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Dayton Daily News Ohio – Shawnee High School – Richard CUMPSTON
In May 2008 the newspaper recorded Richard CUMPSTON graduating from Shawnee High School from the class of 2008. Richard I would love to talk to you about your ancestors!
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Tagged Cumpston, Genealogy, Guild of One Name Studies, Ohio, United States
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Australian Convict Transportation Registers Joseph CUMPSTEY 1852
CUMPSTEY is not one of my Guild of One Name Studies registered names but occasionally I have found links with my CUMPSTON relatives. Joseph CUMPSTEY was convicted on 29th November 1849 at Lancaster and sailed on the vessel Equestrian on 27th … Continue reading
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Tagged Cumpstey, England, Guild of One Name Studies, Van Diemen's Land
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Australian Convict Transportation Registers Mary COMPSTON
Mary Compston was convicted on 11th December 1847 at Lancaster, England and sailed on 26th April 1848 to Van Dieman’s Land Australia. Please let me know if you recognise Mary.
Australian Convict Transportation Registers James COMPSTON 1832
James COMPSON sailed on the vessel Parmelia. He was convicted on 8th March 1832 at Stafford, England and sailed on 23rd July 1832 to New South Wales. Please let me know if you recognise James.
Australian Immigration Collection 1788-1923 is now Online – John CUMPSTONE
Australia’s immigration records from 1788 to 1923 are going online for the first time as a package charting more than 14.5 million journeys to the new colony. Included on the Ancestry.com.au web site are passenger lists, musters, census information and … Continue reading
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Tagged Cumpston, Cumpstone, England, Genealogy, Guild of One Name Studies, Westmoraland
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Colonial Australians
As of 9 July 2011, there are over 48,100 individuals in this database! The site is called ‘Australian Royalty’ because Marion Purnell is descended from convicts. Her direct ancestors, William Purnell, Bridget Welsh/Murray, Samuel James, Simon Moulds and Ann Davis, were all transported … Continue reading
Flat caps and bonnets website
http://www.flatcapsandbonnets.com/ This is an interesting website which offers low cost data DVDs of parish registers and other documents of family history interest. It is a fairly random selection, and I suspect mostly of out-of-copyright publications from the early 20th century. There … Continue reading
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Tagged England, Family history, Genealogy, Parish Registers
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James COMPSTON St Clairsville Ohio
October 5, 2008 Mark and Tina Clegg of Jacobsburg announce the engagement of their daughter, Mallory Marie Clegg, to James Compston, son of Larry Compston of St. Clairsville and Julie Compston of Sanford, Fla. The bride-elect is a 2004 graduate … Continue reading
Matthew COMPERSTON Danby Wiske North Riding of Yorkshire
From NYCRO film number 27, Parish registers of Danby Wiske. Baptisms in 1810 Jane daughter of Christopher Metcalf, blacksmith, and Jane his wife daughter of Matthew COMPERSTON, was born 12th and baptised 13th May 1810. This is a new variant of … Continue reading
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Tagged Cumpston, Danby Wiske, Genealogy, Guild of One Name Studies, variant name, Yorkshire
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Lancashire County Council Library – on line resources
http://www.lancashire.gov.uk/onrl/viewfaq.asp#1 The Online Reference Library (OnRL) is Lancashire’s Gateway to Information. It contains theirPremier Choice subscription sites and the Website Gateway. Premier Choice sites include well known resources such as Oxford English Dictionary, Grove Music , Encyclopaedia Britannica, Kompass and Who’s Who, as … Continue reading
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Tagged England, Family history, Lancashire, Lancashire County Council, On line research
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