[WED]CHARLES HEMBURY & JANE WALL

[mcginnis]

Wow!  Thanks John.

John Hayward wrote:

> Hi All
>
> > Hi Martin,
> > This e-mail has been bothering me and decided to respond--and am doing the
> response to the entire List as feel we should share these concerns.
> >
> > I remember your earlier e-mail related to the Millard/Mapstone connection
> in Council Bluffs.  I particularly noted it as there are Millards in my
> mother's
> > family although not direct line to me.  And also because I am an Iowan by
> birth--father's family lived in Shenadoah (near Council Bluffs for those of
> you
> > unfamiliar with Iowa) and I had been through CB many times.  I did not
> respond because I did not know the line you were working on and really have
> minimal info
> > on any of the Millards in our line.  I am still inquiring regarding a
> George Millard, father of Ann who married Wm Parker 14 May 1840.
>
> Ann Millard was baptised 15/4/1821 in St. George's, Wedmore, dau. of George
> and Heather Millard, George was a Surveyor of Wedmore. 160/847.
>
> For Ann's marriage George was also a surveyor. 31/61.
> >
> > And there are times when I post an inquiry that I don't get any
> response--for example I asked the other day if anyone was researching
> Parkers.  I assume no one
> > reading the e-mail was.  However, I have found many, many times over that
> even several years later, someone may respond!  I left info in a guest book
> for
> > Racine Co, WI and had several responses  (incl. from Roger Roper who is on
> the Wedmore List) but not until at least a year had past.  One never knows!
> And I
> > am on several lists and find that there are times when the lists are very
> active and other times when they are quiet.  We all get caught up in living
> and have
> > to put the research on the back burner at times.  My comments are to share
> that I don't think that there are "cliques" --maybe I am naive--but I have
> had
> > responses from many folks who are on this list when they had something to
> contribute to my search.  Sometimes they are sent to the List but often are
> sent
> > directly to me.  I do like to respond to the entire list many times in
> hope that someone scanning through will also have info to share.  These
> Wedmore folks
> > seem to have inter-married, moved together to the states, etc and so one
> never knows when we will make a connection.  The subject on this e-mail I am
> replying
> > to has a WALL and we have them, too!!
> > Sandi McGinnis
> > Researching PARKER, TINCKNELL, ROPER, PADFIELD and others.
> >
> > Marfield66@aol.com wrote:
> >
> > > Hi Stan
> > > I can't be specific now as this was 10+ years ago but I am relating to
> the last three generations and yes there were numerous, say about 70%
> omitted.
> > > I have the birth, marriage and death certs so I know that they should be
> in the records of St.Mary's.
> > > I have also recently posted info of Julia Millard 'nee Coombs Mapstone,
> wife of Stephen who died and is buried at Council Bluffs, Iowa.
>
> In the registers Julia is quite clearly Julia Coombs, not Coombe Mapstone.
> Her mother was Mapstone.
>
> John V Hayward
> john@hayward2.fsnet.co.uk
> > > Nobody responded and now I see some interest in the Millard line - I
> guess I'm saying it's a little discouraging as most of my emails have gone
> unanswered.
> > > You would be the only exeption.
> > > Not sure if there's a certain clique in the egroup.
> > > Cheers
> > > Martin.
> > >
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