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Simon Hayes or Hayes of Somerset, England

HAYES, Simon. b. c1785 in North Curry, Somerset, England. Married Rachel ALLEN in Winscombe, Somerset, in 1814. In 1851 census shown as living with Giles WILLIAMS, brother in law, at Winscombe, aged 65. In 1861 census shown as living with son John HAYES at Bedminster, aged 77. Both census records show his birth place as North Curry. He died in Bedminster in December 1861 and was buried at Winscombe. Seeking information on parents & siblings. Have not found anything in North Curry…See More

Jul 12, 2011

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Steve Hayes joined GeneJ's group

Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found

A place to post the information you know about that special, elusive ancestor. Let's deconstruct a few brick walls and repair a broken link or two.

Jul 12, 2011

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Steve Hayes posted a blog post

Ellwood family of Cumbria

We recently discovered a link between our family and that of a well-researched online family tree on the Ellwood family of Cumbria, England. This has expanded the scope of our Cumbria genealogy research enormously, and we have found many people with Ellwood family members shown in online trees, often with strange anomalies and glaring errors.We have started an…See More

Jul 12, 2011

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Calling Bagot researchers

In the past few weeks I've had quite a lot of correspondence with people researching the Bagot family, and we've had a fruitful exchange of information.As a result of this, and to facilitate further exchanges, we've set up a Bagot family forum on YahooGroups, and invite other Bagot researchers to join us there.The forum is intended mainly for people who are interested in ordescended from Bagot families in north Lancashire and surroundingareas.…See More

Nov 1, 2010

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Steve Hayes left a comment for Scott Wetzlar

"I'll ask about that on the Sandercock mailing list. I can't find any definite links to those ibn my Sandercock records."

Oct 22, 2010

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Two family history blogs

I now have two family history blogs (apart from this one):Personal Family History and Family News. This blog, on Wordpress, is a log of our family history research, and also has snippets of information about our family, either family news in the present, or anecdotes from the past.General Genealogy Research: This is a more general blog (on Blogger) on family history and genealogical research,…See More

Sep 30, 2010

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Scott Wetzlar left a comment for Steve Hayes

"Hey Steve, Ann Saundercock and Richard Burden are my Great x4 Grandparents. They were born around 1780 and married in 1809 in Laneast Cornwall. They had a son Stephen who married Elizabeth Horrill. Her parents were John Horrill and Anne Sandercock…"

Sep 30, 2010

Steve Hayes left a comment for Scott Wetzlar

"Which are your Saundercock links?"

Sep 30, 2010

Steve Hayes is now friends with Hendrika Pronk, Gwyneth Thomas, Jonathan Tapp and 2 more

Sep 30, 2010

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Isle of Axholme genealogy

If you have Ancestors from the Isle of Axholme (north-west Lincolnshire in England), a very good site is Axholme Ancestry. There's more about it here.The site actually covers a bit more than the Isle of Axholme itself, and includes south-east Yorkshire and north Lincolnshire as well -- Humberside, in fact. So if you have any ancestors or other relatives from there,…See More

Jun 10, 2010

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Devantier family updates

I've just updated information about the Devantier family on my main family history blog.Torben Devantie, who has the biggest collection of Davantier family information, recently changed the address of his site. There are also Devantier family groups on Facebook and Orkut.See More

Feb 3, 2010

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Steve Hayes replied to Farhan Rehman's discussion What genealogy software do you use? in the group Genealogy Software

"I use several programs -- Legacy, PAF 4.0 and Family History System (FHS), an ancient DOS program, for my lineage linked genealogy, and askSam and Inmagic for notes."

Dec 7, 2009

Steve Hayes joined Farhan Rehman's group

Genealogy Software

Any software that helps Geneaologists, assuming it's going to be mainly Family Tree software, but if there's anything else that can help genealogists with their quest to uncover their ancestors, and extended family, lets add it in here too ;)

Dec 7, 2009

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Event database program

One of the things I feel the need for as a research tool is an event database program, and I wonder if anyone else feels the need for auch a thing.Most lineage-linked genealogy programs allow one to enter and search events relating to people, but I see the need, in addition, to be able to search for people relating to events.In other words, one would enter events, and enter information about people who participated in the events, whether related to each other or not. This would help…See More

Dec 7, 2009

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Sandercock / Saundercock family forum

For the last three months I've been working a lot on the Sandercock families, most of which seem to originate in eastern Cornwall and western Devon in England. I've been trying to link all the ones I find into families. My own branch come from Cardinham in Cornwall, and Ive traced them back to the marriage of William Sandercock to Mary Verran in 1729.Now I'm trying to bring all Sandercock researchers together, and there is a Sandercock family…See More

Oct 15, 2009

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Christine Gibbins commented on Steve Hayes's blog post Geocities closing - genealogy sites that will be affected

"This is a serious issue, so many good history sites with Geocites, hope the webmasters are are aware of this and the data is not lost. Patsy perhaps you could transfer to the Rootsweb pages, here is the link: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/ I…"

Aug 2, 2009

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What surnames are you interested in researching?: Hayes, Growdon, Growden, Vause, Hannan, Stooke, Cottam, Green, Greene, Greenaway, McFarlane, Pearson, Decker, Falkenberg, Ellwood, Crighton, Sandercock, Saundercock, Stewardson, Hollins, Tilly, Dyer, Carr

What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?: South Africa, England, Scotland, Ireland, Germany, Australia, Namibia

What is your level of genealogy knowledge?: Intermediate Family History Researcher

For what reason did you start genealogy research?: Curiosity about cousins and how we were related

Do you have a genealogy website or blog?: http://hayesgreene.wordpress.com

My Genealogy Links

My genealogy blog is Hayes and Greene Family History, which also gives more information about families we are researching.

We also have a Family History Wiki, which we hope will become a cooperative family history research site, with members of the family contributing information, anecdotes, queries, links and so on.

You can also look at my personal links page, which links to web pages dealing with some of my other interests.

I also have a page at the Orkut Social Network, which I originally intended to use for family history contacts, but this one seems better. Nevertheless, and family members who are interested are welcome to link to me there too.

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Ellwood family of Cumbria

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Posted on July 12, 2011 at 6:48pm

Calling Bagot researchers

In the past few weeks I've had quite a lot of correspondence with people researching the Bagot family, and we've had a fruitful exchange of information.

As a result of this, and to facilitate further exchanges, we've set up a Bagot family forum on YahooGroups, and invite other Bagot researchers to join us…

Continue

Posted on October 31, 2010 at 6:35pm

Two family history blogs

I now have two family history blogs (apart from this one):

Personal Family History and Family News. This blog, on Wordpress, is a log of our family history research, and also has snippets of information about our family, either family news in the present, or anecdotes from the past.
General Genealogy Research: This is a more general blog (on Blogger) on family history and…

Continue

Posted on September 30, 2010 at 12:46am

Isle of Axholme genealogy

If you have Ancestors from the Isle of Axholme (north-west Lincolnshire in England), a very good site is Axholme Ancestry. There's more about it here.

The site actually covers a bit more than the Isle of Axholme itself, and includes south-east Yorkshire and north Lincolnshire as well -- Humberside, in fact. So if you have any ancestors or other relatives… Continue

Posted on June 10, 2010 at 10:27am

Devantier family updates

I've just updated information about the Devantier family on my main family history blog.

Torben Devantie, who has the biggest collection of Davantier family information, recently changed the address of his site. There are also Devantier family groups on Facebook and Orkut.

Posted on February 3, 2010 at 4:15am

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At 6:11am on September 30, 2010, Scott Wetzlar said…: Hey Steve, Ann Saundercock and Richard Burden are my Great x4 Grandparents. They were born around 1780 and married in 1809 in Laneast Cornwall. They had a son Stephen who married Elizabeth Horrill. Her parents were John Horrill and Anne Sandercock also my Great x4 Grandparents. I believe they come from Egloskerry Cornwall

At 2:37pm on August 15, 2009, Sherry Hightower said…

At 1:44pm on August 1, 2009, Jonathan Tapp said…: Steve,

A lot of Cottams - including mine - came from Croston in Lanashire, not a million miles from Salford. Do you have any more background on JB?

Cheers,

Jonathan.

At 3:48am on July 22, 2009, Denise Whitehead said…: Hi Steve
very pleased to join your site on family history social network, you have already provided me with support and encouragement as I grapple with the issues of tracking down my South African ancestors.
Dee from NZ