I'd like to pass on information about a genealogy service which is easy & free. It may help you a great deal if you are researching your own family. Lost Cousins is the name - why not go & have a look?
It works by asking you to enter details of the census pages (e.g. the 1881 census of England & Wales) on which your ancestor appears. Anyone who matches with you will be brought to your attention, so you can share research.
Currently LostCousins can only help people who had relatives (not necessarily direct ancestors) living in the US, Britain or Canada in 1880-81, or in England & Wales in 1841.
Also, latest additions are the 1911 census of Ireland, and of England.
View the excellent free newsletter here.
It is free to join Lost Cousins, and seems to be a very good idea.
Another way of matching up with other researchers is Genes Reunited (small fee), and an interesting one which matches up folk looking at the same geographical area is Ancestral Atlas. Do let me know if you give them a go - what do you think?
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John Smurthwaite Bolton - c.1916.......Why not on pass any photos you would like to see here?
"If any operators want to modernise their services by using steam trains, I would be happy to give them a quote", Mark Allett
Morrocan Family Tree
A forum for sharing family history on Hallworths, Tuthills, Cox and Boltons. Welcome!
Got any spare cash?
Then perhaps you might like to help our Neil to raise money for Save the Children.
Neil achieved a fantastic 100-mile sponsored Cycle for The Christie, a cancer charity in Manchester last year.
But this year he is going on to even greater things - cycling from London to Paris, this time raising funds for Save the Children.
Here's the Online giving page - all very easy (unlike riding 270 miles in 3 and a half days)!
Neil achieved a fantastic 100-mile sponsored Cycle for The Christie, a cancer charity in Manchester last year.
But this year he is going on to even greater things - cycling from London to Paris, this time raising funds for Save the Children.
Here's the Online giving page - all very easy (unlike riding 270 miles in 3 and a half days)!
Hallworth Family Branch
May 2010 - I had so much new material to add to the Hallworth pages that I had to rewrite almost every post.
(Old links will fail for a wee while.)
Latest: new photos added to the post about the Dog & Badger.
Begin to read the whole story from the Hallworth Beginnings, here. Please excuse any teething problems, let me know if you find a problem & I can sort it out over the coming weeks. Lisa
(Old links will fail for a wee while.)
Latest: new photos added to the post about the Dog & Badger.
Begin to read the whole story from the Hallworth Beginnings, here. Please excuse any teething problems, let me know if you find a problem & I can sort it out over the coming weeks. Lisa
John Smurthwaite Bolton - c.1916.......Why not on pass any photos you would like to see here?
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Latest posts (with true dates)
- Hallworth Beginnings (almost all Hallworth pages rewritten)
- Sockburn Hall (updated, March '10, Hallworth)
- Tunstills of Fylingdales - (October '09, Tuthill)
- Louisa Seton (October '09, Bolton, Seton)
- More on John's Parents - (March '09, Bolton)
- Cox family (Feb 2009, Cox)
- Tuthill family (Feb 2009, Tuthill)
- Welcome (Jan 2009)
- Hallworth Beginnings (almost all Hallworth pages rewritten)
- Sockburn Hall (updated, March '10, Hallworth)
- Tunstills of Fylingdales - (October '09, Tuthill)
- Louisa Seton (October '09, Bolton, Seton)
- More on John's Parents - (March '09, Bolton)
- Cox family (Feb 2009, Cox)
- Tuthill family (Feb 2009, Tuthill)
- Welcome (Jan 2009)
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"If any operators want to modernise their services by using steam trains, I would be happy to give them a quote", Mark Allett
Bookmark these & raise money to end world hunger!
Free Rice
Here's a site you can visit regularly to play interesting games and help to end world hunger.
Or - The Hunger Site - offers another way to help end world hunger, this time simply by clicking regularly at the site.
Set a bookmark so you will go back to them!
In both cases, the advertisers pay more to the charity cause for each click. It costs you nothing.
Here's a site you can visit regularly to play interesting games and help to end world hunger.
Or - The Hunger Site - offers another way to help end world hunger, this time simply by clicking regularly at the site.
Set a bookmark so you will go back to them!
In both cases, the advertisers pay more to the charity cause for each click. It costs you nothing.
Branches of the Family Tree - click each name. Posts appear with the Oldest First
- Hallworth (23)
- Bolton (5)
- Cox (4)
- Kitchener (3)
- Seton (3)
- Shackleford (3)
- Tuthill (3)
- Borrowdale (2)
- Hammond (2)
- Sharp (2)
- Tunstill (2)
- Brasier or Brazier (1)
- Framingham (1)
- Garrett (1)
- Hyde (1)
- Lukeman (1)
- Moore (1)
- Pennyfather (1)
- Porritt (1)
- Smurthwaite (1)
- Wood (1)
Blog Archive - Another way to find what ye seek! Each month has a different branch of the family.
A different kind of Trunk Call, here, and another here. And here is the just the phone needed for any Trunk Call!
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Information & corrections, photos & stories are always welcome!!
Just click on the 'comments' button at the bottom of any message.
Scroll to the foot of this blog page to get more details on how to get in touch.
Just click on the 'comments' button at the bottom of any message.
Scroll to the foot of this blog page to get more details on how to get in touch.
Sir Alexander Gray
This is my country,
The land that begat me,
These windy spaces
Are surely my own.
And those who toil here
In the sweat of their faces
Are flesh of my flesh
And bone of my bone.
The land that begat me,
These windy spaces
Are surely my own.
And those who toil here
In the sweat of their faces
Are flesh of my flesh
And bone of my bone.
Try these sites on Genealogy
- Petition to have older BMD records opened up
- BMDshare.com - a place to share BMD certs - free entry at the moment
- Genuki - an excellent resource
- My General Guide
- Excellent new list of resources to find out the stories, not the BMD's
- Encyclopedia of Genealogy
- Find my Past
- BBC Who do you think...
- Family Tree Magazine
- Poppy Days
Non-tree related sites
Now almost 3000 hits - Thankyou!
Morrocan Family Tree
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Here are some Family tree Diagrams which you may find helpful - sometimes you just need to see it, eh?
As the text is much easier to edit than these trees, generally that information is more up-to-date.
If you've got a picture or piece of information you'd like to see here, then just pass it on!
As the text is much easier to edit than these trees, generally that information is more up-to-date.
If you've got a picture or piece of information you'd like to see here, then just pass it on!
Trunk Calls
I aim to omit from my posts any material which would annoy any person. To this end, I have two rules. No email addresses will be shown & no unnecessary details about any living persons will be shown.
If you feel I have breached these, make a comment and I will deal with it forthwith (all posts can be edited).
This is a forum to share family history within the family. Please feel free to enter your comments and memories, also any corrections or clues for further research. I'd be very grateful!
If you feel I have breached these, make a comment and I will deal with it forthwith (all posts can be edited).
This is a forum to share family history within the family. Please feel free to enter your comments and memories, also any corrections or clues for further research. I'd be very grateful!
How to get in touch & share your family history
Information & corrections, photos & stories are always welcome!!
By all means email me, mrstrellis(at)snail-mail(dot)net.
Email messages would be best if you need to send photos, or a lot of details, or if your comments are broad-ranging & especially lengthy, or if you may be libellous!
I will include your printable material in a relevant post promptly, and Thank you as the source.
Or you can add a comment for all to see. Click on the COMMENTS button at the bottom of the article you choose. Then follow the simple steps. Do preview your comment before sending as I can't edit owt you're spelling istakes.
If you can't decide to which article it would be best to attach your comment - just go for the first one about that family branch, or the Welcome post. Your comment will appear after a while as there is a moderation process (me).
If you are a member of GenesReunited, you will find my tree there. Let me know if you have found the trees that way.
Always remember to "Be Nice!" Details about anyone living should be kept to the minimum. No personal details such as addresses to be posted directly online.
By all means email me, mrstrellis(at)snail-mail(dot)net.
Email messages would be best if you need to send photos, or a lot of details, or if your comments are broad-ranging & especially lengthy, or if you may be libellous!
I will include your printable material in a relevant post promptly, and Thank you as the source.
Or you can add a comment for all to see. Click on the COMMENTS button at the bottom of the article you choose. Then follow the simple steps. Do preview your comment before sending as I can't edit owt you're spelling istakes.
If you can't decide to which article it would be best to attach your comment - just go for the first one about that family branch, or the Welcome post. Your comment will appear after a while as there is a moderation process (me).
If you are a member of GenesReunited, you will find my tree there. Let me know if you have found the trees that way.
Always remember to "Be Nice!" Details about anyone living should be kept to the minimum. No personal details such as addresses to be posted directly online.
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Have your say - but it may take a while before it appears. Sorry - I need to do this, because I took out the security steps to make it all easier and allow anonymity...but now I need to moderate!! Cheers, Lisa