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Tim Daly
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Bernard Michael James Major
MAJOR family DEVON, UK, 1750-1902
I am researching the name MAJOR. The main centre is CHULMLEIGH in North
Devon. After the death of a JOHN MAJOR in 1902 (at the age of 26) there
were no more records of either births or deaths. The family had moved away
after being associated with the area for 150+ years.
The family also had links with PLYMOUTH and EXETER and l have links in the
surrounding areas and elsewhere. There is a DAVID MAJOR (tailor) who appears
on the 1881 census living in Southwark (now LONDON), born in 1841 and MAJORs
found in CORNWALL are also linked.
If you have a Major connection, or know some one who has, please get in
touch via E-mail or snail mail at
or
Bernard Michael James Major
43 Montbelle Road,
New Eltham,
London,
SE9 3PD
UK
Thanking you in advance for your time
Bernard
Paul Delany
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Peter
This is my first time contacting this genealogy newsgroup. I am a native of
Co. Cork, Ireland., and I'm interested in finding people with information on
the Hickey name and specifically information on the genealogy of the Hickeys
of Millstreet, Co. Cork (Ireland) and Cullen, Millstreet and Cork City
areas. I am now a resident of Connecticut, U.S.A. Thank you for any input
anyone may have.
Joanne Hnatow
Peter
I'm interested in finding people with information on the Hickey name and
specifically information on the genealogy of the Hickeys of Millstreet,
Derek Cliff Hutton
Having enrolled I'm left saying .... what now? The FAQ makes no mention
of any after enrollment steps ........ don't all shout at once
Carol Langdon
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Geezer
I'm trying to find information regarding the Gibney Family and the Hagan
(previously Gahagan) family. Particularly meanings of the Family Crest.
If anyone can help me, please E-mail me at jo...@sound.net
Thank you.
p.s. if this got cross-posted to a bunch of newsgroups that it doesn't
belong in, please let me know so I can figure out how to not do THAT
again!
Sylvia L Dalefield
Derek Cliff Hutton <dhu...@NETCOM.CA> wrote:
>Having enrolled I'm left saying .... what now? The FAQ makes no mention
>of any after enrollment steps ........ don't all shout at once
Dive in the deep end and let us know who/what/where you are looking
for.....
Sylvia
Jane Byrnes
In the 1881 Census of England and Wales
Sup. Reg. Dist. West Bromwich Enum. Dist. # S
Reg. Sub- Dist. Oldbury
This family lived on West Bromwich
Thomas Henry Hughes-HOH - b. 17 Oct. 1856 in Stafford West Bromich Immigrated
to US Feb. 9, 1886
Elizabeth Walker Hughes-wife- b. Sept. 30, 1857 in Worcester, dtr of William
and Catherine Carter Walker
Married Sept. 3, 1876 in Saint Thomas, Dudley, Worcester
William -son- b Dec. 20, 1876 in Worcester, Oldbury,
David -s- b 30 Aug. 1878 in Worcester, Oldbury
Catherine b. 1879 Died in infancy
Kathryn - d- b Aug 1880, Worcester, Oldbury
Thomas Henry -s- b Oct 28, 1884 in Worcester, Oldbury
Elizabeth -d- b Oct. 14, 1885
William Hughes -father- b 1814 in Stafford Burton on Trent (Widow )
David (bro of Thomas) b 1851
Sarah A. -d- b 1850
Phoebe -d- b 1851
The following names are added from the 1871 Census from the same area
William -HOH
Deborah - wife b 1813
Susan -d- b 1850
David -s- b. 1851
John -s- b 1854
Elizabeth -d- 1856
I'm looking for information on this family. There were also Goughs and Nocks
who lived near-by and Two of the daughters married into these families in the
states. Can anyone help me? Where is Saint Thomas, Dudley, Wocester? How
can one get records from there? I don't know anything more about the Walkers
or Carters. I have a book given to my greatgrandfather in 1884 for church
attendance. Is the family listed in the old church records?
Any tips would be appreciated.
Thank you one and all for any assistance in advance.
Jane Hughes Byrnes
Sherri Hathaway
BLAIR, James, m. Sarah MCGREGOR
had a daughter
BLAIR, Margaret "Maggie", b 18 Dec 1879, d 13 May 1926; m. John "Jack" M. BELL
Well, here goes the other family story! My grmother Isabella McKinnon Bell
(now 93), came to the US in 1907. It is said her grfather James BLAIR owned
a bakery in Scotland. One of his workers was angry and threw a fork at
James, taking out his eye.
Does anyone know of this family. Thanks.
Sherri Hathaway Telephone: 800/622-7498 FAX: 216/774-3701
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Pat Traynor
To John P. and Dorothy P.
John wrote..............
> I would be interested in this genealogy back to Adam, with
>specific regard to which of Noah's children you descended from, you may
>remember the flood that wiped out everyone on the planet with the
>exception of Noah, wife, sons and their wives.............
Oh, yeah, I think I remember reading about that in the newpapers at the time.
Japhet, Noah's oldest son. The pedigree is from the "Four Masters" and
published in Irish Pedigrees by O'Hart, vol. 1 pg 44, so if it's published in
a book then it must be true.
It reads from number 1, Adam, Seth, Enos, Cainan, Mahalaleel, Jared,
Enoch, Methuselah,
Lamech, Noah, Japhet, Magog, Baoth, etc., etc., to number 38, Milesius of Spain.
From there it goes on to all the Milesian Irish genealogies.
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