| 1. | Date: 5th September 2008 11:08 Name: Christine Toms Email: Comment: I am researching the Barney Family. Great Grandfather Alfred married Anne Fruin in 1868. There were a number of children, Laura, Alfred, Albert, Emma, Robert and my Grandfather Frank. There were possibly others. They lived at Turville, Northend and possibly in other areas. If anyone knows about their descendents (I know about Emma and Frank) I should be delighted to receive this information. Please reply via this website Christine Toms 2. |
Date: 1st September 2008 02:16 | Name: Janis Blank Email: Comment: Have traced my family back to Worminghall. The names there were York and Slater. Would love to hear from anyone working along those same lines. 3. |
Date: 30th August 2008 10:13 | Name: Victoria Mason Email: Comment: I am looking for information on my great grandfather William matthews (gardener) who married Mary Ann Percival (domestic) My great great grandfather was James Matthews (coachman ) all from Wendover. The family moved to Tooting in London where my grandmother Elsie Matthews was born in 1891. Any help with this would be appreciated. 4. |
Date: 24th August 2008 12:48 | Name: Ann Waller Email: Comment: I am interested in Beckleys and Bryants from Chesham and surrounding areas. I have gone back to John Beckley and Sarah Beeson married 16/11/1783.in Chesham. Trying to trace Johns birth place which does not seem to be in Chesham. Also stuck on Joseph,Bryant babt 1770 a guess. He married Judith Batchelor in Bovingdon but on marriage certificate states he came from Chesham. Can anyone help please Thanks 5. |
Date: 15th August 2008 10:51 | Name: Denis Shephard Email: Comment: Currently researching the Dell family as outlined here Dan Dell was baptised at Great Missenden [or Lacey Green] in Buckinghamshire on 2 March 1828. He married Mary Leah Danville. Their six children [including Walter Thomas who migrated to South Australia in 1882/3] were all baptised at Chinnor in Oxfordshire. The family shifted to Marlborough in Wiltshire sometime between the 1861 and 1881 censuses. At the latter census Dan was recorded as a master (corn) miller who employed five men. Two of his sons - Ernest and James - were also recorded as millers. At the 1901 census the two brothers were both recorded as ‘flour miller and corn merchant’ at Marlborough. Dan Dell died sometime between 1881 and 1891, his wife sometime between 1891 and 1901. |
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