For full text go to
See http://www.lds.org/media/article/0,5422,132-1928,FF.html

I am including here my column for this week as its very exciting in
many areas.
FOLLOW THROUGH TO THE ABOVE LINK FOR FULL DETAILS and THE KEYNOTE
ADDRESS.
  FAMILY TREE COLUMN  85– JANET REAKES

If you have European ancestors then this may interest you. The Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released yet another great
CD-ROM  in a series of `Vital Record Indexes’ as per it’s announcement
this week:
”Twelve and a half million vital records from Western Europe are now
available on CD-ROM from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints.
The Vital Records Index for Western Europe includes information
extracted
from birth, christening and marriage records from the Alpine, Benelux,
French, German, Italian, and Spanish regions.”
You will need to wait about a month until it’s available through their
Carlingford Office (PO Box 2723, Carlingford, NSW 2118).. The cost
will be $48 inc post.

Speaking to the annual conference of the Federation of Genealogical
Societies in Salt Lake City, Elder Richard E. Turley Jr., managing
director of the Family and Church History Department, announced a
number of innovations in the tools and services offered by the Church:
Vital Records Indexes  as mentioned above for Western Europe, as well
as  Mexico and Scandinavia, the 1880 United States Census, Personal
Ancestral File in additional languages, and
a face lift for the FamilySearch Internet web site.
I loved his comment  as quoted here: In looking forward to the future
of genealogical research and new technology, Turley said, "Buckle your
seatbelts, and hang on tight."
Other important things he announced include:
The Vital Records Indexes for Western Europe, Mexico and Scandinavia
include birth, christening and marriage records. The index for Western
Europe is being released today and includes 12.5 million records.
• The 1880 United States Census is a complete extraction and digital
publication of the census. It has been in production for many years
and represents the work of thousands of volunteers.
• Personal Ancestral File (PAF) 4.0 is currently available on disk in
English, Spanish, French, German and Portuguese or as a free download
from The new 5.0 version of PAF will be available in Japanese,
Chinese, Korean, and Swedish. PAF 5 also allows users to type
information from essentially any language including Russian, Arabic,
Hebrew and Korean.
• FamilySearch Internet Genealogy Service 2.0 represents a new look
and new capabilities for the website. The interface has been updated
to allow for future growth to better accommodate translation into
other languages, and to make features more visible to users.
That’s so exciting. Genealogy is just getting stronger and
stronger!!!!!!
Janet Reakes, Professional Genealogy Consultant, Author and Adoption
Specialist, PO Box 937, Hervey Bay.  Tel/fax  41 28 4458. email:
jreakes@...   URL:
http://www.familytreeresearch.net











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For Janet

I saw

JANET REAKES GENEALOGY CONSULTANT, AUTHOR & ADOPTION SPECIALIST

Would like to ask you a question re adoption in the UK  1880's
please...

Are there or would there be any records of the adopted child anywhere?
And where would you go to find them?

I have 2 adopted children in the family..one we were able to trace
back to his mother and he was a family child. His history we found by
accident and proved out ...the other child I believe was a family
child also but cannot prove...both these children were taken to the US
with their adopted parents ....papers were needed to emigrate so some
sort of birth certificate or adoption papers would be needed wouldn't
they?

  I mean people just did not get on a ship bound for a life in another
country without the proper paperwork in the 1890's ..

Wouldn't they have to have gone to court to get the papers to adopt
the child legally ,especially as late as the late 1880's & 1890's...

I just cannot seem to understand how one could adopt a child that late
in the 1800's and not have any papers on the child...

Since its says you are a adoption specialist maby you could tell me
about this...if you would please

Thank you
SLC

Hi Anne
>
>Hi can anyone please help me? Where IS St Mary de Lode?
>
St Mary de Lode Church is in the city of Gloucester, near the ancient
crossing point (or lode) of the River Severn.  It is very close to
Gloucester Cathedral.

Cheers
Liz
_____________________________________________________________________________

Elizabeth Jack  :       ejack@...               In Gloucester

Hidden Heritage :       http://www.gloster.demon.co.uk

Glorious        :
Gloucestershire :       http://www.gloster.demon.co.uk/cdindex.html
Photo Collection:

Glos FHS        :       http://www.cix.co.uk/~rd/GENUKI/gfhs.htm

Researching     :       B L I N K H O R N E
                 :       B L E N K A R N
                 :       S O S B E
                 :       B A S T A R D
                 :       G W I N N U T T
                 :       R A N N
                 :       S E S S I O N S
                 :       J A C K
                 :       C O L L E T T
                 :       P H I L P O T T, in Ireland only
                 :       P U R D O N, in Ireland only

-----Original Message-----
From: Widgington Family [mailto:heagar@...]
Sent: September 8, 2000 8:43 PM
To: englishresearch@egroups.com
Subject: [englishresearch] help needed


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Hi Heather
Coton is just a small hamlet , and does not have a church od its own.
I t is in either the parish of Guilsborough or the parish of Ravensthorpe.
Being about midway between the two people from Coton might have gone to
either of those churches for christenings, though  marriages had to take
place in the parish of the bride or groom. (Where they were living at the
time, though, not where they were born)
If looking for a birth in the national indexes, then the registration
district is probably Brixworth.
Probably only about 70% of births were registerred in the early days, and
just as today, many people did not go to church or baptise their children.

Marilyn


Hi Janice
I am having trouble finding a birth or christening record of GGG mother her
name was Sarah Jane WARD .I have her marriage certificate.Dated 17 Oct 1868
and she Married a Thomas Scrivener at St Pancras old church Middlesex
.All the census records say she was born in Coton Northampton England her
date of birth would be 1844 father John WARD mother Hannah. I have tried a
payed look up with no luck and the records office locale church , name
changes etc.There is also no record of her brother or sister as I tried that
in hope of getting mums name that way.
But I am stumped ?
Thanks for any advise any one can give.
Heather

Hi Anne,

Firstly let me tell you that PITTARD is a Swiss name. The RED CROSS was
started by Jean Pittard, a surgeon in Geneva in the 1600s. I have a print of
him, an etching no doubt, which I can send if you are interested.

Some years ago, I contacted several Swiss Pittards, who sent lots of
information to me. The general history is that in  the 1500 and 1600s there
was some kind of religious persecution, and the Pittards/Pitards were mainly
Protestant/Lutheran and a lot had migrated to France. At this period in
time, France was Catholic and to be Protestant was life threatening, so a
lot went to England or back to Switzerland or became Catholic. My lot were
always Swiss, until gr-grandfather went to London and married Mary Ann Lewis
in London in 1852, then brought my grandfather, brothers and sisters to
Australia in 1877.

The Pittards in Somerset and other parts of Britain are all descendd from
the French and originally Swiss Pittards. The name means, "Keepers at the
gates of the Castle" and it was a very "honerable "name in Geneva. We have a
Pittard Street in Geneva, and there have been scientists, lawyers, engineers
within the the Pittard clan, amongst other illustrious professions!

It is most unlikely that you will ever make the connection back to
Switzerland, because the French records may have been lost during the 2
World Wars. I am fortunate that my family stayed in Geneva and the records
have been safe over the centuries. These are just a few facts that were
passed on to me by the various Swiss and French Pittards, I hope that you
find them interesting.

Beryl Whatson nee Pittard
----- Original Message -----
From: Anne Caroline Pittard <acpittard@...>
To: <englishresearch@egroups.com>
Sent: Friday, September 08, 2000 2:31 AM
Subject: Re: [englishresearch] Surname ROWNEY


>
> Dear Ray, I have William John Roney married my two greats Auntie Gertrude
> Alice Pittard in the 1920s.I do not have my papers with me today. I got
his
> DOB from the fische BDMs but cannot find them now. Cheers for now. Anne
from
> beautiful, sunny Cairns. My sister was very jealous when I talked to her
the
> other night. They are in Melbourne and it was raining, again!!
>
>
> >From: Ray Rowney <rr0503@...>
> >Reply-To: englishresearch@egroups.com
> >To: englishresearch@egroups.com
> >Subject: [englishresearch] Surname ROWNEY
> >Date: Sat, 2 Sep 2000 05:10:13 +1000
> >
> > Anyone researching the name William ROWNEY    Walgrave-on-sowe  UK
> >about 1820's  please contact.
> >
> >Or any other ROWNEY.
> >
> >Many thanks Ray.
> >
> >Ray & Betty Rowney
> >2 Racecourse Rd.
> >ORANGE.2800.N.S.W.
> >Australia.
> >ph.02 63622442
> >e-mail.Ray.Rowney@...
> >
> >
> >
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BlankWell, well well, with all the trouble I've been having since May trying to
get Family Tree Maker, I received this information today about Version 8 that
was released this week in the USA and will be available end of Oct in Australia(
So they claim!!) so lets say beginning of Nov.

There are 3 versions but I am only going to deal in the smaller one, ie the one
with 24 CD ROMs and not the 35 pack. I am not sure of the price but would think
it would still be around $120  plus post. (DON'T HOLD ME TO PRICE UNTIL I KNOW
OFFICIALLY AS THE DOLLAR IS BAD) Anyway. I have put in an order for 25 so if you
want to be the first people in Australia to get version 8 then email me directly
and I will compile a list of first comes.

The distributers expect a busy time for Christmas with all their software, so
told me to order now. I am listing below the major upgrades for 8 which also
include the brilliant upgrade in 7.5 of the abilitiy to move boxes in charts.

Now to you people already with Upgrades, I am trying this new firm to see if
they can get me a better deal, otherwise you need to order directly from FAMILY
TREE MAKER through the credit card. Visit their web page and read it all
http://familytreemaker.com/newftw.html#pubcenter

NOW BE CAREFUL! ON TOP OF THAT PRICE COMES POSTAGE. SO AN AMERICAN PRODUCT AT
$50 WOULD COST ABOUT $90 AND THE POSTAGE WOULD BE ANOTHER $50 OR MORE AS THEY
ARE HEAVY BOXES.  I GOT CAUGHT LAST TIME. FOUND IT WAS CHEAPER TO BUY IT HERE IN
AUSSIE THAN IN USA.
Anyway, if you have recently got a FAMILY TREE MAKER, Especially those people
who have waited so long just to get the 7 and 7.5 you should be able to get this
for FREE (ie the Upgrade) Phone USA or Fax or email and give your details.
Bye
Janet

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JANET REAKES
GENEALOGY CONSULTANT, AUTHOR & ADOPTION SPECIALIST
DIP.FHS, ACCREDITED GENEALOGIST GSU  (ENG & AUST)
PO BOX 937,
HERVEY BAY  QLD 4655  AUSTRALIA
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Hi Janet,

I am relatively new (green would be the word) to computers and I do not have
a Family Tree program - have been entering my data (10 generations) in
Microsoft Word. Is this Family Tree Maker the best program to get? A friend
of mine has the Golden Genealogy or Genealogy Gold (something like that). As
a qualified historian myself (not genealogy) I would value your expert
opinion as to the best (not necessarily the most expensive) Family Tree
program. More importantly, is it easy to understand? Further, if I order one
through you, would I be able to pay with a money order as I do not have a
credit account?

Hoping this finds you well and thank you for your time.

Kindest regards
Carol Thom
Melbourne, Australia.

ANSWER: CAROL IF IT WASN'T THE BEST I'D HAVE GIVEN UP SELLING IT MONTHS AGO, THE
PRODUCT IS THE BEST BUT THE DISTRIBUTORS AND COURIERS HAVE A LOT TO LEARN. I'VE
BEEN REALLY FRUSTRATED.
YES ITS THE BEST, ITS EASIEST, AND EVERYONE TRIES TO BEAT IT (LIKE IAN THORPE)
YES YOU CAN ORDER BY CHEQUE OR MONEY ORDER IF YOU DONT HAVE A CREDIT CARD
BUT PLEASE REGISTER DIRECTLY WITH ME AND NOT THE PUBLIC LIST.
THANKS MY DIRECT EMAIL IS jreakes@...
BYE
JANET

----- Original Message -----
From: jreakes <jreakes@...>
To: english <englishresearch@egroups.com>
Sent: Friday, September 15, 2000 3:28 PM
Subject: [englishresearch] read only if you want FAMILY TREE MAKER

i have to go now, they want to throw us out. I'll be back on Monday. I'm
interested in all you have. I haven't read your message through properly
yet. I'm at 7 Hammond court; Mooroobool. 4870. FNQld. I'll send you
replacement stamps. I'll get back to you Monday. Cheers for now, Anne. Where
are you?

>From: "Beryl Whatson" <whatsonbege@...>
>Reply-To: englishresearch@egroups.com
>To: <englishresearch@egroups.com>
>Subject: [englishresearch] Pittard info
>Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2000 11:16:41 +1000
>
>Hi Anne,
>
>Firstly let me tell you that PITTARD is a Swiss name. The RED CROSS was
>started by Jean Pittard, a surgeon in Geneva in the 1600s. I have a print
>of
>him, an etching no doubt, which I can send if you are interested.
>
>Some years ago, I contacted several Swiss Pittards, who sent lots of
>information to me. The general history is that in  the 1500 and 1600s there
>was some kind of religious persecution, and the Pittards/Pitards were
>mainly
>Protestant/Lutheran and a lot had migrated to France. At this period in
>time, France was Catholic and to be Protestant was life threatening, so a
>lot went to England or back to Switzerland or became Catholic. My lot were
>always Swiss, until gr-grandfather went to London and married Mary Ann
>Lewis
>in London in 1852, then brought my grandfather, brothers and sisters to
>Australia in 1877.
>
>The Pittards in Somerset and other parts of Britain are all descendd from
>the French and originally Swiss Pittards. The name means, "Keepers at the
>gates of the Castle" and it was a very "honerable "name in Geneva. We have
>a
>Pittard Street in Geneva, and there have been scientists, lawyers,
>engineers
>within the the Pittard clan, amongst other illustrious professions!
>
>It is most unlikely that you will ever make the connection back to
>Switzerland, because the French records may have been lost during the 2
>World Wars. I am fortunate that my family stayed in Geneva and the records
>have been safe over the centuries. These are just a few facts that were
>passed on to me by the various Swiss and French Pittards, I hope that you
>find them interesting.
>
>Beryl Whatson nee Pittard
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Anne Caroline Pittard <acpittard@...>
>To: <englishresearch@egroups.com>
>Sent: Friday, September 08, 2000 2:31 AM
>Subject: Re: [englishresearch] Surname ROWNEY
>
>
> >
> > Dear Ray, I have William John Roney married my two greats Auntie
>Gertrude
> > Alice Pittard in the 1920s.I do not have my papers with me today. I got
>his
> > DOB from the fische BDMs but cannot find them now. Cheers for now. Anne
>from
> > beautiful, sunny Cairns. My sister was very jealous when I talked to her
>the
> > other night. They are in Melbourne and it was raining, again!!
> >
> >
> > >From: Ray Rowney <rr0503@...>
> > >Reply-To: englishresearch@egroups.com
> > >To: englishresearch@egroups.com
> > >Subject: [englishresearch] Surname ROWNEY
> > >Date: Sat, 2 Sep 2000 05:10:13 +1000
> > >
> > > Anyone researching the name William ROWNEY    Walgrave-on-sowe  UK
> > >about 1820's  please contact.
> > >
> > >Or any other ROWNEY.
> > >
> > >Many thanks Ray.
> > >
> > >Ray & Betty Rowney
> > >2 Racecourse Rd.
> > >ORANGE.2800.N.S.W.
> > >Australia.
> > >ph.02 63622442
> > >e-mail.Ray.Rowney@...
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
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BlankPOSTING THIS FROM ANOTHER LIST INCASE ANY OF YOU CORNISH FOLK ARE
INTERESTED

Hi All,

Over the past few months I have been in consultation with Michael McCormack
in Cornwall who is planning a project to be called "Cornish 1891 Online
Census Project".

It will involve transcribing the 1891 Census for Cornwall (some 200+
parishes) and having it accessible online.  The microfiche have just
arrived in Cornwall from the LDS.  Those of you who are subbed to the
Cornish List may have seen the posting from Michael regarding this.

In the meantime I am looking for volunteers here in Oz who may be
interested in transcribing.  I am the Australian-Cornish representative so
Michael will send the microfiche to me and I shall distribute within Oz.

Volunteers will need a computer and access to a microfiche reader.

The actual programme to be used will be the one currently being used by the
Devon group who are 9 months into their project.
If you say yes - you can point your browser at
http://www.cs.ncl.ac.uk/genuki/DEV/censusproject.html
to view the programme IN_CENS which will be adapted for Cornwall I believe
by the writer of the programme (John Lerwill).

We therefore invite volunteers to join us in this exciting project.  We
will supply the microfiche and the software.  There is a web site, an
online tutorial and a mailing list.

If you think you may be interested please email me
<mailto:kayhin@...>

Let me know your choices of parishes so that Michael can send them to me.

For those of you not on the Cornish list, this is the post from Michael:

"Hello List members

I don't know how many of you are also subscribed to our sister list
for Devon.  But if you are, you will know that they are transcribing
the 1891 census returns for Devon to create an online,
"free-to-view", database to be hosted by Rootsweb.  Details can be
seen on the Devon/Genuki pages.

We have decided we would like to do the same for Cornwall.

We therefore invite volunteers to join us in this exciting project.
Volunteers will need a computer and access to a microfiche reader.
We will supply the microfiche and the software.  There is a web site,
an online tutorial and a mailing list.

Why the 1891?  The concept should be OK for any census.  Well, it is
available on microfiche and NOT available on disc or online.  It also
seemed important to stay in step with the Devon Project, who are
going to give us help and guidance.  We can learn from their
experiences.  They are currently about 9 months into their project.

Who are we?  We are Dave Stick & Michael McCormick.  We have an
advisory group of Rick Elliot, Paul Brewer and Kay Hinnrichsen to
keep us from feeling lonely.

This project is designed to produce an enduring asset for present and
future Cornish family historians.  It will appeal, we hope, to the
people on this list, the members of the World-wide Cornish Online
Community.

There are no deadlines, so you can work at your own pace and
convenience.  So, please join us, and transcribe the parish of your
choice!

To avoid clogging up the list, please email us direct with any
comments, questions, or best of all, to volunteer.

Rgds

Dave Stick & Michael McCormick"

Michael McCormack  <mailto:michael@...>
Dave Stick  <mailto:david.stick@...>

Rgds

Kay Hinnrichsen  Mandurah, Western Australia

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Linda and Michael

I noticed in the heading the interest in HANCHARD & FREEBODY. I have a
Daniel HANCHARD m 27 Aug 1810 in Windsor NSW Aust to Ann Freebody b. 22 Dec
1796 Windsor NSW. Daniel died  14 Janu 1848 in Menangle Ann died 11 Jan 1882
in Richmond NSW. I only know of one child Margaret HANCHARD who died in
Alexander NSW 1884, Margaret married John Green (b 1802 London) 30 july
1827.

Do these Hanchard & Freebody's ring a bell??

Alayne Jones
Gunnedah NSW Aust.

-----Original Message-----
From: Linda Ferguson [mailto:linfer56@...]
Sent: Monday, 28 August 2000 4:26 PM
To: englishresearch@egroups.com
Subject: [englishresearch] Re: Chant, Cheeseman, Freebody, Hanchard


-I have witness information for Samuel Cheeseman on marriages in
1824, 1826, 1833, 1834.
Parish of Stockbury County of Kent 1824 between Thomas Allington and
Hester Elizabeth Sifleet (widow) In presence of Richard Godden and
Samuel Cheeseman.
Parish of Stockbury County of Kent 1826 between Abraham Syfleet and
Elizabeth Wills In the presence of Henry Wills and Samuel Cheeseman.
Parish of Stockbury County of Kent 1833 between John Fullagar and
Elizabeth Syflet In the presence of Jasper Attwood and Samual
Cheeseman.
Parish of Stockbury County of Kent between Robert Syflet and Harriett
Attwood In the presence of Jane Sifleet and Samual Cheeseman.
The information I have has been transcribed from the parish records
and bishops transcripts.
Hope this helps
Linda Ferguson

> Thank you
>
> Will keep that in mind.
>
> Do you have any witness details in your notes?
>
> Regards
>
> Michael Cheeseman
>
>





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Dear Bill,
Thank you very much for your email regarding BALE in Bristol.
It is just the lead I needed.   I hope one day I can help you in return.
Thanks again,
Helen
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bill Jones" <billy@...>
To: <englishresearch@egroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, 6 September 2000 10:24
Subject: [englishresearch] Re: BALE


>
> Dear Jack,
>
> Re your Bale family, there seem to be lots of Bale's in the Watchet area
of
> Somerset, up in the Bristol Channel. Infact when I was there last year
there
> were still Bale's living there. There is a fantastic Museum there at
> Watchet, and the chap to write to is Michael Sully . He is the secretary.
> Just pop a letter in the mail to him care of the Watchet Museum and it
will
> find him. Sorry no email .
>
> Kind regards
>
> Rhonda Jones
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From: Joan Radley
To: jreakes
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 10:54 AM
Subject: Re: Book Sale - Richard Radley


Sorry Janet I messed it up hopefully you get all three books.  Here,s the second
book;-
MACY - Silvanus J.(of New York) - GENEALOGY of the MACY FAMILY - from 1635
to1868 - 435 p.p.index.  First original edition printed in 1868 by Joel Munsell,
printer of Albany, New York.  Contains an astounding genealogical record of all
branches of this American Family including reproductions of original documents
such as wills, charters etc.,Portraits of many, many ancestors with folding and
other plates as well as a two page letter from the author to Geo Armytage of
London pasted in 1869. General condition and contents in good order. RARE.  Aus
$260

Heres the third :-
Henry FISKE (member of the Suffolk Institute of Archeology) - THE FISKE FAMILY
PAPERS - Private circulation - Original Edition - Printed in 1902  - 
439p.p.Index
Contains the origins of the earliest known Fiske 1208 with all succeeding Fiske
lines from that point including the Fisks of Laxfield, Cratfield, Norton,
Rattlesden, Shrimplingthorne, Kettlebaston, Thorpe Morieux, Wendon Ambo,
Fulbourn, Elmdon, Chediston, Metfield, Norich and the earliest American Fiskes
with their descendants and their origins. Dozens of fold out pedigrees with
photographs of family homes and portraits of fiske ancestors as well as the Lord
Kitchener connection.  Limited Edition Aus $250
-----Original Message-----

please respond to the Radleys

Hi Alayne,

I used to live in Gunnedah 1960 - 1973. I bet it's changed a bit since then !!!
I now
live in Warwick, which is very similar climate and country to look at. No rain,
whichever place you live in !!! I often wonder who are still living there and
who have
passed on since we left. How does one go about getting a list of people buried /
died
since 1973 ? I would love to come down and see the place again, but due to
illness am
unable to travel far. Can you help out with my burials query?
I used to live at 40 Marion Street and 42 Bridge Street. Would love a photo of
these
now. Are you able to help here?

Cheers from Debbie

PS I did some research for Michael Cheeseman for his name in Somerset.

----- Original Message -----
From: Peter & Alayne Jones <agware@...>
To: <englishresearch@egroups.com>
Sent: Friday, September 22, 2000 10:08 PM
Subject: RE: [englishresearch] Re: Chant, Cheeseman, Freebody, Hanchard


>
> Linda and Michael
>
> I noticed in the heading the interest in HANCHARD & FREEBODY. I have a
> Daniel HANCHARD m 27 Aug 1810 in Windsor NSW Aust to Ann Freebody b. 22 Dec
> 1796 Windsor NSW. Daniel died  14 Janu 1848 in Menangle Ann died 11 Jan 1882
> in Richmond NSW. I only know of one child Margaret HANCHARD who died in
> Alexander NSW 1884, Margaret married John Green (b 1802 London) 30 july
> 1827.
>
> Do these Hanchard & Freebody's ring a bell??
>
> Alayne Jones
> Gunnedah NSW Aust.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Linda Ferguson [mailto:linfer56@...]
> Sent: Monday, 28 August 2000 4:26 PM
> To: englishresearch@egroups.com
> Subject: [englishresearch] Re: Chant, Cheeseman, Freebody, Hanchard
>
>
> -I have witness information for Samuel Cheeseman on marriages in
> 1824, 1826, 1833, 1834.
> Parish of Stockbury County of Kent 1824 between Thomas Allington and
> Hester Elizabeth Sifleet (widow) In presence of Richard Godden and
> Samuel Cheeseman.
> Parish of Stockbury County of Kent 1826 between Abraham Syfleet and
> Elizabeth Wills In the presence of Henry Wills and Samuel Cheeseman.
> Parish of Stockbury County of Kent 1833 between John Fullagar and
> Elizabeth Syflet In the presence of Jasper Attwood and Samual
> Cheeseman.
> Parish of Stockbury County of Kent between Robert Syflet and Harriett
> Attwood In the presence of Jane Sifleet and Samual Cheeseman.
> The information I have has been transcribed from the parish records
> and bishops transcripts.
> Hope this helps
> Linda Ferguson
>
> > Thank you
> >
> > Will keep that in mind.
> >
> > Do you have any witness details in your notes?
> >
> > Regards
> >
> > Michael Cheeseman
> >
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>
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BlankOh dear, aren't I dumb, I realise now I haven't said where and when!!!!!
MON OCT 30  7-10pm  HURSTVILLE
SAT NOV 18 - 12noon -3pm  INDOOROOPILLY UNITING CHURCH HALL.
If you go to my web you will see also the other places and states I will be at,
it SAT 21st OCT -SUNBURY, SUN 22nd NARRACORTE, MONDAY 23rd EDENHOPE
WED 25TH PORTLAND  THUR 26 GEELONG SAT & SUN 28th and 29th BALLARAT AS PART OF
THE CENTRAL HUGHLANDFS FAMILY HISTORY FAIR
MON HURSTVILLE,  THURSDAY NEWCASTLE at 12.30-3 and GOSFORD that evening
See my web page for details.
Bye
Janet
Sorry folks
Janet


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I am putting on 2 seminars to cover a short course on How to turn your
genealogy hobby into a full time or part time job.
OK, so you've been dabbling in your tree for a few years now and you
fancy you'rve got the hang of things and you wonder how to turn this
fascination into a bit of pocket money.
Well here's your chance to test yourself out. I will be covering
advertising, marketing. handling clients, creating a basic research
library, fees, interpreting documents, courses, diplomas, professional
groups , choosing a profile. internet, Family Tree Maker etc
This will be a summary of my normal 3 day course. The cost will be
only $66 inc GST . BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL
It wouldn't be suitable for a beginner in genealogy as I am not going
to show you how to use the records but will be concentrating on the
researcher angle.
  Bye
Janet

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Whoops!!! It's me again Janet - just read your second message. Could you
please book me into the Sunbury Seminar ( I take it that is Sunbury near
Melbourne, Vic??)
Thanks Janet - next time I will read all messages before replying.

Cheers for now
Carol Thom
Melbourne, Victoria.

----- Original Message -----
From: jreakes <jreakes@...>
To: english <englishresearch@egroups.com>
Cc: australiangenealogy <australiangenealogy@egroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 5:08 PM
Subject: [englishresearch]


> BlankOh dear, aren't I dumb, I realise now I haven't said where and
when!!!!!
> MON OCT 30  7-10pm  HURSTVILLE
> SAT NOV 18 - 12noon -3pm  INDOOROOPILLY UNITING CHURCH HALL.
> If you go to my web you will see also the other places and states I will
be at, it SAT 21st OCT -SUNBURY, SUN 22nd NARRACORTE, MONDAY 23rd EDENHOPE
> WED 25TH PORTLAND  THUR 26 GEELONG SAT & SUN 28th and 29th BALLARAT AS
PART OF THE CENTRAL HUGHLANDFS FAMILY HISTORY FAIR
> MON HURSTVILLE,  THURSDAY NEWCASTLE at 12.30-3 and GOSFORD that evening
> See my web page for details.
> Bye
> Janet
> Sorry folks
> Janet
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Janet,

Your forthcoming professional seminars sound excellent. Are you likely to
put them on in other places such as Western Australia?

Sally
I WOULD HOLD THEM ANYWHERE IF THERE WAS EMOUGH INTEREST, OTHERWISE I DO HAVE A
BOOK. I AM HOPING TO PUT ALL MY CLASSES ON CD's EVENTUALLY.
BYE
JANET

Debbie

Yes Gunnedah has changed quite a lot even in the time I've been here (since
1987). A very good friend of mine has a list of burials for Gunnedah. Some
time ago we started up a family history group in town however it folded when
I had me first child. Shirley kept going with our main project of the time
and that was transcriging the cemetery records. I'm not sure how current
they are but knowing Shirley they would be fairly up to date. So, who are
you looking for?? In regards to the photos, not a problem I'll get stuck
into that ASAP.

You briefly mentioned Michael Cheeseman, where does he tie in with the
Hanchard and Freebody families? I seem to recall being in contact with a
Michael Cheeseman a very long time ago ( before I had my family some 10
years) and can't remember the connection. I also obtained a great deal of
info however I no longer have an address for him. If you know Michael I'd
appreciate a contact address so that I can thank him properly and perhaps
now I can do a little more in the research dept.... many hands make light
work.

Regards

Alayne

-----Original Message-----
From: Debbie Godbold [mailto:godbold@...]
Sent: Sunday, 24 September 2000 4:30 PM
To: englishresearch@egroups.com
Subject: Re: [englishresearch] Re: Chant, Cheeseman, Freebody, Hanchard


Hi Alayne,

I used to live in Gunnedah 1960 - 1973. I bet it's changed a bit since then
!!! I now
live in Warwick, which is very similar climate and country to look at. No
rain,
whichever place you live in !!! I often wonder who are still living there
and who have
passed on since we left. How does one go about getting a list of people
buried / died
since 1973 ? I would love to come down and see the place again, but due to
illness am
unable to travel far. Can you help out with my burials query?
I used to live at 40 Marion Street and 42 Bridge Street. Would love a photo
of these
now. Are you able to help here?

Cheers from Debbie

PS I did some research for Michael Cheeseman for his name in Somerset.

----- Original Message -----
From: Peter & Alayne Jones <agware@...>
To: <englishresearch@egroups.com>
Sent: Friday, September 22, 2000 10:08 PM
Subject: RE: [englishresearch] Re: Chant, Cheeseman, Freebody, Hanchard


>
> Linda and Michael
>
> I noticed in the heading the interest in HANCHARD & FREEBODY. I have a
> Daniel HANCHARD m 27 Aug 1810 in Windsor NSW Aust to Ann Freebody b. 22
Dec
> 1796 Windsor NSW. Daniel died  14 Janu 1848 in Menangle Ann died 11 Jan
1882
> in Richmond NSW. I only know of one child Margaret HANCHARD who died in
> Alexander NSW 1884, Margaret married John Green (b 1802 London) 30 july
> 1827.
>
> Do these Hanchard & Freebody's ring a bell??
>
> Alayne Jones
> Gunnedah NSW Aust.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Linda Ferguson [mailto:linfer56@...]
> Sent: Monday, 28 August 2000 4:26 PM
> To: englishresearch@egroups.com
> Subject: [englishresearch] Re: Chant, Cheeseman, Freebody, Hanchard
>
>
> -I have witness information for Samuel Cheeseman on marriages in
> 1824, 1826, 1833, 1834.
> Parish of Stockbury County of Kent 1824 between Thomas Allington and
> Hester Elizabeth Sifleet (widow) In presence of Richard Godden and
> Samuel Cheeseman.
> Parish of Stockbury County of Kent 1826 between Abraham Syfleet and
> Elizabeth Wills In the presence of Henry Wills and Samuel Cheeseman.
> Parish of Stockbury County of Kent 1833 between John Fullagar and
> Elizabeth Syflet In the presence of Jasper Attwood and Samual
> Cheeseman.
> Parish of Stockbury County of Kent between Robert Syflet and Harriett
> Attwood In the presence of Jane Sifleet and Samual Cheeseman.
> The information I have has been transcribed from the parish records
> and bishops transcripts.
> Hope this helps
> Linda Ferguson
>
> > Thank you
> >
> > Will keep that in mind.
> >
> > Do you have any witness details in your notes?
> >
> > Regards
> >
> > Michael Cheeseman
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
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ENGLISH GENEALOGY: a bibliography / Stuart Raymond

For English genealogists, the basic guide to books is "English
Genealogy: a bibliography". This lists innumerable guides and indexes to
sources at the national level, and is complemented by separate volumes
for each county. This is an essential reference tool for every
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Introductory guides to sources,encyclopedias & dictionaries, how to
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census
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-----Original Message-----
From: Joan Radley <5johen9@...>
To: jreakes@... <jreakes@...>
Date: Monday, August 28, 2000 4:01 PM
Subject: book sale Richard Radley


PARISH REGISTERS - English Transcripts held in Australia by N.J.Vine Hall $20
FAMILY CREST on wooden shield - O,Neil family
$20
PEPPERCORNS  - Hawthorn Peppercorns - Gwen MacMillan                       $30
RAINBOW - Return to Rainbow - Ian Wood
ROMAN BRITAIN - Some Inscriptions
$5
RUNDLE - The Rundle Journals 1847/1848
$30
SARGENTS -Record of Pioneers and their Descendants                             
$30
SOMERSET - Epitaphs - A.S.MacMillan
$15
SPENCER - Family Crest on wooden shield
$20
WADDY - The Waddy family - England 1621/Australia1834/1890                 $30
WAGGON WHEELS - Waggon Wheels through the Wild Flowers - Jean Fial$15
WALMESLEYS - The Walmesleys of Dunkenhalga Vol 75/76
WOMEN - the Australian Women,s  Diary 1991
THE FEUDAL BARONS of POWYS by Morris Charles Jones - Limited number published.
family Pedigrees of Cherleton, Lord of Powys/Grey,Lord of Powys/The Lords of Tip
loft and Powys/The Abeyant Barony of Powys - Paperback - 165 pages
MEMORIALS of THE STEWARTS of FOTHERGILL and their male descendants - hardbck
-goldleaf - 161pages.  Pedigree charts from James Stewart the First of
Fothergill in a direct unbroken line through the ages
$250
THE HISTORY of UFTON COURT - Original Copy from Domesday book/Richard or Nevert
Ufton/Reading Abbey/Norrey,s family/Parkyn/Pole manor/local history with
illustrations - hard back - 270 pages                                    $100


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Practice makes perfect: a genealogical workbook

This manual is intended to be used in genealogical classes, although it
may also prove useful to those unable to attend such classes who would
like to learn more about researching British ancestry. Published by the
Federation of Family History Societies, 1993. Price £5.85 (including UK
postage). Overseas (airmail) £7.90; $A21.75. Email orders welcomed.
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WESTMINSTER [U.K.] pollbook 1818

Don't make the mistake of ignoring electoral records in your research.
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individuals  who  voted in  the  Parliamentary election of June/July
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This volume is only to  be  found in a handful  libraries, inaccessible
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Domesday Book, ed. John Morris

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This is my first time I have used this Hope someone can help I am looking
for anyone that can help me with info on James Binks my Grandfather came to
Australia per First world war also a brother John both born in Yorkshire
England.
Also doing reseash on William Collins came out here in 1855.
Also William Robinson born 1805 came to Australia Nov. 1827 as a convict
born in Cumberland England Name Latter changed to Robison.
Regards  J.Binks

Janet
I purchased FTM 7 and upgraded it to 7.5 through you.
Please advise if I can upgrade to 8 through you and how much will it cost
including postage to South Australia.

Regards
Dennis Grubb
 

NO DENNIS I'M NOT HANDLING UPGRADES AS ITS TOO MUCH OF A FUSS. GO TO VIC GUM The
GSV as they are selling it, I think about $50.
I WILL BE SELLING THE FULL VERSION 8 AT $115 inc GST & 10 POST. Its a 24 CD SET
AND I SHOULD HAVE STOCKS NEXT WEEK. THEY ARE IN THE WHAREHOUSE NOW.

BlankTHERE IS A CHANGE OF TIME AND VENUE FOR MY CHARLESTOWN SEMINAR.
PLEASE NOTE IT IS NOW 7-10PM   ON THURSDAY NOV 2
AT THE CHARLESTOWN BOWLING CLUB
Please email if coming
Thanks
JANET REAKES



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Dear Janet, Where is Charlestown?
Cheers for now, Anne from sunny Cairns.

NEWCASTLE NSW. i HVE A SEMINAR AT THE BOWLING CLUB THERE 7PM NOV 2
I'll be up your way early next year as I will be at Cooktown, so will stop off
at Cairns
Bye
JANET

>From: "jreakes" <jreakes@...>
>Reply-To: englishresearch@egroups.com
>To: <GENANZ-L@...>, "australiangenealogy"
><australiangenealogy@egroups.com>, "english" <englishresearch@egroups.com>
>Subject: [englishresearch] CHARLESTOWN SEMINAR
>Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2000 11:46:40 +1000
>
>BlankTHERE IS A CHANGE OF TIME AND VENUE FOR MY CHARLESTOWN SEMINAR.
>PLEASE NOTE IT IS NOW 7-10PM   ON THURSDAY NOV 2
>AT THE CHARLESTOWN BOWLING CLUB
>Please email if coming
>Thanks
>JANET REAKES
>
>
>
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Hi everyone

Am searching for my Mum - Doreen Swaby. I was born on 11 May 1948 in York and
adopted out to loving parents. Have spent last 30 years in Australia and would
love to contact my natural born Mother. Last known address: 32 Alexandra Avenue,
York  UK(same year)
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Further details can be supplied if required.
  Terry


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I am researching Collins born Edinburgh.Have a small amount of info if you
think it is relevant..Win Collins

>From: "James Binks" <jlbinks@...>
>Reply-To: englishresearch@egroups.com
>To: <englishresearch@egroups.com>
>Subject: [englishresearch] Family Names of Binks, Collins or Robison
>Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2000 09:57:41 +1000
>
>This is my first time I have used this Hope someone can help I am looking
>for anyone that can help me with info on James Binks my Grandfather came to
>Australia per First world war also a brother John both born in Yorkshire
>England.
>Also doing reseash on William Collins came out here in 1855.
>Also William Robinson born 1805 came to Australia Nov. 1827 as a convict
>born in Cumberland England Name Latter changed to Robison.
>Regards  J.Binks
>
>

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G'day Brenda,

I am trying to find out more information about my g-g-g-grandfather James
BALDWIN, who lived in Kent. I don't know if he was born in Kent.

His son, William James BALDWIN, migrated to New Zealand arriving in New
Plymouth in 1851. William James BALDWIN was born in 1818 in Grinnage?
(Greenwich), married Lousia INCH, in New Plymouth, New Zealand, on 14th or
20th July 1853 and died on 11th May 1903.

As you can see I haven't got much on James BALDWIN, not even his wife's
name, or any of his other children's names.

If there is any tie in with your research I would be "over the moon". I
would reciprocate by providing full details of the BALDWIN clan in New
Zealand and Australia.


29 Dec 1998          Descendants of: James BALDWIN

1 James BALDWIN b._______ m.____________
   2 William James BALDWIN b. 1818? (Greenwich, Kent, UK) d. 11 May 1903 m.
20 Jul 1853 Louisa INCH b. 4 Dec 1833 d. 30  Nov 1897
     3 Amelia BALDWIN b. 9 Dec 1853 d. 18 Oct 1912 m. 23 May 1872 Graham
CROZIER b. c 1835 d. 29 April 1903
     3 Ellen Philippa BALDWIN b. 12 Oct 1855 d. 11 May 1933 m. 8 April 1873
John Richard LANDER
            							      m. Unknown
           								      m. Charles Lander
     3 Louisa Elizabeth BALDWIN b. 1 Jul 1857 d. 24 Sept 1933 m. 26 Aug 1874
Thomas SOLE
     3 Emma BALDWIN b. 26 Jul 1859 d. 5 Oct 1929 m. 23 Feb 1876 James BAILEY
     3 Thomas William BALDWIN b. 7 Feb 1862 d. 13 Mar 1935 m. 31 Dec 1884
Ellen Catherine WILSON b. 29 May 1867 d. 17 Nov  1918
       4 Kitty BALDWIN
       4 Allan BALDWIN b. 25 Jan 1887 d. 23 Jan 1974 m. 5 Jun 1919 Ruby May
MASSEY b. 27 Sep 1887 d. 14 Nov 1971
       4 Margaret BALDWIN
       4 Jim BALDWIN
       4 Alice BALDWIN
       4 Ada BALDWIN
       4 Violet BALDWIN
     3 Mary Alice BALDWIN b. 4 Jun 1864
     3 Edmund Alfred BALDWIN b. 6 Jun 1866

Is there any connection with your  BALDWINs?


Regards

Greg Baldwin
AIGS 9842
A&NESFHS 9933
CFHS 8731
KFHS 7737
Researching Surnames:
ALLEN - Cornwall, UK.
BALDWIN - Kent, UK>New Zealand> Qld, AUS
BENTON - Warwick, UK
BIRCH - Yorkshire, UK> Qld, Australia
BRODIE - Parish of Boyndie, Banffshire, SCT
CLARK - Rhynie & Essie, Aberdeen Scotland
EDWARDS - Cornwall, UK.
FRANCES - Australia
GRANT - Parish  of Rhynie, Aberdeen, Scotland
INCH - Cornwall, UK>New Zealand
LEYLAND - Warwick, UK.
LUMSDEN - New Zealand
MacDONALD - Inverness, SCT.
MASSEY - Ireland>Qld, Australia
McFADDEN - Ireland
McINTOSH - Inverness, SCT > Qld, Australia
McINTOSH - Ross Shire, Scotland>Qld, Australia
McLEAN - Garmouth, Moray, Scotland>Qld, Australia
McLEAVY - Jedburgh, Roxburgh, Scotland>Qld, AUS
OLIVER - Roxburgh, Scotland
REEVES - Yorkshire (?), UK
REYNOLDS - Cornwall, UK.
RUDD - Qld, Australia
SMITH - Scotland
SPENCER - Scotland
SPRENGER - Qld, Australia
WHITEHOUSE - Warwick, UK.
WILSON - Scotland>New Zealand
email to: kennethb@...
Australian Genealogy: http://opax.swin.edu.au/andrew/aust_genealogy.html



-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Jones [mailto:billy@...]
Sent: Tuesday, 29 August 2000 10:34
To: englishresearch@egroups.com
Subject: [englishresearch] Surnames list



Dear Janet,

Sorry about that, my excuse is I just haven't gotten around to it. But keep
on with your page I do enjoy reading it!
So here's some of my names I am researching, more to follow don't want to
overload you!


Cheers

Rhonda Jones
Millthorpe NSW


BALDWIN                 Tasmania & Surrey
BINDING                   Watchet Somerset
BRIGGS                    Austerfield Yrks, Tasmania
COVENTRY William   Tasmania
CUTTRISS                 Aust, & Cambridgeshire
FULLBROOK             Victoria Aust, & Surrey
JACOBS THOMAS     Sydney Aust
PEKURI                     Torneo' Finland
PELQUEST               Sydney Aust
TAYLOR                    Watchet Somerset
THORNE                    Watchet Somerset,Topsham Devon
WITTER  FANNY        Sydney Aust


Will post more later.




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