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Warwickshire Lookup Requests / Re: desperately stuck
« on: Tuesday 07 July 15 01:53 BST (UK) »
I am so glad you got all this worked out Jason
Cheers
Karen
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Karen
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Derbyshire / Re: Surnames: Brea(r)ley, Grundy, Nadin,
« on: Saturday 28 August 10 01:04 BST (UK) »
lol we must have or we wouldn't be able to share info. Is it my Tribalpages web site?
Any way, email
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Cheers
Karen Boulton-Welch
Any way, email
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Please use the Personal Message (PM) system for exchanging personal data. and see if we can't shed some light on the family
Cheers
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Derbyshire / Re: Surnames: Brea(r)ley, Grundy, Nadin,
« on: Wednesday 25 August 10 00:55 BST (UK) »
Hi Susan,
Definately not having much luck email to your address. Bounced back again after adding .co.uk
Thank you for contacting me though. I have looked back and amended the information that you have provided.
By my notes this information was listed on ---- Clamps ancestry.com public tree so my apologies for not checking. That information was of the two live males and the stillborn child. The rest was given to me by my father some years back and some collaboration with Gordon Brealey as well.
I would love what ever information that you would like to share.
Have we had contact before Susan as I am having a Blonde moment and can't remember?
Look forward to hearing from you again and let me know if I have amended correctly.
Kind Regards (might be easier if you email me - (*)
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Definately not having much luck email to your address. Bounced back again after adding .co.uk
Thank you for contacting me though. I have looked back and amended the information that you have provided.
By my notes this information was listed on ---- Clamps ancestry.com public tree so my apologies for not checking. That information was of the two live males and the stillborn child. The rest was given to me by my father some years back and some collaboration with Gordon Brealey as well.
I would love what ever information that you would like to share.
Have we had contact before Susan as I am having a Blonde moment and can't remember?
Look forward to hearing from you again and let me know if I have amended correctly.
Kind Regards (might be easier if you email me - (*)
(*) Moderator Comment: e-mail removed in accordance with RootsChat policy,
to avoid spamming and other abuses.
Please use the Personal Message (PM) system for exchanging personal data.
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Derbyshire / Re: Surnames: Brea(r)ley, Grundy, Nadin,
« on: Tuesday 24 August 10 02:30 BST (UK) »
Hi Susan,
Thankyou for the information and I have tried to email you back on the address supplied but it has bounced back twice. Should it be .co.uk or just .com
Thanks, Karen
Thankyou for the information and I have tried to email you back on the address supplied but it has bounced back twice. Should it be .co.uk or just .com
Thanks, Karen
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Glamorganshire Lookup Requests / Re: Burial Record
« on: Thursday 01 July 10 13:01 BST (UK) »
There wouldnt happen to be a Moses in that family?
Wedgewood, Moses
* b. Aug 1772
o Gateshead, Yorkshire, , England
* d. Jul 1829
o Burslem. Staffordshire, England
Moses's father John 1735 Burslem. His father Carlos b 1709 Burslem. There were a few men in this family and could be the same Wedgewood connections
Cheers Karen
Wedgewood, Moses
* b. Aug 1772
o Gateshead, Yorkshire, , England
* d. Jul 1829
o Burslem. Staffordshire, England
Moses's father John 1735 Burslem. His father Carlos b 1709 Burslem. There were a few men in this family and could be the same Wedgewood connections
Cheers Karen
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Derbyshire / Re: Surnames: Brea(r)ley, Grundy, Nadin,
« on: Monday 28 June 10 01:18 BST (UK) »
We appear to have the same Brealey Line.
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private mail is (*)
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Worcestershire Lookup Requests / Re: Birth lookup please. Henry Wildman
« on: Sunday 27 June 10 10:30 BST (UK) »
1861 - Henry's parents asuming this is the correct family
Joseph Wileman 37 Tape Weaver Measham
Mary Ann 31 Appleby Leics
John 12 Scholar Appleby
William 9 " Measham
Charles 7 " Fazeley
Thomas 5 Tamworth
Sarah E 2 Measham
Henry 8 months Measham
1881 - Same family two years later and Mary Ann is a widower.
RG11/2768/31 p 8
Mary Ann Wileman 51
John Wileman 30
William Wileman 28
Charles Wileman 26
Frank Wileman 18
Mary Ann Wileman 8
1891
RG12/2245/13 p20
Henry Wildman 30
Margaret Wildman 32
Sarah A Wildman 11
Esther Wildman 6
Margaret Wildman 4
Charles Wildman 1
1901
RG13/2689/163 p 16.
Hy Wildman 41
Margaret Wildman 42
Esther Wildman 16
Chas John Wildman 12
Samuel Wildman 9
John Wm Wildman 5
Joseph Wileman 37 Tape Weaver Measham
Mary Ann 31 Appleby Leics
John 12 Scholar Appleby
William 9 " Measham
Charles 7 " Fazeley
Thomas 5 Tamworth
Sarah E 2 Measham
Henry 8 months Measham
1881 - Same family two years later and Mary Ann is a widower.
RG11/2768/31 p 8
Mary Ann Wileman 51
John Wileman 30
William Wileman 28
Charles Wileman 26
Frank Wileman 18
Mary Ann Wileman 8
1891
RG12/2245/13 p20
Henry Wildman 30
Margaret Wildman 32
Sarah A Wildman 11
Esther Wildman 6
Margaret Wildman 4
Charles Wildman 1
1901
RG13/2689/163 p 16.
Hy Wildman 41
Margaret Wildman 42
Esther Wildman 16
Chas John Wildman 12
Samuel Wildman 9
John Wm Wildman 5
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Derbyshire / Re: magic attic
« on: Monday 15 January 07 05:49 GMT (UK) »
Hi Readers,
My father born in Woodville knew Graham Nutt & Clyde Dissington and was amazed that when on a trip back to England with my mother, Graham proceded to tell my Dad about the impending move to the Sharpe's Pottery. Graham showed my Father all that had to be moved and it was quite an amazing story that all of the papers if not moved would be lost.
Lucky we have people like Graham & Clyde that take much time and honour in there work to preseve such stuff so that we the people tracing our ancestors have a central place to visit and find interstesting facts out our family in years gone by.
When I returned from England back in February 2004 started to gather my family tree and Clyde was very helpful in starting me off.
So even as far as Australia can benefit from these two gentleman. I take my hat off to them.
PS my family still live in Gresley, Newhall, Nottingham and Blackfordby.
Regards
Karen
My father born in Woodville knew Graham Nutt & Clyde Dissington and was amazed that when on a trip back to England with my mother, Graham proceded to tell my Dad about the impending move to the Sharpe's Pottery. Graham showed my Father all that had to be moved and it was quite an amazing story that all of the papers if not moved would be lost.
Lucky we have people like Graham & Clyde that take much time and honour in there work to preseve such stuff so that we the people tracing our ancestors have a central place to visit and find interstesting facts out our family in years gone by.
When I returned from England back in February 2004 started to gather my family tree and Clyde was very helpful in starting me off.
So even as far as Australia can benefit from these two gentleman. I take my hat off to them.
PS my family still live in Gresley, Newhall, Nottingham and Blackfordby.
Regards
Karen
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Derbyshire / Re: Pub Licensee Records?
« on: Monday 15 January 07 05:31 GMT (UK) »
Hi Both Davids,
Thanks for clearing up the difference between Beerhouses and Pubs Behindthefrogs.
Same name differnt families but at least we have that cleared up DavidJP about the Parker connection.
Behindthefrogs David could you tell me if you have any information reagrding the Talbot Inn? It was in existance around the turn of the century as my Grandfather was born there. Cnr of Parliament Street Newhall.
The Talbot Inn would have been known to locals but as yet I have been unable to find anything concrete.
Regards
Karen
Thanks for clearing up the difference between Beerhouses and Pubs Behindthefrogs.
Same name differnt families but at least we have that cleared up DavidJP about the Parker connection.
Behindthefrogs David could you tell me if you have any information reagrding the Talbot Inn? It was in existance around the turn of the century as my Grandfather was born there. Cnr of Parliament Street Newhall.
The Talbot Inn would have been known to locals but as yet I have been unable to find anything concrete.
Regards
Karen
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