Rickards

[bircle]

Yes: I am not sure how it works.
Any family connection would be interesting and as you say they are an interesting lot, so interesting they are difficult to locate.
I would like to get back to the English Civil War era but that looks like asking too much.
I am not sure how to copy my e-mail address to you but it is in there somewhere.

[casafloratenerife]

I only signed up this morning,it took me an hour to open your topic thread! It seems there is a way to send private message,I'll work on it. I would like to have look at my other family names but I can't work out how to open the names in the index but I shall spend a couple of hours looking at it.Problem is I've been out to lunch so after a couple of beers it is not easy!

[bircle]

I will be interested in what ever you have as anything will help to track them down.

I did once find an obscure reference to a christening at St Pauls church Convent Garden but it then vanished and I have not been able to find it since,
There seem to be two medieval era families: one at Nottingham and the other at Radnor.

My dads uncle did a family history before he died and I found it listed in a book shop but when I enquired it had gone.

If anyone reading this has any offers please join in.

[casafloratenerife]

I've sent you a "personal message" with my email address,answer direct with yours and I'll send you some information.

[Rickie]

Hello
I, too, am a descendant of Frederick Rickards b. 1799 at Winkfield. Have come across possibly 2 of his siblings Henry Rickards b. abt 1796 and Mary Ann Rickards b. abt 1797. I have not come across  the John Rickards mentioned in this link. I would be interested to know more if any one is willing to share research notes.

[Rickie]

Hello
My 3x great grandfather was Frederick Rickards born about 1799 at Winkfield. My line of descent is through his son Frederick baptised at Windlesham in 1823. I would be interested in contacting others with similar interests.
regards Rickie

I am new to Rootschat and still trying to find my way round

[maz591]

Hi all,

I am looking for a needle in a haystack.
 
My GGG Grandfather was Edward Rickards born abt 1799.  I am trying to trace his place of birth and parents.  He died in 1849 bedore the 1851 census so I don't now where he was born.
He was a coachman and in 1829 one of his daughters, Sophia was born in Bagshot.  Frederick Rickards was also in Bagshot at this time and was also a coachmanster.  Does anyone know if there is any connection between the two?  Could they be brothers?

[Rickie]

Hello maz591

I think I might be able to help but at the moment I don't have access to my information. I will send you "personal message" with my e-mail and if you answer direct with yours, I can reply with some information when I get home.