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From: "Richard Callard" <>
Subject: RE: Stoke Dam. 1891 name index
Date: Fri, 9 Feb 2001 10:54:12 -0800
In-Reply-To: <011a01c09263$48b03920$177c54d2@cc>


You want to know about the towns that they came from
and other information.
GO TO www.cs.ncl.ac.uk/genuki/DEV/
"Devon Towns and Parishes" Click on it.
"First letter of Town's name" Click on it.
Scroll down to "The Town" Click on it.
Now you know how to find "Devon Towns and Parishes"
Next time someone wants to find a Devon Towns or Parishes
You tell them. Pass it on.

On the right is a map Click on it.
Zoom out, then zoom in until you see what you want.
Stoke is next to the area indicated as Stoke Damerel.
The Map tells a lot.

Richard Callard

-----Original Message-----
From: J&J Bedson [mailto:]
Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2001 10:41 PM
To:
Subject: Stoke Dam. 1891 name index


I've recently found a related HOOPER family in Stoke Damerel and have been
very interested in the correspondence about the place.

I certainly remember my grandparents in the 1930s refering to "Stoke"as a
part of Plymouth.

If anyone is going to the Plymouth Central Library soon, could he/she look
up the 1891 Census surname index for Stoke D.
I only discovered it existed by reading all the gen.
The people are William Francis HOOPER, 27 and Jessie HOOPER 26, married in
1889. Any info would be helpful.

Many thanks. I've had so much help from the folk from Plymouth on this list
that I feel reluctant to ask for more. I've think I've had my share.
If there's anything I can look up in Oz I'd be more than pleased to help.

Joy Bedson, Kiama NSW

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