Flavell surname
Researching Flavell surname and variants i.e. Flavel, Flavill, Flamell, Flamville, Favell, Flavelle, etc.
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James Alfred Locke Miller Jr. replied to Satima Flavell's discussion 'DUDLEY of Dudley, Worcs' in the group Dudley Genealogy
My New England Dudley lineage is New England Hilton related on back to Hilton Castle, England.
I was once reading a book, "How to Live in a Castle" and it described how the Lord had a peep-hole in his loft bedroom to look down and see who…
Satima Flavell left a comment for Christy K Robinson
Wow, your life sounds nearly as exciting as mine:-) I'll look forward to hearing from you later!
Christy K Robinson left a comment for Satima Flavell
Thanks, Satima. Will get my wits together tomorrow and email you the files. (Late Saturday night here.) Went to a friend's home to watch a DVD from 1946, The Best Years of Our Lives, and came home to my pets and the dog I'm babysitting.…
Satima Flavell left a comment for Christy K Robinson
Thanks, Christy. I'd be really pleased if you'd share you information on our mutual ancestors and will, of course, be happy to pass on anything I have that might interest you, too. Any photos of old buildings and graves will be especially…
Christy K Robinson left a comment for Satima Flavell
I saw your question on the Medieval forum. I have good stuff on the Mortimers and d'Audleys. I even visited Stoke Audley, and Wigmore Abbey. Will share the Word files with you by email if you'll keep them private, for personal use. I…
Darryl Brady left a comment for Satima Flavell
Thanks for pointing this out... will see how it helps. Facebook has helped me link to some people over the last 12 months so need to always look for new ways.
Thanks again
Darryl
Satima Flavell left a comment for Darryl Brady
Hi Darryl,
Good to see you here! I've started a group for FLAVELL researchers. There are some other promising-looking groups, too!
Satima Flavell left a comment for Christy K Robinson
I've only found one medieval group on Genwise -
http://www.genealogywise.com/group/medieval
Looks OK.
Christy K Robinson left a comment for Satima Flavell
Hi, Satima. Well, "rooting" can also mean cheering for your team! But those who do NOT live Down Under take it as looking for your roots, the place you came from. :-)
Nope, haven't looked for medieval groups yet. But I will. Have you…
Satima Flavell left a comment for Janet Johnston (nee Flavell)
Hi Janet,
This looks like fun! I hope we all learn alot, too.
Satima Flavell left a comment for Christy K Robinson
Hi Christy,
Just checked out your blog - it looks lovely. You are quite a photographer!
I had a giggle at the name. In Australia, "rooting" has quite a different meaning. We actually root for descendants, not ancestors:-)
Have you found…
Satima Flavell replied to Satima Flavell's discussion 'MANEY' in the group Australian Genealogists
Brilliant work, Sandra! I didn't have the birth for Honora jnr before - all I have is a brith record for her son, and I figured she must have been another child of John and Julia. The deaths of Mathias and Honora are new, too, and the info on…
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- ALLEN, ASTLEY, BRADLEY, BENNETT, BROOKES, CRAWSHAW, DAWSON, DUDLEY, FLAVELL, FRANCE, GAUNT, GIBBONS, GLEDHILL, HALL, HARTILL, HEMINGWAY, HICKMANS, HILLIER, HINCHCLIFFE, HODGETTS, HOPKINSON, KEELING, KILBURN, KUNZ, LISTER, MANEY, MASON, NAYLER, NEIST, NUTTALL, PERSHOUSE, RAYNER, RUBBALL, SENIOR, SMALLMAN, SUFFILL, SUTTON, THOMAS, WELLS, WOODALL, WOODNORTH - And that's only a few of them!
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- England, Australia, Germany
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Advanced Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- To learn about my ancestors and their place in history.
- Do you have a genealogy website or blog?
- http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~satima/
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 12:39am on August 23, 2009,
Christy K Robinson said…
- Thanks, Satima. Will get my wits together tomorrow and email you the files. (Late Saturday night here.) Went to a friend's home to watch a DVD from 1946, The Best Years of Our Lives, and came home to my pets and the dog I'm babysitting. Yes, we live life in the fast lane around here... Hang on for the ride of your life, etc. (yawn).
- At 2:49pm on August 22, 2009,
Christy K Robinson said…
- I saw your question on the Medieval forum. I have good stuff on the Mortimers and d'Audleys. I even visited Stoke Audley, and Wigmore Abbey. Will share the Word files with you by email if you'll keep them private, for personal use. I can't post them online, as they're a hodgepodge of articles from many sources, and I won't violate their author rights or copyrights. I'm a writer, you're a writer, so let's respect others' rights! :-)
Leave your email address in my Facebook Inbox, and I'll send the files to you.
- At 9:34pm on July 26, 2009,
Darryl Brady said…
- Thanks for pointing this out... will see how it helps. Facebook has helped me link to some people over the last 12 months so need to always look for new ways.
Thanks again
Darryl
- At 12:35am on July 25, 2009,
Christy K Robinson said…
- Hi, Satima. Well, "rooting" can also mean cheering for your team! But those who do NOT live Down Under take it as looking for your roots, the place you came from. :-)
Nope, haven't looked for medieval groups yet. But I will. Have you any to recommend?
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