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United States of America / Re: Judge Newark Lincoln BURTON, help please
« on: Saturday 15 February 20 22:40 GMT (UK)  »
Good Heavens, Sandra, you are amazing to go to so much trouble on my behalf.  Thank you so much! I never thought anyone would resurrect this 12 year old thread, and did have most of info in your earlier posts. However, I don't have many of the newspaper clippings in your later posts. The real gem, however, is Emma's death in 1922 which has eluded me.

Neil M Burton (1922-2000) was the son of Jean Goudie Russell's previous marriage, I think. See 1930 census. Jean was 39 and Newark 60 when they married in 1932. Neil M Russell was 10 when they married, and seems to have taken the name Burton at that point. I do not think Newark and Jean had any children.

Incidentally I wrote the FindaGrave pieces on Newark and Jean. I asked for a picture of the cemetery and had their gravemarkers posted within 24 hours, by another amazingly helpful person.

So, thank you all again.

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The Common Room / Re: pjbuk007's Scavenger Hunt...Everyone Welcome To Join In
« on: Wednesday 08 July 15 11:27 BST (UK)  »
Wraggsue and I have already been in touch by email.

None the wiser about who Reuben STRANGE actually was, nor where he came from, nor the identity of the James STRANGE who Eunice married. 

Aristocracy, eh? He ended up pretty near the bottom of the heap!

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Yorkshire (North Riding) / Cleveland ironstone Miners X-post
« on: Sunday 08 December 13 21:18 GMT (UK)  »
Cleveland ironstone Miners:

Do you have any in your tree? I do - g grandfather died in the Lumpsey mine in 1910, having migrated to the Cleveland Gold Rush in the 1870s, before he was 20, with most of his Cornish tin-miner family.

There is a campaign, running out of time, to buy a little bit of Cleveland history here:
http://www.estonhills.info/index.htm

I think it is important to save a bit of history, so do take a look.

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The Common Room / Cleveland ironstone Miners
« on: Sunday 08 December 13 21:16 GMT (UK)  »
Cleveland ironstone Miners:

Do you have any in your tree? I do - g grandfather died in the Lumpsey mine in 1910, having migrated to the Cleveland Gold Rush in the 1870s, before he was 20, with most of his Cornish tin-miner family.

There is a campaign, running out of time, to buy a little bit of Cleveland history here:
http://www.estonhills.info/index.htm

I think it is important to save a bit of history, so do take a look.

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Yorkshire (North Riding) / Ironstone Miners
« on: Saturday 07 December 13 00:32 GMT (UK)  »
Do you have any in your tree? My great grandfather died in the Lumpsey Mine in an accident in 1910. There is a campaign to save a vital bit of local heritage, please help if you have any interest:
http://www.estonhills.info

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Technical Help / Re: Annoying spam/junk emails
« on: Saturday 06 April 13 15:34 BST (UK)  »
I also recommend gmail - I get about one spam message a month in my inbox, and it is easy to check the spam folder every week or so in case something you want has been put there.

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Yorkshire (North Riding) / Re: Lincoln's, ropemakers of Guisborough
« on: Sunday 30 September 12 19:27 BST (UK)  »
Boltburn, I, too am a BURTON from the Staithes line.

Mark BURTON (my great grandfather) marry Jane Ann Mary Maria LINCOLN, age 22 at the Parish Church, Marske on 4 Nov 1865

I asked about this lot when I started, see this thread:

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,200579.0.html

Some of the information in that thread is wrong, as you can see, especially with confusion  over the bride's father's first name.



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Technical Help / Re: Humax HDR Fox T2 via Panasonic TV
« on: Tuesday 25 October 11 21:24 BST (UK)  »
Nick we use just the same system to use the 'net via our humax freesat box/panasonic telly. It works very well unless someone has nicked the Devolo (the ones we use) cable to use with their laptop, their games console or to put the dog online for all I know. I keep buying another set of plugs and cables, but the electronic devices seem to proliferate faster.


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Technical Help / Re: Unacceptable updating practice
« on: Saturday 15 October 11 02:37 BST (UK)  »
Have just read the whole thread. Because I am waiting for a skype from far far away and a bit bored.

People who set up their computers to NOT receive (MS) updates are making themselves very vulnerable, but, worse, are jeopardizing all the rest of us. If you have a Windows operating system PC you can easily find (just GIYF) information as to how your, yes YOUR PC, can easily be taken over and used as a spambot. And many other bad things can happen - email accounts compromised, keyloggers installed, loads of other Bad Things. It is the huge numbers of naive windows users which make this operating system so vulnerable.

So, please, update your windows OS and RTFM. (GIYF)

Even my 85 year old Mum knows better than some of the posters on this thread!


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