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Re: hill family from chesham buckinghamshire england

jennywordsworth1952 — 2009-11-28 20:09:29Z

hi
Do you know when Leonard left?
regards Jenny

Thomas HUTT 1782

MikeHorton50 — 2009-11-28 16:50:59Z

Thomas HUTT was baptised at Kingsey, Bucks on 20/1/1782, parents Thomas and Elizabeth. I have lost track of him since then and so I am looking for any marriage and also his death and burial. Can anyone give me the parish details of any marriage, wife and children also any deaths and burials. He may have moved to Holton, oxon and so I am posting on that message board as well.
Best wishes,
Mike Horton

Thomas HUTT

MikeHorton50 — 2009-11-28 16:46:16Z

I have a Thomas HUTT and Elizabeth baptising children in Kingsey, Bucks from 8/5/1774 until 12/9/1784. Can anyone give me the parish details of the birth / baptism of Thomas and also the parish details of his marriage to an unknown Elizabeth. Elizabeth was buried in Kingsey 26/1/1818 and Thomas was buried in Kingsey 25/2/1829
Many thanks,
Mike Horton

Mary BUTLER nee HUTT

MikeHorton50 — 2009-11-28 16:37:29Z

Mary HUTT married Thomas BUTLER at Kingsey, Bucks on 12/10/1799. In 1841 I think that Thomas, aged 65, is in the Eton Union Workhouse where he probably died before 1851. In 1841 Mary, age 62, is still in Kingsey with her children and she is also there in 1851 as a widow aged 72 but she probably died there before 1861. Can anyone give me the parish details of both of their deaths and burials, probably in Kingsey.
Many thanks,
Mike Horton

Joseph HUTT

MikeHorton50 — 2009-11-28 15:55:53Z

Joseph Hutt was baptised at Kingsey, Bucks in 1777, parents Thomas and Elizabeth I have lost track of him since then and so I am looking for any marriage and also his death and burial. Can anyone give me the parish details of any marriage, wife and children also any deaths and burials.
Best wishes,
Mike Horton

Re: St Marys Aylesbury Parish Register lookup please

furryjen123 — 2009-11-28 15:03:11Z

Found Mary Paton, bpt 9th Aug 1829 dau of Joseph & Mary labourer. No sign of Henry Willoughby Paton checked under Paton & Willoughby, was he illegitimate?

Jenny

Re: hill family from chesham buckinghamshire england

munchk1n121 — 2009-11-27 22:22:54Z

Hi sorry I have only just seen the messages,
I have been informed that he was possibly in the army band but not sure how definite this is,
I have a picture of my grandfather Leslie Gordon Hill Richards on his wedding day to my grandmother Beatrice May Caldwell (better known as May) but I do not have a picture of Leonard, hope this is of some help

Re: hill family from chesham buckinghamshire england

jennywordsworth1952 — 2009-11-27 20:17:21Z

To munchkin can you please get in touch with me
regards Jenny

Re: hill family from chesham buckinghamshire england

jennywordsworth1952 — 2009-11-27 20:14:14Z

Could you please get in touch, do you have have a photo of your grandfather? I think it could be my Leonard Hill
regards Jenny

Buckthorp and Buckthorpe

derekandpauline_1 — 2009-11-27 18:14:35Z

Researching my family tree and found links back to Charles Bucktharp of 1666 of London, with the help of FHS information and steadily checking these. Also looking to link up Buckthorp and Buckthorpe - former Bughorpe? - often just spelling differences even within te same family. Have accessed and searched cencus information to 1841 and now trying to tie these together. The difficult bit is now to find some of the fathers and mothers and grandfathers and grandmothers and places of birth for any of the single people and families in the 1841/51/61 cencuses.

If anyone can help with some family tree information for buckthorp or Buckthorpe pre 1841/51 then it might help trace the line back to some of the starter families.

Thanks in advance. Derek

Re: Louisa Fletcher

sandycrothers — 2009-11-27 12:46:21Z

To Peggy

Thanks for the information
Sandy

Re: Louisa Fletcher

peggysullivan114 — 2009-11-27 12:00:30Z

1841 census
John Fletcher 45
Elizabeth 45
Susan 25
Ann 15
Charlotte 10
Louisa 5
all born here
living Gt. Missenden Aylesbury Bucks

Hester family long crendon

dsmillersuk — 2009-11-26 14:39:41Z

I have on my tree William Hester baptised Long crendon 1707 he went on to marry someone called Elizabeth...can anyone help me find their marriage?
His baptism note states his parents were William Hester and mary.......can anyone help me find their marraige?

Oakley family Cuddington

dsmillersuk — 2009-11-26 14:12:19Z

I am searching for the marriage of Thomas Oakley. Thomas was baptised in Cuddington in 1797. I know he married someone called Ann......but I just cannot find their marriage! They had a son in 1833 so the marriage was before then! They all stayed in cuddington all their lives. can anyone help? (on the census Ann says she is from Ickford if this helps)

Louisa Fletcher

sandycrowthers1 — 2009-11-26 14:08:23Z

Hi i am looking for Louisa Fletcher and her family. I know that she marry William Brown on the 31 of March 1853 at Great Missenden Buckinghamshire. I think Louisa was born about 1833.

Thanks Sandy

Re: SAUNDERS IN AMERSHAM

cecldene — 2009-11-25 22:48:09Z

Richard and Alice Saunders are the same ones of Sanderys. They have a connection to the Bury Farm. Possibly owned it. Just can't find any documentation. Guess that makes us cousins. LOL

Re: SAUNDERS IN AMERSHAM

susiehelme — 2009-11-24 19:40:09Z

Hello,
I'm a descendant of John Sanders b 1534 d July 1670 Salem, Mass and Alice Coles.
John's lineage is:
John b 1565 d Wiltshire +Johanne Sheperd
Thomas b 1541 Sibbertoft, Northamptonshire + Mary Goodwin
Thomas b 1520 + Elizabeth Wolman
Richard b 1487 + Alice
William b 1460 + Isobel

The last 3 Saunders were all born and died in Amersham, so I wonder if Richard b 1487 + Alice are the same Richard Sanderys and wife Alice, Lollard sympathisers (Alice purchased some dodgy books) who were pardoned from being burnt at the stake (because they were wealthy owners of Bury Farm?). There is evidently a plaque dated 1524 in their names at St Mary's Church.

Looking for 'Reg Tedious'

nfamily_1 — 2009-11-24 17:16:59Z

I am looking for a person who searched on Yahoo a year ago. They were looking for for Janice Clements, who was born in 1959 in the Hillingdon area.

He used the nick name 'Reg Tedious'. There has been no activity from this person on yahoo for 5 months.

I believe he comes from or has lived in the Buckingham area.

if you are this person or if you know them I would appreciate you getting intouch.

William Brown

sandycrowthers1 — 2009-11-23 14:17:50Z

Hi I am looking for the parents of William Brown born 1824 at Iver in Buckinghamshire I know that William wife was called Louisa and that they had six children, George born 1851 at Iver,the other children were born in Middlesex Emma 1853, Sophia 1857 Thomas 1859(my Great grandfather) Harry 1866 and William 1871. Any information will be of help .

Thnaks Sandy

Re: Tomas Brown born 1824

sandycrothers — 2009-11-23 08:52:51Z

Hi Njo

Sorry about my thread being on wrong board, have learn one thing do not post threads when looking after grandsons(3yrs and 3 mth) Thanks for the information my aunt had ask if his name was Thomas because that side of the family keep going my other names

Thanks Sandy

Re: Tomas Brown born 1824

ovington1_1 — 2009-11-22 23:57:56Z

Hi Sandy
I confess to being a little confused as to why you have posted an enquiry which is largely Buckinghamshire based and certainly English, on a Scottish board, to which I can see no connection at all? (maybe I missed something)

The only family I can find is as follows from the 1861 census, you will note the head of household is William not Thomas but all other details seem to tally

1861 census

Name: William Brown
Age: 37
Estimated birth year: abt 1824
Relation: Head
Spouse's name: Louisa
Gender: Male
Where born: Iver, Buckinghamshire, England
Civil parish: Hayes
County/Island: Middlesex
Country: England
Registration district: Uxbridge
Sub-registration district: Hayes
ED, institution, or vessel: 5
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 189
Household Members:
Name Age
William Brown 37
Louisa Brown 37
George Brown 10
Emma Brown 8
Sophia Brown 4
Thomas Brown 2

RG9; Piece: 769; Folio: 79; Page: 35

Unless there is something I missed, I would suggest furthering this research on the Bucks board (or list) or do feel free to email me for suggestions (my family are from the Iver area for many years)
NJO

Thomas HORTON

MikeHorton50 — 2009-11-22 16:58:55Z

Thomas HORTON married Mary Tabitha ALLEN and they lived in Horton, Bucks. Thomas died in the December quarter 1911 ( 4/12/1911 ?) and Mary died in the September quarter 1914 ( 16/9/1914 ? ), both possibly in Burnham, Bucks. Can anyone give me the parish details of the death and burial of both Thomas and Mary.
Many thanks,
Mike Horton

Thomas HORTON

MikeHorton50 — 2009-11-22 16:54:52Z

Thomas HORTON married Mary Tabitha ALLEN and they lived in Horton, Bucks. Thomas died in the December quarter 1911 and Mary died in the September quarter 1914, both probably in Horton. Can anyone give me the parish details of the death and burial of both Thomas and Mary.
Many thanks,
Mike Horton

John WOODBRIDGE

MikeHorton50 — 2009-11-22 16:00:33Z

I am looking for the parish details of the birth and baptism and also the marriage of John WOODBRIDGE. I have been told that he was born in November 1827 at Haddenham and baptised 6/1/1833 at Kingsey, Bucks, parents Edward and Sophia. Can anyone confirm these dates.
He married Sarah HORTON in Thame District in the June quarter 1858, probably in Kingsey. Can anyone give me the parish details of the birth and baptism and also the parish details of the marriage.
Best wishes,
Mike Horton

Rosanna HORTON

MikeHorton50 — 2009-11-22 15:50:34Z

Rosanna HORTON was born in Poyle, Middx and baptised at Colnbrook, Bucks on 13/10/1871, parents James and Sarah Ann I have lost track of her since then and so I am looking for any marriage and also her death and burial. Can anyone give me the parish details of any marriage, spouse and children also any deaths and burials. I am also posting this on the Middx message board.
Best wishes,
Mike Horton

James LAWRENCE

MikeHorton50 — 2009-11-22 15:30:38Z

I am looking for the parish details of the birth and baptism of James LAWRENCE. I think that he was born in the June quarter 1839 in Cuddington, Bucks, parents George and Sarah
He married Mary HORTON in the September quarter 1864, probably at Haddenham, Bucks.
Best wishes,
Mike Horton

Mary HORTON

MikeHorton50 — 2009-11-22 15:24:29Z

Mary HORTON was baptised in Kingsey, Bucks in 1837, parents William and Hannah. She married James LAWRENCE, a boot maker, in the September quarter 1863 in Aylesbury District, probably Haddenham. I am looking for the parish details of the marriage, can anyone help. Mary died in the December quarter 1891 and James died in the June quarter 1919, both probably in Haddenham. Can anyone please give me the parish details of their deaths and burials.
Best wishes,
Mike Horton

Re: Surname HORTON in Kingsey, Poyle, Colnbrook, Haddenham, or any place in Bucks, after c1750

MikeHorton50 — 2009-11-22 15:13:44Z

Mike Horton has changed his e-mail address to mikehorton2@tiscali.co.uk for all postings for this thread
Best wishes,
Mike Horton

Tomas Brown born 1824

sandycrowthers1 — 2009-11-22 14:35:41Z

Hi My GrGRgr after was Thomas Brown born 1824 in Buckinhamshire Uk ( i think it my be Iver in Buckingamshire but i am not sure ). I know that his wife name was Louisa but that is all. I know that they had six children George was born about 1851 in Buckinghamshire uk, the rest were born in Middlesex uk they were Emma 1853, Sophia born 1857, Thomas 1859 (my great-grandfather) William 1871 and Harry 1866. I am trying to find out were Thomas was born and who his parents are If anyone has any information on this family it will be most appreciated. Many thanks Sandy

Joseph Paton/Mary Wedding Aylesbury

avidt1 — 2009-11-21 18:28:45Z

Hi

Looking for the marriage of Joseph Paton and Mary @1815 at St Marys Aylesbury please.

Manby Thanks

David

St Marys Aylesbury Parish Register lookup please

avidt1 — 2009-11-17 21:00:01Z

Hi

Could Sks please do 2 lookups for me

1. Henry Willoughby Paton born in 1852

and 2. his mother Mary bron 1829.

Many Thanks

David

1861/1871 Census Lookup Please Aylesbury

avidt1 — 2009-11-17 20:54:56Z

Hi

Looking for the family of Henry Willoughby Paton whose birth was registered in the Aylesbury R D in Sept qtr 1852.

Kind Regards

David

SPOUSE & MILLS Families

tardad — 2009-11-15 19:36:52Z

I am searching for any information about the marriage of my cousin ALLISON JOYCE SPOUSE to GEORGE S. MILLS Dec quarter of 1940 in Amersham. ALLISON & GEORGE MILLS had a son, GEORGE B. MILLS born Sep quarter of 1945 in Biggleswade, Beds; there were also grandchildren. ALLISON died 04 Nov 1985 in High Wycombe. She lived at 15 Hanover Court, Vine Close, Hazlemere, High Wycombe (formerly of 3 Sycamore Way, Hazlemere, High Wycombe).

Also the death & place of burial of her mother, ALICE FRANCES SPOUSE nee LATCHFORD 78 years, Mar quarter of 1957 in Amersham. ALLISON's father (my great uncle), WILLIAM THOMAS SPOUSE 72 years, may be buried alongside his wife ALICE although his death, 01 Aug 1947, was registered in Biggleswade.

Any information would be gratefully appreciated.

Joan

James Chivers of Worminghall, Buckinghamshire/ Sarah Blake Marriage Peasmore 1769

geebrooks9 — 2009-11-15 13:35:29Z

Hi, I am trying to gather any information on the marriage of James Chivers 1741 who married Sarah Blake at Peasmore Berkshire. in around 1769. I believe he came from Wornal (Worminghall) in Buckinghamshire. I would like to confirm this marriage and also would like to know if James was born in Buckinghamshire. Thank you, Ray Chivers.

Re: Thomas Ayres b 1882

ShirleyLampert45 — 2009-11-13 22:41:00Z

William Thomas Ayres,b.05/02/1850 in Westminster and Emily Spaul Ayres b 02/16/1851 in Shoreditch, Eng; children of this union names: Emily Selina; William James Percy;Adelaide Beatrice; Lilia; Elizabeth Carolyn; Reginald Charles; and Arthur Herbert Ayres. My grandmother Winnifred and her sister Dorothy "Dolly" are Wm Thomas Ayres only children from third marriage. All were born in Eng before they left abt 1902. Aunt Dolly mentioned some of her step sibs in a story she wrote in 1945.

Re: Goldswain family - you'd think there'd be more info

redtessy_1 — 2009-11-12 07:22:25Z

My three times great grandfather, Thomas Bates married Maria Goldswain in 1827. She was born in Marlow in 1805. His occupation was listed as chairmaker. In both the 1851 and 1861 census they were living in Lane End. He died in approx 1870. In the 1871 census she was living with her daughter in Wheeler End.
I'm afraid that is the extent of any information I have about her.
Good luck with your research.
Regards
Terri

Re: Brickwell/Ayers connection?

KarenPatterson56 — 2009-11-11 01:01:19Z

Hi Colleen, boy I am just blown out of the water with the information you have found. If you have a copy of the birth certificate I would like to have a copy if possible.
I have been having problems with my connection to Ancestry, I have to type in my username and password on every page I go to. I don't think he was adopted. In those days if you were born out of wedlock you took your mothers' maiden automatically. Under births and deaths there is a Eleanor Grace Brickwell, I will send for her birth and death certificates. I have John Ayers on the 1851 census and he was a shoemaker, then on the 1861 census he was an artifical tooth maker, by 1871 he was a Dentist and Grocer. In 1881 a Dentist and 1891 he had a wine store. I think he was paid to look after Edward. I will do some more hunting, but good on you for finally solving the puzzle.
Love Norm & Karen

Re: Gawcott farmworkers strike

GeorgeTompkins73 — 2009-11-10 22:01:35Z

Many thanks for your reply. I read the pamphlet with interest. Unfortunately my ancestors initials did not tally with either of the other 2 sets quoted. I have on file 2 extracts from The Times. One is some sort of editorial and the other is a letter from a nearby farmer (both attached) referring to the dispute but unfortunately neither quotes any labourers names.
Thanks for your help I'll get back to you if I do have any luck in finding a list somewhere.
Regards, George Tompkins

Re: Gawcott farmworkers strike

GeorgeTompkins73 — 2009-11-10 21:45:54Z

Many thanks for your reply. I have found via censuses that some of them did migrate to other parts of the country, which may or may not have been a direct result of the strike. Others chose to stay in the parish. But even though a man migrated doesn't necessarily mean he was a striker as I'm sure not all the labourers in Gawcott would have joined the strikers. I was hoping that somebody new of the existence of a definitive list (maybe the list drawn up by the treasurer, for paying 'strike pay') or a newspaper report which listed the 'heroes' or the 'miscreants' according to the papers affiliation to the cause.
Again many thanks for replying.
Regards,
George Tompkins.

Re: Gawcott farmworkers strike

djw172 — 2009-11-10 16:46:03Z

One of my ancesters (Edward Easter b. Gawcott 1822, d. Shardlow 1877) was involved in the strike in Gawcott in 1867 for better wages. I've attached a copy of a pamphlet issued at that time. It was well-reported in the Times, local and other regional papers and led to protests in several other areas in Bucks and elsewhere. Edward was one of the labourers who lost their jobs - the whole family had to up-sticks and ended up in the Nottingham/Derbyshire area.

Unfortunately I haven't see any other names of the labourers involved - just the initials in the pamphlet.

Hope this helps

Re: Monumental Indexes

tardad — 2009-11-10 08:06:55Z

Thanks Jenny

Not sure where to go from here as even if I purchase her death certificate it will not tell where she was buried. I was hoping the MI would help.

Joan

Mary Ann Bates b.1815 Olney

adjwallis — 2009-11-09 21:55:21Z

Hello

Do you have any info on the above who married my ancestor Thomas Wallis

Regards
Andrew Wallis

George Tidman Stoney

petejermey — 2009-11-08 14:59:01Z

I am looking for the maiden name of the wife of George Tidman (b 1809) in Stoney. Her first name is Ann and she was born 1811 in Aylesbury.

Many thanks

levi bedgood

angv11574 — 2009-11-07 16:03:01Z

i know his bday was jan 23 1918 and he past in 1991 in port montgomery texas.

Re: levi bedgood

crusoe123 — 2009-11-07 15:55:05Z

can you give us an idea of what year you are talking about.

Re: Monumental Indexes

furryjen123 — 2009-11-07 04:06:43Z

Buckinghamshire Family History Society have 4 churches listed in their searchable data base for MIs for Amersham, but doesn't say which years this covers. www.bucksfhs.org.uk

Jenny

Re: Duncombe

DaveLadely — 2009-11-07 03:20:15Z

Little doubt that you are related to the Duncombe line from Buckinghamshire, England, but lacking anyone but you, I can't find any links. I need your furthest ancestor, then I may be able to link up with your family
cheers
dave

re: Bryant/Briant of Steeple Claydon, Simpson

carolbest2141 — 2009-11-07 03:19:46Z

I am trying to find more information on the family of John Briant c1802 Steeple Claydon. John was a blacksmith and married Jane Sanders. They had two sons, Thomas c 1826 born in Padbury and William Charles b 1838 in Simpson. Both these sons were blacksmiths as well. These are the following dtrs: ELiza c 1835 Steeple Claydon, Emma c 1840, Kate 1844 and Selena b 1851 in Simpson.
William and his mother Jane, along with the sisters emmigrated to the US and ended up in Madison Illinois. William Charles left there and came to Vancouver Island, BC Canada in 1862. Selena died in 1870 in St. Louis, Missouri.
Any information on this family would be most helpful.
I can only find them in the 1851 census. No other census records show them, nor any birth or marriage records.

James Chivers 1742-1816. Typed copy of his will enclosed.

geebrooks9 — 2009-11-07 03:19:38Z

I am trying to trace the parents, birth place, and date of James Chivers 1741-1816. On the 19th June 1769, James Chivers of Wornal, (Worminghall) Buckinghamshire married Sarah Blake at Peasemore and established a family home at Harwell on the Berkshire Downs.
They had seven children:
James b. 1770-1847
John 1773
Gabriel 1775
Ann 1778
Mary 1780
Sarah 1783
Racheal 1786
They were all born in Berkshire.

Any help would be much appreciated
Thank you, Sara.

Will of James Chivers Harwell July 3rd 1813/4
geebrooks9added this on 23 Oct 2009

Will of James Chivers Harwell July 3rd 1813/4

The last will and testament of me James Chivers of Harwell in the County of Berks labourer which I make ----and declare in manner following(that is to say) I give and bequeath unto my three daughters, Ann Chivers, Sarah wife of Robert Butler and Rachel Chivers all my household goods and household furniture equally to be divided among them share and share alike.

Also I give and bequeath unto William Goddard of East Highbourn? In the said County of Berks yeoman William Elderfield of Harwell aforesaid yeoman all -----messuage or tenement garden and orchard with their appurtanences situate in Harwell aforesaid to hold to them the said William Goddard and William Elderfield and the survivor of their executors administrators and during all the residue and remainder of the form I have to come therein upon the ---? Hereinafter mentioned and declared and concerning the same that is to stay in trust permit and suffer my daughtersAnn and Rachel to occupy and enjoy the said premises during such time as they shall remain single and unmarried and also to permit and suffer my said daughters after the marriage of the other to occupy the same during so long time as she shall remain single and unmarried and after the year of the marriage of both of my said daughters or immediately after the decease of the survivor of my said daughters Ann and Rachel the trust can dispose of my said messuage and tenement -----? Aforesaid-----? Sale or forward contract for the best price that can be gotten for the same and shall pay ---------? To my daudgter Rachel the sum of ten pounds and all the residue after deducting all costs charges and expenses as they or either of them shall bear pay ----- about the execution of this my will ------? Proved unto my sons and daughters James Chivers John Chivers Ann Chivers Sarah thwife of Robert Butler and Rachel Chivers equally to be divided among them to share and share alike

It continues with more instructions to executors re receipts for sale

James Chivers made his mark 3rd July 1813 or 14

Will proved July 30th 1816

Re: Duncombe, in Australia

DaveLadely — 2009-11-07 03:19:32Z

I have a lot of Duncombes that are in Australia, but without any of your ancestors, back as far as you can go, I can't help as I don't have the latest generation. If you can get back to the later 1800s or earlier, I may be able to link your branch with my Australian lineages, all of which go back to England, some by way of Jamaica, Bahamas, etc. Very interesting family. None of of the Duncombes were transported, but married some that were and married descendants of some that were.
cheers
Dave