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Hi Tracy Thanks for the offer. Can you look for a Jonathan Steggell - probably would have been during 1860's. Thanks

Hiya Tracy, Thanks for looking for Martin Sweeney for me, even if he remains-illusive ! Craig Simpson Burnley

Tracie I am a morman and would love to now if any of my family went to join the morman's my names was wilmot mum was a potter her mum was woodcock all from the melton mowbray area. I would be very greatfull if you could look for me any body from melton would be interesting. Where did you get the list it would be interesting to see it. thank you Trish Sheldon.

Nina, sorry.. no Steggells listed on the list

Patricia, this is the immigration index... who in your family immigrated during 1840s to 1890? So I know which to look up. Thanks Tracy

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Hi Tracy....thanks for your generous offer! Could you please, at your convenience, see if you can find anything on the following: Leopold Ferdinand Cosky (born April 18, 1860) came to this country from Germany on or about April 26, 1874 at the age of 14 and ended up in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. As far as we know, neither his parents nor any other family members are known to have been with him. No record of his departure from ships with immigrants coming to this country could be found so far, so we assume that the family legend, that he was a stowaway on a ship, just might be true. He became a citizen on Oct.8, 1887 when he was 27 years old. There is a family member out in California who has the family bible from Leopold's second marriage and the family name written in the book is (Von) Kimenheimcosky. Many thanks! Judy

Hi Tracey I am looking for a John Arnott, can't find him in any census after 1871. Don't know if this helps, but born London c 1848. Thank You for looking. Lynda

Hi Tracey Many thanks for your offer, I am trying to trace a THOMAS HOLMES born Wiltshire 1855ish he disappears in 1882, he re-appears 1889, maybe he went to America? Regards Shirley

Shirley, this is the only Thomas b. 1865 (Not your Thomas I know) HOLMES, Thomas <1865> Wisconsin 1885 Age: 20 Origin: Leeds, England Occ: Laborer Note: BMR, p. 511; Destination; Brigham; Customs Passenger, #461 Judy, Sorry - no Cosky listed in the list at all Lynda, No Arnott who you've stated, but there are other Arnotts in the list

HiTracy, please could you look up Paul Eddy,he was from Cornwall.He may have been married but i'm unsure of excatly when he went but know that he was blinded in a mining accident and back in Cornwall by 1876, thanks for the offer, Karen.

Hi Tracy, does that include stops to Canada too. I have a relative named Bartholomew McDermott who emmigrated to Canada shortly after 1893. He became the first train driver to cross America I believe from what my parents tell me. You probably won't be able to find him, but just in case, he was born in 1871, if that is of any help. Take care and happy hunting Gillian (McDermott) Hindley

Hello Hve you any Litherlands on you lists please, born Manchester would be around 30yrs old onwards But any with that surname would be great, thanks Joan

Karen, sorry - nothing there with that surname Gillian, sorry none of who you've stated, there were 3.. with 1 from Scotland and the other was from England (and GB) Joan, No records of Litherland, sorry

Hi Tracy I have been unable to find one of my ancestors after the 1861 census. Could you check to see if he is in any of the lists. His name is Edwin Littlejohns born c1858, in St George Martyr Thanks

Siobhan, No Edwin Littlejohns - just George Littlejohn (no S)

Hi Tracey - Many thanks for looking, it was probably just wishful thinking Regards Shirley

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