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Bloomin Ek Sylvia you don't muck about do you ?....Get right in there girl !!

Has it changed again then to Doore now?

Yeah Jax, what do you think? Am i being a bit hopeful...on my tree i have Richard Doar b.1695-1752 Sandiachre Derbyshire.

Would you like to have a looky looky see what you think?

i could take off the privacy thingy so you can see all in sundry if you want..

Rob Roy XX

aaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh


had to count them!

This one?

One other thing I was wondering.....

On my tree I have got as far back as Richard Dore ( 1695-1752 ) born Sandiachre. Died Sandiachre.

Married Elizabeth Lymb ( 1692-? ) born Nottingham ( Strelly ) Died Sandiachre.
Married on 11/2/1716 in Nottingham
ALLEGEDLY. :))))

Is there a way of going further back..... like early 1600's maybe further hmmm





well, yes




try the familysearch site

www.familysearch.org/#form=advanced-records


got to Advanced Search




Richard Doore

England Marriages, 1538–1973

spouse: Elizabeth Lymb
marriage: 11 Feb 1716 — Strelley, Nottingham, England



and if you then return to the first page and click on Go to the previous site, you can search on the original familysearch site,

Click on Advanced Search, then enter the information in the IGI (International Genealogical Index) and find:-

RICHARD DOORE Pedigree
Male Family

Marriages:
Spouse: ELIZABETH LYMB Family
Marriage: 11 FEB 1716 Strelley, Nottingham, England

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Messages:
Extracted marriage record for locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the marriage date.

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Source Information:
Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type:
M061182 1626 - 1787 0503818 Film 6903777 Film




That "Extracted marriage record ....." under Messages tells you that it has been taken from an actual parish register, and therefore is as accurate as it could be.




sylvia

Is it the one where you say you have got back to the 1700s with this family?

jax

which is post no 16?

TEAM.......

Please refer to page 3 post 16...................16/1/2011

Thank you : >]

Roberto xx

just tried a few other churches in prestwich district for henry Snape's burial - but nothing found. records mainly baptisms and marriages

thanks Sylvia - must get new specs - it was right in front of me!

Monmouthshire is there but not found anything useful yet

Gosh, I am upset that my family are Scottish and Irish but OH's Gran was from Sussex and some of his Angus family went to Leeds. After 30 years I have probably spent my hard earned cash on English and Irish certificates when, if I had waited until now I could have spent it on a wee hauf or two.

Ann

I had gone back to the first page, clicked on Europe, and was scrolling down looking at the records listed for England, when I saw

England and Wales, Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8)

There's also

England, Cheshire Non-conformist Records, 1671-1900



and lots and lots of other goodies!




sylvia

Well I've been trawling Sylvia's site to try and find that death for Henry Snape that Ann found 'Deaths Jun 1875 -Snape Henry 46 Prestwich 8d 246. Unfortunately he isn't listed under any of the three parishes. It's great though - even if you don't know which church it's so much easier than at the records office, having to load those reels and clank them round, trying to stop at the right place etc.

I don't think the first death can be him as he gave his father as Henry on the marriage and that ones father is listed as Thomas.

MM

Cheshire is where OH lived, BUT his parents were born in Yorkshire and Wales, and moved to Chester after they married


so thank you for your offer


but I really really need Yorkshire, Westmorland, and who knows where in Wales?!


as well as Lancashire & Buckinghamshire for my lot

Doesn't one of those "other" family search sites have good coverage of Cheshire? The Beta one maybe (if it's still there). I have some CDs of Cheshire records, if anyone cares to pm me.

If anyone finds John Davies b 1840, Lllanasa, Flintshire, son of Peter and quarryman, I'd like his baptism and any possible marriage.

Rob, for Derbyshire you need Derek:

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.page/board/tips_board/thread/1091204

Tell him I don't think he's been busy enough lately. He's known as the Bard of Matlock Records Office and lives in a tent in the car park.

George Ricotte was probably a mate of my Joe Dallorzo - he lived in Derbyshire for a while too, same sort of age. Derek'll find George for you.

OOOhhh Rob - we still love you BUT I will have to catch up in the morning.

Sorry

(A VERY tired) Dea Xxx

It's all your fault Sylvia

Now how do you find those Welsh non-conformist records? I know I saw a ref at some point but can't find it now.

Robert - If they don't include Monmouthshire I will be back!

we're all on that familysearch site!

Helloooooo anybody there???

Hello ??

Helloooooooo peeps,

Home again home again jiggerdy jig.

Hey Sylvia from Da Canada does that site have a Derbyshire search facility?......>
You know ...... that site that EVERYONE is now engrossed in and leaving me on my own Booo Hooo...!

Hey I've found a way to save some money....I've tapped into next doors electricity supply and with the savings I'm getting a three month Ancestry subscription he he

George Ricotte Dore..........Where does the Name Ricotte come from? Is it Italian? Spanish? Usually you name your kids after a family member am I right?? Well I think Luke Doar has named his son after his most loved CHEESE, no wonder he changed it to Reginald. And oh yes ' that ' cheese is spelled Ricotta is that right?

So what's going on there then kids??


Rip Roaring Rob xxx