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One Name Studies: A to G / Re: Edlins in Leics.
« on: Monday 19 June 06 11:20 BST (UK) »
Has anyone the infomation on Charles Edlin, bap:1828 in Swinderby, Lincs ; married : Elizabeth Weaver . Children : William and Emma Jane
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One Name Studies: A to G / Re: Edlins in Leics.
« on: Thursday 23 March 06 03:52 GMT (UK) »
Hi Midmum, well isn't your Mum a clever one !! Now you can all visit the Castle in style - good for you. Do you want further extracts from Lester Edlin ?
Kindest regards, John
Kindest regards, John
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One Name Studies: A to G / Re: Edlins in Leics.
« on: Wednesday 22 March 06 01:53 GMT (UK) »
Hi Midmum again. Ann Wortley married George Robert Edlin and they immigrated to NewZealand In 1856. Note: The Wortley family was well known in Yorkshire at the same circa as Fitz Audelin.
Kindest regards, John
Kindest regards, John
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One Name Studies: A to G / Re: Edlins in Leics.
« on: Wednesday 22 March 06 01:24 GMT (UK) »
Hi Midmum, thankyou for your welcome. I will send to you and David the relavant pages in the Edlin Book. He also lists references. But as David has
said for the past two or three years we need definate proof. A great deal has been discussed over the " De Burghs " and the Fitz Audelins", unfortunately the camps are failing to research deeper into the matter, and settle once and for all. Perhaps it is due to lack of available rolls etc. But I believe that this, in time ,will be rectified. Kindest regards
said for the past two or three years we need definate proof. A great deal has been discussed over the " De Burghs " and the Fitz Audelins", unfortunately the camps are failing to research deeper into the matter, and settle once and for all. Perhaps it is due to lack of available rolls etc. But I believe that this, in time ,will be rectified. Kindest regards
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One Name Studies: A to G / Re: Edlins in Leics.
« on: Monday 20 March 06 07:14 GMT (UK) »
Hi All! Back from Sydney safe and sound ! As promised I have looked up the reference to Belvoir. From " The Edlins" compiled by Lester L Edlin ,1978 . Page 13 , paragraph 2 reads : " The Leicestershire Edlins of the village Croxton-Kerrial.They have been there since 1196. Descended from Richard Fitz Edeline who became a Freeman of the City of Leicestershire in 1196. One of this line invented the pneumatic tire and was a partner of Dunlop and Sinclair of rubber and oil fame. One of this line saved the life of the Duke of Rutland at the Battle of Waterloo, hence on the same day.This is deplicted in an oil painting in the hall of Belvoir Castle. In gratitude, anyone bearing the name of Edlin may appear at the Castle on Christmas day, demand and will receive one barrel of beer." Well that is a mouthfull, what do you all think ! Kindest regards John
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One Name Studies: A to G / Re: Edlins in Leics.
« on: Wednesday 15 March 06 01:44 GMT (UK) »
There is also a reference to Belvoir Castle in the book written by Lester Edlin.
As soon as I return to Brisbane I will look up and send the relevant info. to you
and David. Kindest regards John
As soon as I return to Brisbane I will look up and send the relevant info. to you
and David. Kindest regards John
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One Name Studies: A to G / Re: Edlin in Ickenham
« on: Tuesday 07 March 06 06:00 GMT (UK) »
Hi David,
Have come across Bordure ( border) : " It surrounds the field , occupying one - fifth of it, and is of equal breadth at every part. Usually born by those members of a family wanting to distinguish their line from those of a relative" .
( difference between relatives bearing the same arms ).
Swan : the Swan was cognizance of the Bohuns. Sometimes it is borne whole, sometimes only the head, like the arms of the Guests. When gorged with ducal coronet having a gold chain attached to it, it is called a cygney-royal.
kindest regards, John
Have come across Bordure ( border) : " It surrounds the field , occupying one - fifth of it, and is of equal breadth at every part. Usually born by those members of a family wanting to distinguish their line from those of a relative" .
( difference between relatives bearing the same arms ).
Swan : the Swan was cognizance of the Bohuns. Sometimes it is borne whole, sometimes only the head, like the arms of the Guests. When gorged with ducal coronet having a gold chain attached to it, it is called a cygney-royal.
kindest regards, John
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One Name Studies: A to G / Re: Edlins in Leics.
« on: Tuesday 07 March 06 05:08 GMT (UK) »
in reply to:
John Edlin of Barrowby/Great Gonerby ,occupation: Labourer,
crime: stealing a pig, the property of William Dorr of Gonerby, Trial date: 16/7/1818,sentence: 7years and deportation to NSW.aboard the ss.Morley which left The Downs 18/7/1818. Arrived Sydney 7/11/1818. Trip took 112 days. Capt. Robert R Brown. On board 163 males
John Edlin of Barrowby/Great Gonerby ,occupation: Labourer,
crime: stealing a pig, the property of William Dorr of Gonerby, Trial date: 16/7/1818,sentence: 7years and deportation to NSW.aboard the ss.Morley which left The Downs 18/7/1818. Arrived Sydney 7/11/1818. Trip took 112 days. Capt. Robert R Brown. On board 163 males
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One Name Studies: A to G / Re: Edlin in Ickenham
« on: Thursday 23 February 06 10:50 GMT (UK) »
Hi David,
The meaning of nebuly that I came across meant : waved lines to represent clouds;as well as represents the sea or water.
I received from Annette a four page list of a " National Burial report", do you have a copy? If not I will forward to you.
Kindest regards
John
The meaning of nebuly that I came across meant : waved lines to represent clouds;as well as represents the sea or water.
I received from Annette a four page list of a " National Burial report", do you have a copy? If not I will forward to you.
Kindest regards
John
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