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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Placename in 1851 Census
« on: Thursday 08 August 19 09:11 BST (UK) »
Many thanks Carol, yes I have included variations of the surname :-)
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Placename in 1851 Census
« on: Wednesday 07 August 19 18:53 BST (UK) »
Many thanks, will look up all three places to see if there are any READY's. Appreciate it.
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Placename in 1851 Census
« on: Wednesday 07 August 19 18:10 BST (UK) »
Thank you very much both of you.
I looked up Knocknanool in the Griffiths Valuations and baptisms for that area, there are no READY's for that area.
Any other suggestions please?
Many thanks,
Jemima
I looked up Knocknanool in the Griffiths Valuations and baptisms for that area, there are no READY's for that area.
Any other suggestions please?
Many thanks,
Jemima
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Placename in 1851 Census
« on: Tuesday 06 August 19 18:35 BST (UK) »
Hello guys,
Wonder if you can help me?
Can you please confirm what is the placename in Ireland shown at the top of this 1851 census?
Knock.... i read it as Knocknonewl but cannot find the equivalent of the this place.
And which county in Ireland would it be in please?
Many thanks,
Jemima
Wonder if you can help me?
Can you please confirm what is the placename in Ireland shown at the top of this 1851 census?
Knock.... i read it as Knocknonewl but cannot find the equivalent of the this place.
And which county in Ireland would it be in please?
Many thanks,
Jemima
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Census and Resource Discussion / Re: 1871 Census, last column entry unintelligible - can you help?
« on: Monday 08 July 19 14:30 BST (UK) »
Fantastic, thank you guys, never thought of this one!! Looks a good one :-)
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Census and Resource Discussion / 1871 Census, last column entry unintelligible - can you help?
« on: Monday 08 July 19 13:48 BST (UK) »
Hi all
I have this entry for Elizabeth White born in Hatch Beauchamp, cannot read what it says in the last column. I think it begins with Enb... but looking through Dr Johnson's Dictionary and other web sources there aren't any medical terms beginning with Enb... so can you help please? Other words I think are Three and Afflicted, sounds like she was afflicted with this disease for the past three years.
Many thanks, Jemima
I have this entry for Elizabeth White born in Hatch Beauchamp, cannot read what it says in the last column. I think it begins with Enb... but looking through Dr Johnson's Dictionary and other web sources there aren't any medical terms beginning with Enb... so can you help please? Other words I think are Three and Afflicted, sounds like she was afflicted with this disease for the past three years.
Many thanks, Jemima
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Ireland / The Trainer Family settling in Newcastle, England
« on: Sunday 03 March 13 15:30 GMT (UK) »
Hello
Wonder if you can help me?
I am looking for the birth of Ellen Trainer (sic), the daughter of James & Ellen, in Ireland in around 1849, and the marriage of James & Ellen, possibly before/around 1845.
The 1861 Census shows them in Newcastle, England with their 4 children. I believe the gap between son James, age 11, and the youngest William, age 6, is due to James marrying again? This William was born in Scotland but the all of the family were born in Ireland, no county is shown, unfortunately.
This Ellen (senior) looks certainly to be William's mother but maybe a step mother to the three older children - Mary Ann, age 15, James, age 11, and Ellen age 13.
I believe that this is the Ellen (jnr) who married a William Thomas Walton, bn 1848, in 1870 at Newcastle.
Can anyone help please?
Many thanks,
Jemima Buoy
Wonder if you can help me?
I am looking for the birth of Ellen Trainer (sic), the daughter of James & Ellen, in Ireland in around 1849, and the marriage of James & Ellen, possibly before/around 1845.
The 1861 Census shows them in Newcastle, England with their 4 children. I believe the gap between son James, age 11, and the youngest William, age 6, is due to James marrying again? This William was born in Scotland but the all of the family were born in Ireland, no county is shown, unfortunately.
This Ellen (senior) looks certainly to be William's mother but maybe a step mother to the three older children - Mary Ann, age 15, James, age 11, and Ellen age 13.
I believe that this is the Ellen (jnr) who married a William Thomas Walton, bn 1848, in 1870 at Newcastle.
Can anyone help please?
Many thanks,
Jemima Buoy
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Suffolk / Re: Suffolk Surnames List
« on: Sunday 02 October 11 10:01 BST (UK) »
Just to say many thanks for the PM.
Much appreciated.
Jemima
Much appreciated.
Jemima
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Suffolk / Suffolk Surnames List
« on: Saturday 01 October 11 13:19 BST (UK) »
Hi there
Found my way to this board as had Terry Aspinall's website listed in the Your Family Tree magazine's Regional Guidebook (published as a free supplement with the mag earlier this year) for the Suffolk Surnames List.
However it does not seem to be up and running - and see other posts elsewhere on this Rootschat that attempts are being made to restore it.
Anyone have any news on the latest please? Would love to have access to the list as keen to root out the Quadlings of Suffolk (and Norfolk).
Many thanks,
Jemima
Found my way to this board as had Terry Aspinall's website listed in the Your Family Tree magazine's Regional Guidebook (published as a free supplement with the mag earlier this year) for the Suffolk Surnames List.
However it does not seem to be up and running - and see other posts elsewhere on this Rootschat that attempts are being made to restore it.
Anyone have any news on the latest please? Would love to have access to the list as keen to root out the Quadlings of Suffolk (and Norfolk).
Many thanks,
Jemima
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