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Title: ABBS, All (GOONS)
Post by: AbbsONS on Thursday 01 January 04 15:14 GMT (UK)
Welcome to the ABBS One-Name Study.

This One-name Study has been going for about 2 years and already I have a variety of information available.  I am also registered with the Guild of One-Name Studies.

I am interested in any mentioned of the ABBS surname from around the world.  I have already compiled information on the Cambridgeshire ABBS and I am now working on the Norfolk ABBS and the Durham ABBS.

I am also collecting all the births, marriages and deaths for the surname ABBS from the GRO Indexes.

Any information or queries regarding the surname ABBS gratefully received.

Title: Re:ABBS One-Name Study
Post by: Welsh Jen on Friday 11 June 04 22:22 BST (UK)
Dear Abbs Ons

After viewing your posting, as a matter of course I thought I would look through the Glamorgan Wales region for your Surname interest, I found no entries for Abbs and variants in the returns of 1841 & 1861.

I wish you well with your ONS. :)
Title: Re: ABBS One-Name Study
Post by: AbbsONS on Saturday 10 July 04 18:26 BST (UK)
Dear Welsh Jen,

Thank you for looking up any occurance of ABBS in the Glamorgan Welsh census.  I will make a note of what you didn't find - very useful to know if there are or are not any ABBS in an area.

Thanks you again

Cheryl
Title: Re: ABBS One-Name Study
Post by: Jo Abbs on Friday 05 November 04 08:11 GMT (UK)
Hi,

I'm Jo Abbs, I don't know if I can help at all?  I'm in Essex, but my Dad is originally from Stoke Newington and now lives in Bournemouth.  His Family have mostly been from around London.

I'd be interested in finding out more as there's only really my brother & his wife and I left for the Abbs' . .


Jo
Title: Re: ABBS One-Name Study
Post by: AbbsONS on Monday 15 November 04 11:09 GMT (UK)
Hi Jo,

Sorry for not replying sooner but was not notified that I had had a reply to my message.  Only found out through a Google alert.

I do have some ABBS from Stoke Newington and have quite a lot of information on other ABBS.  Please feel free to email me directly so that I can sort out some information for you.

Cheryl
Title: Re: ABBS, All (GOONS)
Post by: Ticker on Friday 18 March 05 17:11 GMT (UK)
Hi

You may wish to post your details on the One Name Studies Board too which you can find by clicking this link: One Name Studies Board (http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/board,297.0.html).

Best wishes

Ticker
Title: Re: ABBS, All (GOONS)
Post by: Ticker on Sunday 15 January 06 18:56 GMT (UK)
See ABBS ONS website at http://www.abbs-ons.org.uk/
Title: Re: ABBS, All (GOONS)
Post by: kaydoubleu27 on Tuesday 26 May 09 23:27 BST (UK)
Hi

Just for your information - my adopted dad's brother in law is an Abbs from Cromer, Norfolk and apparantly he had quite a few siblings.

Sorry that I don't know any more details than that other than I'm sure one of his brothers was a fisherman and lost at sea. My uncle moved down to Hainault, Essex when he married my aunt - he must be about 90 now and still going strong!

Kim
Title: Re: ABBS, All (GOONS)
Post by: Inguana on Monday 07 November 11 01:41 GMT (UK)
My married name is Abbs. I live in Gloucestershire.  Another family member has researched a little and found some in the Norfolk area, going back as far as Wiliam born 1650 died 1700, his son also William born 1660 died 1715, both in Norfolk (Aylmerton) . Trying to find information on any Abbs before those two please.
Title: Re: ABBS, All (GOONS)
Post by: Westoe on Wednesday 25 September 13 07:41 BST (UK)
Hello AbbsONS,

Do you already have the Abbs in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear?

I discovered this thread after being intrigued by the numbers of Abbs mentions in a book I was reading tonight. The article was "Extracts from the Monkwearmouth Parish Registers" a presentation given 4 March 1902 to the Sunderland Antiquarian Society.

I found it at:
http://www.forgottenbooks.org/readbook/Antiquities_of_Sunderland_and_Its_Vicinity_1000734639#5 (http://www.forgottenbooks.org/readbook/Antiquities_of_Sunderland_and_Its_Vicinity_1000734639#5)

It is pages 241-254 of 367 and gives BMD's spanning 1733-1807.

Cheers,
Westoe
Title: Re: ABBS, All (GOONS)
Post by: Norfolk Nigel on Sunday 08 March 15 09:32 GMT (UK)
I don't know if anyone out there has any information about the Abbs family members who were resident in South Norfolk around 1750 to 1860.  I am aware of a great many Abbs being in North East Norfolk, no apparent simple connection, but would appreciate contact with anyone interested in connection to the villages of Tharston and Hapton. To prevent initial use of private email addresses, I can be contacted at the Tharston History Society site using web@tharston-history-society.com.

A family descendant from New Zealand and myself are really stumped at the moment and would appreciate any help, and would gladly share whatever comes from this line of enquiry.

Nigel