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PS I'm pretty sure Shadwell is not near Smithfield unless its another Shadwell of course.
Hi Rosie,
I'm guessing you've alrady Googled Shadwell.
GENUKI has information on Shadwell and the whereabouts of it's records at: http://homepages.gold.ac.uk/genuki/MDX/ShadwellStPauls/index.html
Wikipedia comes up with:
'Shadwell is an inner-city…
Me again Wendy,
It seems Elizabeth Ann TARBOX married Robert CLAYTON in 1882, in 1891 they were living at 6 Laburnum Street, Shoreditch with five children. RG12, piece 253, folio 43, page 26, but you probably know this already.
Regards,
Brenda
Hi Wendy,
I found a christening of a Henry John TARBOX on the IGI at www.familysearch.org, at St Leonard's, Shoreditch, London on 10 June 1827, birth 6 April 1827. father William TARBOX, mother Ann. Possibly the same Henry?
Couldn't find him in th…
Hi all,
The October edition of the newsletter www.parishregister.com written by from Jonathan Legon of Docklands Ancestors included a link to this website
http://www.londonancestor.com. which includes transcribed extracts from Kent's Directory for t…
Hi Dorothy,
A "Man of Kent'' comes from the south of the River Medway and a Kentish Man"" from the North according to my husband whose father was a Kentish Man!
Gravesend is, or was until recently, semi rural fishing port on the south coast of the T…
Help with your Family History in London, including the Middlesex, Kent, Essex and Surrey borders
Farming plays a big part in the roles of many of our ancestors, the history of this way of life is very interesting.
Another ancestor who may be buried at Chittlehamholt church are Hugh Alscott/Arscott who died 28-6-1878 aged 70yrs. His wife Mary died 10/03/1881 aged 86yrs at the 'Village' Chittlehampton, so I've just noticed I made a typo when typing Elizabeth Ma…
That's a very kind offer Roger, one I'll take up if you don't mind!
I don't have any connections to the Nott or Clark families, as far as I know, but I'll check my tree this evening. Direct ancestors from my mother's mother's family who might be fou…
Chittlehamholt is only just up the road from me, so if you have any particular names you're interested in I can drop in and search for you. Not Clark or Nott by any chance? It's an unusual church as it has no tower - unusual for this area.
I'm not f…
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- At 6:01am on July 27, 2009,
Wendy Archer said…
- Hello Brenda -
Do come & join the England group -
http://www.genealogywise.com/group/england/
It has links to many of the county groups now, so is an excellent central
point for links round the country, and a focal point for news & discussions
relevant to England.
Wendy
- At 4:58pm on July 26, 2009,
Nivard Ovington said… - Hello Brenda, I saw you had posted a NIXEY connection, while I do not have NIXEYs myself I know someone who does but does not use this site
I cannot see an email link on your page so am having to leave this message, can you get back to me with an email address so I can pass it on
Many thanks
- At 7:34am on July 17, 2009,
Cecelia Frances Dutton-Butters said… - Hi Brenda- If it rained any more today I'd be looking out onto a lake rather than the garden!! I LOVE the British summer!!! Thanks for this site- I must try and work it out- even more time now to waste on the computer!! IToodle pip, happy ancestor hunting. Love Celia xx
- At 12:38am on July 16, 2009,
Janet Few said… - Dear Brenda - I see that your message on the Devon group mentions Buckland Brewer and Parkam. I am one of the local history co-ordinators for Buckland Brewer and would be interested to learn about your family connections. I have started a genealogywise group for Buckland Brewer history and ancestry - there's a link via the Devon group.
Janet
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