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Inverness / Re: Holm Mills
« on: Wednesday 15 September 10 07:09 BST (UK)  »
My grandmother Jemima Boyd Hume worked as a Printfield Worker,(Factory worker who dyed and printed calico cloth) in Inverness at the age of abt 15 abt1901.
Don't know if it was at Holm Mills at this stage.

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Occupation Interests / Re: Watermen and lightermen Apprenticeships Bindings and licences
« on: Tuesday 19 January 10 14:16 GMT (UK)  »
You will fined some information at this link, http://www.parishregister.com

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One Name Studies: T to Z / Vivian
« on: Monday 18 January 10 01:29 GMT (UK)  »
My name study is the Vivian Family:

I have sofare from Marriage records of Annia Maria Vivian 1832-1888,
Husband Jame Robert Bond 1831-1884
Clerk London
Marriage 31 Dec 1853
Southwark, Middlesex, England.

Farther David Vivian
Master Mariner

Moderator comment: image removed.  Only small portions of certificate may be posted and then only to assist with deciphering handwriting.

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Census and Resource Discussion / Re: ancestory.com
« on: Friday 08 January 10 03:18 GMT (UK)  »
Good luck,with your  free trial Jackaroo.
I've been with Au and UK now for 8 months and found 9000 direct and non direct people for my family.

I have found and linked up with 1st 2nd 3rd + cousin's who I had know idea of when I started out 8 months ago.

My new found Cousin's are amazed when they see how we come to be related and enjoy adding to there family research.

Some of the Cousin's have been doing there Ancestry for 8 or more years and again are amazed at the betailed records that come with my research in such a short time.

When  they ask how I did it, I tell them I pay a monthly sub's  Au $10 - $12 to ancestry.com

Jackaroo, I would go for the Au$10-$12 monthly Sub's with ancestry.com.

Your family tree should burst into life.
Good luck

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Occupation Interests / Re: How real is the "social status" shown in photos from the 19th century
« on: Thursday 07 January 10 14:58 GMT (UK)  »
May be they were not trying to signify a status in the Photo's.
But simply some self pride and confidence in there future.

2c

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Occupation Interests / Re: Shipwright Liverpool
« on: Saturday 02 January 10 23:10 GMT (UK)  »
Hi a little info,
Shipbuilding is the construction of ships. It normally takes place in a specialized facility known as a shipyard. Shipbuilders, also called shipwrights, follow a specialized occupation that traces its roots to before recorded history.

Ref: Wikipedia

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Occupation Interests / Re: Shipwright London
« on: Saturday 02 January 10 23:00 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks,
Happy New Year.
Is there a registration record look up for Shipwright's that any one knows of ?

In London.

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Occupation Interests / Re: Master Mariner (MM)
« on: Saturday 02 January 10 22:50 GMT (UK)  »
thanks to an excellent professional researcher at the National Archives we do have a copy of his Master Mariners Certificate and his entries in The Lloyd's Captain's Register from 1883 - 1909.

It would be a treat to be able to get a copy of my David Vivian's Master Mariners Certificate.
I know of the  Lloyd's Captain's Register  but I have found it comersome to use.
Any one now how to use the Lloyd's Captain's Register ?


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Occupation Interests / Re: Master Mariner (MM)
« on: Tuesday 29 December 09 11:24 GMT (UK)  »
Some more info just found:

Description: Someone who was heavily experienced in the craft of sailing, often a Captain or Master of a ship or vessel.

Ref: familytreeservice's.com.uk

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