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ROACH/FLEMING
« on: Wednesday 18 February 09 22:28 GMT (UK) »
Interested in the names Roach and Fleming-- Bedfordshire

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Re: Roach--Fleming
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 18 February 09 22:32 GMT (UK) »
I believe we knew a Roach family - too many years go I fear to recall where.

Have you looked in all the resources on this place, I see many people list their interests at the foot of their postings, perhaps it is indexed somewhere on here?

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Re: Roach--Fleming
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 18 February 09 23:00 GMT (UK) »
Thank you for answering me. My Roach and Fleming families were born in the 1700s in West Challow and Haynes. Md: in Torvor,Lanc., I did look in some postings. I am new on this chat board.

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Re: ROACH/FLEMING
« Reply #3 on: Saturday 21 February 09 04:45 GMT (UK) »
KMS

Please go to Bedfordshire Archives online search site - it is not quite complete but a good place to start.   Also, google Bedford Gaol to look for any rellies who were guests of Her Majesty Queen Victoria.

Bedfordshire is the best place to have ancestors from as far as online records go

If your folk were trades people there are online directories for them too: Google - Historical Directories

catherine
Bedfordshire: Worker [Flitton]; Ames [Kempston]; Manton [Kempston]; Morris [?]; Valentine [Kempston]; Two & Osborn [Cranfield]

Herfordshire and West London: Brown [Kent in early 19th C]; Blackwell.
McCarthy [Clonakilty, County Cork - searching for needles in the haystack!] and LOSTY [Dublin]
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