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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Norfolk => Topic started by: bpking on Monday 27 June 05 14:39 BST (UK)
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I am new to Rootschat and list below the surnames I am researching in Norfolk & the villages in which I have found them so far:
GREEN - Walpole, Marshland Fen, Stow Bridge/Bardolph, Litcham, Weasenham St Peter
HAINES/HAYNES/HANES - Stow Bardolph, Welney, Littleport Cambs
HOVELL/HOVEL - Denver, Downham Market
WHITEHEAD - Denver
SMITH - Denver
SHIN - Denver
CREED - Brisley
PILCH - Brisley, Castle Acre, North Runcton,, Mileham,
HANSELL/HANDSELL - Brisley, North Elmham
NURSE - Castle Acre
ANNISON/ANISON - North Runcton
WOODLAND - North Runcton
BUTTERS - Hoe, Beetley
CORK - Beetley, Foulsham
GROUNDS - Foulsham
HAZEL/HAZELL - Gressenhall, Scarning
BROCK - Scarning, East Bradenham, West Bradenham, Wendling
SCASE/SCACE/SCARCE - Litcham, Beechamwell, Beeston, S.Pickenham, Swaffham
BLANCHFLOWRR - Sporle with Palgrave, Beechamwell, Necton
FULLER - East Lexham, Litcham
MACHIN - Necton
I'd love to hear from anyone also researching these names & would like to exchange data.
Regards
Brenda
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Hi Brenda
I am searching Hazel also but sorry I don't have anything much to go on yet except that it is my Maternal Grandmothers maiden name and I know she was born in England somewhere between 1895 and 1905 I figure - she always made herself older when younger so she could work and so no one new the real age anymore - plus she refused to discuss any family she had over in England after she came to Canada - she was here by 1925
Marliz
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Hello Marliz
I'm sorry but I'm afraid I can't help you. Hazel didn't join my family until Sarah Hazel married my 3x Great Grandfather in 1805. She was born in 1786 in Gressenhall although some of her siblings were born in Scarning.
Although I have a few details of descendants of a brother the latest Hazel record I have is a baptism of 1803.
Maybe we'll be in touch later when you have managed to progress further back in time.
Brenda
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Hi
I have been doing a lot of research on Brocks in Norfolk, but not in the villages you mention. Mostly in Yarmouth, but also in the Denton area and Alburgh. Any use to you? I have several dozen of 'em, some linked to my tree, some to each other, but not mine, and some just floating about... The records date from the present day to the late 1700's.
best wishes
meles
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Hi
I have been doing a lot of research on Brocks in Norfolk, but not in the villages you mention. Mostly in Yarmouth, but also in the Denton area and Alburgh. Any use to you? I have several dozen of 'em, some linked to my tree, some to each other, but not mine, and some just floating about... The records date from the present day to the late 1700's.
best wishes
meles
Hello Meles
Thank you for contacting me.
My 4x Gt Grandmother was Mary BROCK born 1747, daughter of William BROCK & Mary Gathergood who married in 1736 in West Bradenham. Their other children were: John 1737, Ann 1739 & William, all baptised in East Bradenham.
William senior was born about 1700, I don't know where but he married his first wife, Elizabeth Margotson of Scarning, in Wendling in 1733.
Do any of these names ring a bell with you?
Regards
Brenda
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Hi Brenda
I have no records for any Brocks in the East Dereham area. The Records I have are for the area East of Norwich - my lot seem to have kept to the Broads.
If you come across any records pre-1800 for this area, please let me know. I will keep an eye out for your Brocks.
best wishes
meles
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John Coleman Blanchflower was my great grandfather. His father was a farmer in Knapton. John and his brother Timothy wre in preserved foods business in Great Yarmouth. Perhaps a family connection?
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John Coleman Blanchflower was my great grandfather. His father was a farmer in Knapton. John and his brother Timothy wre in preserved foods business in Great Yarmouth. Perhaps a family connection?
Hello Norm
Not that I'm aware of but my Blanchflower connection dates back to an Ann baptised in 1725 in Sporle with Palgrave & I have no details of descendants of any possible siblings, hers being the only baptism found so far. Sorry I can't help.
Regards
Brenda
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Hi, Brenda
I have in my wife's tree an Edward Annison b. abt. 1783, but in West Somerton. It's only about half an hour away by car!
Roger The Hat
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Hi, Brenda
I have in my wife's tree an Edward Annison b. abt. 1783, but in West Somerton. It's only about half an hour away by car!
Roger The Hat
Hello Roger
I'm afraid I have no Annison data, only that Elizabeth Annison married John Pilch in 1657 in North Runcton. She was baptised in 1621 in North Runcton, d/o Leonard & Margaret Annison. So we may be related but I don't know how/when. Sorry I can't help.
Brenda
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That's okay, Brenda, thanks for replying.
I'll file these, and if I come up with a match later I'll let you know.
Roger The Hat
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Do any of your Haynes ancestors come from the Emneth area (very close to Outwell).My Haynes ancestors were from this area. Do the names William 1737, Charles Fox, John 1770,Mary 1773, Sarah 1774, Elizabeth 1778, Ann 1785.
Charles Fox Haynes Married Mary Gilbert, they lived in Outwell, their children were Margaret 1798, Henry 1801 Mary 1803.
PM me if these names ring any bells and I can give you a link to my family tree.
Andrea.
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Do any of your Haynes ancestors come from the Emneth area (very close to Outwell).My Haynes ancestors were from this area. Do the names William 1737, Charles Fox, John 1770,Mary 1773, Sarah 1774, Elizabeth 1778, Ann 1785.
Charles Fox Haynes Married Mary Gilbert, they lived in Outwell, their children were Margaret 1798, Henry 1801 Mary 1803.
PM me if these names ring any bells and I can give you a link to my family tree.
Andrea.
Hello Andrea
As far as I'm aware there is no connection between our 2 families, but I'm sure there is further back in time, they were so close. All my Haines/Haynes/Hains were from Littleport &Welney area. I'm stuck with a John & Alce Haines who baptised a son, John, in 1769 in Welney but have no idea where/when they married or whether there were any more children baptised elsewhere. If you have come across a John & Alce in your researches I would be very interested.
Regards
Brenda
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Had a look at my tree, no John marrying an Alice.
Never mind.
Andrea.
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Heya! I'm an Annison from Norfolk...
I'm happy to share what information I have, if it's of any use to you, but I am also trying to trace my father's line backwards for medical reasons.
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My father is Ronald Philip Annison, my mother Linda Doreen Annison (nee Lansdale), still living in Costessey, Norwich.
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His father was Philip Annison (b maybe 23rd May of 1904 or 1905, d 26 Jan 1982) , married to Hilda Maud Annison (nee Nelson, b maybe June/July 1908 or 9, d 24 Dec 1992). They lived in Birdcage Row, Costessey, and 63 Richmond Rod, Costessey and lastly 148 Moore Avenue, Sprowston. He was a woodcarver and sometime poacher. (he also had another son, my uncle Richard Annison, who lives in Sprowston)
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Philip Annison's father was Albert Annison, who lived in Waterloo Road, Norwich, and he was the youngest of many.
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Hilda Maud Nelson (later Annison) was born to Charles Nelson and Emily Nelson, of Home Street, Norwich. I believe that she also came from a large family.
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I believe my great-grandparents were Albert Annison (who was also known as "Dutch", and was legendarily strong) and Elizabeth (aka Liz) but I was unable to track down any of their other children.
If you heve anything that would be of any help to me, I would much appreciate it, and it may be of real benefit to someone!
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Hi, TAnnison, and Welcome to RootsChat,
I don't think I'm going to be much help to you, unfortunately, because the Annison's join Mrs. Hat's tree in 1839, with the marriage of Harriett Steward Annison, from Ludham, to William Francis Bubbings, from Stalham.
They, and their family, migrated to Hull before 1870, so I'm fairly sure there is no direct link.
However, if you post details of who you are looking for on the Norfolk LookUp board then someone will soon help you out.
Good Luck,
Roger The Hat.
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Sorry but you're far too recent for me. Annison didn't join my family until Elizabeth Annison married John Pilch in 1657.
Sorry I can't help.
Brenda
Heya! I'm an Annison from Norfolk...
I'm happy to share what information I have, if it's of any use to you, but I am also trying to trace my father's line backwards for medical reasons.
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My father is Ronald Philip Annison, my mother Linda Doreen Annison (nee Lansdale), still living in Costessey, Norwich.
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His father was Philip Annison (b maybe 23rd May of 1904 or 1905, d 26 Jan 1982) , married to Hilda Maud Annison (nee Nelson, b maybe June/July 1908 or 9, d 24 Dec 1992). They lived in Birdcage Row, Costessey, and 63 Richmond Rod, Costessey and lastly 148 Moore Avenue, Sprowston. He was a woodcarver and sometime poacher. (he also had another son, my uncle Richard Annison, who lives in Sprowston)
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Philip Annison's father was Albert Annison, who lived in Waterloo Road, Norwich, and he was the youngest of many.
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Hilda Maud Nelson (later Annison) was born to Charles Nelson and Emily Nelson, of Home Street, Norwich. I believe that she also came from a large family.
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I believe my great-grandparents were Albert Annison (who was also known as "Dutch", and was legendarily strong) and Elizabeth (aka Liz) but I was unable to track down any of their other children.
If you heve anything that would be of any help to me, I would much appreciate it, and it may be of real benefit to someone!
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Hi T.
I think you may have hit an incorrect key! My family interests are in Curruer, Hutton, Sinclair and Abercrombie! Good hunting !
Norm
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Roger The Hat, Brenda - Thank you! You're right, this is really recent stuff that I'm having trouble with, and I'm stuck as to where to look! :)
Norm - You're also right, and I do apologise! I was reading posts by Roger The Hat, and confusing them with you. My mistake...
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I have Timothy Coleman and John Colman Blanchflower in my family tree. Great Yarmoth area
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Hi
One of your surnames is Nurse - I have a number of ancestors called Nurse in my family tree but none from Castle Acre. Mine come from different places but the ones I have are from Holt, Weybourne and bodham.
If you think your family comes from any of these areas let me know as my family research goes back to 1675,