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A MEGA Surname Study The world’s leading publication for one-namers The quarterly publication of the Guild of One-Name Studies www.one-name.org Volume 12 Issue 8 • October-December 2016 p25 DNA Seminar Report p18-21 A MEGA Surname Study All the latest Guild news and updates GUILD OFFICERS Box G, 14 Charterhouse Buildings CHAIRMAN Goswell Road, London EC1M 7BA Paul Howes Tel: 0800 011 2182 (UK) 106 Auburndale Dr Tel: 1-800 647 4100 (North America) Ponte Vedra Guild information Tel: 1800 305 184 (Australia) Florida 32081 USA Our Mission Email: [email protected] +1 904 342 0881 Website: www.one-name.org The Guild will strengthen its position [email protected] Registered as a charity in England as the centre of excellence for surname and Wales No. 802048 studies by educating the worldwide VICE-CHAIRMAN genealogical community in one-name President Peter Copsey MCG studies and empowering members to Derek A Palgrave MA MPhil FRHistS FSG MCG 86 Scrub Rise share their knowledge and expertise. Billericay Vice-Presidents Essex Howard Benbrook MCG CM12 9PE UK Regional Representatives Iain Swinnerton TD. DL. JP MCG 01277 651800 The Guild has Regional Reps in many Alec Tritton [email protected] areas around the world. If you are Peter Walker MCG interested in becoming one, please contact Regional Rep Coordinator Guild Committee Julie Goucher: rep-coordinator@one- The Committee consists of the four SECRETARY name.org. Officers, plus the following: Julie Goucher Peter Alefounder Anglers Rest Rodney Brackstone Grove Crescent WebForum Paul Featherstone Teignmouth, Devon The Guild’s WebForum is open to any TQ14 9HP UK member logged into our website. Simply Subcommittee Chairman 01626 772735 click on the word “Forums” in the menu Seminar: Rodney Brackstone [email protected] bar at the top of the home page. TREASURER Mailing List Email System: Ken Mycock Tracy Care This online mailing list is open to any Front Office: Roy Rayment MCG 3 Windsor Gardens member with an email account. To Herne Bay join the list, complete the brief form Librarians: Peter Copsey MCG, Roy Kent at: http://one-name.org/rootsweb- Rayment MCG & Anne Shankland MCG CT6 8FE UK mailing-list/. To send a message to the mailing list send it in plain text 01227 906099 Members’ Profiles & Datastores: to [email protected]. Karen Burnell [email protected] Mentors: Robert Allard Guild Marriage Index [email protected] Production: Peter Walker MCG REGISTRAR Susan Hundleby RootsWeb Mailing List: The Old Smithy Wendy Archer MCG 1 School Lane Lea Marston www.facebook. www.twitter.com/ Social Networking: Debbie Kennett MCG com/guildonename guildonename Sutton Coldfield Stands: Paul Featherstone B76 0BW UK [email protected] Volunteers: Peter Hagger Web Forum: Gene Prescott EDITOR Webmaster: Kim Baldacchino Jean-Marc Bazzoni 43 Peake Avenue The Journal of One-Name Studies is Kirby Cross published quarterly by the Guild of One- Frinton-on-Sea Name Studies and printed by Flexpress The Guild is served by about 100 Essex Ltd, 6 Coal Cart Road, Interchange, volunteers each of whom gives of their C013 0SQ UK Birstall, Leicester, LE4 3BY. valuable time. For a complete list of [email protected] postholders, see: http://one-name. ISSN 0262-4842 org/about-the-guild/post-holders/ and http://one-name.org/about-the-guild/ © Copyright Guild of One-Name regional-representatives/. Studies 2016 Volume 12 Issue 8 • October-December 2016 CONTENTS MAIN ARTICLES 8 Exploits of the Harmston Family by Ray Harmston 9 Vayro Ancestry in Belper, Derbyshire: an Unsolved Mystery and an MBE by Rennison Vayro 12 The Hillman Family on St Helena Island, South Atlantic, Part Two by John and Sheila Hillman 14 Get your Study OUT THERE! Using Facebook by Julie Goucher 16 The Buildings of Francis Mawson Rattenbury in British Columbia, Canada: A Visit Rewarded by John Rattenbury 18 A MEGA Surname Study: The Ridgeon One-Name Study by Tanya Kimber 22 The Rise and Fall of the Surname Brazenor in Shropshire, Part One by Aubrey Cox 29 Family Finder DNA and One-Namers by Peter Whitlock GUILD REPORTS - NEWS - EVENTS 25 DNA Seminar Report by Diane Jameson, Kevin Hurley, Sue Wynne, Brian Audley, Nick Berkeley and Lorna Emms 28 Regional Reprentatives Update by Julie Goucher 30 The Guild and Volunteers by Peter Hagger 31 Forthcoming Seminars REGULARS 4 From the Committee by Julie Goucher 5 Marriage Challenge Update by Peter Copsey MCG 6 DNA for your ONS: Project Management, Part One by Susan C Meates MCG ARTICLES, letters and other contributions are welcomed from members, especially accompanied by illustrations, and should be sent to the Editor. Publication dates will normally be the first day of January, April, July, and October. Copyright of the material is to the Editor and Publishers of the Journal of One-Name Studies and the author. No material may be reproduced in part or in whole without the prior permission of the publishers. The views expressed in the Journal are those of individual contributors and are not necessarily those of the Committee of the Guild of One-Name Studies. The distribution list for this Journal is based on the information held in the Guild database on the first of the month preceding the issue date. From the Committee… by Julie Goucher, Guild Secretary esterday the journal of a long standing genealogical or- filling a vacancy or helping index, joining the seminar team, ganisation arrived through my letter box. I joined that contributing to the News Watch project. If you would like to YSociety in 1987 and next year I will have been a member assist, then please drop a note to [email protected]. for 30 years. What I noticed immediately was that two key officer posts were vacant. Last week I shared to my Commit- In many ways the things I have mentioned here set us apart tee colleagues a blog post (http://www.amyjohnsoncrow. from other societies. We are an innovative organisation, we com/2016/02/16/do-we-still-need-genealogy-societies/) have members who create proposals to Committee that are which considered the question, are genealogical societies the approved and become fully fledged projects and initiatives – way forward? the Members Website Project, the TNA (The National Archives) Wills project and the more recent project with FamilySearch My personal view is YES, but there must be an option to adapt and there are many more. Every single thing is undertaken by and progress. The field of genealogy has been transformed in a volunteer for the benefit of everyone. The Committee thank the last decade and when I cast my mind back to the first every volunteer, because meeting I attended of the Society I mentioned above the ge- without your support the nealogical world has moved beyond recognition. The internet Guild would not function. has revolutionised the way we can research and interact with others, in fact the world has shrunk to the size of a matchbox! Sadly, the functionality of the Guild costs money and Whatever societies do, they do through the hard work and for the first time in seven dedication of volunteers and the Guild is no exception. We years the subscription rate function and run completely by the efforts of volunteers. We will increase from 1 No- have an amazing seminar committee who make seminars avail- vember 2016. This was not able where they can, with the majority of sessions recorded a decision taken lightly, but and available on the website for members only. We have re- as Trustees of the Guild it was not an option for us to reduce gional reps, globally and there is a list of Reps and vacancies our reserves in order to subsidise subscriptions. There was a elsewhere in this journal. We have a variety of indexes and more in-depth article written by the Treasurer and Registrar transcribers and an active presence on social media channels. in the July edition of the journal (Volume 12 Issue 7 page 30). To see a list of Guild benefits, visit http://one-name.org/ about-the-guild/membership-benefits/ The increased subscription rate of £18 or £20 for those who wish to have a printed copy of the Register should ensure that The Guild functions by the ethos of members helping mem- there will not need to be an increase for a number of years to bers. Please ask yourself: can I give the Guild one hour of time come. We very much value the support given to the Guild from in any capacity? We would love you to join us to contribute the membership. You are the people that make the Guild the to the Guild for the benefit of the members, whether that is organisation it has evolved into. n Images from the Website Creation Seminar at Beauchamp College, Oadby, Leicestershire July 2016 Photos courtesy of Peter Hagger 4 Journal of One-Name Studies, October-December 2016 Marriage Challenge Update: What are the Benefits? by Peter Copsey MCG (Marriage Challenge Coordinator, Member 1522) his article is directed to members who have recently is this risk; I once transcribed a father as David when it was joined the Guild and those who are not yet familiar with actually Daniel. The quality of hand-writing in parish registers TMarriage Challenge. Perhaps you are wondering what it is variable and can sometimes be very hard to read. But the is all about and whether it will be of any benefit for your one- Challenger may well become familiar with the hand-writing by name study. examining other entries in the same hand, making errors less likely.
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