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Suffolk / Re: William DOWSING of Bredfield
« on: Sunday 05 December 10 08:58 GMT (UK) »
Hi there Peter.
Yes, that makes sense, he must have been a Henry too. I last did the family tree around 1990 - 1995 and the internet had just taken off but there was very little on it so all of my work was done with pen and paper. Half of it is still missing, stored somewhere. One of my younger cousins asked me for some info so I looked it upand found teh Grayston side of another site. I sent a query and pic and BANG it took off with relations appearing everywhere, Canada, US, Suffolk. It seems that they had each done a lot of work and just neededintroducing to each other. The Graystons was done mainly by a guy called Andrew Hudson. After exhausting the Graystons around 1670 in Cretingham Suffolk one of thethe Graystons in Canada asked if I had done any Dowsing work so here I am. If I remember rightly I originally had an idea of Samuel's parents being William and Rachel (Ayton/Ayrton) but I AM trying to recall 15+ years ago. The computer programs available then were few and far between so all I had was a prog called "Parents" . When I find a really good one I that is commonly used I may go through the heartache of transcribing it all.
Attached is Charles Frederick (Isobella's husband 1842-1900)
Regards and many thanks,
Eddie (London)
Yes, that makes sense, he must have been a Henry too. I last did the family tree around 1990 - 1995 and the internet had just taken off but there was very little on it so all of my work was done with pen and paper. Half of it is still missing, stored somewhere. One of my younger cousins asked me for some info so I looked it upand found teh Grayston side of another site. I sent a query and pic and BANG it took off with relations appearing everywhere, Canada, US, Suffolk. It seems that they had each done a lot of work and just neededintroducing to each other. The Graystons was done mainly by a guy called Andrew Hudson. After exhausting the Graystons around 1670 in Cretingham Suffolk one of thethe Graystons in Canada asked if I had done any Dowsing work so here I am. If I remember rightly I originally had an idea of Samuel's parents being William and Rachel (Ayton/Ayrton) but I AM trying to recall 15+ years ago. The computer programs available then were few and far between so all I had was a prog called "Parents" . When I find a really good one I that is commonly used I may go through the heartache of transcribing it all.
Attached is Charles Frederick (Isobella's husband 1842-1900)
Regards and many thanks,
Eddie (London)
