2008-04-10UTC12:04:59HAZZARD Genealogy9 April 2008Dear Pauly:Has anyone that has posted or who reads this blog ever heard of a man called "Rhodes Hazzard"? He is my GGG-grandfather who was b. 11 Oct. 1806, he turns up in Sussex County, Delaware (U.S.A.) (ref. "The History of Delaware" J... 2007-01-05UTC09:09:50RE: I knew thatThe 1881 census (RG11/1169/8/8) has Walter as 34 years old.His headstone has him aged 69 in 16/8/1915.making his birth 1846/47.The 1841 census (HO 107/390/6) has Edward as 4 years old, but the 1871 has Edward as 24 years old.2006-10-17UTC05:33:20Fellenberg College, 4 Church Street, FolkestoneIn the 19th century, there was a Ladies' College in Church Street, Folkestone, which was named Fellenberg College - also known as Fellenberg House Seminary.I have found it listed in a few of the historical directories, but then it disappeared in the ... 2005-10-21UTC11:58:54WHITMORE CLARKEI HAVE WHAT IS KNOWN AS A "DEAD MANS PENNY." THAT IS A MEDAL AWARDED FOR BRAVERY IN THE 1914-1918 WAR. IT IS TO ACTING CORPORAL WHITMORE CLARKE WHO WAS WITH THE HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT.ON THE 1901 CENSUS THEIR IS A WHITMORE CLARKE BORN IN SEDGLY STAFF... 2005-04-12UTC06:46:42GOODALLThere's an Annie Goodall, Servant, age 18, on the 1871 census living at Cromwell Road, West Kensington, London/Middlesex. She is living with the Smith family and she was born in Upper Wield, Hampshire. Does that help anyone?2005-02-23UTC01:03:37Clarkes in WalesMy g.g.grandfather was Frederick Clarke married to Harriet. Listed in the 1881 census at Himalaya Range, Bedwellty, Monmouth, England. Place of birth Roulord, Somerset, England. Does any one know of Roulord or similar? The children were Frederick, Sy... 2004-11-07UTC10:20:42Matilda GRANTSomething to be going on withRoy*******************4.Frederick Grant Bapt: 11 Apr 1830 WBS, m 19/01/1852 WBS d ?wife Ruth Merridew b 1832 WBS (1881 Fareham) d ? children 5.Ellen b 23/03/1852 WBS 5.Matilda b 03/07/1853 WBS (see 1881 Fareham... 2004-11-06UTC10:09:35Hi Roy,Winterton Stoke was on the 1881 census entry, so I assumed it was correct. I have just checked the 1891 entry and guess what! it says Winterbourne.Matilda is my father's grandmother. These are the marriage details in the church register:April ... 2004-08-09UTC10:49:50Hi Cissie,My Sarah Tribe married James Cole Clarke in 1849 at Midhurst. Her father was Thomas Tribe (a Master Blacksmith) her mother might have been Martha.I found a Thomas Tribe (aged 52 born Lurgashall Sussex ) on the 1881 census with a wife (aged... 2004-06-28UTC07:41:37Folkestone and District Family History Society<a href="http://www.folkfhs.org.uk/">Folkestone FHS</a> have a range of census publications available cheaply <a href="http://www.folkfhs.org.uk/publications.htm">here</a>, nothing to browse online though...2004-06-28UTC07:35:001901 CensusChecking the National Archives site I can find no mention of Earls Avenue from 1901 and it seems Bouverie Road West only went up to number 15 at this time, I'd have thought both these roads were much older than this...... 2004-04-02UTC10:56:18CarpettedThings were shit yesterday, I met with some of the other freeholders, they were mostly nice, but the concensus is "NO, you cannot have a wooden floor in the flat". So not sure what to do now, I guess put in a lower offer to cover having to recarpet t... 2004-02-01UTC01:08:15RE: Family TreeHi Stephen,I know it sounds obvious, try working with what you do know. Work backwards from your own birth cert' and speak to family members (if you have any living) to see what they know. I started with just my G/fathers name and where he was burie... 2004-01-31UTC10:57:34Jane Emma HALL hi I am sorry but this seems to be the wrong branch of the hall family for me. My grandfather william edward hall was born in 1859 at west tisted hampshire and his father was edward william hall .sometime between the 1861 & the 1871 census the... 2004-01-23UTC08:42:27James WEEKSIn 1881 James Weeks and his family were on Alderney and James was a Captain in the Militia. At that point they had seven daughters one of whom was Emily Sophia. (see http://www.familysearch.org)The 1891 census shows the family (now increased by two s... 2003-07-01UTC10:48:00James ClarkeHi Jean,Our James was born c 1777 in Widley (he was a cordwainer,a posh name for shoemaker, then he became a brewer Victualler) Hampshire, he married Elizabeth COLE (b 1794 Chichester West Sussex) they married in 1813 in Chichester. In the 1851 censu... 2002-01-15UTC03:19:15Travis Get IntimateTravis are going to headline one of the NME Brat Awards Gigs at London Astoria. They'll be playing with Starsailor, Ryan Adams and Remy Zero and it's all in aid of the War Child charity effort...There will be tickets available on http://www.travisonl...