Hampshire Genealogy

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Comment by Hilary Gadsby on July 16, 2009 at 10:23am

I have connections to MATON & WATERS in my Hampshire families. These are relatives who have married people with these surnames.

Comment by Andrew Young for Margaret Young on July 16, 2009 at 4:17am

My interests in Hampshire are
BREADMORE from the Vernham Dean area, St Mary Bourne, Quarley and Amport
BREADMAN from Ashmansworth, Burghclere and Highclere
BLUNDEN from Wolverton

Comment by Lyn Boxall on July 16, 2009 at 4:12am

My Hampshire names are ANDREWS, BROCKWAY, NOKE, EYRES, WATERS

Comment by Karen Hughes on July 16, 2009 at 3:57am

My Hampshire names are BLANDEW,COLE, FRENCH, GIBBS, GRACE, HARMON, HEARN, HUGHES, KING, MATON, NEWTON, PENNY, STRONG

Comment by Lynnette McMahon on July 15, 2009 at 6:36pm

My Hamshire connections come though my RAMPTON family line. My direct branch came to the USA in 1850s. They came from Basingstoke and Monk Sherborne area of Hampshire.

Anthony RAMPTON (1790-1878) married Mary ASH (1795-1871)

their son Edmund RAMPTON (1829/Basingstoke, Hampshire, England-1899/Benton, Iowa) married Mary Jane ELLIOTT (1836/Michigan-1899/Iowa)

Their son Charles Henry RAMPTON (1868/Iowa-1946/California) married Blanche Annette PAGE (1868/Missouri - 1962/California)

Comment by Veronica Mensch on July 15, 2009 at 5:20pm

My interest in Hampshire lies in the BOXALL name and variants. Having researched my own BOXALL family I had accumulated a lot of data. With this I decided to turn my research into a One Name Study World Wide. Hence I registered with the Guild of One Name Studies. That being said I now have an extensive BOXALL (and Variant) database. I love to help others with their research and am always happy when I am send new details that I had not yet come across. If you are interested in the name you will find I have a BOXALL group here too.

Comment by Elizabeth Kipp nee Blake on July 14, 2009 at 9:14am

When we were returning on the Ferry from Isle of Wight to Portsmouth we discovered that the Hampshire coastline has its own"White Cliffs" and especially loved by us as we hadn't made it to Dover!

Comment by David William Lindsell on July 12, 2009 at 9:19am

I do have some information on this Church from the internet. It was built in 1864 in Surrey Street. It was damaged during WW2 and not repaired. There should be a plaque fixed to the Bank which was erected on the site but it was not found last year when I visited the site. I have not tried the Record Office yet.

Comment by Linda and Tony Knight on July 12, 2009 at 9:06am

We suspect that the Circus School was attached to the Circus Church - which was in Edinburgh Rd. So called because the arrangement of the pews was like a circus ring! Have you tried Portsmouth Record Office for details of the School?

Comment by David William Lindsell on July 12, 2009 at 9:02am

Linda and Tony,
Between C.1875 and C.1960.
David

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