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dragongirl

dragongirl Report 16 Apr 2006 20:18

Hi Ken, my names are;- Jewell Snook Heapey PEddle Crump Proudman Overton Acreman Thanks for your time

Erikoinen

Erikoinen Report 16 Apr 2006 19:49

Ok I'm off to work now I will look in tomorrow Ken xx

June

June Report 16 Apr 2006 19:47

Hi Ken, Thank you for looking up my names Hampson / Ormskirk not far out Crowder/ Cheshire not far out Fothergill spot on Yorkshire Lawrenson/Pinnington Spot on Cheers June x

Linen

Linen Report 16 Apr 2006 19:25

Hi Ken, yep, Bethnal Green for Philpots. No alternative spellings for Waddy as far as I can make out. Maybe they did all move away, my 2x gt grandfather moved to Essex but was back in Holbeck for the 1861 census with a new wife, after my 2x gt grandmother died. Banbury is spot on for Gregorys. Thanks again, Vivienne

Erikoinen

Erikoinen Report 16 Apr 2006 19:20

Tom would the Doe's be from Louth, Lincs? 0.06% of population compared to Braintree 0.32%

Erikoinen

Erikoinen Report 16 Apr 2006 19:14

Helen Very interesting your names fall into 2 distinct areas Armishaw, Beardmore and Earls - Staffordshire Armishaw - Cannock Beardmore - Cheadle (& Leek) Earls - Leek The other two were south coast Buckett - had to rub my eyes on this lol - Isle of Wight Earwicker - and nearly missed this Portsea Island ps there is a presence of Buckett in Cheadle

Right said Fred

Right said Fred Report 16 Apr 2006 19:09

Thanks Ken - just about right - my Doe's come from Lincolnshire though.

Erikoinen

Erikoinen Report 16 Apr 2006 19:04

Hi Viv Philpott - Poplar and Bethnal Green suit you? I tend to overlook London as it is a magnet for everyone Gregory - no change on Derbyshire Bakewell 1.2% of population are Gregorys whereas Oxfordshire is 0.1% ( Banbury poss. 0.32 %) Waddy - was there an alternative spelling to this or had they all moved away from Holbeck by mid/late 1800's? there is no trace in that area at all Ken xx

Erikoinen

Erikoinen Report 16 Apr 2006 18:46

Goddard - 2 areas Ormskirk in Lancs, & East Anglia (Woodbridge) going by your previous names expect the latter Chalk - I had thought this would be South Downs area, Hampshire, Alderbury (Fordingbridge) Battrum - Stow, Suffolk Grayston - Suffolk, Woodbidge

Erikoinen

Erikoinen Report 16 Apr 2006 18:34

Margaret, I did this earlier rest to follow Finch - SE England , Essex/Suffolk borders - Sudbury (Suffolk) - Reigate

Tillot

Tillot Report 16 Apr 2006 18:28

Hi Ken, Oh how interesting. Some names of interest to me are: Barker Buckett Earls Beardmore Earwicker Armishaw Many Thanks! Helen

Linen

Linen Report 16 Apr 2006 18:24

Thanks Ken, interesting! Mobey-----spot on, thats where my family are from, even if they change the spelling from time to time. I also have Molby & Moby Waddy---I'm not up on northern, got a shock when I found out about this lot. Would Holbeck come under East Riding, thats where my lot are from, back to 1802? Barker----my birth name, even bigger shock with this lot, thought they were from Kensington, had visions of money, but no, traced them back to 1750 in Nottinghamshire. Gregory-----Doesn't come anywhere close to those you've found, Oxfordshire back to 1807 All the above Ag Labs Philpot-----I'm surprised at your findings on this one. Was there no mention of East London ? This is my mothers family & my cousin has done a lot of research confirming ancesters back to 1710. Not as far as we can determine one of ours but there was a Lord Mayor of London 1378--1379, Sir John Philipot/Philpot Most of our Philpots were weavers & it is thought they were silk weavers, Huguenots, the name originally being Philipot, son of Philip. Vivienne

Erikoinen

Erikoinen Report 16 Apr 2006 18:17

Margaret rechecked yours Poole - Hoxne 0.3 % of population Goodchild - to lesser extent Newbury 0.14 % Ken xx

Margaretfinch

Margaretfinch Report 16 Apr 2006 18:12

Goddard Finch Chalk Battrum Grayston When you get time Ken thank you Margaret

Margaretfinch

Margaretfinch Report 16 Apr 2006 18:09

Hi Ken all my Goodchilds come from Berkshire and my Pooles came from Suffolk thank you Margaret

Erikoinen

Erikoinen Report 16 Apr 2006 17:57

Colwood - rarer than I expected Wakefield ( poss Dudley) Chilton - 2 centres Wycombe & Amersham, Bucks and Madeley ( Shropshire) Downes - Shropshire, Atcham ( and lesser extent Church Stretton) Graves - a lot more localised than I expected Louth, Lincs Doe - Essex Braintree (Dunmow & Chelmsford) interesting to see a settlement in Hoo, N. Kent relatively large percentage of population

Erikoinen

Erikoinen Report 16 Apr 2006 17:45

Goodchild - SE England, Bucks & Suffolk, Wycombe & Hoxne Poole - West of England, from Lancs to Gloucs, Tetbury and Barton Regis ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi Viv I'm ready to get shot down in flames on these lol Mobey - Woodstock, Oxon Waddy - East Riding, Sculcoates (Islington & Camberwell) Gregory - Derbyshire - Bakewell (Sheffield) Barker - West and North Ridings Todmorden and Thirsk & Richmond Philpot - Suffolk, Blything (Depwade)

Right said Fred

Right said Fred Report 16 Apr 2006 17:29

Go on then Ken - have ago with these: Colwood Chilton Downes Graves Doe

Linen

Linen Report 16 Apr 2006 17:25

Hi Ken, you got connected then! Good to see you. How about a couple of mine, just to keep you busy. Mobey Waddy Gregory Barker Philpot Ok, bit more than a couple but I was surprised where three of them led me, wonder what you come up with. Vivienne

Margaretfinch

Margaretfinch Report 16 Apr 2006 17:13

Hi Ken the name Goodchild and Poole when you have time thank you Margaret