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DOROTHY HOLDEN of DOVER, KENT, UK is looking for an Annie Ostle.
Annie married Thomas ADDISON in Liverpool in 1845. Thomas was a blacksmith and Annie's father is
given as Joseph OSTLE. In 1851 they were living at 122 Burlington Street, Liverpool.
If you can help, email Dorothy now
PETER OSTLE of DERBYSHIRE is looking for any further information on the
Richibucto Ostles of New Brunswick (See under "New Brunswick Ostles" on the History
pages)
Also anything on the Rev. J. Sharpe Ostle who was curate of Crossthwaite 1883-5. A report in
The West Cumberland Times for November 3, 1886 says he was taking up a six month's
chapliancy in the South of Spain. His boss at the church was Cannon H.D. Rawnsley,
one of the founders of the National Trust.
If you can help, email Pete now.
HELEN STRICKLAND is seeking information on a MARGARET OSTLE who married her ancestor,
Thomas Muse in 1913, probably at Carlisle. Thomas died around 1820 and then Margaret took
the kids off with her to Australia.
If you can help, email Helen now.
Links
Bob Ostle's Pages
More information on the Aspatria and British Columbia Ostle families
Steve Bulman's Site
An excellent site with lots of pictures and general information on Cumberland
including extracts from Jollie's Directory covering Holm Cultram, Aspatria,
and other parishes.
Cumbrian Surnames Site
Searchable database of surnames, message boards and some nice old pictures.
TEMPORALLY OFF LINE (Feb. 2001)
Quaker History Site
General history on the Society of Friends with good links to other Quaker sites
Cumberland Roots
Transcriptions of the Holm Cultram Parish Records from the 1600's to 1800's.
Quite invaluable resourse.
This site now also includes the Beckfoot Quaker Meeting Marriage Register and a very
comprehensive list of Cumbrian and Family History links
Bill Reay's Transcripts
Parish records for Dearham, Allhallows, Gilcrux, Flimby and Wigton.
Modern maps of United Kingdom
19th Century maps of England
Excellent selection of books on Cumbria
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