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Re: cottages of Cambridgeshire

17Angie — 2009-07-25 16:49:38Z

For anyone who wants the genealogy of Cottage's of Cambridgeshire, I did the Cottage line back to 1664. If you download from the Mormon website the .paf files - (for free) I will send you my file to put in it. It is easy to find on their website, you need that file to download my file. My single name is Angela Cottage and if you need to contact me, please do so. e-mail address is angela_koblitz@hotmail.com. (There are a few mistakes, but I'm not into geneology any more and can't be bothered to correct them.)

Re: Yugoslavian Cottage

RobertJerin — 2008-10-19 02:28:25Z

KRIVOKUCA sounds like krrreevohkoochah... krivo means crooked kuca means house... literal translation of this surname is Crooked house.

COTTAGE was most likely KATIC (son of Kate)who came mostly from an area about 40 miles west of the capital of Zagreb, Croatia. KRIVOKUCA would appear to come from an area about 30 miles WSW of Zagreb.

Robert Jerin
Croatian Heritage Museum
Cleveland Ohio

Re: cottages of Cambridgeshire

BDrane34 — 2006-11-30 01:05:31Z

I am related to the same Cottages as Trudie Davidson and Susan Broadhurst. However, I do not have an Eliza Cottage married to a Charles Cutter. If you feel we have other links I would be happy to hear from you.

Re: cottages of Cambridgeshire

thetwojayccees — 2005-07-04 19:10:26Z

Hi Shirley
Are you still looking for Eliza Cottage and Charles Cutter's relations? I'm one! I'm Jeannie Cottage (b1944), my father Owen Cottage (b1919), his father Frederick William Cottage (b1896 - d1981), his father George Arthur Edward Cottage (b1965 - d1939), his father James Cottage (b1841 - d1891), his father *George Cottage (b1818 - d1852), his father James Cottage (b abt 1794 - d?).
*George's other children were Betsy Cottage (b1843 - d?) who married Thomas Brown in 1863, Eliza Cottage (b1845 - d 1885), who married Charles Burton Cutter in 1867 (Charles Burton Cutter was illegitimate and his father was somebody Burton - I have the name but not to hand!), Susan Cottage (b1846) who married John Clark in 1868, Charles Cottage (b1850) and twins George and John (b1852).
I have masses of info on the Cottages - full birth dates, baptism dates, and whole descents, many to the present day.
If you would like more information please contact me.

Good luck
Jeannie

Re: cottages of Cambridgeshire

shirley1345 — 2004-10-09 22:30:50Z

Hi
I've just found a family link with Eliza COTTAGE born app 1847 Linton Cambridgeshire. From her marriage details (on the IGI) she married 15 September 1867 Charles CUTTER born app 1850 Hadstock Essex. Eliza's father is listed as George COTTAGE (also from the IGI marriage)
I would love to hear from anyone related to Eliza or George COTTAGE
Regards
Shirley

Re: cottages of Cambridgeshire

adam1668 — 2004-04-08 23:07:28Z

not sure if you are still there, but i am linked to linton cottages. New to this so only have parents word of mouth at moment but please contact me

Re: cottages of Cambridgeshire

adam1668 — 2004-04-08 23:07:28Z

not sure if you are still there, but i am linked to linton cottages. New to this so only have parents word of mouth at moment but please contact me

Yugoslavian Cottage

thaines57 — 2004-03-24 13:33:21Z

My great-grandmother was supposed to be a Cottage from Bobtown, Greene County, Pa. I believe she came from Yugoslavia and was born in the late 1800s. I don't know much else about her other than she married Mile Krivokuca/Mike Krivosky. They lived in Grant Town, Marion County, WV. Possible children:
Michael Richard Kervaski 1915-1991
George Krevosky d. 1945 at Iwo Jima
Mitch
Dorothy

Re: cottages of Cambridgeshire

Trudie40 — 2001-06-23 14:11:39Z

Thanks for reply. I have not looked at the Cottage family for a while and recently lost a lot of info from my computer! I have looked through my paper files though and do have Lydia Cottage b. 10 July 1842 and bap 31 July 1842 in Linton parents John Cottage and Martha Strange m. 9 april 1842 in Linton (John's second wife). I guess this is your Lydia. When I began researching this name I was sent a lot of information on the Cottage family going back to Jeffrey Cottey c. 1630. I have not had time to check all this information for myself but the bits I have done (ie my immediate decendants) do seem to be OK. I will gladly let you have this info. Perhaps you could email me offlist tdavidson@tinyworld.co.uk with your snail mail address and I can send you a copy (unfortunately do not have it all back on the computer?!) Best wishes Trudie

Re: cottages of Cambridgeshire

susanbroadhurst20 — 2001-06-23 10:02:41Z

hello trudie. all this sounds encouraging. can go back to lydia cottage [nee strange] [born 1842]marrying robert dennis
at linton, cambs. lydia my great grandmother. have several other cottages going back to mid 18th century who i am sure fit into lydia's ancestry. any use ?.

cottages of Cambridgeshire

susanbroadhurst20 — 2001-06-23 09:57:33Z

Looking for information about the Cottages
of Linton, Cambridgeshire. My line of the family includes marriage with the Strange
family, also of Cambridgeshire. Finally,
Lydia Cottage married Robert Dennis of Linton and the family [Dennis] moved to
Gravesend in Kent. Would appreciate any
information. Thank you

Re: cottages of Cambridgeshire

Trudie40 — 2001-06-22 14:02:47Z

Susan - I have Cottages from Linton in my family: Phoebe Cottage m. John Starling (both from Linton) in 1857. Phoebe's parents were Stephen Cottage (gamekeeper) and Jemima Bye. I seem to remember the name Strange so will check back. Wld love to hear from you. Trudie