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Hi All
Looking for any information on Harry Liming was the Organist at Crondall where they were called "The Clerks" in 1882 His father was the church warden from 1852-1937 (20 years has churchwarden) also 1705 john liming
1713 john liming 1766 john liming(died of small-pox) 1766-1822 James liming
1822 Geo liming
they were all parish clerks of crondall
if anyone has any more information on the above please let me know I would be most gratefull
many thanks john
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Have you tried the Hampshire CALM database?
http://calm.hants.gov.uk/DServeA/search.htm
Several LIMINGS are mentioned including:
Nomination of John Liming of Crondall as parish clerk in 1727.
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Hi Bearkat
Yes thanks looked there great bit of intrest but trying to find more about the liming who lived in crondall were they from one family or were there more than on family?
many thanks john
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Harry Liming's father was James May Liming.
Baptised Crondall
17th May 1816
James May Liming
parents George and Elizabeth
9 children in all baptised in Crondall between 1816 and 1830
1851 census HO107 1680 folio 37
Crondall Hampshire
George Liming 63 Head Married Shoemaker Crondall Hampshire
Elizabeth Liming 57 Wife Married Dogmersfield Hampshire
George Liming
Elizabeth May
Marriage: 18 NOV 1815 Crondall, Hampshire
http://www.genealogy.com/genealogy/users/l/i/m/Lee-Liming-FL/index.html
which includes in George's grandson's newspaper obituary such snippets about George senior as
'..Mr George Liming was a well known figure in Crondall during the period of the Napleonic Wars. He kept a small school and acted as Parish Clerk and Surveyor. He was a man noted for his prodigious strength and was also 'champion stone thrower' of North Hants. It is on record that he could hang a hundredweight on his thumb and still write his name on the ceiling with the same hand, that he could throw a stone from Crondall church half way down Church street, a distance of 150 yds. and that he could place his toe against the base of Crondall church tower and jerk (not throw) a stone to the top of the tower, a height of 86 ft...
Regards
Valda
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George Liming and Elizabeth May had 9 children baptised 1816 - 35
James May 17 May 1816
Emily 17 Aug 1817
Ellen 30 Jul 1820 bur 11 Mar 1823
William 13 Oct 1822
Thomas John 30 Jan 1825
Helen 24 Jun 1827
Anna 10 Jan 1830 bur 11 Jan 1832
Mary Ann 15 May 1832
Clarissa 24 Feb 1835 bur 22 Jan 1837
James & Harriet had a daughter Kate baptised 16 Jun 1835
James & Jane had son John baptised 24 Jan 1841
George Liming was baptised 26 Mar 1788, parents James & Sarah. Six other children, the earliest in 1784.
Other Liming families in Bramshott.
Nell
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Hi Valda/Nell
You both have made my day many thanks thats a great help to me
there are 20 limming/liming in crondall with all your help thats filled a big hole in my tree
many thanks I am very gratefull for all your help
regards john
PS
If you do come across a RALPH LIMING 1689 A CRONDALL its
that far back I cannot find him if you do find anything which will
give me a lead he is the last one I cannot find please let me know
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A Ralph Liming was buried in Crondall 27 Aug 1726 - aged 87.
Nell
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Hi Nell
Many thanks for information
john
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Hello Liming researcher. I am researching the Liming name in the US for a friend whose mother was Pearl Liming b. in 1889 in Nebraska and married to Everett Leroy McGuire also b. in Nebraska. I have traced this family back to John Lyming of Crondall, England and I am looking for anyone with more info on this family. I am quite willing to share what I have from the US Liming family. Lynn Schrag
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Hello Lynn, We have huge Liming family tree in USA, however, could not find McGuire. Are you able to connect John Liming with a family in Crondall? See
hhttp://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/l/i/m/O-N-Liming/index.html
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Lee,
I have personally emailed you with Gayle's family line. Lynn
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Lynn, can you document that John Lyming of Crondall is our John Lyming in New Jersey, USA? I did not receive your email of Gayle's family.