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OSC Over The Internet (Outside Networks)
I am wondering if any of you know a way that I could have Max on one computer send and receive OSC data with another computer, also running Max.
I know there is UDP Send, which I have used, but only for computers on my own network.
Also, I know there is the net.tcp.send object, and am wondering if that is what I should use? If so, what IP address would I use, if say, I am on a wireless network which has one external IP, but using a computer that also has an internal IP.
Ultimately I want to use this in M4L, so that a user in one state could control parameters on a computer in other state.
Also, why isn't TCP used all the time, it seems like UDP is much more ubiquitous on local networks.
Thanks a lot
and [udpreceive]
are your friends. There's no difference whether you use them on a local or a non-local network.
To answer your question related to TCP vs. UDP, you should google for the two protocols and you'll see (I suggest Wikipedia). The basic difference between the two protocols is that the UDP protocol doesn't care whether your messages reached the destination or not (in fact, it doesn't even check whether the destination address actually exists or not), whereas with TCP the sender will receive a confirmation from the receiver that the packet has been successfully transmitted, and if not, it will automatically attempt to re-send your message again. Because of this, with TCP, you are guaranteed that the receiver will get your messages in the exact order in which you sent them, whereas with UDP the order of the arrival of the packages is not guaranteed.
Why would anybody in Earth use UDP if it's so bad and unreliable compared to TCP, you might ask? Well, since UDP doesn't perform any additional check, it requires less bandwidth (you have to realize that with TCP you'll generate a confirmation package in the reverse direction for each message that you send), and also, because it won't wait for delayed messages (you need to do this with TCP to guarantee the arrival ordering), in most cases, it performs faster. When you stream a lot of information where you might actually not care if some parts of the stream just disappear, then you usually go with UDP, otherwise, you normally use TCP.
However, either UDP or TCP, if you go outside your local network, you need to make sure that firewalls etc. won't block you and that the proper port forwardings are set up in your local routers (see Wikipedia etc. for more info on this) on both sides, otherwise you might end up with a broken connection.
Hope this helps,
TCP is also connection-based, so the setup and teardown is a bit more complicated. (For UDP you just start firing, or listening for, packets.)
For what it's worth (and it's many years since I took a networking class) TCP doesn't have to acknowledge every packet sent, so long as it can acknowledge the most recent of an uninterrupted sequence. It's protecting against reordering for packets travelling across the Internet where the routing may change from packet to packet; on a single LAN that shouldn't matter.
Thank you for your detailed explanation, I was hoping to hear from you specifically on this, as you seem to know a lot.
I am preparing to give it a shot with [udpsend] (how do you make the text do that BTW?) but I am concerned with going outside my local network. It will assuredly be Mac to Mac, and I know how to check both my internal and external IP, but they are so different. For instance, my internal IP is almost always, 192.168.1.XXX and when i ask google it is usually something quite different, such as 76.171.97.XXX
I guess I will send it to the external IP and make sure I completely understand port forwarding, which I do not right now. Am I correct to believe that port forwarding is the away around internal/external static/dynamic ip addressing issues?
Also, if I am using UDP on a known port and IP, in theory, couldn't anyone with access to the internet send OSC messages to my machine (in theory wreaking havoc) on my live set?
Thanks again, your contributions to the forum are great cassiel.
You need to send to the external IP of the router that's looking after the destination LAN – and that router needs to be set up to do reverse-NAT (port forwarding) so that incoming packets are routed to the appropriate host on the LAN.
Yes, if your external IPs are globally routable, anyone on the Internet could send packets to the destination. You should firewall the destination router so that it'll only forward packets originating from the external-facing IP of the source router.
Oh, and as an aside: if you use a TCP protocol then you probably won't have to worry about routing the packets back to the client machine: routers generally do reverse packet routing on responses.
Thank you again cassiel. I believe you are located in the UK or somewhere outside the US (where I am located) so the rules may be different but I am wondering about something else.
My ISP only provides static IP addresses to businesses, so I do not think I can get a static IP. I use OS X and read several "How To" guides on setting up a static IP, (like this http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/22161/how-to-set-up-a-static-ip-in-mac-os-x/)
only to realize (after breaking my LAN network setup) that I have to get a static IP address from my IP, and that I can't just type in some static IP address (at least I think that is correct).
I was told the dynamic ip leases are usually about a month so I am guessing that my external IP will remain the same for about a month before switching, long enough to connect via UDPsend with another computer. Do you think this is correct?
Also, does Max even have a TCPSend object? It is very straightforward to use UDP, as you pointed out, but you also pointed out some benefits to using TCP, and, in your last post, again mentioned using TCP. I know you recommended UDP, I am just wondering what max object I would use for TCP if I wanted to try that way as well.
One last thing on which I would like your opinion. I have heard more than one person say OSC is a "UDP Protocol" basically saying that you couldn't use TCP to send OSC data. This doesn't seem to make any sense, but here it is http://www.frieder-weiss.de/eyecon/Manual/udp-osc.htm
Again, I see why UDP seems standard, just wondering if it could be done with TCP
^ This should sort you for an internet-facing static IP. There are other tools / services, but this is the one I've used in the past with decent results.
The term for this is Dynamic DNS. It's free (in this instance) – don't go giving your ISP cash money for this.
Thank you Johnny, I have a noip account now. Here is my question about this:
If I make my account http://www.example.noip.org and I plan to use port 8000, well UDPSend needs an IP address right? I don't think I can send osc messages to http://www.example.noip.org:8000 because that is not an IP address but rather a URL. Am I mistaken here?
http://www.example.noip.org is a server name that will resolve to an IP address, presumably your external address if you set everything up properly.
From a max network object, you should be able to enter as the args
http://www.example.noip.org 8000
However, although I'm not familiar with noip.org (I use dyndns.org for this sort of thing), I would have thought that if you got the subdomain 'example.noip.org' then that will be sufficient, you won't need the www prefix so your args would be
example.noip.org 8000
To gst this, you should be able to open a terminal window and type
ping example.noip.org
Even though you might not get a response if the ping service is blocked, it should immediately display the IP address to which it is trying to connect and that should be your external IP address if you configured everything properly.
^ This.
You get something like "mydomain.noip.org" and it all plays out as above once you configure everything correctly. Port-forwarding, UPnP, whatever it takes – firewall config etc.
dhjdhjdhj, nice catch. :)
Wow. to all of you, thank you very much for the help. I just tested my idea (just sending a fader's values from one device to another on separate networks) and it worked! (Hopefully bigger things to come).
It is correct, example.no-ip.org (then the port number) is all that is needed.
Interestingly at first there was about 3 seconds of latency but quickly that dropped to under a second.
One remaining question, cassiel mentioned "You should firewall the destination router so that it'll only forward packets originating from the external-facing IP of the source router."
How can I do that? I looked at the setup for my (destination router, where I setup port forwarding) and I can't find any place to do it. Is there a firewall program. You guys have helped so much. Thank you
I don't know what kind of router you're using, but most of them include some kind of firewall. You want to make sure that you only accept UDP packets on the incoming port if they come from your transmitting address.
hey startec, is there a chance that you post a working example, of corse not with personal data. thanks
@Mr Good,
It is really straightforward if you follow the helpful posts by others (above). All it would be is a udpreceive
and a certain port number, I choose 8080 and, on the other computer, a udpsend
with the computer's ip address, and the same port. You can then send just about any message into the udpsend
and it would theoretically come out the udpreceive
Note, the message needs to be sent to the external ip address.
I am betting you are using a router, possibly a wireless one. The hardest part is configuring the port forwarding so that the messages sent to port 8080 get forwarded to the local ip address of the receiving computer. Not the sending of the actual max messages.
Hi there just to understand so you have to put "example.noip.org 8000" (whatever the proper account) in the udpsend object?
Alright I think I understand everything outlined in this thread. Let me attempt to summarize. Please correct me if I have anything wrong. First thing is to set up port forwarding on our routers, like this
and then we just use the external IP address which can be found at a site like
the only thing is that IP address can change and if you don't want to have to look it up every time you can get an account at noIP.com where you will get a single domain name to use instead. You download a program
that detects changes in your IP address and keeps it linked with your domain name.
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I'm terrified that because of social media, the entire world can see my words. It means I can hurt more than just the people in front of me every time I choose to not live like Jesus.
But what I've come to discover is, many people don't realize this cost. We still treat social media as if it is an exemption from being responsible for our words and actions.
We need to get over the power that makes us feel we can say whatever we want on social media, and instead embrace the power to say what only builds up. When we are doing this, we can use social media as a tool for change—something that would honor the life of Jesus rather than shame it.
It truly is possible to live and love like Jesus on social media. It is possible to glorify God with our social media activity. We just need a few guidelines to point us in the right direction:
1. Strive for Connection, not Attention.
There are two kinds of social media users: one who goes on with a "look at me!" perspective, and one who goes on with a "let's connect" perspective. Social media was made for the latter.
This doesn't mean you can't share your work with others online. This just means you shouldn't use likes and comments as validation for yourself. Aim to connect instead.
2. Be Transparent, but not too Transparent.
Jesus revealed personal information to His disciples, not to everyone. This means we should strive to be transparent with those who love us and gather around us in real life. While social media opens our lives to the entire world, the entire world doesn't need to know about everything. Be transparent, but mostly with your close friends in real life.
3. Ask Yourself: Could I Say This Same Thing in Front of Someone?
Social media distances us from the impact of our words. We could say things and then walk away from our keyboard, being blind to how others react to them.
But just because we can't see the impact of our words in real life doesn't mean our words don't make a splash. If we're saying things that aren't words we would say in front of someone's face, then we shouldn't say them at all.
4. Don't Buy into the "Say What Needs to be Said" Culture.
On social media, everyone is "saying what needs to be said." But when everyone is doing this, it's hard to filter what actually needs to be said. A better way to get across a message is to say what needs to be said, but also live it in real life. This is what Jesus did. He gave the Sermon on the Mount, and then immediately after began healing people. A message is better communicated when it is not only said, but lived as well.
5. Learn to Listen Better.
When people see a status they disagree with, they're quick to state their opinions in the comments. But this disables us from listening. In real life, we have to wait our turn to speak, but with comments, we simply have to scroll down. This is how some articles and discussions online can get so out of control—people refuse to listen and instead turn the subject into something entirely different.
Rather than being quick to voice your opinion, digest the words you're reading first. Offer a thoughtful response only after listening.
6. Avoid Stirring the Pot With the Articles You Share.
Many Christians like to stir the pot with the articles they share on hot-button issues. But I would urge you to monitor how many articles you share that simply agree with your ideology. When you do this, you can run into the danger of making your beliefs purely about arguing opinions rather than living for Christ, which is a bad message to send to unbelievers.
You don't need to stir the pot to show people Christ; you just need to live and love like Him.
7. No Racist Comments.
This one is obvious, but apparently needs to be said. Just because your friends on social media share your same values doesn't mean you can say whatever you want to them. The truth is, when you're on social media, you're not only speaking to your friends—you're speaking to the world. And one thing the world needs less of is words to perpetuate stereotypes and racial hatred.
8. Avoid Being Mean to Bloggers.
Social media is not an outlet where you can be mean to others because you don't agree with them. If we don't like a person's art, we should be constructively sharpening them to think better, but we shouldn't be tearing them down. Art is a personal thing, and you're tearing at a person's soul every time you choose to condemn their work instead of sharpen it. Instead, push them to be better in gentle ways.
Social media is a dangerous territory, but it's possible to live like Jesus in midst of its complications. The key is to relinquish the false sense of power that fools us into thinking we can do whatever we want online, and instead pick up the love and character of Jesus Christ to shape our words. In the end, it's those words that'll make a difference.
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So glad to see an article embracing the use of online media! I really appreciate the number of points supporting good and kind discourse online. I think if Christians embodied that well, our world would improve. When I've been in Internet comment environments that are often caustic (*cough* youtube *cough*), but see a certain channel change that environment for good, and use their comment section to drive thought and conversation instead of vitriol and trolling, it's really a powerful and useful medium.
I would push back though about number 6 however. While this might not be the intention of the article, I feel like 'stirring the pot' in many Christian contexts I've been in has been code for politicizing things, or participating in what might be seen as primarily political conversations (posting articles revolving around feministic thought, perspectives towards taxation, health care, free speech, race relations and dynamics, etc.) and I've seen it as a way of trying to shut down Christ followers from participating in thing Jesus would have very well cared deeply about, but being 'overly political', much of modern American church culture disengages from simply for being 'political'. I don't think that is a helpful message.
I think when a Christian is posting an article that agrees with their ideology, but maybe pushes back against common ideology in Christian culture that they see as poisonous or bad, if their desire is to start conversation and enact change in a good way they shouldn't be held to limit themselves. Obviously, oversharing in general is another thing, as well as posting something just to troll, but I don't think that's what this point seems to illustrate, and that's why Edge rank and 'see less' functions exist.
All that to say, I think it's important for us as Christians not to use 'stirring the pot' as a catch-all to silence messages that have merit to spread, especially if it's for the benefit of the oppressed or marginalized Jesus cares for so much.
17"Therefore, COME OUT FROM THEIR MIDST AND BE SEPARATE," says the Lord. "AND DO NOT TOUCH WHAT IS UNCLEAN; And I will welcome you. 2 Corinthians 6:17
God created this world but it is not our home. Today majority do not live by Jesus word (BIBLE). I have recently learned this and I have to say its true but its hard but it must be done. We should not be listening to music that talks about sex and drugs. Post only things that glorify god and speak his truth. Not false information. People need to know what the bible says and means. We must read the bible ourselves to know His true word.
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Social media today is very influential to everyone, but can find info quickly but also we could say hello to everyone in cyberspace.
Please consider this for your next article
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I have a list of Christian social media groups. Half of them no longer exist. Then I received an email that yet another popular Christian social site was closing. The owner stated hosting and other expenses to be the cause. So I started looking at Christian social sites and noticed a high percentage of them all have something in common:
Some of the things you said were right but lots of people are not good at expressing their feelings within a gathering but on social media they are comfortable as they don't have to fear anything. Social media can either be used for bad purpose or good its upto the person if you spread the good things means you are not following everything being a Christian should be or any religion person. But if you are spreading haters then you are making more and more people follow you. So there are advantages and disadvantages in everything it's now upto us how to use it.http://www.finestassignments.co.uk/
These are all things I strive to do most of the time. Since I'm not perfect there may be times when I get carried away a bit, but on the whole I abstain from mean comments though I see a lot of them on Facebook. I avoid Twitter because I find that 140 characters doesn't leave enough room for nuances in discussions. It may be OK for insulting people, but that is not what I want to do. I also avoid confronting people on Facebook because in many cases you don't know who you're dealing with, and confrontation is always a dicey proposition anyway. No, I try to be gracious and show restraint in what I write.
What might you recommend for a Born Again Christian, who might want to interface with different Christians on online networking, and not exactly beyond any doubt how to go about it, as they are generally new to this interchanges medium? http://www.courseworkbuzz.co.uk/do-my-coursework/


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charming spaces: stylish + solid
I have been keeping this photo in my files, regularly looking for the source without any luck. I noticed it popping up on Pinterest, never with a link to the source or any information about the design. I thought that it must be a scan from some book and that one day I would find it. Last week I made yet another attempt to track it and to my wonderful surprise I found a website that led me to the source. This, in my opinion, stylish and solid space is the living room in the Hollywood Hills home of Claire Stansfield, the founder of the clothing line C & C California, and her husband. The house is a 1920s Robert Byrd design, remodelled by the architect firm Marmol Radziner (see more photos on their website).
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Perhaps, Gothamites, you weren't aware that this year marks the centennial of "the greatest subway system in the world."
Hmm, wonder if London, Tokyo and Moscow would concur?
Anyway, click here to find out about all the cool things taking place to celebrate the subway's history.
Among them: "Take a historic ride on a vintage subway."
This takes place this coming Saturday and Sunday, December 18/19, from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. each day.
Six vintage trains from the New York Transit Museum will run on the N line between 57th Street and Whitehall Street.
They'll also run the Grand Central S. Shuttle between Grand Central and Times Square.
What fun.
You might even consider visiting the Transit Museum (corner of Boerum Place and Schermerhorn Street, Brooklyn Heights; admission $5 for adults, $3 for kids/seniors; tel: 718-694-1600.
The ongoing show is entitled "The City Beneath Us: Building The New York Subway."
The exhibit uses photos, movies, and artifacts to tell the story of how the system was built.
The museum's marquee attraction?
Two underground tracks lined with subway cars from bygone eras (the museum itself is in a decommissioned subway station).
Visitors can walk from car to car, each with period seating styles, strap designs, lighting, and advertisements.
What I would do?
Take noise-cancelling headphones and a good book, and sit quietly in an old subway car and read.
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Brown, Farmar show encouraging signs
What should not be lost in the glow of Kobe Bryant's 100th 40-point game Tuesday night -- quite an accomplshment in itself -- is the production by Lakers reserve guards Jordan Farmar and Shannon Brown (at right).
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The bench has been somewhat disjointed by the Pau Gasol injury that has forced its most prominent member, Lamar Odom, into the starting lineup.
If Coach Phil Jackson is going to be able to keep the minutes down for 35-year-old Derek Fisher, it is imperative for the Lakers to get contributions from Brown and Farmar.
Brown and Josh Powell have been productive all season, and D.J. Mbenga has had his moments.
Farmar was extremely aggressive against the Detroit Pistons, and it was very good to see, as well as part of the reason the Lakers took control of the game so quickly.
I got pretty excited by Farmar's improvement in his second NBA season (2007-08), and that Farmar was the one we saw Tuesday.
And GM Mitch Kupchak truly obtained a gem in acquiring the athleticism of Brown, who some thought was a mere throw-in in the Vladimir Radmanovic salary dump to Charlotte last season.
That was not my opinion (see the comment).
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Iran: Boston bombing will be used as excuse to attack
Islamist: Marathon blasts will become another 9/11 scenario
New reports reveal Iran believes the United States will use the Boston bombings as a pretext for attacking the Islamic regime.
That belief follows WND's exclusive reports of April 16, 19, 22 and 23 on Iran's involvement in the attack and its relation to the terrorist groups Hezbollah and al-Qaida, which provided training and logistical support to the bombers.
The most important fact is that through new collaboration between Russia and America, the Boston bombings can become another Sept. 11 scenario leading up to a confrontation with Iran, said Dr. Motahreh Hosseini, a researcher and analyst of the Islamic Republic. This collaboration will have grave implications for the world, he said.
In a report published Monday by the regime's media outlet Tabnak, Hosseini, Iran's expert on Russia and the northern Ghafghaz region, which includes Chechnya, expressed deep concern over the possibility of a confrontation with Iran and blamed America for the Boston attack.
Tabnak reported that Hosseini believes that the area of activity by the jihadists in the northern Ghafghaz region does not extend outside of Russia and that there are no documents proving otherwise.
"My personal belief is that such activity (terrorism) is not possible but with the collaboration of elements in America," said Hosseini, who added that America's own security organizations must have played a role in the bombings.
"If we look at it with an international view … this scenario (Boston bombings as a pretext) is designed for the purpose of buying Russia in a collaboration against Syria and Iran," Hosseini said. Its main goal, he said, was for America to target Iran and put the revolutionary Middle East in a tight spot, have a U.S. presence in Russia's backyard and further pressure China.
The Quds Forces media site Amarion last week published images of the Boston bombings, blaming Israel for the attack and claiming the FBI disregarded evidence of Mossad agent activity and just focused on the Chechen brothers. In another article published on the same site a day earlier, a stern warning to America said, "Support of al-Qaida = Sept. 11, support of Chechens = Boston incident, Support of Iran opposition = ?"
In a lengthy analysis, the site reviewed America's support of various elements in recent history and pointed to the 9/11 and Boston attacks as the result of that support. It warned that America should expect more terrorism soon because of its support of regime opposition.
Meanwhile, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, spoke at the inauguration of the Islamic Awakening and Ulama Conference held in Tehran on Monday, promising victory for Islam throughout the world.
"Today the subject of Islamic Awakening (the Arab Spring), which you will discuss in this conference, tops the list of the issues of the Islamic world and the Islamic Ummah, an amazing phenomenon that will result in the re-emergence of Islamic civilization – for the Islamic Ummah and then for all of the world – in the not too distant future providing that, with Allah's permission, it stays healthy and continues," he said.
Khamenei said that based on the promise of Allah as stated in the Quran, victory will come and Islam will conquer.
WND's source warned that negotiations with the regime and sanctions against it for its illicit nuclear program have been complete failures and that soon the regime will arms its missiles with nuclear payloads and that the world will become chaotic beyond imagination if nothing is done to stop the radicals ruling Iran.
The source will soon reveal significant information linking the Islamic regime to the Boston bombings, he told WND.
Information provided by the source on April 19th indicated that the two brothers who set off the bombs at the Boston Marathon were assets of a bigger network out of South Asia and were set up to be burned so there would be no link back to their handlers – and Iran.
Reports today indicate that three more suspects have been taken into custody in Boston bombing case.


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Research into the Doubell family of South Africa, descended from Michael George Doubell and Aletta Maria de Lange. We're looking for people to add their thoughts; research; frustrations :-) below:
Michael George Doubell:
- Born in 1799 Kent, England to Michael George & Maria Doubell.
- Marries Aletta Maria de Lange [mtDNA L3b3] in Somerset-East, South Africa 16.9.1827.
- Dies10.9.1871 in Uitenhage, Cape, South Africa at aged 71 yrs.
- b1. Aletta Maria bap Grahamstown 19 April 1929 x Gert Christiaan Johannes Petrus Cloete
- b2. Walter David Peter' x Uitenhage 2.3.1853 Anna Maria Magdalena MEIRING † 17.9.1859 (24.4.5) d.v. Albert Meiring en Anna Maria Magdalena Renken xx Uitenhage 6.12.1859 Hester Arabella Jones
- b3. Michael Willem Johannes Doubell
- b4. Baltus David Petrus Doubell
- b5. Thomas Henry Doubell
- b6. Johanna Kirkman (Doubell)
- b7. Adriaan Samuel Matthys Doubell
- b8. Robert Jacobus Doubell
- b9. Gerrit / Gerhardus Stephanus Doubell
- b10. Susanna Catharina Landman (Doubell)
- b11. George Doubell
- b12. George Doubell
Y-DNA R-M269 (also called R1b1a1a2)
Dion Doubell's DNA results have been populated to the Doubell ancestor on our SA tree. If his paper trail is correct, then all male Doubells in SA carry the Y chromosome R-M269 (also called R1b1a1a2) - now concentrated in Western Europe, where "[t]he frequency is about 92% in Wales, 82% in Ireland, 70% in Scotland, 68% in Spain, 60% in France (76% in Normandy), about 60% in Portugal, 45% in Eastern England, 50% in Germany, 50% in the Netherlands, 42% in Iceland, and 43% in Denmark. It is as high as 95% in parts of Ireland. It is also found in some areas of North Africa, where its frequency peaks at 10% in some parts of Algeria. M269 has likewise been observed among 8% of the Herero in Namibia."
At the moment, the ancient path of R-M269 appears to have been a migration from Western Asia via southeastern Europe.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_R1b [Sharon Doubell Oct 2016]
- Doubell Family group - Facebook.com
- Doubell message board - Ancestry.com
- Doubell message board - Rootsweb
- International Genealogical Index Doubell Africa
- International Genealogical Index Doubell British Isles
Tracking the Origins of Michael George Doubell in Kent
See Attached Maps, 1 & 2 compiled by Tony Leach, showing locations of Doubells born/christened in the UK, prior to around 1850 – (mostly 1750 to 1850). "Took the place names from the IGI Doubell list. Sproughton up in Suffolk (up North on the first map) seems the oldest known location at around mid 1600's. Mostly they are grouped in a central area on the Sussex/Kent border, with some moving up in Surrey and London."
- Lingfield
- Hawhurst
- Edenbridge
- Hever
- Penshurst
- Epsom
- Reigate
- East Grinstead
- Tunbridge Wells
- Tonbridge
- Maidstone
- Wadhurst
- Rolvenden
- Rye
- Crowhurst
- Hellingly
- Barcombe
Beyond Kent:
- Chelsea
- London
- Marylebone
- Walworth
- Sproughton
Doubell Gravestone Photos from this time in Kent, Surrey, Sussex
The 'Hawkhurst Gang' Theory
Sharon Doubell notes: "My Mom had Michael George as coming from Kent from the Mormon ancestry records, and I've read about the Doubells being in the notorious Hawkhurst Gang in Kent." Felicity Sparkman in June 2003 says: 'I am also interested in Richard D. who was buried 11-8-1793 & was a member of the Hawkhurst (Kent) gang (notorious smugglers)"Chris Doubell in May 2004 replies "[I have] Richard the smuggler - details of his arrest and trial for the murder of a customs officer Thomas Carswell in 1740."
- The Wikipedia article on the Hawkhurst gang in the 1740s in Sussex and Kent.
- Villagenet article on the Hawkhurst Gang
- Family Search does indeed find lots of Doubells in Sussex and Kent in the 1800s.
- Melvilles 1858 Directory of Kent has a James Doubell as chemist, stationer and news agent; and a William Doubell as a tax collector.
- However, this is the story of Richard Doubell as a Hawkhurst Gang Member.
- A pseudonymous post in 2004 on rootsweb says "I have just been reading a will of Richard Doubell of Lingfield, proved on 22 December 1750. I am trying to trace a James Doubell/Doubble who was born around 1749 in or around Lingfield. All I know is his father was a Doubble and was a yeoman of Lingfield at this time. James moved to Streatham and married - Anne - and I believe they had 13 children, one was a Thomas Doubble who had 7 children by his first wife, Dinah, and 4 children by his second wife, Annie. I have traced this line back through his son, Alfred, who was the youngest son from Thomas' first marrage, but am now stuck... any information on the Doubble/Doubell's from Lingfield would be of help."
But our SA progenitor Michael George Doubell is born 50 years after the 1748/9 downfall of the gang So we still need a connection between:
our Michael George in Kent & his father, Michael George in the UK c 1770
and Richard Doubell born c 1711, & his father, Richard 'Double' in Lingfield, UK.
The 'Killed A Man in a Boxing Fight' Theory
From rootsweb archives in 2002 Millicent <firstname.lastname@example.com> says " Hello All Doubells I'm looking for Michael George Doubell born apparantly in Kent 1799. There are various family legends as to how he came to be in South Africa: he 'jumped ship' and landed up in SA; he killed a man in an illegal boxing tournament & was sent here by his commanding officers; he was incarcerated on Robin Island & swam ashore. Whatever the circumstances, the first record of him that I can find is his marriage in Somerset East to Aletta Maria de Lange on 16 Sep 1827. His name is recorded as "George Dobell".
The fact that he was born in Kent in 1799 may have been a misunderstanding, as another ancestor of the family quite definitely was born in Kent in 1798. The family may have become muddled between the two. He may well have been in the army. He was an extremely powerful man, as were many of his descendents.
His grandon, also Michael George joined Filis' circus as a 'Strong Man' and performed at Earls Court in 1899. While in London, he married Sarah Ann Tant age 22 of 22 Pembroke Mews, London. This marriage took place on 25 Feb 1900 at St Philips, Kensington. Her father was Charles Tant. Could anyone advise me on how I could find out more information about her family? (Cautionary note about the grandson: There were 3 or 4 Michael George grandsons.)
On Ancestry, Raymond Doubell (firstname.lastname@example.com) says "I have been given to undertstand the following. Many years ago, my mother, whose mother's maiden name was Doubell, told me that "Michael George" was the "family name". Anyway, a Michael Goerge Doubell was born in Kent in 1799 (in the version I heard) and ended up in South Africa (Fort Brown area) because of a nasty brush with the law back in the UK (the other guy died). In South Africa, "Doubell" is usually seen as an Afrikaans name, as are a few other English surnames (most notably Barnard). Apparently we are Normans and there are Doubells recorded in documents going back to the 13th century at least. We picked up our coat of arms almost exactly 400 years ago. It is a "canting" arms, the design of which is essentially a set of puns on the pronunciation of the name at the time. I have a copy on my hard drive. The name itself is Norman-French argot of the deep Middle Ages and almost certainly means exactly what it seems to mean: "double"; maybe "twin".
In May 2011, Felicity from Australia says on arootsweb message board "There was a Michael George Doubell (1799) who fled from Kent UK to Fort Brown South Africa after killing a man in a fist fight. All my doubell ancestors came originaly from Kent so there probably is a link. I have traced my lot back to around 1550."
Raymond replies: "I can confirm Felicity's account of Michael George, with this variation: the 'fist fight' to which she refers was an illegal boxing match in the armed forces. Michael George indeed settled in the Fort Brown area. He married a Dutch (nowadays we'd say Afrikaans) girl whose surname was De Lange. He became a farmer and transport rider (but didn't just about everyone who was a white settler in those days?) I'm not so sure that he was an 1820 Settler in the strictest sense, but he certainly ended up here (in S Africa) around about that time.
- [ Using resaech from] Millicent Emslie.. This is how I dealt with it : " Susara's father Michael George DOUBELL, if indeed that was his real name, was a most intriguing character. DOUBELL family historians wrestle with the fascinating challenge that he may, according to oral
tradition, have come to South Africa under an assumed name. He is said to have arrived under very mysterious circumstances. There are various family legends, but all agree on one aspect: Michael George DOUBELL was a criminal or prisoner, and came here, or was sent here, to evade the long arm of the law. According to one version he was in the British army and took part in an illegal boxing match, arranged by his superior officers, that resulted in the death of his opponent in the ring. As the DOUBELL menfolk were renowned for their strength, this version sounds entirely credible.His army unit was stationed at Fort Brown, and he was therefore probably one of the ranks of the dreaded Royal Africa Corps. When Lord Charles Somerset sought to restructure his defences after the British government drastically reduced the standing garrison at the Cape, he was sent two regiments of incorrigible jetsam, namely the Royal Africa Corps and the 60th Foot. They were described as an amalgam of deserters and criminals "of the worst type," who had been offered military service as an alternative to long penal sentences. The RAC was posted on the frontier where, according to Somerset, their behaviour caused such terror that the Colonists feared the amaXhosa less than those who had been placed there for their protection. The unit was disbanded in 1821 after causing much mayhem, and some of their number were given Colonial passes and allowed to remain in South Africa. Donkin classed the vast majority as being "worthless and unmanageable people" and "congregated banditti". He suggested that the only suitable domicile for them would be New South Wales. However, Michael George seems to have led an exemplary life in the Colony. [Peter Kirkman Oct 2016]
The 'Jumped Ship & Changed his Name from Dobell' Theory
Deserted his ship at Gibraltar & changed his name from Dobell to Doubell? -|ref Aunt Carrie's letter. [http://www.myheritage.com/person-1000162_1_44586681/Michael+George-Doubell] who also has him as a farmer
"Michael George Doubell, (if that was his real name), came to SA as a member of one of the early military units to be posted on the frontier. His unit was posted at Fort Brown, which suggests that he was probably enlisted in the dreaded Royal Africa Corps." Peter Kirkman17 Oct 2016
Research: There were certainly Dobells in Kent at the time: [http://home.alphalink.com.au/~leenor/page9.html] but there are no Michaels on this list
The '1820 Settler' Theory
From Michael Doubell on rootsweb board "hi, I am a descendant of a doubell who arrived with the 1820 settlers. My late grandfather lived in standerton, Tvl,and I recall as a child back in ealy 1950s visiting his father in Steytlerville. I would assume that the settler was his father?" From Romey Doubell on rootsweb in mArch 2011 The Doubell family crest was registered to one Walter Doubell of Falmere Sussex in 1604. one Walter David Peter Doubell arrived in (Algo Bay now) Port Elizabeth,from Kent England with the 1820 Settlers.He settled in Port Elzabeth, married and his children moved in and arround Port Elizabeth, Uitenhage and Steytlerville. There was several generations (I will inform you ) and my Grandfather was Walter David Peter Doubell, I spent many holidays in Steytlerville (nick name of Steytlerville is Sakkies)my gradfather was married to Chatarina Van Staden and they had 6 six children, as follows:Eldest a boy Jones Doubell no children,Daughter Chatarina(Rina) spinster al her life, Daughter Rhoda married a Dr,Archer 3 daughters, Son Edgar 3 children one girl and 2 boys, Son Peter William (My Father, one son me, Romey Walter) Daughter Tertia married a du Pasanie 3 daughters. You will note that all the Doubell s come with the English names, such as Walter, Peter, William, Henry,Thomas,Edgar.
- The SA settlers website has Michael George, not Walter David as a settler from Britain, but not on the 1820 Settler boat lists.
- We have Walter David as Michael George's son, and BORN in SA in 1834.
- Obituary in The Grahamstown Journal on Monday 25th September, 1871. Thanks to Sue Mackay for her transcriptions done in the archives in England. 'A WATERLOO VETERAN Mr. M.G. DOUBELL of Eland's Poort, division of Uitenhage, died on the 10th inst. He was an 1820 Settler, and prior to arrival in the colony was a soldier, when he fought at Waterloo. He took up his residence in Port Elizabeth in 1826, at which time Port Elizabeth was part of the Uitenhage district. He has never resided out of the district since.'
Strongman of Fillis Circus
A Michael George Doubell, possibly son of Thomas Henry Doubell (1837 - 1909) and Caroline Elizabeth Magdalena Myburgh (1837 - 1920), performed as a Strongman in Fillis Circus in 1899 at Earls Court in England. Michael also married a Sarah Ann Tant, though the marriage does not seem to have lasted. In his marriage record, Michael is described as a Farmer, not a Circus Performer or Strongman; no evidence has yet been found that he was a part of Fillis Circus.
Other Scraps
Michael George Doubell was a Shop Keeper, according to his daughter, Sarah Johanna Doubell's 1838 baptism certificate. Source: Ancestry24.com
- Our SA Prog doesn't have a daughter called Sarah. Perhaps this might be his sister?
Rootsweb carrieelaggan says "the Doubell family came from the Surrey area, all were Quakers. At some time their surname was Double." Ray Doubell from Southhampton says in 2003 "The daughter of my 3 times great Granfather married into the Quaker faith. She was born in Reigate Surrey, in 1817."
- We know there were Surrey Doubells; and that there appears to have been a 'Double' father of Richard, the Hawkhurst Gang member ; but gangsters aren't usually Quakers?? Are they Quakers afterwards, I wonder? (As a result of their smuggler gang ancestors' narrow delivery from the gallows? :-)
Raymond Doubell (email@example.com says), "Apparently we are Normans and there are Doubells recorded in documents going back to the 13th century at least. We picked up our coat of arms almost exactly 400 years ago. It is a "canting" arms, the design of which is essentially a set of puns on the pronunciation of the name at the time. I have a copy on my hard drive. The name itself is Norman-French argot of the deep Middle Ages and almost certainly means exactly what it seems to mean: "double"; maybe "twin"."
A French Genealogy search
produces 23 possibles versions of the spelling, from Doubet, Doubey to Doubel: http://www.culture.fr/genealogie/?action_type=search&lang=fr&search_nom=Doubell&search_prenom=
The earliest is a baptism of the child of an Anne Doubet in 1655 at Loir-et-Cher Vendôme St-Martin http://daf.archivesdefrance.culture.gouv.fr/sdx-222-daf-ecv/ecv/search.xsp?id=N41269B_48364&qid=sdx_q0&page=1
The closest spelling to our own Doubell is the death certificate of a soldier, Sabat Gaston Doubel, who 'died for France' in 1894, in or of Martinique http://www.memoiredeshommes.sga.defense.gouv.fr/culture/php/fiche_mpf.php?_Lg=fr&_Fiche=gnRYUf5GolzCQA5EVEqkNw==&_C=3497395820
Mentions of Doubells in the rest of the world:
- London c 1894: "Edward Henry Doubell, slide painter at the Royal Polytechnic in London, is known to have painstakingly added colours to Robert Paul films, at a rate of two or three frames per day." http://thebioscope.net/category/technology/page/4/


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Basil Seed Drink with Honey: As my readers know, I don't usually count beverages or condiments for this blog, but when I discovered today's new food at the Assi Market in Duluth last week, I knew I might have to make an exception. When I spotted this unusual looking bottle on the shelf, my curiosity level was high. It's not often that you see beverages with stuff floating in them, and based on the description, it sounded tasty. And hey, basil seeds are solid food, right? I had to have it, so I put one in my basket to take home.
After spotting it in my fridge today, I went ahead and popped the top so I could try it. The liquid inside was sort of a translucent yellow, with what I assumed to be basil seeds floating throughout. I shook it up, then poured a few ounces into a glass with ice. Bottoms up.
Despite having "honey" in the name, it wasn't nearly as sweet as I expected. It had a light honey flavor, with a bit of a fruity aftertaste, and the basil seeds provided a squeaky crunch that reminded me of the tapioca pearls in bubble tea. Remember that fruit-flavored "Orbitz" drink from the late 90's that had the gelatin balls floating in it? That's the closest thing I can think of to compare it to. Despite the strange texture of the basil seeds, I really liked this one, and I bet it'd be good in a summer cocktail.
Artisanal mixologists, here's your next hot ingredient.
Do you ever see food on TV or at a restaurant and wonder, "who eats that stuff?" Yeah, that person is me. Nothing's more exciting to me than experiencing new, interesting things to eat. I've developed a reputation among family and friends for being willing to try anything (seriously, anything), so I'm challenging myself. My premise is simple: to eat one new thing every day for a year (365 continuous days).
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- AnonymousJuly 12, 2011 at 9:21 PM
It looks like you collected some tadpoles from a creek. Tasty!
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Thursday, September 18, 2008
Putnam Editor Stacey Barney Talks to Us
Heidi R. Kling, author: People are curious about debut books from both the publishing perspective and author's point of view. I know it's a complicated process, but what are the basic steps the publisher takes to get a book ready for its debut—let's say acquisition on?
Stacey Barney, editor: Well, there's the first and foremost, the Editorial process. We want to make sure that when we publish, we're publishing the best book possible. This includes rounds of editing and revision that includes focus on everything from character and scene development to pacing. Together the author and the editor does a line edit to make sure the writing is as tightly executed as possible, excising unnecessary stage directions and the like. Then the manuscript is sent to a copyeditor. The author and editor will go through the copyedited manuscript together making any final changes or adjustments before the manuscript is sent to design to be typeset. The editor and the designer will pick out a type font and at the same time, the art department is working on a cover. Marketing is putting together the catalog, for which the editor has written copy. Somewhere along the line the author and editor receive the typeset galleys. This is the last time the author will likely see the manuscript before it's a book. Production will produce bound galleys—what we internally call the 1st pass is really the end of the Editorial process. What follows is a focus on marketing, publicity, and sales with the author and various depts. of the publishing house playing equally key roles. If all happens as we'd love it to, by the time the pub date arrives, there will be plenty of copies of the books in bookstores far and wide, and there is plenty of coverage timed with the date of publication to let readers know that a new book has arrived on the shelves, and that they should run out and get it!
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