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Re: Miller in Grinton Mystery
« Reply #9 on: Friday 11 July 08 12:44 BST (UK) »
Thanks John, looks like I had the wrong web page. I've submitted my application to join and they will let me know whether they'll have me! Unfortunately I'm not near enough to join their meetings. Wish I was, it's a lovely part of the world.
Bell, Salter, Street - Devon, Middlesbrough.
Lickess- North Yorkshire, Middlesbrough.
Etherington - North Yorks and Durham.
Barker- North Yorks
Crooks- Durham
Forster- North Yorks/Durham
Newsam, Pattison, Proud - North Yorks.
Timothy, Griffiths, Jones - South Wales

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Re: Miller in Grinton Mystery
« Reply #10 on: Friday 11 July 08 15:49 BST (UK) »
Hi Roobarb

I wish you good luck with it.

I tried it before and I just found it incredibly cliquey and mostly my enquiries were ignored while they all gossiped.  You may have more luck

Ashley
DU: Jones, Miller, Laverick, Orwin, Burn, Finlay, Robson, Robinson, Jobling, Fenwick, Spoor, Saunders, Billingsley, Appleby
NB: Pickard, Gilchrist, Curry, Heron, Thompson, Bell, Henderson, Aynsley
CU: Bell, Armstrong, Parker
SY: Saunders, Bartlett, Ellis
SX: Bartlett, Cager
BK: Saunders
NY: Miller (Swaledale), Raw
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Re: Miller in Grinton Mystery
« Reply #11 on: Saturday 12 July 08 10:49 BST (UK) »
Ashley:

I am sorry that your experience with the udfhs group did not go as you hoped that it would.

As one of our members, Marion M, has pointed out:

I think that we must accept that we are all different, and it depends on how
narrow or broad the question is that is posted. The strength of this group
is that we encompass a great breadth which covers not only particular
genealogical lines, but the full range of economic, social, religious and
occupational history of "our" part of the Yorkshire Dales. Perhaps the
weakness is that we can only help someone with a particular genealogical
problem if another member of the group has a connection and has already
researched that line, otherwise, the knowledge is not there within the
group. I have not found a connection on this email list with my main
ancestors, but my word, I have learnt a lot about the lives that they led.
Likewise I have subscribed to other email genealogical discussion lists, and
have found one link on one, and absolutely nothing on another , but I still
"listen in ".

I hope that you will revisit us in the future and this time we will strive to be less "cliquey".

We have very many satisfied members of this group, both new to Family History resarch and recognised expert in their fields.
If we can you help with your research, and we have the information, then we will do so.
Percival, Hird, Heseltine, Wilson,  Horn(e), Thwaite, Storey, Iveson, Metcalfe, Dinsdale and Sunter and the farms and families of Bishopdale.

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Re: Miller in Grinton Mystery
« Reply #12 on: Saturday 12 July 08 14:20 BST (UK) »
I have been approved for membership and was rather upset that Ashley's comment was attributed to me by one member. It has provoked a lot of angry comments on there. Not the best footing to start off! Unfortunately my first post there has been to clarify this. I have said that I have joined the site with an open mind, which is true. I hope that I find the site more helpful than Ashley did.
Bell, Salter, Street - Devon, Middlesbrough.
Lickess- North Yorkshire, Middlesbrough.
Etherington - North Yorks and Durham.
Barker- North Yorks
Crooks- Durham
Forster- North Yorks/Durham
Newsam, Pattison, Proud - North Yorks.
Timothy, Griffiths, Jones - South Wales


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Re: Miller in Grinton Mystery
« Reply #13 on: Saturday 12 July 08 17:10 BST (UK) »
I hope so too - I certainly didn't intend to upset anyone, but having Yorkshire blood I speak as I find.
DU: Jones, Miller, Laverick, Orwin, Burn, Finlay, Robson, Robinson, Jobling, Fenwick, Spoor, Saunders, Billingsley, Appleby
NB: Pickard, Gilchrist, Curry, Heron, Thompson, Bell, Henderson, Aynsley
CU: Bell, Armstrong, Parker
SY: Saunders, Bartlett, Ellis
SX: Bartlett, Cager
BK: Saunders
NY: Miller (Swaledale), Raw
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Re: Miller in Grinton Mystery
« Reply #14 on: Saturday 12 July 08 19:45 BST (UK) »
I've posted on there now and things seem to be okay. I was born in Yorkshire so I understand what you mean, it's just a shame that it turned out like this.

PS Sorry to hijack this thread!

Bell, Salter, Street - Devon, Middlesbrough.
Lickess- North Yorkshire, Middlesbrough.
Etherington - North Yorks and Durham.
Barker- North Yorks
Crooks- Durham
Forster- North Yorks/Durham
Newsam, Pattison, Proud - North Yorks.
Timothy, Griffiths, Jones - South Wales

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Re: Miller in Grinton Mystery
« Reply #15 on: Sunday 13 July 08 09:13 BST (UK) »
No problem Roobarb.  Good luck with your research.
DU: Jones, Miller, Laverick, Orwin, Burn, Finlay, Robson, Robinson, Jobling, Fenwick, Spoor, Saunders, Billingsley, Appleby
NB: Pickard, Gilchrist, Curry, Heron, Thompson, Bell, Henderson, Aynsley
CU: Bell, Armstrong, Parker
SY: Saunders, Bartlett, Ellis
SX: Bartlett, Cager
BK: Saunders
NY: Miller (Swaledale), Raw
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Re: Miller in Grinton Mystery
« Reply #16 on: Saturday 17 January 09 16:15 GMT (UK) »
George Miller also my ggg grandfather, his parents being george Milner (seemed to change to Miller after 2nd child) and Hannah Kipling. Would like to know what the connection is - mine is via john son of George, Alfred son of John and Fraances daughter of Alfred. She was my grandmother

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Re: Miller in Grinton Mystery
« Reply #17 on: Saturday 17 January 09 16:28 GMT (UK) »
Hi Jlumb

Yes we are quite closely related - I will contact you by PM

Ashley
DU: Jones, Miller, Laverick, Orwin, Burn, Finlay, Robson, Robinson, Jobling, Fenwick, Spoor, Saunders, Billingsley, Appleby
NB: Pickard, Gilchrist, Curry, Heron, Thompson, Bell, Henderson, Aynsley
CU: Bell, Armstrong, Parker
SY: Saunders, Bartlett, Ellis
SX: Bartlett, Cager
BK: Saunders
NY: Miller (Swaledale), Raw
ALL CENSUS INFORMATION CONTAINED IN POSTINGS IS CROWN COPYRIGHT FROM www.nationalarchives.gov.uk