« Reply #2 on: Thursday 04 November 04 21:39 GMT (UK) »
Actually, the Lynher Parish lists are like a bible to me. The data there has helped me tremendously. I found that out when I first started last year with the DAWE line (Cornwall). I still refer to the lists, although, usually I'm working on Cumberland and Yorkshire now. Have even spent some time in German (B-W) research and a lot of time on the US families. Both Yorkshire/Cornwall and Cumberland people came to the US; Cumberland in the mid-1880's, and Yorkshire/Cornwall at the turn of the century through Canada. My grandfather's family came from the East in the 1770's and in Scotland before that. My son's paternal grandmother's lines (in the East in the 1770's) and from Germany or Holland all came to the US and settled in Michigan.
CUMLD: Davidson, Robson, Atkinson, Blackburn, Wilkinson, Mumberson, Milburn
CRNWL: Dawe, Bawden, Leming
CHES: Heginbotham
YRK: Dawe, Jackson, Ranson, Leming
LANC: Dawe, Harris, Thomas, Bellamy or Billany, Bayliff, Madsen
EAST SSX: Etchingham - Woolgar
SCT: RXB-Robson, REN & LNK-Lisle/Lyle/Leill, Taylor, Masson
WALES: Dawe
USA: MI - Dawe, Stringer, Lisle, Robson, Davidson, Mills, Handy, Betzner, Leeper, Fankboner, Ross, Lyle
IRE: Bell, Prestley/Priestley
GER: Wuerttemberg - Betz