Genealogy Chat

Hi Nesta, If you aren't too fed up with looking, I should be interested to know whether there are any LACKNERs. I know I've got the only ones on GC. Thanks, Jill

Hiya I have a sort of rare surname GAU if you have any info on this name I'd be grateful, my 'branch' came from France in mid 1880s In various censuses (censi?) my family have turned up as GAW,GALL,GAY (much to 2 my sons' embarassment),GAIL,GORE and GAN. I'm sure there are other permutations I haven't even thought of. In return (and it's a fairly paltry offer really), I have booklets of the 1891 ALdershot census and can do lookups for names in that. Best wishes A

Am I too late for the unusual name look-up? I've got the only registration for HYNEMAN/HEYNEMAN (same family, different spellings) at GC. Unfortunately, all known relatives have passed away, but I would be interested if any distant relatives could be found. Thanks for any assistance you can provide, Chris

Hi Nesta, My mothers great grandmother was called DeMeza,and I know she had aleast one brother,so I would be interested to know if their are any more. Thanks, Sue

Hi Nesta, wondered if you could look up Driscoll for me, I dont have much information on them apart from they are from the kent area. any help would be appreciated thanks

hi my grans name was KUHLKE, its a shortening of KUHLKEN, which is german, ive seen a few variations since he arrived in the 1850's usually Kuhlke, Kulke, Culke, im pretty sure that all of us are related

I hope this offer is still available and you haven't become over- run with requests. I am interested in the POLLEYCUTT. They were around in the late 1800's but I cannot find any recent trace. Any information would be gratefully received. Thanks

Hope all have received the infor you asked for. Please shout if I have missed you or anything. Nes

I think that Nesta deserves a public "thank you" for the hard work she has put in. Thank you Nesta Jill

Nesta.....Found it! you will know what i mean...... and thanks.. Bob Hedaux

Could you possibly look up PARRADINE for me please, i'm trying to find where we originate from. Thanks Louise Parradine

Hi Can you send email me the details on DRISCOLL in Kent. Mainly the Orpington area I am interested in please. Thanks for looking them up for me. Tracy Driscoll

Thanks! I guess with all these responses, you'll be busy! Any DONATI names you could find would be useful, not interested in any in Scotalnd, though! Not my branch! thanks, Steph

Thought I would bring this up as there may be some new members that might like me to look something up for them. The offer is still open to all. Regards, Nesta

Hi Nesta Would you mind looking up Uscroft and Greenley for me. I've got the only Uscroft's on this site and Greenley is fairly unusual. Both names seem to be from the Yorkshire area. Thanks Jeanette Jim I went to school with somebody called Truby

Hello Nesta , I am researching the name of Noble-Nesbitt. There are lots of Nesbitts but not many Noble-Nesbitt. Would appreciate you looking up this one for me. Thank you Nesta for helping May

Hello Nesta. If the offer is still open I am quite desperate for Whybrew (only that spelling) and Grucheron please. Roger

Hi Nesta, If you get a chance - are there many Dipple names on there. Thanks, Maggie

Thanks for the whybrew look up Nesta. There are less than in 1901...we seem to be dying out! The most noticeable thing is the spread around the country being so similar. Maybe we neither breed nor move! Roger

Hi ya Nesta,if you are still name searching?i would like if poss the surname NEW,from Weymouth/dorset,1918,july,mothers maiden name Newcombe,father was New,any help to find first names would be great,many thank yous,Tracey