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

jax

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

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

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

Has it changed again then to Doore now?

Pre 1800 does not interest me Rob. I try to steer clear of them even in my own family tree

jax

unfortunately, I can't seem to get much further back!



However, Derek has a thread running on Derbyshire, and he offers all kinds of help



s
xx

from the IGI on the original familysearch site


ELIZABETH LYMB Pedigree
Female

Event(s):
Birth:
Christening: 22 FEB 1692 Strelley, Nottingham, England

Parents:
Father: JOHN LYMB Family

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

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Source Information:
Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type:
C061182 1626 - 1787 0503818 Film 6903776 Film





I clicked on that batch number C061182, added John Lymb to the father boxes, and got the following possible ???? siblings?


1. SARAH LYM - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Female Christening: 14 SEP 1679 Strelley, Nottingham, England

2. ELIZABETH LYMB - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Female Christening: 22 FEB 1692 Strelley, Nottingham, England

3. WM. LYM - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 11 MAR 1682 Strelley, Nottingham, England




not saying they are siblings, but they all have father John Lymb or Lym




s
xxx

Rob

I'm sure you've been given this, but I cna't be bothered reading back


This is Derek's thread for help finding people in Derbyshire

Records Board

www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.page/board/records_office/thread/1191073




s
xx

Yes you're probably right Jax,

suppose i was hopeful of finding someone of notoriety instead of child molesters lol.

Yep Sylvia, thanks hon, I sent Derek a PM for him to pop on over here at his leasure and have a dabble and am awaiting his response :)

Or do i need to post on his thread? oooh dim me....me mum always said i was slow....when we used to play ' pin the tail on the donkey i ALWAYS got the wrong end!!

Am off to work now........anyone want to guess what i do ?? :))))

Robert the Robot xx

www.wirksworth.org.uk is a good site for Derbyshire.

It has info on various parts of derbyshire not only Wirksworth.

Maryb

Hello everyone.....:))


Thanks Maryb going to pop on over there now.

Robty rob rob xx

pop over to Derek's thread as well, while you're at it!




sylvia


ps

........... you asked, can we guess what you do?


rob the rich to pay the poor???????????????

HAHAHAAAAA!! Sylvia, well i think some of my family came from near Sherwood Forest

Robs xx

All,

Was wondering, do you think we have exhausted the Dore family side of things now?

I don't know where else to go with that line now, let me know what you all think..

Bobbyxx

There is another side of my family, my dads side...well thats what mum told me anyway.....

He was called William Corry Taylor b.1930 in Bullawayo Rhodesia S.A

His father was called Wiliam Taylor, his mother was Esther Rainbird...

now if you think that the Dore side was tricky you should all find this one a nightmare...as that is all i know other than dad had a brother called Ernest and another Basil, he also had a sister called Stella.

Comments....

As Dea recommends, i have started a new thread over in the new thread section teehee!!

Anyone fancy shimmying over there is absolutely welcome :)

Bobs xx

Hi Rob,

This sounds like another interesting one !!

I should take him off here though and start yourself a new thread on him as it will be a different family going backwards so we will not be duplicating any research. (Just mention that you only want information on him going backwards as you have all the info from his marriage on, and on his wife's side).

He will 'get lost' if you add him on here.

See you on the new thread about the Taylor side.........

Dea x

Margaret,

Quote ...I did suggest, Robert, that you contact some of the many children's homes around Manchester then. Some have records of incumbents at Manchester Library. I have other contacts who had rellies in childrens homes around then, I can dig them up (oops, dig them out) for you, might take a while, cos very old contacts. I did also ask you if they were Roman Catholics, cos that narrows things down a bit.

Thanks for that advice hon, but I think they were put in a home in Derbyshire somewhere because after leaving Cyril when to work on a farm and George joined the navy.

So i prob should be looking at Derbyshire homes .... don't know of any do you heheh

Bobster xx

I was only kidding about tapping the electricity from next door girls....


ooooh where's everyone gone??

:(

Oh, you think Derbyshire do you? Well, our Derek might help with that. Just posted on the thread that I have, but it's not the same reference as Sylvia has. I know he had a hiccup with his thread a while ago. Anyway, if he gets back to me I'll let you know.

Derek knows EVERYTHING about Derbyshire.

Derek will be tucked up in his tent in Matlock car park with a glass of whisky (he likes an odd tot now and again). I'll shake him into action tomorrow for you. Someway or another.