Genealogy Chat

Hi Yvonne Thanks for looking for me. I don't know what the Greys are upto they keep on disappearing. Never mind. Could i be Cheeky and ask for another look up. I'm looking for Frank Grey Living in Bonby. I think he was a farmer. He was there in 1878 so i hope he was there in 1876. Thanks again Jane

Hi Jane, There was no specific mention of Frank. However under the commercial listings was Gray and Ellis - Machine Owners. Hope this helps. Von

HI Yvonne Thanks again for looking. I never heard of Gray and Ellis machine owners but they may turn out to be mine, you never know. Thanks Jane

thank you for the offer Could you see if there are any Fletchers in Luddington. Probably down as farmers. No address as far as I know as it is a small village. Thank you, John

Hi Yvonne, Could you please look up for me the name of BROMFIELD OR CHAPMAN around the SOMERCOATES AREA LINCOLNSHIRE. Thank you, Rita.

Hi June, John and Rita, I'm away from home visitng my son in Edinburgh! If you can bear to wait until Monday when I'll be back in action I'll be pleased to do the look-ups for you. Von

Hi Yvonne, Can you look up the name 'Rollerson' for the Crowland area. Thanks Rachel

Hi June, Will mail you as I might have found something extra. Von

Hi John, Your Fletchers in Luddington :- Richard - flax dresser Thomas - flax dresser William - farmer Hope these help. Von

Hi Rita, There was only Samuel Bromfield in South Somercotes who was a farmer. Nothing for Chapmans I'm afraid. Von

Hi Rachel, Found in Crowland - William Rollerson, tailor, School Lane. Hope it helps. Von

Hi Barry, I couldn't find anything at all in Bassingham. I checked Lincoln but again nothing. If you think of anywhere else to look let me know. Von

Hi Gina, Knotts in Bourn :- Edward, brewer, Eastgate and Thomas, coal dealer also in Eastgate. Hope these help. Von

Thanks Yvonne For the Rollerson look-up. Regards Rachel

It may be nothing to do with it, but Bassingham isn't on the Lincs 1861 census. I don't think it's ever actually been in Notts but it's only a couple of miles away. Perhaps Robin Hood may have it on his Notts census.

Thanks Yvonne, that's them John

Hi Barry, Like you, I too was surprised not to find your James Gent, shoemaker, in Bassingham, as all the other shoemakers are listed. After checking on the 1881 Census I found a James Gent in Bassingham (wife Eliza) who was a cordwainer. Could this be your man? Von

Hello Yvonne, thank you for the information on SAMUEL BROMFIELD FARMER, I have that info anyway thank you for your time. Kind Regards Rita