Family Tree. - Page 4

gocherryl63 · 04-02-2015, 15:19

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Originally Posted by mez

my cousin has done our family tree got back to 1690, found some cousins still alive & had 3 e-mails today from 2nd cousin in canada oooooooooo they seem to be coming out of the woodwork. it is hard work but very rewarding too.........lots of patience is really needed.

Is this the chippendales family tree including Dinah, thankyou

gocherryl63 · 04-02-2015, 15:23

Anyone related to Dinah chippendale

Mog · 04-02-2015, 15:45

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Originally Posted by gocherryl63

I an a relative of Dinah chippendale her daughter which she had out of Wed lock in 1911 was my grandmother then she married twice after giving my grandmother away I think she had four more children.

cherryl-richer. Has not been on Accy webb since August 2011. Dont think she/He will see this.

cashman · 04-02-2015, 22:07

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Originally Posted by Mog

cherryl-richer. Has not been on Accy webb since August 2011. Dont think she/He will see this.

May be worth trying to send a pm. if the settings are ok, he/she will get an e-mail telling her? its worth trying, yeh never know.

Gremlin · 05-02-2015, 10:04

I went into Ossy library to ask about researching my family, although I'm not originally from round here.
The assistant advised me to join the library and get a PIN then I could spend as long as I wanted using the Ancestry site cost free.
I found what I wanted to know and never used it since.

Rowlf · 05-02-2015, 15:45

Ancestry site and Findmypast are free to use at all Lancashire County Council libraries. Time spent on a computer there is usually restricted to a couple of hours. They have local newspapers on film too which can be useful. I have always found the library staff very helpful.

Bob Dobson · 06-02-2015, 11:25

Use it or lose it. It is vital that we keep our libraries open. I have checked - there are no members of the Lancashire Family History Society researching Chippendales. The society has its own library/research rom, open every Thursday afternoon and monthly on Saturday and it is in The Straits, Ossie. Visitors are made welcome. and given help and advice by experts

cashman · 06-02-2015, 11:54

Never noticed that on the straits Bob, whereabouts?

gocherryl63 · 06-02-2015, 12:34

Does anyone have any relatives from William chippendale born 1909 living at 4 Overton street and died 1973. In hope

cashman · 06-02-2015, 14:38

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Originally Posted by cashman

Never noticed that on the straits Bob, whereabouts?

Its ok have walked up yon just now n clocked it. amazing whats around if yeh look.

gocherryl63 · 06-02-2015, 15:36

Cushman I am active and any information would be gratefully received

AllanBarlick · 18-02-2015, 10:46

I have been researching my family history for about 10 years. I often think that its something like a cross between being good at jigsaws and being a private investigator.
Here's my advise for what its worth;
Get a family tree started with yourself (I use Ancestry) and always work backwards. Start with the 1911 census and work back to 1841. Check birth, marriages and deaths - it gives you the year quarter for the event. Always question if you have the right person as there will be others with the same name. Try Lancashire OnLine Parish Clerk Project - for Lancashire ancestors - its free.

I have been able to find lots of first, second and third cousins all over the World through my research.

It is adictive but very enjoyable. Good luck!