http://www2.getmapping.com/ - will get you into the English bit -- and
the prev address I posted  will get you into the Wales bit.

Funny but I posted the first msge from a cut and paste whilst on the
web site -- these things are sent to try us!
Jude Good luck

Everyone in the world seems to be having trouble figuring out your own time
zones for a Brisbane, Australia time.

Try using =

www.timezoneconverter.com

It's very easy to use.
On the left of the opening page, it says "Time Zone Converter"  click here, 
Check to make sure your own computer clock settings are correct, & off you go!

Don't forget to make a written note of the time differences.

Cathie
Melbourne.


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Central Standard Time Zone
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: scarter
   To: englishresearch@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 9:05 AM
   Subject: Re: [englishresearch] CHAT TIME


   ----- Original Message -----
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   Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2001 7:38 PM
   Subject: [englishresearch] CHAT TIME


   > BlankNext chat time for about half an hour is at 8.30am on Saturday
   Brisbane time. (We are NOT on daylight >
   Thank you , thankyou !! I may be able to make this one.  The Monday night
   one  I could not get into---and being 4am  for me did not help  .

     I am looking  forward to "meeting '' other listers.

   Robin.       Ottawa.

   YOU MISSED US - BUT I WILL RESCHEDULE AGAIN. WHAT TIME ZONE ARE YOU IN?
   JANET


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BlankSAW THIS SO WILL PASS ON
Library catalogue goes 'on line'

Ever wondered whether we hold a specific title in the library, and wished
you could check before you made the trip in? Well, thanks to our hardworking
webmaster and Librarian, the computerised catalogue, Athena, is now on line.
This represents more than 19,000 items - books, pamphlets, microfiche and
microfilm. Remember that this only represents about half of our total
library collection, so getting a 'no result' on Athena doesn't mean we don't
have the item in the collection - it just means it isn't on the computer
yet. We'll be updating the library catalogue on line every three months, so
keep checking. And remember that the same catalogue is available for
searching in both buildings when you come in to do your research - it runs
on four computers at Richmond Villa (Australasian collection) and two
computers at Rumsey Hall (Overseas collection)


To view the library catalogue on-line visit our website at
http://www.sag.org.au/collctn.htm  You can then
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Hi list
  Can anyone enlighten me re a passenger ship to Australia in the 1850's,  I am
seeking a James Frederick Hill, from Upton , Somerset UK. and have had one reply
saying that a James Hill arrived on the Boomeang. Would this be meant to be the
Boomerang or was there a Boomeang that brought passengers to Aust.If so, can
anyone help me find out if my James Jill is the one I am seeking ,as there were
several by that name that arrived here. Mine would have been abt 22 years of age
His father was ThomasHill[mother Jane McGregor]from Upton Somerset and my head
is sore from banging it up against a brick wall!
Thanks
  Lyn
   email   lrobbomelton@...


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There are a couple of neat pieces of shareware and freeware which show
the map of the world and which places are in darkness or in the
sunshine - and all you do is select your town and Brisbane and it will
give you the time in each place.  I had it loaded and often used it
when making os phone calls (so I didn't get the rellies out of bed up
there in Kent or interrupt their Xmas dinner and the like ) but after a
2 HD crashes I hadn't remembered to install it.
Jude Hall

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  Family History Research U.K offers free initial assessment / advice . I
  offer a personalised service at reasonable rates . E mail me for further
  details . Phil . p.westwood1@...

Dear Margaret,

Thank you for answering my e-mail re Baldock family - sorry it has taken me
awhile to answer.  Went on holidays for a couple of weeks - now getting back
into the family tree business.

My Baldocks were:
Martha - b. 1832 Sussex, U.K.
Father - Joseph - b. 1809 came to Australia in 1840
Mother - Rebecca Faiman - b.4.4.1813.in Brenchley, Kent. They were married
on 23.5.1831, in Brenchley, Kent.
That is all the info I have to date on the Baldocks, I do have more on the
Fairman's.  Most of this info was on the IGI.
I will be looking further when I visit the family history centre soon.
If you know anything further, all info would be appreciated.
Regards,
Aileen.
-----Original Message-----
From: Margaret Usmar <nuttersink@...>
To: englishresearch@yahoogroups.com <englishresearch@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Tuesday, 27 February 2001 9:16
Subject: Re: [englishresearch] Lush Family


>Dear Aileen,
>
>It may not be of any use to you, but we have a large, well - known branch
of
>the Baldock family living very close to me (Kent, England). Our part of
Kent
>is very close to the Sussex border. If I can be of any help, please let me
>know. I think the Baldocks have been here almost as long as my husband's
>family!
>
>Regards,
>
>Margaret Usmar
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Aileen Wilson" <wilsona@...>
>To: <englishresearch@yahoogroups.com>
>Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2001 12:17 PM
>Subject: Re: [englishresearch] Lush Family
>
>
>> Hello Faye,
>>
>> Saw your message on english research.
>>
>> I am researching my family tree and amongst the names I am looking for
>are:
>> Martha Baldock b. 1832 Sussex , England.
>> Father: Joseph Baldock
>> Mother: Rebecca Fairman.
>> also a
>> Charlotte Murray b. 5.9.1851 m. John Young & they went farming.
>> d. 3.12.1922, North Unley, S.A.
>> Father:  George H. Murray
>> Mother: Elizabeth Fisher
>>
>> They all lived in South Australia.  Not sure when they arrived from the
>U.K.
>> Do you think they maybe related to your Baldock & Murray families.
>> Let's hope.
>> Regards,
>> Aileen Wilson
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Faye Lush <fayel@...>
>> To: English Research List <englishresearch@yahoogroups.com>
>> Date: Tuesday, 30 January 2001 9:04
>> Subject: [englishresearch] Lush Family
>>
>>
>> >The Lush Family history is well advanced and the book "Gentleman John"
>will
>> be launched at a Lush Family Reunion at Inman Valley, South Australia on
4
>> March 2001.
>> >
>> >Related family names include Abbott, Baldock, Brown, Chesser, Crosby,
>> Croucher, Fryar, Gardner, Hancock, Harris, Harry, Hill, Hopkins, Kirby,
>> Murray, Menz, Shepherd, Stevens, and Williams.
>> >
>> >John Lush arrived in SA from Chichester in 1838, together with his
>brother
>> Josep William Lush and sister Emma Amelia (soon to marry a Croucher).
>Family
>> members went farming, whaling, fishing in the Inman Valley and Encounter
>Bay
>> area, before going North in the ill-fated push to open up more farming
>land
>> beyond Goyder's Line. Of special interest is a World War I Diary kept by
>> grandson Harry Lush while serving at the Front in France, which is
>> reproduced in full in "Gentleman John".
>> >
>> >Inquiries welcome after 9 February. Happy to help if I can, now that
>we've
>> sorted out most of our missing links
>> >
>> >Faye Lush
>> >
>> >
>> >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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pLEASE NOTE THAT I ALLOW GENEALOGY ADVERTISING HERE FREE OF CHARGE
FROM ANY RESEARCHER OR FIRM THAT HAS GENEALOGY PRODUCTS TO PROMOTE,
BUT JUST BECAUSE THEY ARE LISTED DOESN'T MEAN I KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT
THEM. SO USE YOUR OWN DISCRETION. ALL THE BEST AND APOLOGIES FOR THIS
LATE SENDING AS I AM TEMPORARILY IN SYDNEY,SO AWAY FROM MY COMPUTER
BYE
JANET

Dear Aileen
Further to my previous note, I checked with my brother and he does not have
any more information about the Murray family prior to coming to Australia.
Sorrt We can't help
Regards
Faye

Date: Wednesday, 14 February 2001 3:45
Subject: Re: Lush family


>
>Dear Aileen
>
>Thanks for your query re any connection between your Baldocks/Murrays and
>the Lush family.
>
>Our Baldock was Albert Baldock who married Margaret Naomi Lush at Willunga,
>South Australia, on 6/11/1865. He was born about 1841 and was at the time
of
>his marriage a telegraph clerk at Port Elliot, SA. Albert arrived in SA in
>1854 on the Evening Star, and was the son of Capt. Robert Walters Baldock.
>He worked for over 2 years on the Overland Telegraph line in Western
>Australia, and died on 31.3.1883 aged only 42 years.
>
>We don't have any more information about his family in England.
>
>Our Murray connection is Ada Lush (b. 27.6.1886 in S.A.) who married George
>Wright Armstrong Murray on 4.11.1911 at Goodwood, SA. At the time of his
>marriage George lived at Chandada, S.A.
>
>I believe my brother Adrian has recently received some more information
>about George and Ada Murray, so if you think there may be a link I can
>follow up with him.
>
>Regards and good luck
>
>Faye Lush
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>________________________________________________________________________
>________________________________________________________________________
>
>Message: 2
>   Date: 08 Feb 2001 19:05:14 +1000
>   From: bencrompton@...
>Subject: Help Please
>
>Hi All,
>
>Just a genral inquiry, Like there is a "Historical BDM Index for NSW" Is
>there one for England, Ireland??
>Also any help on tracing my family tree would be most helpful as I am only
>new to this wonderful hobby.
>
>Thank you all
>
>Ben
>
>
>
>
>
>________________________________________________________________________
>________________________________________________________________________
>
>Message: 3
>   Date: Thu, 8 Feb 2001 22:17:27 +1000
>   From: "Aileen Wilson" <wilsona@...>
>Subject: Re: Lush Family
>
>Hello Faye,
>
>Saw your message on english research.
>
>I am researching my family tree and amongst the names I am looking for are:
>Martha Baldock b. 1832 Sussex , England.
>Father: Joseph Baldock
>Mother: Rebecca Fairman.
>also a
>Charlotte Murray b. 5.9.1851 m. John Young & they went farming.
>d. 3.12.1922, North Unley, S.A.
>Father:  George H. Murray
>Mother: Elizabeth Fisher
>
>They all lived in South Australia.  Not sure when they arrived from the
U.K.
>Do you think they maybe related to your Baldock & Murray families.
>Let's hope.
>Regards,
>Aileen Wilson
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Faye Lush <fayel@...>
>To: English Research List <englishresearch@yahoogroups.com>
>Date: Tuesday, 30 January 2001 9:04
>Subject: [englishresearch] Lush Family
>
>
>>The Lush Family history is well advanced and the book "Gentleman John"
will
>be launched at a Lush Family Reunion at Inman Valley, South Australia on 4
>March 2001.
>>
>>Related family names include Abbott, Baldock, Brown, Chesser, Crosby,
>Croucher, Fryar, Gardner, Hancock, Harris, Harry, Hill, Hopkins, Kirby,
>Murray, Menz, Shepherd, Stevens, and Williams.
>>
>>John Lush arrived in SA from Chichester in 1838, together with his brother
>Josep William Lush and sister Emma Amelia (soon to marry a Croucher).
Family
>members went farming, whaling, fishing in the Inman Valley and Encounter
Bay
>area, before going North in the ill-fated push to open up more farming land
>beyond Goyder's Line. Of special interest is a World War I Diary kept by
>grandson Harry Lush while serving at the Front in France, which is
>reproduced in full in "Gentleman John".
>>
>>Inquiries welcome after 9 February. Happy to help if I can, now that we've
>sorted out most of our missing links
>>
>>Faye Lush
>>
>>
>>[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>>
>>
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>
>
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>
>Message: 4
>   Date: Sat, 10 Feb 2001 00:34:04 -0000
>   From: jreakes@...
>Subject: CAIRNS SEMINAR & COOKTOWN
>
>I will be at Cairns on Thursday night 29th March holding a seminar at
>the Cairns Education Centre Greenslopes Rd from 7pm-10pm. Cost $22
>inc GST
>I will be covering a smorgasbord of topics mainly dealing with new
>technoilogy, new indexes and the Interner.
>I hope you can come If so please email me.
>Janet
>
>
>
>
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>
>
>
>

Hi Lyn, I do know that there was a ship called BOOMERANG came out to Aust.
(1873) as I have just finished transcribing it.  Will get back to you if I
can find anything more about your 1850 Boomerang.   Shirley in Queensland,
Australia
----- Original Message -----
From: Lyn Robinson <lrobbomelton@...>
To: <englishresearch@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2001 2:03 PM
Subject: [englishresearch] Boomeang or Boomerang ?


> Hi list
>  Can anyone enlighten me re a passenger ship to Australia in the 1850's,
I am seeking a James Frederick Hill, from Upton , Somerset UK. and have had
one reply saying that a James Hill arrived on the Boomeang. Would this be
meant to be the Boomerang or was there a Boomeang that brought passengers to
Aust.If so, can anyone help me find out if my James Jill is the one I am
seeking ,as there were several by that name that arrived here. Mine would
have been abt 22 years of age His father was ThomasHill[mother Jane
McGregor]from Upton Somerset and my head is sore from banging it up against
a brick wall!
> Thanks
>  Lyn
>   email   lrobbomelton@...
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Hi Janet
Could you please email me a price on your CD on Orphans and immigration this
is for Liz Ryan from the
Habersham Family History Center LDS and I would also be interested for
Nepean Family History Society Inc.
Maria from Colyton N.S.W

mariaskwi@...

FOLEY/ENGLISH/DAWSON/WILCOX/CULLEN
/BARR/RICHARDS/HIGGINS/WATERHOUSE

--- In englishresearch@y..., "Judith Hall" <glenidol@e...> wrote:
> I dropped in to a couple of LDS centres to see how things work and
> discovered it's very PC oriented. What about us Apple Mac fanatics? Are
> we to be forced to use some ghastly Soft Windows/Virtual PC program in
> order to access the various CDs etc? Even the PAF program seems to have
> dropped off putting out a Mac version a while back as far as I can see.
> Roll on internet access I say, at least that way it becomes generic.
> Judith (Goldfinch)  Hall
>
> yep judith! We are controlled by the world banks and big brothers. Gates
doesn't have much in the way of control of Apple does he? Nothing much in
genealogy goes for a MAC. Seems as if thats going the school way and PCs the
genies way, We just get bulldozed into everything look at the GST how many voted
for that?
> Anyway, sorry about that but even I have been conditioned to only think PC.
:-)
> JANET



Bill Gates has a lot to answer for! However one of our chatters
mentioned Soft Windows to me and as I have a spare Mac I'll contemplate
putting something like that on there - keep that awful windows stuff
off my Mac!
Jude

My gr grandfather, Samuel Francis Lawrance born 26.7.1863, married Mary Malinda
Mathelin on 27.9.1885 in Bristol.  Anyone with links or knows anything of this
family, I would love to hear from you.  Samuel's parents were Edward Francis
Lawrance and Sarah Chidsey.

Thanks

Valerie Kronk
Toowoomba
Queensland

vVAL HERE IS THE 1851 LISTING (HEADS ONLY FROM GORDON BEAVINGTONS BRISTOL 1851
CENSUS. Any of interest?
janet
LAWRANCE Raymond Servant 28 Shepherd Coats /Wolford 61 (CD.3)
LAWRANCE Jane Lodger 20 School Teacher Scotland  /Wyck Rissington  (CD.3)
LAWRANCE John 45 Agricultural Labourer Welford on Avon /Dorsington 81 (CD.3)
LAWRANCE William Wid 78 Agricultural Labourer Northleach  /Hatherop 1861 (CD.3)
LAWRANCE John 40 Porter at a shop Shrivenham Berks  / Bedminster (CD4)
LAWRANCE Edward Stable Boy 20 Wells  / St. Thomas (CD4)
LAWRANCE Edwin Son  2  Midsomer Norton \ 331 30 107 Midsomer Norton 51(CD5)
LAWRANCE John 28 Butcher Worle, Som.  / Worle 1851(CD5)
LAWRANCE   Mary Lodger Widow/er 66 Laundress Wells. Som. / Wells, St Cutherbert
In 51(CD5)
LAWRANCE Esther Wife mar 39 Butcher's Wife Norton St Philip \ 331 30 107
Midsomer Norton 51(CD5)
LAWRANCE George H Son  8 Scholar Midsomer Norton \ 331 30 107 Midsomer Norton
51(CD5)
LAWRANCE Mary A Daur  14 Butcher's Daughter Midsomer Norton \ 331 30 107
Midsomer Norton 51(CD5)
LAWRANCE Lansdown Son  6 Scholar Midsomer Norton \ 331 30 107 Midsomer Norton
51(CD5)
LAWRANCE Joseph Son  9 Scholar Midsomer Norton \ 331 30 107 Midsomer Norton
51(CD5)
LAWRANCE    Mary   76 Annuitant Berks   / Walcot  St. Swithin 51(CD5)
LAWRANCE Edwin Head mar 44 Butcher Blagdon, Som \ 331 30 107 Midsomer Norton
51(CD5)
LAWRANCE Charles Widow/er 40 Butcher Blagdon, Som.  / Blagdon 51(CD5)
LAWRANCE Thomas son infant 2 weeks Worle, Som.  / Worle 1851(CD5)
LAWRANCE Joseph 65 Farmer 28 Acres Taunton, Som.  / Portbury 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Walter    Servant 17 Winchcomb   / Newent 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Benjamin 49 Ag. Lab Ledbury / Dymock 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Daniel 29 Carrier Oldland  / Siston 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Mary Widow/er 50 Farmer 20 Acres Bitton  / Oldland 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John 45 Carpenter Winterbourne  / Mangotsfield 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Stephen 37 Bricklayer Castle Morton  / Redmarley 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Elizabeth Lodger 18 Dressmaker Bedminster  / Mangotsfield 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John Son in Law 14 Tailor Apprentice Tewkesbury  / Tewkesbury 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John 77 Whipthong Maker Tewkesbury / Tewkesbury 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John 13 Carters Boy Gloucester  / Ashchurch 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Joseph 36  Ag Lab Deerhurst  / Ashchurch 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Hannah Visitor 11 Silk Mill Worker Gloucester City  / Tewkesbury 51
(CD.3)
LAWRENCE   Joseph Anne 11  Ag Lab Ashchurch  / Ashchurch 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Rachel Widow/er 64  Ag Lab Deerhurst  / Deerhurst﷓W. 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Benjamin 45 Cordwainer Cleeve  / Boddington 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Neighbour Lodger 50 Labourer Hardwick  / Leigh 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Elizabeth 30? Gloucestershire  / Barton St. Mary 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Eliza Widow/er 32 Essex  / Barton St. Mary 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Elenor Lodger Porter Rodborough  / Barton St. Mary 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Edward 23 Broker Gloucestershire  / Barton St. Mary 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE  James Lodger 45 Labourer Gloucestershire  / Barton St. Mary 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William 39 Porter Gloucester City  / Gloucester 6 ﷓ 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas 7 London  / Gloucester 5﷓51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Elizabeth  Servant 19 Calne Wiltshire   / Cheltenham 40﷓51
(CD.3)
LAWRENCE Jane 45 House Maid Monmouth  / Cheltenham 40﷓51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Hannah Widow/er 61 Laundress Hasfield  / Cheltenham 32﷓51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Edwin Widow/er 40 Brewers Labourer Gloucester City  / Cheltenham
35﷓51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Elizabeth Wifes Sister 34 Bonnet Maker Charlton Kings  / Chetlenham
29﷓51  (CD.3)
LAWRENCE George 30 Day Labourer Dorset  / Cheltenham 22﷓51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John 39 Gardener Cheltenham / Cheltenham 22﷓51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Mary Ann 25 Shoe Binder Cheltenham  /Cheltenham 30﷓51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William 20 Butcher Not Known  / Cheltenham 22﷓51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Daniel 26 Tailor    Cheltenham  / Cheltenham 3﷓51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE 46 Whip Maker Tewkesbury  / Tewkesbury 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William 40 Sailor Cheltenham  / Cheltenham 14﷓51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas 34 Gardner Cheltenham  /Cheltenham 17﷓51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Richard Lodger 70 ??  / Cheltemham 16﷓61 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Martha  Servant 16 Cheltenham  / Cheltenham 14﷓51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Ann Sister Widow 78 Landed Proprietor Tewkesbury  / Cheltenham
14﷓51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Charlotte  Servant 21 Cheltenham  / Cheltenham 3﷓51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Isaac 60 Builder Pitchcombe  / Cheltenham 3﷓51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas 48 Plumber & Glazier Cirencester  / Cheltenham 1﷓51
(CD.3)
LAWRENCE Nephew  Servant 30 Ladys Maid Winchcomb  / Cheltenham9﷓51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas 5  Scholar Cheltenham  /Cheltenham 17﷓51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Ellen  Servant 24 Charlton Kings  / Wotton 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas 38 Labourer Gloucester City  /Gloucs. Workhouse 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Mary Ann   Daughter 10  Scholar Monmouth
Blane﷓﷓﷓﷓﷓ / Gloucs St. Nicholas 51 (CD.3)
  LAWRENCE Thomas  Servant 27 Boot & Shoe Maker Assistant Woolwich  / Gloucs St. 
(CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas 66 Gardener Gloucester St. Catherines  / Kingholm 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE George Widower 75 Baker Birmingham  /Gloucs. Workhouse 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas 38 Farmer acres = Newent  / Churchdown 51 (CD.3)
  LAWRENCE Harriet Visitor 9  Scholar Gloucester City  / Gloucs St. Nicholas 51
(CD.3)
LAWRENCE Sarah Widow Daughter 36 Dressmaker Norton / Priors Norton 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William 34 Our of Business Churchdown  / Hucclecote 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John 75 Farmer acres = 276 ac Leigh  / Churchdown 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Eliza 30 Purton  / Hinton 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Jane Company Keeper 19 Cordwainer daughter Cheltenham  / Staverton 51
(CD.3)
LAWRENCE  ? William Edward 37 Magistrate Badgworth  / Shurdington 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Mary Ann Servant 20 Deerhurst  / Swindon 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Catherine 42 Dressmaker Married Stroud  / Leckhampton 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Sarah Visitor Widow 71 Dursley  /Stroud 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE George SinL 25 Ag Lab Cheltenham  /Charlton Kings 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Prudence 74 Farmer acres = 124 Longresbury ?   /Alkington 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Henry ?  Servant 20 Cheltenham  / Almondsbury 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Robert 35 Labourer Wickwar  / Iron Acton 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William 30 Ag Lab Yate  / Iron Acton 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE  William 56 Butcher Westerleigh /Westerleigh 1851 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Mary 41 Charwoman Westerleigh /Westerleigh 1851 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE  George 50 Ag Lab Didmarton  / Wapley 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE James 67 pauper Wanborough  / Yate 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE James Widr 74 former Shoemaker Iron Acton  (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John 24 Ag Lab Sopworth  / Hawkesbury 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William 28 Publican & Butcher Westerleigh /Westerleigh 1851 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Emma Servant 12 Westerleigh /Westerleigh 1851 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William R 30 Curate of St Saviours Kondon  /Westerleigh 1851 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Edmund 53 farmer 50 ac Prescott  /Prescott 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE  Joseph 41 Gents Servant Woolstone  /Gotherington 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE  Elizabeth Widow 69 Pauper Stoke Orchard  / Bishops Cleeve 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Edmund 23 Ag Lab Stanley P.  /Alderton 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William 60 Butcher Prescott  /Gretton 1851 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John Lodger 43 Ag Lab Woolstone  /Gotherington 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Robert 33 Baker Cirencester  /North Cerney 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Mary Mother in Law Widow 61 Parish Relief Reading /Turkdean 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE George 35 60 ac Slimbridge / Slimbridge 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Amelia 23 Kitchen Maid Dorset Twin    /Kineton 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Jesse 48 Police Constable Chedworth  /Stanton 91 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Emma Widow 52 Laundress Birmingham /Old Stratford 91 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William Servant 33 Valet Streatford le Bow  /Lower Swell 91 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE George Boarder 48 Cert: Sch Master Kingham  /Stow on the Wold 91 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Annie 14 Bourton on the Water  /Bourton/Water 91 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Henry 54 Pit Sawyer Bourton on the Water  /Bourton/Water 91 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Raymond Widower 52 Shepherd Cirencester /Luddington 91 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE  George 63 Mason  /Bourton/Water 91 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE George Widower  40 48 Confectioner Kingham /Moreton 81 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Annie 3 Scholar Bourton on the Water 91  /Bourton ﷓Water 81
(CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas 48 Gen Lab Bourton on the Water   /Bourton/Water 91 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Anne Mother in Law 68 Bourton on the Water   /Bourton ﷓Water 81
(CD.3)
LAWRENCE Alice Visitor 21 Bourton on the Water   /Bourton ﷓Water 81
(CD.3)
LAWRENCE Henry C 48 Sawyer Bourton on the Water 91  /Bourton ﷓Water 81
(CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas Widr 44 Labourer Oddington /Oddington71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John 59 Rtd Shopkeeper Oddington /Oddington71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Joseph 41 Blacksmith Bledington  /Oddington71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE George 53 Stone Mason Bourton on the Water   /Bourton ﷓Water 81
(CD.3)
LAWRENCE Mariot Serv 62 Serv Not Known  /Sherborne 71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William 70 Grocer & Draper Marlborough  /Southrop 71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William Mary 63 Agricultural Labourer Tysoe /Tysoe 71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Robert 36 Plough Engine Driver Chedworth  /North Cerney 71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Annie 7 Moreton in Marsh /Moreton 71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Raymond 36 Agricultural Labourer Coats ? Gls  /Bourton 71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Robert Widr 54 Ag Lab MM /North Cerney 71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas 22 Mason Fairford  /Kempsford 71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE George Widower Master Baker & Confectioner Kingham /Moreton 71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Avice Widow 70 Annuitant Chedworth  /Chedworth 71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John 68 Farm Lab Chedworth  /Chedworth 71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Ann Mother 57 Bourton/Water /Bourton/Water 71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Mary A 16 Nurse Bow﷓﷓﷓ Gls  /Naunton 71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Ann Serv 17 Gen Serv Bourton/Water /Bourton/Water 71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE George 43 Stone Mason Bourton/Water /Bourton/Water 71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Sarah serv 15 Nurse Bourton/Water /Bourton/Water 71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE  Jane Widow 66 Bourton/Water /Bourton/Water 71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John Widr 64 Blacksmith Kingham  /Bledington 71 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Fanny 14 Cheltenham  /Northleach 1861 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Maria Servant 62 House Keeper Sussex Hanesworth  /Sherborne 1861 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Joseph 55 Labourer Chedworth  /Chedworth 1861 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Eliza 61 Proprietor of Houses Farmington  /Turkdean 1861 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Mary Sister Wid 68 ditto  /Aldsworth 61 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas Widower 49 Agricultural Labourer Reading  /Turkdean 1861 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Mary Widow 76 Bourton on the Water /Bourton on the Water 1861 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Joseph 76 Mason Bourton on the Water /Bourton on the Water 1861 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John 55 Blacksmith Kingham  /Bledington 61 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Mary Widow 76 Agricultural Labourer Cambell ?/Bourton on the Water 1861
(CD.3)
LAWRENCE George 33 Mason Bourton on the Water /Bourton on the Water 1861 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas 17 Slaughterman Bourton on the Water /Bourton on the Water 1861
(CD.3)
LAWRENCE William 29 Agricultural Labourer Bourton on the Water /Bourton on the
Water (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Priscilla Widow  58 Agricultural Labourer Wyck Rissington  /Wyck
Rissington 61 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE George 65 Stone Mason Bourton on the Water /Bourton on the Water 1861
(CD.3)
LAWRENCE  Joseph 42 G.W.R. Porter Coates  /Cirencester Dollar Ward 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Charles 51 Baker Melksham  /Cirencester Dollar Ward 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Elizabeth Mother in Law Widow 73 Cirencester /Cirencester Cricklade
Ward 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John Visitor 55 Land Agent Gloucester /Cirencester Gosditch Ward 51
(CD.3)
LAWRENCE George 36 Baker Cirencester /Castle Ward 51 Cirencester (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Lydia 55 Solicitors Wife Cirencester /Ciren: Chesterton Tyth. 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Giles 50 Ag Lab. Gt Rissington  /Wyck Rissington 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William Lodger 38 Independent Rodborough  /Rodborough 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Charles 35 Inn Keeper Rodborough  /Rodborough 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Sarah Widow 88 pauper Milliner Wcs Eldersfield  /Rodborough 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William 57 Cloth Worker Rodborough /Rodborough 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE   Mary A 43 Cheerwoman (I'd like to meet her) Stroud  / Paganhill 51
(CD.3)
LAWRENCE William 62 Farmer 29 ac Rodborough  /Rodborough 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Benjamin 35 Inn Keeper Stroud /Stroud 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Jihn 40 Book Binder Master Whiteshill  /Stroud 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Hester Widow 63 Cloth Worker Stroud /Stroud 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John 37 Butcher Bourton\Water  /Charlton Kings 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William Widr 76 Pianoforte Tuner Ebley  /Stroud 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John 39 Blacksmith Oddington /Oddington 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas 25 Agricultural Labourer Oddington /Oddington 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE  William 50 Draper & Grocer marlborough  /Southrop 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Sarah Step Daughter 7 Scholar Cirencester /Southrop 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Ann 77 Ret Draper Lechlade /Southrop 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE James 14 Under carter Hatherop /Coln St Aldwins 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Elizabeth Widow 40 Lic. Victualler Tootworth /Nailsworth 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Robert 28 Ag Lab Saul /Frampton on Severn 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas 25 Canal Lab Saul /Saul 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Charles Widr 48 Ag Lab Frithorne /Saul 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William 32 Ag Lab Frampton /Frampton on Severn 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Daniel Widr 42 Gardener Nailsworth  /Mn'chmptn 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John 58 Canal Lab Frithorne /Saul 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Hannah 24 Married Whitminster  /Saul 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Louisa 1 Cheltenham  /Standish 51  (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Harriet Visitor 24 Frampton on Severn /Saul 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas 30 Mason Bourton on the Water  /Fairford 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John 43 Farm Lab Chedworth  /North Cerney 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas Nephew 2 ?? / Slimbridge 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE George 63 Mason Turkdean /Turkdean 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE George 62 Farmer 258 ac Slimbridge / Slimbridge 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William 70 Farm Labourer Northleach  /Hatherop 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Mary Sister Widow 49 :: /Coln St. Dennis 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas 40 Ag Lab Reading /Turkdean 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas Widr 49 Labourer Chedworth /Chedworth 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William 33 Ag Lab Chedworth /Chedworth 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Thomas Lodge Widr 45 Ag Lab Brimsfield /Sevenhampton 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Lodger Widow 80 Labourer Chedworth   /Chedworth 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Frederick 21 Labourer Chedworth /Chedworth 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Joseph 40 labourer Chedworth /Chedworth 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Alfred 45 Ag Lab Coates /Coates 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John 48 Grocer Ag Lab Coates /Coates 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Mary Ann 32 House Keeper  /Edgeworth 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Joseph 27 Gamekeeper Whitchurch ﷓ The Local Area /Alderminser 91
(CD.3)
LAWRENCE Samuel 49 Rtd Carpenter Rodborough  /Rodborough 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William 65 Mason Bourton﷓Water /Bourton/Water 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE George 45 Farmer 40ac Bourton﷓Water /Bourton/Water 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE George 49 Mason Packer Bourton﷓Water /Bourton/Water 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Joseph 66 Former Mason Bourton﷓Water /Bourton/Water 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Ann Lodger 58 Plain Sewer Stonehouse DEAF  /Stonehouse 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John 43 Master Blacksmith Kingham /Bledington 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Ann Widow 72 School Mistress Painswick /Painswick 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Isaac Apprentice 17 Tailor Painswick /Painswick 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Wifes Son 20 Farm Lab Cleeve  /Spoonbed  Tything 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE 36 Stone Mason Bourton﷓Water /Bourton/Water 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Caroline Lodger 40 Seamstress Painswick /Painswick 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Emma Servant 14 Painswick  /Stroudend Tything 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Sarah 55 Painswick /Stroudend Tything 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Ellen Servant 19 Housemaid Stonehouse  /Stonehouse 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Sarah J App 16 Dressmaker Avening  /Stonehouse 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John 68 Stone Mason Bourton﷓Water /Bourton/Water 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John 47 Dyers Lab Stonehouse /Stonehouse 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Samuel Widower 65 Farmer 140 ac Randwick /Randwick 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William 71 House Prop Bisley /Bisley 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Hannah 60 Independent Birmingham  /Bisley 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE John 58 Grocer Stroud /Spoonbed  Tything 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE Richard 41 Gardener Cheltenham  / Cheltenham 14﷓51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE George Widower 47 Agricultural Labourer Madeley /Welford 1851 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE William 73 Mason Iron Acton / Iron Acton 51 (CD.3)
LAWRENCE George 50 Agricultural Labourer Idlicote  /Tredington 81 (CD.3)
  LAWRENCE Giles 62  Ag Lab Welsley Wiltshire   / Stoke Gifford(CD4)
LAWRENCE Henry 23  Ag Lab Winterbourne, Gls.  / Winterbourne 51(CD4)
LAWRENCE Samuel 60  Ag Lab Winterbourne, Gls.  / Winterbourne 51(CD4)
LAWRENCE James Apprentice 19 Cordwainer Somerset   / Bedminster (CD4)
LAWRENCE Isaac 45  Ag Lab Westerleigh, Gls.  / Winterbourne 51(CD4)
LAWRENCE Thomas 57 Farmer 306 Acres Iron Acton   / Winterbourne 51(CD4)
LAWRENCE Elizabeth Wesbury on Trym isitor 2  /Westbury/Trym(CD4)
LAWRENCE Louisa  Servant 23 Calne  /Westbury/Trym(CD4)
LAWRENCE  Joseph 39 Houses & Funds London   /Westbury/Trym(CD4)
LAWRENCE  Thomas 40 Ostler Sodbury /ST. PHILIP JACOB(CD4)
LAWRENCE Catherine  Servant 38 Newport / Clifton(CD4)
LAWRENCE Harriet 46 Washerwoman London /ST. PHILIP JACOB(CD4)
LAWRENCE William 68 Retired Hatter Wiltshire  /ST. PHILIP JACOB(CD4)
LAWRENCE HILL /ST. PHILIP JACOB(CD4)
LAWRENCE Samuel  23 News Agent Sheffield /ST. PHILIP JACOB(CD4)
LAWRENCE Charles 30 Porter Bristol /ST. PHILIP JACOB(CD4)
LAWRENCE John Lodger 23 Butcher Bristol /ST. PHILIP JACOB(CD4)
LAWRENCE Richard 31 Mariner Trowman Gloucester / Clifton(CD4)
LAWRENCE Caroline  Servant 18 ? Banwell / Clifton(CD4)
LAWRENCE Elizabeth  Servant 20 Leigh Somerset  / Clifton(CD4)
LAWRENCE Hannah Niece 8  Scholar   St Pancreas / Clifton(CD4)
LAWRENCE Edward 39 Chelsea Pensioner Herefordshire Dindon ?? /ST. PHILIP(CD4)
LAWRENCE Moses  Servant 40 Bedminster, Bristol  / Bedminster (CD4)
LAWRENCE William 31 Chaplain to Lawfords Gate Gaol Clifton / Clifton(CD4)
LAWRENCE Ann Mother Widow/er 76 House Proprietor Clifton / Clifton(CD4)
LAWRENCE Jane Widow/er 64 Cap Maker Exeter  / St. Michael, Bristol (CD4)
LAWRENCE Jane  Servant 23 Brecon / Clifton(CD4)
LAWRENCE Jane ? 27 House Maid Bridgwater  / St. Augustine Bristol (CD4)
LAWRENCE Elizabeth 60 Seamstress Bristol  / St. Augustine Bristol (CD4)
LAWRENCE Charles 30 Mariner Gloucestershire / Clifton(CD4)
LAWRENCE Michael Lodger 34 Brewers Labourer Calne / Clifton(CD4)
LAWRENCE John 40 Carpenter Carleon  / Bedminster (CD4)
LAWRENCE Mary Lodger 28 Bristol  / St. Michael, Bristol (CD4)
LAWRENCE Rebecca Grand Daughter 12  Servant tyem / Bedminster (CD4)
LAWRENCE William 27 Haulier Kingswood Gloucestershire  / Temple (CD4)
LAWRENCE Charles 29 Haulier Malmesbury Wiltshire   / St. Philip/Jacob (CD4)
LAWRENCE John 42 Clerk to Builder Iron Acton  / St. Paul (CD4)
LAWRENCE Mary Visitor Married 52 Bristol St Philips  / St. Philip/Jacob (CD4)
LAWRENCE William Widow/er 52 Cabinet Maker Carver Clifton / St. Paul (CD4)
LAWRENCE George 39 Stone Mason Iron Acton  / St. Paul (CD4)
LAWRENCE 38 Labourer Warminster / St. Nicholas (CD4)
LAWRENCE Sarah  Servant 23 Wintyerbourne Gloucestershire  / Redcliffe (CD4)
LAWRENCE Charles Lodger 24 Labourer Cornwall Boxton / Redcliffe (CD4)
LAWRENCE William Forest  Servant 23 Assistant Frampton Cotterell  / Redcliffe
(CD4)
LAWRENCE Stephen Apprentice 19 Wiltshire Marlbro / Christchurch (CD4)
LAWRENCE Ann  Servant 23 London Goswell Road, / Ewen/Leonard/Werburgh (CD4)
LAWRENCE Charles 30 Porter Seed & Corn Childrey Berks  / Bedminster (CD4)
LAWRENCE Edward 46 Quarryman Manager Iron Acton  / St George(CD4)
LAWRENCE William Visitor 46 Washerwoman Bristol  /St. Andrews(CD4)
LAWRENCE Sarah unmarried 38 Cap Maker Clifton Bristol   / St. Michael, Bristol
(CD4)
LAWRENCE Elizabeth Grand Daughter 2 Bristol Temple  / Temple (CD4)
LAWRENCE Margaret Widow/er 53 Green Grocer Newport Monmouthshire   /(CD4)
LAWRENCE John 42 Builder Bristol St James  /St. Barnabas(CD4)
LAWRENCE Henry Grandson 20  Ag Lab Bedminster, Bristol  / Bedminster (CD4)
LAWRENCE Lydia Widow/er 71 Fund Holder Nailsea  /St. Andrews(CD4)
LAWRENCE Joseph  Servant 20 Vet Assistant Not Known  /Horfield(CD4)
LAWRENCE Joseph 27 Mariner Soll ? Gloucestershire  / St. Augustine Bristol (CD4)
LAWRENCE   Ann   Servant 25 Lady's Maid on the Sea   / Walcot  St. Swithin
51(CD5)
LAWRENCE     William Gardner   23 Baker Calne    / Walcot  St. Swithin 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Charlotte   Niece 12   Scholar at Home Cape of Good Hope     / Walcot
St. Swithin 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE    Richard   28 Capt EICS   Cheltenham, Gls.     / Walcot  St. Swithin
51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Julia   Apprentice 16   Bath, Som.   / Walcot  St. Swithin 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE    William   Servant 30 Footman Kent   Ash ?       / Walcot  St.
Swithin 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Jane   Lodger 21 Dressmaker Bradford, Wilts.   / Walcot  St. Swithin
51(CD5)
LAWRENCE    Anne   Granddaughter   6   Scholar at Home Bath, Som.   / Walcot 
St. Swithin 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE    William    40 Carpenter Warminster, Wilts     / Walcot  St. Swithin
51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Elizabeth Lodger 24 Dressmaker Bath, Som.  \ Walcot Trinity  51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Ann   Servant 28 House Servant Bradford, Wilts.   / Bath St. James
51(CD5)
LAWRENCE    Elizabeth   Servant 23   Beadford Wilts   Bath Peter/Paul 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Louisa    Servant 15    Bradford, Wilts.  Bath Peter/Paul 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Joseph   Married 52   Saddler Bath, Walcott     / Bath St. Michaels
51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Alexander    15 East Indies  / Bath St. Michaels 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   John    28 Butcher Wells   / Shepton Mallet 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Charles   56 Labourer Cheddar, Som.   / Shepton Mallet 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Jane Servant 29 Edington, Som.   / Edington 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   John    36 Ag. Lab. Catcott  / Chilton Upon Polden 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   John    20 Harness Maker Catcott,  Som.  / Catcott 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   John 49 harness Maker Catcott,  Som.  / Catcott 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Robert 76 Carpenter Chedzoy, Som.   / Huntspill 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Ann 3 Wembdon, Som.  / Wembdon 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   William   39 Gardener Ashill    / Wembdon 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   John   Widow/er 65   Labourer   Enmore, Som.   / Bridgewater
Workhouse 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Mary Cousin   26 Dressmaker Edingtonm  / Bridgewater 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Edward   32 Cordwainer Wedmore, Som.    / Bridgewater 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   George 53 Pawnbroker & Silversmith Chippenham  \Bath﷓Walcot
51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Ann Relative 25 Servant Wedmore, Som.    \Bath﷓Walcot 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Abraham    76 Fund Holder London  /Lyncombe﷓Widcomb 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   George   39 Saddler Congresbury, Som.  / Wells, St Cutherbert In
51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   William 36 Butcher Wells. Som.  / Wells, St Cutherbert In 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   James 30 Papermaker London   /Wells, St. Cuthbert OUT 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Elizabeth     Servant 37 House Servant Wells. Som.  / Wells, St
Cutherbert In 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Amelia 1 At Home Frome, Som.   / Frome Odds & Ends 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Joseph 39 Toll Gate Keeper Wedmore, Som.    / Meare 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Susan Unmarried 39 Stay Maker & Corset Maker East Harptree  /
Glastonbury 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE John son 17 Shoemaker Street  / Street 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE John Widow/er 80 Capt Indian Navy Cirencester, Gls.  / Hinton Blewett
51(CD5)
LAWRENCE William 42 Porter Warminster, Wilts.  / Bathwick 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   James   74 Carpenter Glastonbury, Som   / Glastonbury 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   Sarah 78 Pauper Widow/er Bath  / Frome Holy Trinity 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE William 37 Ag. Lab Maiden Bradley  / Leigh 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Emily Grand Daughter 3 Goathurst, Som.  / Goathurst 51 (CD5)
LAWRENCE Elizabeth Servant 28 House Servant Sidbury Devon  / Bathwick 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Joseph 25 Painter etc Frome, Som.  / Frome Christchurch 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Mary Lodger Widow/er 84 Parish Relief Bath, Som.  / Bathwick 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Jonah 57 Tanner Overshot Dorset  / Twerton 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Charles 48 Labourer Othery, Som.  / Othery 51 (CD5)
LAWRENCE James Visitor 10 Othery, Som.  / Othery 51 (CD5)
LAWRENCE   Jobn 23 Labourer Othery, Som.  / Othery 51 (CD5)
LAWRENCE Mary Widow/er 28 pr Othery, Som.  / Othery 51 (CD5)
LAWRENCE Henry 40 Servant Uxbridge Middx  / Bathwick 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Susan 50 Pauper ﷓ Labourers Widow Othery, Som.  / Othery 51
(CD5)
LAWRENCE John Widow/er 31 Ag. Lab Monkton   / Goathurst 51 (CD5)
LAWRENCE Arthur 60 Surgeon married Breconm Militia Redcliffe, Bristol  /
Portishead 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE James 31 Ag. Lab Abbots Leigh, Som.  / St. Georges. Som 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Eliza 24 Firemans Wife Somerset St. Georges  / Portbury 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Elias 35 Tide Surveyor ﷓ Customs Essex Maldon  / Portbury
51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Mary Ann Daur  4  Radstock \ 515 35 129 Camerton 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Robert Head mar 33 Ag Lab Maiden Bradley, Wilts \ 515 35 129 Camerton
51(CD5)
LAWRENCE George Son  1m  Camerton \ 515 35 129 Camerton 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Stephen Gson unmar 16 Coal Miner Radstock \ 474 4 14 Radstock 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Elizabeth Gdaur unmar 7 Scholar Radstock \ 474 4 14 Radstock 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Elizabeth Wife mar 31  Radstock \ 515 35 129 Camerton 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Sarah Daur mar 45  Radstock \ 474 4 14 Radstock 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE   39 Ag. Lab Maiden Bradley  / Farmborough 51 (CD5)
LAWRENCE James  SonL mar 45 Coal Miner Maiden Bradley \ 474 4 14 Radstock
51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Susana Gdaur unmar 2 at home Radstock \ 474 4 14 Radstock 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Emily Gdaur unmar 13 Scholar Radstock \ 474 4 14 Radstock 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Mary Ann Gdaur unmar 10 Scholar Radstock \ 474 4 14 Radstock 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE William 54 House Proprietor Bruton  / Frome Odds & Ends 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Henry 47 Farmer 107 Acres Congresbury, Som.  / Congresbury 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE William Widow/er 63 Labourer Worle, Som.  / Congresbury 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Henry 21 Shoemaker Street  / Churchill 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE James Widow/er 49 Butcher Congresbury, Som.  / Wrington 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Charles married 42 Postmaster Congresbury, Som.  / Wrington 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Stephen 36 Smith Wedmore, Som  / Draycott 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE John 51 L.S.A. Land in General Practice ? Congresbury, Som.  / Cheddar
51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Joseph Widow/er 73 Butcher Worle  / Blagdon 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Hannah Servant 30 Painswick  / Christon﷓Loxton 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Sarah Grand Daughter 11 Weston Super Mare           / Kewstoke 51 (CD5)
LAWRENCE Edward 55 Butcher Worle, Som.  / Banwell 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Henry 41 Butcher Worle  / Western Super Mare 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Mary Niece 23 Ironer Worle  / Western Super Mare 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Mary 5o Laundress Worle  / Western Super Mare 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Louisa 16 At Home Kewstoke, Som.  / Western Super Mare 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Henry 71 Pauper Ag. Lab Worle  / Bleadon 51 (CD5)
LAWRENCE Joseph Servant 15 House Servant Blagdon. Som  / Berrow 51(CD5)
LAWRENCE Mary Widow/er 84 Parish Relief Street  / Wedmore 51(CD5)
LAWRENECE Joseph 55 Carpenters Labourer CamDown ?? Gloucestershire  / St. (CD4)
LAWRENECE.E.  10 Clifton Bristol  / St. Michael, Bristol (CD4)

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Hi Janet
I signed up to the on line course that you were starting with My Family .com
Just wondered whether you`ve started the course yet .
I noticed that it had been postponed a couple of times but I haven`t heard
of the starting date .
I have an acknowledgment of payment but not having heard any more wondered
whether there was a problem .
Advice appreciated , thanks Phil.

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Hi Janet

Thank you for the information.  We are Central Standard Daylight Savings
Time.  One hour ahead of Mountain time.  I will try to get online at 8:00
p.m. to chat.

Thanks, again

Darla
Southern Illinois, USA

DARLA I WON'T BE ON LINE FOR A WEEK AS I WILL BE AWAY. HANG ON UNTIL I ADVERTISE
END OF NEXT WEEK - BYE, JANET
----- Original Message -----
From: "mike" <rolando@...>
To: <englishresearch@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2001 9:05 PM
Subject: Re: [englishresearch] Re: Fiche readers


> Hi Janet
>
> What is the time difference between Brisben and Illinois, USA????
>
> Thanks!
> Darla <<<<<<Illinois, USA
> We are Greenwich Meantime PLUS 10 hrs  MTN TIME is 17 hours BEHIND us so
whatever you are to Mountain time. So 12noon here on a Monday is 7pm Sunday
night mountain time.
> Hope this helps
> Janet
>

Help Hit brick wall,
Can anyone out there help me locate where my husbands ggreatgrandfather may have
come from.  All we know is that he came from Yorkshire England.  His name was
Henry SALTMARSH.  He was born 12th June 1819.  Now we have written to History
Societies in all sections of Yorkshire to see if we can locate his birth
certificate but to no avail.  We know he went to London in 1839 to board the
ship Hooghly and came to Australia.  He lived all his life in Sth Aust. and
married 3 times.  We believe he received some financial support from England. 
He was a very well educated man for that time period as when he came out he
worked for a surveyor and later became a teacher and a lay preacher.

Rosemary Saltmarsh
Telowie S.A.


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There haven't been postings to my English List for a week or two now.
Where did you all go. Theres ample time and space to send your email
questions, surname lists etc. If you have posed a question in the
past and it hasn't been answered then resend to try again.
I am now back. I don't think I'll be travelling away to classes so
much now, uless I am invoted by a group who has a grant to pay the
expenses. Its costing such a fortune and my dad is getting a bit sick
of driving everywhere. I am concentrating with ON-LINE courses. My
current one to do with ENGLISH RESEARCH is being well received. I
will be offering it on line again in May. I will also be offering new
courses too. They will all be advertised shortly.

All the best from now and have a safe and happy Easter, Don't forget
the REAL reason for Easter in the death and ressurection of Our
Saviour.

All the best Janet

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Hello Janet and other List Members !
I need some suggestions - please don't be rude <G> !

I am trying to find information on my gggg grandfather born circa 1750 in
the UK.  Unfortunately I do not have very many details ........... here is
what I do have
Thomas Henry MORSE  B ?
                                        M ?
                                        Henrietta Mary ? B ? D 1833 Somerset
( a widow at the time)
                                        D ?

There are 10 children born between 1775 and 1788, I do not know where the
eldest a William Thomas was born, and unfortunately he died pre registration
being compulsory - so I cannot track through that avenue either ! - but the
other 9 were all born in Winslade Hampshire except the last who was born in
Upton Grey.

Can anyone suggest where to look for information - bearing in mind that I am
located in OZ ?

All suggestions and ideas readily accepted, if I cannot get
around/over.through this wall I can not continue my research - aghhhhhhh!
the thought !!

cheers
Jennifer

I am researching my CLIFT ancestors from Rowley Regis, Oaken Lawn-
Codsall, Finchfield-Tettenhall all in the Staffordshire area of
England including Wolverhampton from 1780-1944.

Does anyone have any information they would like to share?

I am looking for any information on the Boneheyo family who lived in
the London/Essex area between 1800 and 1950.  My Great Grandmother
was Ada BONEHEYO and her father was Philip BONEHEYO who was a
Carpenter.  Ada BONEHEYO married Albert Hinton SMITH 31 Aug 1890 at
Christ Church Parish of West Ham, Essex.

I have only been able to find a small handful of BONEHEYO's from that
time all living in and around London.  The oldest member of their
family appears to have come from The Netherlands.

Can anyone help with information relating to this surname?

I am researching my family history and would be grateful of any
information relating to William ADBY and Selina PRICE who were
married 5 Dec 1870 in the Parish Church Holy Trinity, Bordesley,
Aston Warwick.  William ADBY was the son of John ADBY who were both
Chairmakers.  Selina PRICE was the daughter of Joseph PRICE who was
an Engineer.  William and Selina ADBY had a daughter Sarah Ann ADBY
who was born 18 Sep 1871 in Aston, Deritend, Warwick.

Any information would be appreciated.

I am interested in any help for information regarding Walter George
PHASEY b. 1860 in St. George H/S, London, c. 15 Oct 1871 Ardingley,
Sussex, d. 1920 in Greenwich, Kent.

Walter George PHASEY was a Police Inspector and he was married in
Elham, Kent sometime in 1878.  He had a brother Handel Victor PHASEY
who was christened the same time as Walter.  Handel was a Gunner
stationed at Royal Artillery Barracks, Woolwich Kent in 1881 when he
was 18.

Walter George PHASEY's daughter Sarah Annie Elizabeth PHASEY was born
in 1879 in Elham, Kent.  She married Patrick Percival Cavanagh BRADY
(a Tram-car Driver) 23 July 1903 in Islington, London.  Patrick's
father Michael BRADY was a Private Detective.  Patrick died aged 27
in 1904 Islington, London.  Patrick and Sarah had a daughter Iris
Mary BRADY born 5 April 1905 Greenwich Kent.

After Patrick BRADY died Sarah later married Joseph Ernest WAIGHT in
1909.

Does anyone have any further information that could help me with my
search?

I am looking for information on the following:

Annie Elizabeth BARTLAM b. about 1868 in Stafford.
Annie Elizabeth BARTLAM m. 7.11.1886 to Charles CLIFT in Stafford.
James Walter BARTLAM c. 29.1.1843 Penn Stafford.
James Walter BARTLAM m. 18.12.1864 to Harriet ALSOP in Stafford.