"Hi Sue,
Not sure if you meant the message for me? I do have Wheelers on my maternal side but I am presently researching the Kennedy's, my Dads line. I don't remember asking about Wheelers (but anything is possible....I have a few goldfish…"
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Sue left a comment for Chris Chapman-Taylor"Hi Chris,
I have Jonathan Wheeler and Jane March from Gloucestershire who were on Assisted Passage to Australia,also,William Marmont who was a Convict,b.1804 in Eastcombe Gloucestershire.
Hope this is of help to…"
Just M left a comment for Chris Chapman-Taylor"Hi Chris
Thanks for being part of Looking 4 Kin Please take a moment and update your profile and postings
Thanks
M"
Just M left a comment for Chris Chapman-Taylor"Hi Chris
Some major changes have taken place here so we wish to welcome you again to Looking 4 Kin
Please take some time and wander through the revamped site.
If you haven't done so yet please post some queries and names in the groups in the…"
Chris Chapman-Taylor commented on Chris Chapman-Taylor's blog post How Big Do You Make Your Family Tree?"Hello Elaine,
Yes I agree, although I base my search on "Kennedy's", I have a lot of other family names too and they all get added, the Yates' and Yardy's, the Mechlenburg Millions, Pantons, Barnes and Ashworth and many…"
Chris Chapman-Taylor replied to Chris Chapman-Taylor's discussion SHARING IRISH SITES"Hello Libby,
It would really help if I knew the county I know, bad luck for me that all I have is a name and nothing more.
Chris"
Just M replied to Chris Chapman-Taylor's discussion SHARING IRISH SITES"For starters how about the sites listed on Ireland (Irish) Genealogy Links (part of this website)"
Chris Chapman-Taylor commented on Chris Chapman-Taylor's blog post How Big Do You Make Your Family Tree?"Hello Al,
I think I may have answered my own question in a way, I got to Ireland and ran into a brick wall, so now is the time to "branch" out and yes hopefully there will be some clues there !
Chris : )"
Al (alpobc) commented on Chris Chapman-Taylor's blog post How Big Do You Make Your Family Tree?"I try to keep the main lines going, but don't over-look the collateral lines (cousins etc) as they can provide clues for your main lines. Places etc.
Al."
Val replied to Chris Chapman-Taylor's discussion Drainer - an old occupation."Hi Chris. I dont know much about the Irish Genealogy other than its hard, as you have found out.
Armagh is a County in Northern Ireland. The family connections I have are all from Belfast Armagh area. As you know Ireland is split into 2 North and…"
Chris Chapman-Taylor replied to Chris Chapman-Taylor's discussion Drainer - an old occupation."Hi Val,
For some reason I couldn't reply via your last message. I haven't done any more research on either side of my family for a little while, I have been training to do a managers job at work and unfortunately it has taken up a lot of…"
Chris Chapman-Taylor replied to Chris Chapman-Taylor's discussion Where do I look?"Sorry Val for not replying sooner....bet you thought I went to China after all!! ; ) Actually got waylaid by a bug so haven't been well enough to be doing any family history things.
I have decided to maybe step away from this line for a little…"
Val replied to Chris Chapman-Taylor's discussion Drainer - an old occupation."Sounds like a good idea. A break away from what is causing you a problem may be the best thing. Do some other research and then maybe go back to your brickwall a little later. I do know how frustrating Irish Research is.
Val"
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- A Little About Me
- I am a Family Researcher with L Plates
Love gardening
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- Names I Research & their locations .... (please be specific here)
- Kennedy in NSW - Gloucester, Bellingen, Dungog and surrounding areas and also Scotland. Yardy in NSW - Dungog and surrounding areas, North Coast of NSW. French in Scotland. Kennedy in Ireland.
Barnes from Australia and Ireland. Panton, Price and Wheeler Australia. Ashworth and Mechlenburg - Million.
- I got started researching my family history ......
- After my Mum passed away, I promised myself that I would learn all the things I could about my Family History before it was too late.
- I have been doing genealogy since ....
- In between work for about 6 years.
- We all have them - my biggest brick wall is .......
- My elusive Kennedy's in Ireland.
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 6:56am on April 15, 2012, Sue said…
Hi Chris,
I have Jonathan Wheeler and Jane March from Gloucestershire who were on Assisted Passage to Australia,also,William Marmont who was a Convict,b.1804 in Eastcombe Gloucestershire.
Hope this is of help to you.
Regards Sue.
- At 5:09pm on January 21, 2011, Just M said…
Hi Chris
Thanks for being part of Looking 4 Kin Please take a moment and update your profile and postings
Thanks
M
- At 7:48am on February 2, 2010, Chris Chapman-Taylor said…
- You're welcome : ) I hope we get to share some family research tips with each other!!
Be good!
Chris
- At 1:15am on January 31, 2010,
Venus said… - Thanks for showing me how to become friends, and thanks for being my friend.
Sue
- At 5:16am on January 21, 2010, Chris Chapman-Taylor said…
- Hi M,
It has been my pleasure and also my good luck that I have joined Looking4Kin, I am looking forward to the weekend so I can post things on the Australian and hopefully be able to help people as I have been helped....Thank You !!
Chris
- At 7:37pm on January 16, 2010, Chris Chapman-Taylor said…
- Hi Colin,
Once again Thank you for your help. I read your naming patterns blog and I realise that it may not always be the case but it would actually make searching easier, at least you have a common thread to look for. I am going to keep it in mind for future searches.
Thanks Colin, much appreciated :)
Chris
- At 11:30am on January 16, 2010,
Colin Watson said… - Hi Chris answer to your message you sent me.
Only ones I can say for sure are.
James Kenedy Christening 4th March 1795.
Elisabeth Kenedy Christening 6th March 1797.
Jean Kenedy Christening 24th July 1799.
What you need to do now is find their marriages & then on the Scottish census records this will confirm if the marriages are correct.
Mind you thats if they didnt die before 1st Census, sorry cant help with Scottish census as I dont have access to them, but sure there will be somebody that will.
Colin.
- At 3:42pm on January 14, 2010,
tasteach said… - G'day Chris,
Welcome to this great ning for researching your family history. Please visit and join lots of groups and add to their discussions with questions and comments of your own. Remember to also join in the chatroom where I am tasteach.
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