I'm trying to gather all the MUNKLEY's together to create a database of
whose who and where from.
Particularly interested in people from around south Wales and boarders.
Keen to find ancestors pre 1830's but would also like to expand on some that
I have after 1830
All details welcome, whose related to who, where from, BMD data etc.
Any help well be greatly appreciated.
Munkley Family
Hi..... Anita
I think this is the great-grandfather William Ker Fox, in the Officers mess in Farnborough, Hampshire, (Where I done my Army training too!) ....... Royal Engineers.
He is down as unmarried? has he divorced?
Household Record 1881 British Census
Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
William F. THACKER Other U Male 41 Isle of Man, England Captain 2/18 Regt
George W. H. ROGERS Other U Male 34 West Indies Captain 2/18 Regt
Edward H. LEBRETON Other U Male 34 Middlesex, England Captain 2/18 Regt
Henry J. DAUBENIF Other U Male 33 Somerset, England Captain 2/18 Regt
William K. FOX Other U Male 31 Ireland Lieut
Archibold NORTEN Other U Male 24 China Lieut
Alan M. BAYRUGON Other U Male 21 India Lieut
Charles M. STEVENS Other U Male 24 Biggleswade, Bedford, England Lieut
Alen G. CHUHUTS Other U Male 23 St James, Middlesex, England Lieut
Wilkes JOLLIFFE Other U Male 22 Southampton Lieut
I. Hampton CHAWNES Other U Male 21 Alton, Hampshire, England Lieut
Charles A. WIDDERBORNE Other U Male 22 Edinburgh, Scotland Lieut
Guy H. SYMONDS Other U Male 21 Norfolk, England 2nd Lieut
Charles GREGORIE Other U Male 18 Winchester, Hampshire, England
Source Information: Institution "North Camp" Huts Officers Quartrs D G & H Lines
Census Place Farnborough, Hampshire, England
Family History Library Film 1341306
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 1252 / 85
Page Number 1
Best wishes.....Jack Hayes (Mid-Glamorgan)
Hi...Anita
I have found your family but with another name?, this took a long while ,but
I never gave up!
Now this is up to you to find out why?, Isabella was born in Ireland and
only 26, and Richard 46, could this be the boys mother and she remarried?or
living with him over the brush?
Also there is a large age gap, 16 years between the daughter and the two
boys, were the boys addopted by Richard Baker.
Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation
Disability
Richard A. BAKER Head M Male 46 Hamburg British Subject, Germany
Lieut Col Royal Arty Retired
Isabella A.M. BAKER Wife M Female 26 Ireland
Florence L. BAKER Daur U Female 20 East Indies
Herbert A. BAKER Son Male 4 Cusop, Hereford, England
Leslie C.A. BAKER Son Male 2 Cusop, Hereford, England
Amy M.R. SCHULZ Servant U Female 20 Nursery Governess Domestic
Sarah A. BYSH Servant U Female 17 Lingfield, Surrey, England
Cook Domestic
Source Information:
Dwelling Woodside
Census Place Godstone, Surrey, England
Family History Library Film 1341189
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0804 / 96
Page Number 57
Best wishes.... Jack Hayes (Mid-Glamorgan)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Anita Anderson and Jonathan Fox" <anita.jonnie(a)virgin.net>
To: <WLS-BRECONSHIRE-L(a)rootsweb.com>
Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 10:21 PM
Subject: Leslie Crofton Aufrere FOX
> I am looking for my Husband's Grandfather, Leslie Crofton Aufrere
> FOX. According to his passport, he was born 24 October 1878 in Hay
> Hereford (Hay on Wye).
>
> His birth is not recorded in the indexes at the Family Records Centre.
>
> We have found him on the 1891 census in Wandsworth as Leslie CA FOX
> age 11 born Herefordshire adopted child of Mrs Annie WHITE a widow
> living on her own means. His brother Herbert A FOX was on the 1891
> census aged 14 also born in Herefordshire and sister Eveline MA FOX
> aged 8 was born in Exmouth. I have not found Leslie or Herbert on
> either 1881 census or 1901 census. Eveline is on the 1901 census as
> Evelyn and living in Oxford.
>
> Leslie's father's name is listed as William FOX on his marriage
> certificate and Leslie is described as second son of Col Fox in the
> newspaper listing of the wedding. Family lore however has Leslie's
> Father as Lt Colonel John Charles Ker FOX (or KER FOX) from Ireland
> born 1851 (a descendent of Edward Long FOX of Brislington near
> Bristol). He was believed to be one of the youngest children in a
> large family with parents who were quite old and brothers and sisters
> a great deal older.
>
> Can anyone help us locate Leslie's birth, 1881 census record or
> parents and family?
>
> Anita
> in London UK
>
I am looking for my Husband's Grandfather, Leslie Crofton Aufrere
FOX. According to his passport, he was born 24 October 1878 in Hay
Hereford (Hay on Wye).
His birth is not recorded in the indexes at the Family Records Centre.
We have found him on the 1891 census in Wandsworth as Leslie CA FOX
age 11 born Herefordshire adopted child of Mrs Annie WHITE a widow
living on her own means. His brother Herbert A FOX was on the 1891
census aged 14 also born in Herefordshire and sister Eveline MA FOX
aged 8 was born in Exmouth. I have not found Leslie or Herbert on
either 1881 census or 1901 census. Eveline is on the 1901 census as
Evelyn and living in Oxford.
Leslie's father's name is listed as William FOX on his marriage
certificate and Leslie is described as second son of Col Fox in the
newspaper listing of the wedding. Family lore however has Leslie's
Father as Lt Colonel John Charles Ker FOX (or KER FOX) from Ireland
born 1851 (a descendent of Edward Long FOX of Brislington near
Bristol). He was believed to be one of the youngest children in a
large family with parents who were quite old and brothers and sisters
a great deal older.
Can anyone help us locate Leslie's birth, 1881 census record or
parents and family?
Anita
in London UK
Hello to everyone. I am new to the list.
My Mary Ellen Davies b Oct 1861m Waterloo Place, Brynmawr to Joshua and
Emma Davies.
I don't have a m date for Joshua and Emma, but would assume it would be
just before 1861 as Mary Ellen was their first child. (my g grandmother)
Joshua was a tailor, as was his father, John.
Mary Ellen was married in 1881 in Rockhampton, Queensland to John
Richardson.. Mary Ellen was the first bride to travel over the newly
constructed bridge over the Fitzroy River. Rockhampton had been a
settlement since about 1859.
Joshua s/o John Davies and Mgt m Cardiganshire. Joshua's d/c says b
'Cardigan'.
(I know nothing of of John Davies and Margaret, who maiden name could
also have been Davies)
The only Joshua I have been able to find b close to 1837 appears to have
siblings of Ann and David
and could have had other siblings of Lewis, Mgt, Mary, Nancy .
Emma's parents - Benjamin and Margaret Williams m Pembrokeshire, d
Brisbane, Aust.
Emma b 1840, Llanelly, Brecon
Emma had one sister, Hannah, of whom I know nothing except that she
predeceased her parents.
So it seems possible that Ben, Mgt, Emma and Hannah cold have been in
Llanelly in 1851..
and in 1861 Joshua and Emma may appear as a married couple.
If anyone has connections, who can help with any of the above families,
it would be appreciated.
Also if anyone has easy access, to the 41, 51, or 61 census information
on the above people would also be appreciated.
If anyone knows was Waterloo Place is or was, I would be pleased to
know. an address perhaps? or a house?
Glenda,
Australia
Hi Kath,
Looked in the Brecon 1861 census but not there, looked in then 1841 Hundred
of Talgarth but bummer Llangydir parish wasn't on there. You say that on the
1851 he was with his widowed mother MARY but in the paragraph above you say
his parents were Ben and Sophia, so have you found the right Ben on the 1851
or am I just nit picking !!!!!
cheers
Rose Oz ( My mother and all her family were born in Brecon, know the area
well.)
Hi All,
The following might be of interest to list members.
Malcolm
Gathering the Jewels an Exciting New Website
Gathering the Jewels is a unique and exciting project aiming to put over
20,000
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archives from all over Wales are contributing material to the project, and the
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Since the English 1901 census has gone on line, I have been able to trace
many of my family and one thing has led to another so now I know a lot more
about the descendants of my 2nd great-grandparents James PAYNE s/o Joseph
PAYNE/PAINE/PAIN and Jane ROWE, and Harriet BEEBY d/o William BEEBY and
Sarah ROBINSON from Great Addington, NTH, ENG. I have included a "short"
summary of their children, where they lived and whom they married in the
hope that I may be able to make contact with some of their descendants.
1. William 1850-1913 m1 CARL(E)TON; lived Appleton, WES, ENG, Kirkby
Stephen, WES, ENG, Mossdale Moor, YKS, ENG, Swallow Hill, Distington, CUL,
ENG;
dau m BALL; Crosscanonby, CUL, ENG, Barrow in Furness, LAN, Daventry, NTH,
ENG, Baldersdale, YKS, ENG, Muggleswick, DUR, ENG, Consett, DUR, ENG
son m COPELAND; Lived, Muggleswick, DUR, ENG, Birkenhead, CHS, ENG
dau m RAINE; Lived Middleton-in-Teesdale, DUR, ENG
son m WALTON; Lived Mickleton, YKS, ENG, Scunthorpe, LIN, ENG
son (not married); Lived Assouan dam, Egypt, Birkenhead, CHS, ENG
1.William 1850-1913 m2 CALLAGHAN; lived Hunderthwaite, DUR, ENG,
Muggleswick, YKS, ENG, Mickleton, YKS, ENG
son lived Muggleswick, YKS, ENG, Wakefield, YKS, ENG
dau m LOWE lived Muggleswick, DUR, ENG, Sheffield, YKS
(most of the younger sons lived DUR/YKS, ENG)
2. Joseph 1852-1862; lived Great Addington, NTH, ENG
3. Ann 1854 > m HUNT lived Great Catworth, HUN, ENG; Kissingland SFK, ENG;
Tilbrook, Bedfordshire, ENG
4. Robert 1856> m PAYNE [This PAYNE family comes from Bewdley, WOR, ENG,
Aldershot, HAM, ENG, Kildare, IRE, Brecon, BRE, WALES]; lived Llanwrthwl,
BRE, WALES; Cwmdauddwr, RAD, Wales; North Ormesby, NRY, ENG
5. James 1859> m BURR; lived Burton Latimer, NTH, ENG;
dau m MEAD Burton Latimer, NTH, ENG
6. John 1860-1907; lived Great Addington, NTH, ENG
7. David 1863-1943 m PARKIN; lived Great Addington, NTH, ENG;
dau m BASSETT; lived Wellingborough, NTH, ENG
dau m COOPER; lived Sheffield, YKS, ENG
8. Sarah Jane 1865> m GOLDBY [from Harlestone, NTH, ENG]; lived Romaldkirk,
YKS, ENG, Baldersdale, YKS, ENG, Llanwrthwl, BRE, WALES.
9. Eliza 1867> m MEADOWS; lived Thrapston, NTH, ENG
10. Benjamin 1870-1931; lived Great Addington, NTH, ENG
Thanks for reading so far.
Jim & Beverley Payne
NEW ZEALAND
jr_bjpayne(a)xtra.co.nz
www.geocities.com/shampayne2001/index.html
Hello
Happy New Year to you all.
This is my first posting.
I'm hoping that someone can shed some light on my
Jenkins ancestors or even find a connection.
My great grandfather, Benjamin JENKINS was born about
1854-1856 in Llangynidr (1881 census info) although by
this time he was living in New Tredegar,Mon with his
parents.
His parents were Benjamin JENKINS also (born about
1824 in Llangynidr) and Sophia JONES (born about 1827
in Llanfairangel, Radnorshire).
On Benjamin and Sophias marriage certificate it states
his father as Benjamin JENKINS too!!!!!!
So thats 3 generations of Benjamin Jenkins's.
I have found Benjamin and Sophia on the 1851 census
living with his widowed mother, Mary. So I know that
the older Benjamin Jenkins died before the 1851
census.
The name Benjamin is not the only name to be passed
down the family. I have found that the name Jenkin
Jenkins is also repeated down the generations.
What I am hoping is that if anyone out there has
access to the 1841 census and/or parish registers for
that area, I'd be really grateful for any information
on this family.
Thanking you in anticipation.
Kath
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Father Christmas has been good to us this year, and we are now the owners of
the Brecknock 1851 Census CD-rom, which we commend to all of you who have
ancestors who were living in Breconshire at that time. It is not in the same
league as the Glamorgan 1841 and 1851 CD's, having no 'search' facility,
only a Surname Index which is idiosyncratic to say the least, but all the
information is there if you have the patience and perseverance to hunt for
it.
There appears to be no direct print-out facility either, but it is possible
to 'copy' and then 'paste' to any word-processing document. Unfortunately,
different parts of the census use different fonts, so some 'editing' may be
necessary if you want uniformity.
Despite these niggles, it is still better than travelling to your nearest
library/record office and struggling with microfilm/fiche.
We got our copy from S&N on 01722 716121 or www.genealogy.demon.co.uk
Happy New Year and good hunting
Margaret & George