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From: Viv Dawson Email: <vivien.dawson"at"btinternet.com>
Posted on: Thursday, April 01, 2004, 07:42 PM
I have a George France b.1859 at Clifton, his son is George France b.1885 at
Conisborough, I wondered if anyone could tell me if there is definitely a village
called Clifton near Conisborough or where to look to find this out. Thanks in
advance Viv
From: Elizabeth Thorpe Email: <ethorpe"at"ns.sympatico.ca>
Posted on: Thursday, April 01, 2004, 11:55 PM
Looking for NATHAN NOBLE. In 1881 he was listed in the census as 51 years from
Collingham, Notts. His address was 103 William Street, Swinton in Rotherham.
Does anyone have information on this family and more interesting the family SMITH
he had living with him in 1891. Thanks, Elizabeth
From: Betty Flood Email: <floodfamily"at"ozemail.com.au>
Posted on: Friday, April 02, 2004, 08:27 AM
G'day, I have only just found my great uncle in the 1901 census - he was 1 William
HATHAWAY aged 54 born Walford Herefordshire and living in Yorks West Riding Rawmarsh
Grocer Beer Retailer. Would dearly like to know more about Rawmarsh and if anyone
knows if there are any HATHAWAYs living in Yorkshire now. Kind regards, Betty
Flood Sydney Australia
From: Margaret Ensor Email: <membership"at"rotherhamfhs.co.uk>
Posted on: Saturday, April 03, 2004, 01:47 PM
I am looking for a photograph of the houses that used to be in All Saints (Rotherham
Parish Church)churchyard. The houses used to be John Speeds and Muntus and then
Estate Agents and are now being renovated. If anyone has a photograph I could
borrow to have copied it would be greatly appreciated. Margaret Ensor
From: Dennis Black Email: <denbank"at"hotmail.com>
Posted on: Sunday, April 04, 2004, 02:57 PM
I am looking for the wife of Henry Kelvey and mother of William Kelvey who was
born 18th April 1818 and christened at Independent Masborough in the parish of
Kimberworth on 8th July 1818
From: Dianne Bray Email: <broady"at"telus.net>
Posted on: Tuesday, April 06, 2004, 05:27 PM
My husbands great grandfather was Samuel Bray born about 1870. He was the son
of Samuel and Ellen (?) Bray. On March 25th 1891 Samuel married Sarah Alice Moxon,
the 25 year old daughter of Joseph Moxon a coal miner. Samuel and Sarah lived
at Thorpe Hesley Kimberworth and were married in the College Peace(?) Chapel
according to the rites of the Wesleyan Methodists. Can anyone shed any light
on these families. Thanks
From: Marilyn Babcock Email: <Gramo10"at"Yahoo.com>
Posted on: Wednesday, April 07, 2004, 03:35 AM
I would like to go as far back in time as possible for the CROWTHER family. I
have as the furthest John Crowther married to a Mary Ann ?. Their Dau. Mary Ann,
married my GR GR grandfather Edward Hall, had three children and lived in Scotton.
I have no more on the Hall line farther back either. Thank you for your help
in advance from the USA.
From: mrs .s .lynam Email: <lnormski24"at"aol
.com>
Posted on: Wednesday, April 07, 2004, 04:35 PM
my name is shirley lynam, i have been doing the lynam family tree, and would
like to contact the son or daughter of ernest lambert born at parkgate 1920,s
he was the cousin of my father inlaw thomas lynam ernest,s son is called john
and his daughter is called barbara,they would be able to help me fillin the only
gap inthe lynam family tree since 1515 thanking you s.lynam
From: J.Barnes Email: <jdbarnes"at"quicksilver.net.nz>
Posted on: Friday, April 09, 2004, 12:03 PM
I am searching for a farm at Maltby that was in the family. I believe it is or
was down Blyth Road somewhere near an area or down an area called "the rocks" or
something similar. I believe the farm was/is called "Mill or Milk Farm.' Can
anyone help me with an address as I want to research the deed for names etc back
in 1850 to 1900.
From: Dianne Bray Email: <broady"at"telus.net>
Posted on: Saturday, April 10, 2004, 03:43 AM
I have a marriage certificate for Sarah Alice Moxon to Samuel Bray married in
Rotherham on March 25th 1891. Sarah was the daughter f Joseph Moxon a miner and
Samual was the son of Samuel Bray a labourer. The couple were living at Thorpe
Hesley Tiimberworth and she was 25 (born abt. 1866) and he was 21 (born 1870).
They were married at the College Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel and the witnesses
were Frank Burgin and Etie Bamforth. I have not been able to find any records
of Sarah and if anyone could help me I would really appreciate it. Thanks Dianne
Bray
From: john pearson Email: <jcpearson"at"tiscali.co.uk>
Posted on: Saturday, April 10, 2004, 03:54 PM
I am trying to find any information about my great grandfather Charles Pearson
born in Rotherham in 1852.He moved to Doncaster when about 2 years old ,Married
Frances Hazelwood in 1873. worked for Burnetts Hexthorpe Wagon Works. Any help
regards his parents much appreciated. many thanks John Pearson.
From: EDMUND JAMES CROSSLAND Email: <tedxland"at"tiscali.co.uk>
Posted on: Saturday, April 10, 2004, 09:32 PM
I AM THE PERSON WHO DID THE RESERCH FOR THE BOOK IN THE LIBRARY WRIGHTS AND PEARCE
OF RAWMARSH. AND I HAVE 5OO YEARS OF BIRTHS ON DISK I HAVE SENT WRIGHT DATA TO
ONE OF YOUR MEMBERS. ALSO I HAVE DONE MY OWN, CROSSLAND AND BURGIN. SOMEONE IS
LOOKING FOR CROSSLAND. I HAVE ALSO DONE SMITHS. E.J.C
From: John Ward Email: <ward4ever"at"hotmail.com>
Posted on: Sunday, April 11, 2004, 10:00 AM
I am looking for any relation/family of Herbert WARD who was born 21st May 1877
at 18 Old Holland, Masbrough, Rotherham, being the son of William Henry WARD & Sarah
Elizabeth HARRISON. Herbert was Lance Corporal 13888, 8th Battalion York and
Lancaster Regiment, killed in action 1st July 1916 aged 41, France and Landers,
listed as brother to Edward (my grandfather) at 33 Abell Street, Whinney Hill,
Rotherham. If you have Herbert on your family tree, please get in touch.
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