The family tree of Francis Doe by Stephen Doe

[wozza267]

Hi,

Anyone have a copy of this they're willing to lend/sell? Not sure what the print run was but it's a best seller and they're all gone!

Apparently Stephen D is working on a 2nd edition but I'm an impatient type!!

Ta, Warren (Doe)

[Rebeccajames35]

Have you managed to get a copy yet?
Rebecca.

[ciderdrinker]

Hi
It's in the Library of University of Oxford or University of Liverpool -Sydney Jones Library if you are near there.

Ciderdrinker

[wozza267]

Have you managed to get a copy yet?
Rebecca.

Hi Rebecca,

Nothing yet although a very nice person at the R&TFHS did copy me some relevant passages from the book. I'll keep looking and see if the library can source me a copy on loan.

Thanks for asking though,

Warren

[wozza267]

Hi
It's in the Library of University of Oxford or University of Liverpool -Sydney Jones Library if you are near there.

Ciderdrinker

Thanks Ciderdrinker,

I think there are certain places that all publishers need to send copies including The Bodleian Library too. Am in deepest darkest Devon so would need to make a day of it. Looking at an inter-library loan as the most likely solution. Thanks for your post though.

Warren

[Rebeccajames35]

Hi Warren
I have a copy I can send you information if you want? Is there anything in particular you needed to check it for?
Rebecca

[wozza267]

Hi Rebecca,

Thanks so much for the offer. I've had a couple of pages passed to me by another member and that's enabled me to get back to the 1680's on my paternal (DOE) line. There were so many bakers dozen families and so many shared names but I think I've got the bones of the tree sorted. My task now is to fill it out. Am going to concentrate on the offspring of William DOE (1814-1890) and Naomi PATEMAN (1809-1890) simply cos there seems to be lots of other resources around covering the Thorney Hill encampment and the families there. Louisa/Britannia DOE in particular seems to have had on first inspection a particularly colourful life. There's also a lot of cross over on my maternal line with HUMBYs GODWINs and CROSS'.

I see you've got DOEs on your list of interests...my lot tended to stay in the New Forest (Hampshire/Dorset). Let me know if you have any in the area too and I'll ping you an invite to view my tree on Ancestry.

Thanks again for your messages and kind offer.

Warren

[Rebeccajames35]

Hi Warren,
I have doe on my list because we were told my great great granny Rebecca was a doe and is in the Steven doe book as daughter of Golias doe and Mary ann draper but I have two  cousins who were told by their parents she was actually a carey so I'm really not sure?!