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From: Paine Darren <>
Subject: Stickliand Database (RE: Birth certificate 1700's)
Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2000 12:43:17 -0000


Hi All,

Just to let you know, Mike Stickland's Database site is still going.
I accidentally found it the other week, at:
http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~mist/genealgy/

The site also has Sticklands in the 1851 census, an index of researchers and
anecdotes... I was looking for Sticklands because they are mentioned as
witnesses in the marriage of Joseph Paine (my 5g-grandfather) in the Wareham
parish registers and on his death certificate (Mary Stickland, informant,
Corfe Castle).

Darren Paine
Manchester



-----Original Message-----
From: Gloria Pare [mailto:]
Sent: 29 February 2000 23:43
To:
Subject: Re: Birth certificate 1700's


Paul, Jerry and Mary;

The Sticklands that Paul has mentioned are mine Frances and Nym are my
ggggggrandparents (that's 5 greats) their son William and his wife
Elizabeth Bridle are my 4g great grandparents. How are you suppose to
right that anyway?

I have a complete copy Of Mike Stickland's Data Base which I ran off when
he said he couldn't find someone to take over the site. I have put
together several possible lines that could continue mine, unfortunately I
am unable to link them to my Frances and Nym Stickland which is why I was
looking for some sort of birth record for Frances. I have several possible
lines that are Hilton but each seems to miss a generation.

What to do? What to do?

I want to thank-you all for you help as well as the others that I have
e-mailed separately. I might as well let everyone know that if they want
me to look up a Stickland in the Data base, send me your name and
approximate date and the place if you know it. I have been doing lookups
for people posting their interests from the Data Base for some time.

Thanks again,

Gloria Pare
nee Stickland

At 11:06 PM 29/02/00 +0000, Paul Benyon wrote:
>Hi Gloria, again, and Jerry
>
>I'm glad you mentioned that Jerry, I'd nearly forgotten that! Must be
>a sign of old age :-)) I can't see them on Mike's genealogy site
>anymore :-(( so I went on a mooch through my hard disk this afternoon
>and I see that I still have copies of the URLs that Mike Stickland put
>on line for the name Stickland (which I downloaded Jul 98) although I
>don't have any interests in this area.
>
>There is a reference to Willm christened Iwerne Minster 18 Aug 1750 to
>Frances_ Stickland/Nym_ , but I can't see any other mention of this
>pairing before or after this date, but I haven't looked too closely!
>
>ISTR that the name has been mentioned several times on the list in
>recent months so if anyone would like copies of the HTM pages (10
>pages = about 600K) which includes mentions of the name from the 13th
>century into the latter part of the last century ie the 20th please
>let me know and I'll see what I can do about digging them out and
>sending them as attachments.
>
>Paul
>Portland
>
>
>
>>Were there birth certicates issued back in the early 1700's? I am at a
>>MAJOR roadblock with by Stickland line. I have a Francis Stickland who
>>married Nym Mitchell on 14 September 1746 in Iwerne Minster and do not
seem
>>to be able to break down this wall.
>>
>>Are birth certificates available for this time? If so how do I go about
>>ordering one? What information do I need?
>>
>>If not where do I look to from here?
>>
>>Nothing on the IGI, no census records that old, not sure which parish he
>>was born in.
>>
>>Any help or suggestions would be most appreciated.
>>
>>Sincerely,
>>Gloria Pare
>>
>>
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http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/DOR/
>>
>
>
>


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