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How to Use RootsChat (Please don't post requests here) / The yellow and the blue icons?
« on: Saturday 28 November 09 15:44 GMT (UK)  »
I have noticed when I have posted a new topic--it shows up as "topic you have posted in"   I seem to be the only one with this yellow  icon.Every one else is Blue "normal"  Why aren't I normal ?  I would like to be
diinsussex

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Australia / Re: NSW Marriage Certs
« on: Wednesday 25 November 09 12:49 GMT (UK)  »
Thank you ,Tropical,Cando,AND Robert Coble for your helpful information regarding marriage certs.
I have now sent off for a transcription and have discovered how to access the Aus electoral roll on Ancestry which has come up with some answers.
So THANKS to all you good people.
Diinsussex

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Berkshire Lookup Requests / Re: Peach Family
« on: Tuesday 24 November 09 19:09 GMT (UK)  »
Thank you to   To Jamajo and Harry W and Carole W for your excellent help with my search for more details on the PEACH family. Your efforts seems to have confirmed the correct info for which I am very grateful.
Should have thanked before --  so sorry have been away .
Dinisussex

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Australia / NSW Marriage Certs
« on: Saturday 21 November 09 12:30 GMT (UK)  »
Having found the couples names and date of marriage in NSW in 1911,I would like to know what other information would be on the marriage cert if I purchased one.  Would it have   the father's names and their occupations?
If the Groom became a Doctor of Med ,
 is there a place where his educational background and parentage would be recorded ?  Any help would be appreciated.
Diinsussex

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Berkshire Lookup Requests / Peach Family
« on: Thursday 19 November 09 01:20 GMT (UK)  »
Can any one find a Christening or birth reg  of Stephen and Charles Peach , sons of Charles and Maria Peach--who may have been born in or near East Lockinge Berks in about 1840 or before. Their father may have been a railway contractor. There may be other children also.
Any help would be appreciated.
Diinsussex

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Immigrants & Emigrants - General / Re: 1875 passengers to Aust ?
« on: Tuesday 10 November 09 12:23 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks Prue, very helpful. Found him on the Nubia. Have not managed to find his DAD. Guess more tricky ,when I have not got a starting point.
The site was good with a few other sites as well ,which will be handy

Much appreciated,
Diinsussex----ex aussie,though visiting after Christmas,looking forward to that!

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Immigrants & Emigrants - General / 1875 passengers to Aust ?
« on: Tuesday 10 November 09 00:37 GMT (UK)  »
Where does one find lists of Passengers,leaving England and traveling to Australia  around 1875 as a paying passenger, (where he settled).Sailed to Aus ,May 1875 on the "Nubia" disembarked in Melbourne. I have been told these details, but would like to see the lists.

His father, I think visited him ,before 1881 and returned to Eng. I do not have any details of ship or when this may have occurred.
Ancestry seems to be very limited and mainly "passengers coming in to England"

Hope some one can help.
dinisussex

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Channel Islands Lookup Requests / Re: Marriage lookup 1871-81 in Jsy
« on: Tuesday 03 November 09 15:39 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Stewart,
Your very helpful. I will give this person a ring and see if they can look into the problem. I did visit Victoria college a number of years ago,when I was just starting out on my research. I think it was school holidays  and I think it was a nice 'ol caretaker  who showed us the Gt Hall  and the prize award boards up on the wall--where I was able to see  Alfred delisle Hammond--son of Rev JNH,written on several boards--bit of a clever chap!
At the time I did not realize that finding this second  marriage was going to present a problem. When I could not find it in CI-- I then searched in Eng. Then in Sydney and in New Zealand as Alfred eventually went to Australia in 1875.He left Cambridge early (the smell of gold in Aust)--He completed his degree at the relatively new Sydney Uni.
My thought was that JNH would have remarried before Alfred left--but that's just a guess. Alfred went on to become head master of a school in NZ.and later returned to Australia. The ships lists are not very clear as to whether 
his father paid a visit--I need to look at those again.
The other thought, which I must ask the Librarian--Was the 'TEMPLE' at Vict college used as a chapel and if so might it have been used for  a marriage?
It is a mystery. Do you know if there ARE parish registers that have been lost.
Thanks again for all your help.I will let you know how I get on.
Di in sussex

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Buckinghamshire / Re: William Mills and Wife Letitia
« on: Tuesday 03 November 09 14:06 GMT (UK)  »
 I could not find Hagbourne ,because I was not looking for East or west. Googled it in the end and up it came. What a lovely looking village---will have to visit when we visit friends at Long Whittenham.
I suppose the villages of the old Berkshire county are still covered by Berks and not  Oxon.
Thanks for your advice about the certificates.I will see if I can get some copies from the parish regs. Maybe  another marriage cert of another of their children will throw some more light. Mary had 2 daughters in Reading that I have found. Priscilla married in1840 a master of the Blue Coat School,witnessed by William Pearce Ivey who was married to Letitia,the 7th born. Wpw employed many in his Drapery business as dress makers and milliners including the 9th born Eliza,who at the age of 40 married the 'lace man' who was 15yrs younger. They married in 1853 and went off to Plymouth and ran a similar business.So i'm sure it's very possible that Mary went to Reading after her husband died in1813. This is the year that Priscilla was baptized,which makes her 27 when she married.Pity there is no census to track what happened during those years.
I guess I can't go back any further as it all becomes 'guesswork',but I am very grateful for all the help you have given me. I will let you know if I find out any more.
Many thanks,
diinsussex

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