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Allanson Family via John Allanson and Elizabeth Sterling

motrottier — 2011-07-17 02:59:46Z

I am looking for help with going back from John Allanson and Elizabeth Sterling and also with going "side-ways"
This is what I know...
(Please feel free to enlighten me as to any mistakes that I might have)

John Allanson B: 1813-1816 in Newcastle (?), England
*occupation was "engraver" (woodenengraver)
D: Feb. 11, 1853 in Toronto, Cananda

M: "July,Aug.,Sept.", 1839 in St. Pancras, London, Middlesex, England
to
Elizabeth Sterling B: abt. 1814 in Newcastle (?), England
D: 1851 in Toronto, Cananda

Together John and Elizabeth had 6 chlidren...

- George B: abt 1840 in Islington, London, England
- Louis H. B: abt 1842 in Leipzig, Saxony (?), England
- Elizabeth B: abt 1842 in England
- Anna B: abt 1843 in England
- Catherine B: abt 1844 in England
- Alfred William B: abt Sept.1848 on a ship, Atlantic Ocean

*Oct. 17, 1848 The John "Allinson" family arrived at the port of New York, New York from London, England on the ship "Margaret Evans". All the children are listed on the page after their parents and are listed as "Allison"
As far as I can tell, the family live in NY for a short time and then moved to Canada. Why, I don't yet know. Abt a year after they came to America Elizabeth, the mother, dies in Canada :( Two years after that John, the father, passed away in Canada...this leaves all the children under age and with no parents. I have no idea what happens to them and would LOVE to find out...I can not seem to find anything on them. The girls are harder to find of course because their names probably changed when(if) they married...and I think I found some of the boys later in life (married) but I can not be too certain, until I see more references or make some connections...

My line then follows through the youngest child, Alfred William Allanson.

What I know of Alfred through family tales is that he was born on a ship in the Atlantic Ocean (confirmed by the ship manifest), and that he worked in a "candy factory" (confirmed by a census for Buffalo, NY)
B: abt Sept. 1848
D: Jan. 27, 1904 in Marion Co., IN
buried on Jan. 29, 1904 in Marion Co., IN
@ Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
M: Rosetta Bailey (aka Rose) on Nov. 2, 1887 in Marion Co., Indiana

Together they had 7 children. 5 of which lived to adulthood.

- Charles Ernest B:March 20, 1889 in IN
D: ?
M: Blanche Wolfe
- Scott Herman B: Dec. 10, 1890 in IN
D: July 11, 1971
M: Katherine Eva Kichler
- Goldie May B: May 31, 1892 in IN
D: Aug. 3, 1898
- Alfred Sterling B:Aug. 3, 1894 in Whiteland,Johnson,IN
D: March 8, 1932
M: Ruth V. Noggle
- Beulah Blanch B: Dec. 10, 1896 in IN
D: July 18, 1898
- George Silven B: May 3, 1899 in IN
D: Oct. 1958
M: Stella Ruggles
- Harry Ervin B: Oct. 11, 1901 in IN
D: ?
M: ? (but I do not believe he ever did)

**What I did not know of Alfred (in fact no one in the family did) is that, I beleive, he was married before Rosetta and all his children. In his younger years, I have information that he was married on Oct. 20, 1869 to an Emilie Alkinson(Atkinson)in Buffalo, NY. In the 1870 census I believe it is the two of them living in Racine, WI. Later in the 1880 census they are living in Buffalo, NY w/ a daughter "Ida" B: abt 1871 in NY. Then...nothing and seven years later Alfred is in Indiana married to Rose and having a large family...

The rest of my family line is through Scott Herman Allanson and his wife. Together they had 9 children...and the tree continues to grow from there :)

If any of these people are familiar to you or you would like to know if I have any more information on them, please feel free to reply. I would love to talk to anyone who is relation.
If you have any information on John and/or Elizabeth (the first two to come over from our line) please fill me in...
If there is anything you beleive I have wrong, please tell me and I will check my references. I would hate to post incorrect information.

Thank you in advance for any help!
and Happy hunting :)

Mo

Re: Allanson

motrottier — 2011-07-17 01:41:58Z

Hello,

I am a relation to you and would REALLY like to share info.
My grandmother was an Allanson. He father was Scott Herman Allanson. He was the brother of the George S. (Silven/Sylvan) Allanson that you refer to in this post. Their father being Alfred William Allanson.
Please contact me!!
I hope to hear from you soon!
Best regards and happy hunting!
Mo

Re: Allanson, James died 1896, Providence,RI

RickRobinson20 — 2011-01-10 17:14:20Z

send me your e-mail
rarobinson01 At hotmail.com
Rick
have documents for you

Re: Allansons in Leeds

RickRobinson20 — 2011-01-10 16:54:58Z

hey love to hear what you come up with .

My Allansons say they came from Leeds well to do got disowned married lower class came to canada
hear any stories let me know
also have traced them to Brompton By Sawdon, Yorkshire, England
then to Canasda
rarobinson01@hotmail.com
god bless
rick a robinson

william allanson mary lockwood Brompton By Sawdon, Yorkshire, England

RickRobinson20 — 2011-01-10 16:50:22Z

Hello listers

Hope all is good
I need info on my Allansons
Story told and pasted down that one of the Allansons I am thinking William was married Mary Lockwood was disowned by family and so the set off and came to Canada
Now does any one know about this and they were suppose to be a wealthy family ?????

Re: Thomas Allanson, England/Charles City Co. Va.

BobM4383 — 2010-10-14 22:24:21Z

Thanks for the data. I am not related to them. I was just helping Tom Allanson of Atlanta, Ga. find his immigrant ancestor. Will pass it on to them.

Tom & Liz Allanson's new email address is
liz1036@comcast.net

Bob M.

Re: Thomas Allanson, England/Charles City Co. Va.

bholoman — 2010-10-14 22:08:02Z

It's been a long time since you posted this thread, but here is something I can tell you. According to my family records, the daughter of Thomas M Allanson and Jane Allanson, Rosa H. V. Allanson (1852-1888), was married to Braxton M Rock on 29 Jan 1873 at the Allanson home in Charles City Co VA. Our family records show that they had 7 children, including my grandfather Walter Noble Rock (1874-1943) before she died in 1888. Braxton (1853-1902) remarried with Rachel Roach and had 7 more children.

I hope this information is useful. Anything you could share about the Allanson family in England would interest me.

Allanson

llab54 — 2010-07-06 06:31:29Z

My father, Joseph L. (b1923, d 1977),his father, George S (b 1899 d1958), his father, Alfred William (b1844 d 1904)

Re: James & Jane Allaonson from England

spacedtech — 2009-03-31 21:50:07Z

James(Jr) & Alice May are my great grandparents.
Dad's Mother's parents.
All I had in next gen back was name James Sr. (no other info)
Thanks for James & Jane info.
Don't have a lot on Perault but working on it.
We should talk.
Lance... spacedtech@yahoo.com

Re: Allanson- North Yorkshire, England

nmee001 — 2008-08-12 10:31:29Z

Hi,

Just read your post re: John Allanson & Francis (Fanny) Clark - I have these in my tree as relations to my Great Grandmother Fanny Blanche Allison from Easingwold.

Please come back to me if you want to exchange details.

Nick Mee

Re: Allanson / Sterling

Fancy18 — 2008-06-30 04:15:19Z

Hello again,
Looking closer I have figured that if your George infact married "Augusta Heth" ... we may not be from the same people AND POSSIBLY that my John Allanson and Elizabeth Sterling (who I KNOW are my family with out a doubt)are NOT your George Allanson's parents. And your George Allanson who you say was in the Civil War, is not the George Allanson who is the son of John Allanson and Elizabeth Sterling. I hope this makes sense and helps...if you still want to write feel free to, I will help with what I can

Mo :)

Re: Allanson / Sterling

Fancy18 — 2008-06-30 00:58:24Z

Hello Michael

It is soo good to see that somebody still spells the family name right. "Allanson"

I am a decendant of John Allanson and Elizabeth Sterling and they actually had 7 children. George being the oldest.
I have quite a bit more information on them and the family. BUT you will have to contact me personally...I can not be reached on here...(Fancy18 is a friend of mine)
My email is motrottier@yahoo.com

CAN'T WAIT to share with you about the family...
Thank you in advance and I hope I can help you out!

Just call me Mo :)

Re: Louis Hermann Allanson

Fancy18 — 2008-06-30 00:39:26Z

Ok, I want to find out where and how you found all that out!!!
I am a living relative of your Louis Herman Allanson...
(If I'm not, the similarities are scary)

Problem here is, Fancy18 is a friend of mine.
If you are serious about exchanging information PLEASE write me at motrottier@yahoo.com

This is what I have btw...

-John Allanson and Elizabeth Sterling married in either July, Aug. or Sept. of 1839 in St. Pancras, London, Middlesex, England

-Then in either April, May or June of 1840 they had their first child, George in Islington, Greater London, London, Middlesex, England.

-A year later in 1841, John, Elizabeth and George are living in St. Mary Islington West, Middlesex, England
And his occupation is listed as and "Engraver"

-Between then and 1848 John and Elizabeth had 5 more children...Louis H., Elizabeth, Anna, and Catherine. All born to them in England.

-THEN in the fall of 1848 the "John Allanson Family" left England for the States with 6 children and Elizabeth was pregnant...very pregnant I believe, because in Sept of that year while on the ship the "Margaret Evans" she gave birth to their 7th child and my Great-great-grandfather...Alfred William Allanson. On October 17, 1848 they arrived at the port of New York, NY from London England.

And After this, until the children are much older and married, I lose them...and the women I have not been able to find.

I AM EXTREMELY THRILLED to read your post about Louis. You actually have information that I do not and that is always exciting. Hopefully with what you have I can fill in the blanks. THANK YOU and I hope tho hear from you soon!

IF I am somehow way off here please let me know that also so I do not follow the wrong trail.

"believed to be related",
just call me Mo :)

Re: James & Jane Allaonson from England

eugene_burgess — 2007-09-14 20:54:49Z

I really don't have anything showing a James and Jane from a church record. The only James Allanson b. about that year I have in my database is shown below. I can't recall the source.

Descendants of John Allanson

1 John Allanson b: Bet. 1767 - 1789
.. +Mary Unknown b: Bet. 1762 - 1792
...... 2 James Allanson b: 1807
.......... +Margaret Davies b: Bet. 1794 - 1808
............... 3 John Topping Allanson b: Bef. 21 Aug 1827
............... 3 Walter Allanson b: Bef. 26 Apr 1829
............... 3 Mary Elizabeth Allanson b: Bef. 16 Jan 1831
............... 3 James Allanson b: Bef. 24 Feb 1833
............... 3 Emma Allanson b: Bef. 19 Jul 1834
............... 3 William Henry Allanson b: Bef. 09 Oct 1836
............... 3 Charles Tudor Allanson b: 26 Apr 1843
............... 3 James Allanson b: 1841
...... 2 Emma Allanson b: Bef. Jul 1809
...... 2 John Topping Allanson b: 1811
...... 2 Mary Isabella Allanson b: Bef. 22 Sep 1812

Re: James & Jane Allaonson from England

Tigerdolly — 2007-09-12 14:49:01Z

Hi Eugene
Can you send me a copy of this info that you have found?
Parents James 1840 married to Jane 1841
Son James born in 1876 England
Married Alice Perrault born in 1877 in Ontario (my family)
they had 4 children that I was able to find
Ethel 1898 Elizabeth 1900 Dorothy 1903 Irene 1906 all in Rainy River?? I believe that's in Ontario??
Ann

Re: Allansons from Stape/Newton On Rawcliffe, North Yorkshire

ArnoldNethercott06 — 2007-07-05 14:23:06Z

Carol: I have been in contact with Sara who says she gave
you my e-mail address recently re Dadswell research. I would prefer to correspond directly with you. If you cannot come up
with it, go to www.one-name.org and enter Dadswell and you will find my Guild of One-Name Studies e-mail address.

Barbara

Re: Allansons from Stape/Newton On Rawcliffe, North Yorkshire

C_Swansfeger — 2007-07-04 02:01:16Z

Hello- I would be grateful to have information on the Dadswell. I have her photo and some information but not much. My mother is 95 and very alert and I have been getting all the family stories I can. She does remember going to the Allanson farm as a child and has some stories about the family. I really feel that these stories make the people more real and should not be lost. I have even taped Mom telling some of the stories so we have her voice. Next step will be to tape her. Sara and I have discovered we are related. Amazing. Thank you for any info you can send me. Carol

Re: Allansons from Stape/Newton On Rawcliffe, North Yorkshire

ArnoldNethercott06 — 2007-07-03 14:31:07Z

My interest is in Dadswell. If you do not have Sally's ancestry, perhaps I can help.

Re: Allansons from Stape/Newton On Rawcliffe, North Yorkshire

redkite646 — 2007-04-24 13:32:32Z

hello,
i have ancestors from north yorkshire, william allanson and ann allanson from the ebberston and snaiton area who had a daughter also named ann,In the 1800's. William was a farmer. If this helps or you require any more info please get intouch. Can you help me find any more info as i am struggling to find much more

Re: Allansons from Stape/Newton On Rawcliffe, North Yorkshire

sara17455 — 2007-03-25 14:33:07Z

Hi Carol--

Yes, that's the same info as I have, with some slight variations on the dates. I have Sallie born August 18,1843 and Richard born Nov. 18, 1834 and dying on Jan. 1, 1909. I'll double check these, They may have come from a 1905 family history that Frederic (their son who was my grandfather) Allanson's wife, Mabel Laufer (German immigrant family with a long history, crossing in the 1750') had. Mabel was my grandmother. I'm thinking that may make us second cousins, but I still don't have a picture in my mind.

The Lauffers are issuing a 100-year anniversary edition of their hitory this year. I've been helping with it. I'd love to be able to include additional Allanson iformation, as I haven't had much of it, the emphasis having been on the Lauffers my Allanson married for this book. Please send whatever you feel comfortable with and I'll see if it's not to late to include it in the new publication (if you want to).

I also have names of some good alive-and-well-and-active-in-genealogy-Dadswell contacts--the best in Canada and Australia. And probably some other living Allansons (more cousins). There's a large Allanson research group in Britain; they looked into some things for me, but came up empty. Maybe, armed with your new information, that group could be useful with pre-crossing records. Historical records in Britain deem to have been around for a very long time. I wouldn't be above going to Sussex and seeing what there is to find. I went there on my honeymoon--it's a lovely place--but I wasn't interested in genealogy at the time.

If you'd not nervous about posting your e-mail address here, I'd be glad to send you what I've got. I'm sure I'll be able to do that after I open up your e-mail from a couple of days ago. I just wasn't too sure it was a good thing to post a personal e-mail address online, so I used my offie e-mail address, and will transfer the data you sent there to my home.

Thanks again. Let me know if there's something or someone in particular that you're looking for. There seems to be a wealth of infomation on the Dadswells, but I haven't struck gold on the Allansons. Maybe I just haven't been mining in the right spots!

Sara

Re: Allansons from Stape/Newton On Rawcliffe, North Yorkshire

C_Swansfeger — 2007-03-25 03:17:03Z

Hello, I show Arthur Allanson married to Alice Stringer and Sally married to their son, Richard. Richard had a son named Fred and a doughter named Maggie - and other children. Maggie is my grandmother. Sallie was born on August 28, 1843 in Sussex, England and died October 22, 1909. Richard Allanson was born Nov. 18, 1830 in Albany, N.Y. and died in Stockton, IL (same as Sallie) on Jan. 11, 1909. Does this agree with your information? I hope so. It would be great to find a relative online. Hopefully your cousin, Carol

Re: Allansons from Stape/Newton On Rawcliffe, North Yorkshire

sara17455 — 2007-03-24 16:50:13Z

If you're a descendant of Sally Dadswell and Arthur Allanson, we're related somehow! My records show that they had 9 children. Which of these are you through? I'm through Frederick Allanson.

Where are you located? Maybe Illinois, or have you digressed from there? I'm in rural South Mississippi, having come via New Orleans where I went to college, and the East Coast, where I grew up.

Are you familiar with the Allanson DNA project, for male descendants who still bear that surname? If you know of any (we have none left in my family line), I'd be glad to send information on it. Pretty intersting stuff, that they say can help identify British origins of the name....

I don't know if I can wait until Monday to see what you sent! Thanks again. Sara

Re: Allansons from Stape/Newton On Rawcliffe, North Yorkshire

C_Swansfeger — 2007-03-24 12:45:43Z

Sara - I hope the information is helpful. Let me know if you think we are on the same family tree! Carol

Re: Allansons from Stape/Newton On Rawcliffe, North Yorkshire

sara17455 — 2007-03-24 11:26:21Z

Carol--Thanks much. It will be Monday PM before I can get to it. If I can return the favor I'll be glad to do so. I hope to continue the conversation from there. Sara

Re: Allansons from Stape/Newton On Rawcliffe, North Yorkshire

C_Swansfeger — 2007-03-24 05:43:05Z

Sara - Sent you some information regarding Arthur Allanson.
Carol

Re: Allansons from Stape/Newton On Rawcliffe, North Yorkshire

sara17455 — 2007-03-23 11:50:05Z

Carol--I was hoping you would know a way around things! I guess you can try me at sara@landryandlewis.com account and we maybe we'll be able to take it from there. Sara

Re: Allansons from Stape/Newton On Rawcliffe, North Yorkshire

C_Swansfeger — 2007-03-23 02:53:46Z

Sara-How can I get my email address to you? Carol

Re: Allansons from Stape/Newton On Rawcliffe, North Yorkshire

sarahill17 — 2007-03-22 22:59:40Z

Carol,
Thank you for contacting me. I'd be glad to share any information I have. Can we do this outside of the message board, which is sometimes a bit cumbersome? Sara

Re: Allansons from Stape/Newton On Rawcliffe, North Yorkshire

C_Swansfeger — 2007-03-22 22:47:24Z

Sara,
I am a descendent of Richard and Sallie (Dadswell)Allanson. I would appreciate any information you have on the Allansons. I found where Arthur Allanson came from Canada to NY. Contact me. I don't have much but would be willing to share. Carol

Re: Allanson- North Yorkshire, England

kerryparker164 — 2007-03-20 02:31:30Z

My great-great-great grandfather was Joseph Allanson b 1784 Suffield married to Ann? born 1801 Hearwood Dale. In the 1841-1861 census he was listed as a farmer. Joseph and Ann had 6 children all born in Broxa: Joseph 1826, Henry 1834, Julia 1838, Thomas 1840, William 1818 and Hannah 1828. Their daughter Julia Ursula Allanson had a son William Allamson born 1860 in Broxa. She later married William Estill who was born 1828 Saltersgate. They had 7 children: Sarah, Ade, John, Laura, Elizabeth, Julia and George. Their daughter Sarah Ann Estill born 1866 Blakey Farm, Allerston married John William Parker and they had 7 children burn in Scalby & Burniston and immigrated with all the children to Coombs, BC, Canada 1910 with the assistance of the Salvation Army. Is there a connection with your Allanson line? Best regards, Kerry Parker

Re: Allanson- North Yorkshire, England

sarahcowling — 2007-03-03 00:17:23Z

I am trying to find a birth for Anna Allanson born around 1770 I believe in Birdforth/Carlton Husthwaite. She Married William Kendall about 1795. She died before 1841 but William Kendal was living in Carlton Husthwaite next door to William ALlanson and his wife ann and their children THomas and James. Could William be her brother?
any help greatly appreciated
sarah

Re: James & Jane Allaonson from England

AnnieTigerDolly — 2006-12-26 13:10:58Z

Sorry I don't know much about this this family I just found their marriage record on line here and that's how I found out that my Alice was married. Then found his parents out West. Ann

Re: James & Jane Allaonson from England

eugene_burgess — 2006-12-25 19:28:34Z

Any idea where in England they were from? So I'm reading this right:

James b. 1840
m Jane ???? b. 1841
1. James b. 1876 England m. Alice Perrault
2. Mabel b. 1882 (was she b. in England?)

Any idea when the left England?

I have lots of Allanson info from the Liverpool and surrounding city area.

On that note, there is a James Allanson married in West Derby registered in 1860. On the same index page is a Jane Jones. Any chance this is yours? There was also a Mabel Allanson b. registered in West Derby in 1883.

James & Jane Allaonson from England

AnnieTigerDolly — 2006-12-24 01:39:02Z

I'm looking for the following family
James b 1840
Jane b 1841
daughter Mabel J b 1882
Son James b 1876 England m Alice Perrault b 1878 in Renfrew, Ont married in Renfrew, Ont.
In 1911 Mr & Mrs Allanson was found in Winnipeg Manitoba
I'm related to the Perrault line and am looking to find and collect family info on this family!
Thanks'
Ann Dearing

Re: History of the Allanson name

redkite646 — 2006-12-13 20:33:51Z

hi
well i have found out by some books that the allanson family was conected to the Macdonald's of Glencoe. There was a massacre around 1691 but i think that the allanson's moved down to yorkshire before that. So i am tiring to trace that back up the chain.

Allanson's as Macdonalds

redkite646 — 2006-12-13 20:31:02Z

Re: History of the Allanson name

2006-12-03 19:25:56Z

I have only just begun looking at my Allison/Allanson line. I only know that I am an Allanson and that this line is from England because of another researcher that has done quite a bit of work on this line. He only has them back to England in the early 1600's just before they came to America. What is your documentation that they are connected to the Macdonald's in Scotland? Is that a ScotIrish line originally from Ireland? There is a tradition in my family of being ScotIrish, but I do not have the connection for that. - Sally

Re: Allanson- North Yorkshire, England

redkite646 — 2006-12-03 14:47:44Z

hello my great great great grandfather was william allanson born 1781 and married to ann allanson born 1785-6. do you have infomation about them their, their parents and further. i am trying to trace back to when the left scotland and made their way to yorkshire england. if you can be of any help thank you

John

Re: Allansons from Stape/Newton On Rawcliffe, North Yorkshire

redkite646 — 2006-12-03 14:44:14Z

Re: History of the Allanson name

redkite646 — 2006-12-03 14:37:51Z

hello i am sure the allanson name came from the clan of Macdonald's. Do you have any idea when they moved from Scotland to england. i think they settled in yorkshire but dont know a date.

History of the Allanson name

SallyPhilbin — 2006-11-14 02:48:04Z

My known ancestors were Allisons. Thanks to the generosity of a genealogist from on of these message boards I now know that my Allison name had been Allanson and that earlier ancestors came from England. We have a strong tradition in our family of my ggranddad being ScottsIrish and very proud of it. I had always thought that this heritage came down from the Allison line. One of my great uncles who was known as Mack wrote his name as Mc Allison and yet the research shared with me shows that my line comes down from Thomas Allanson who arrived in America as an indentured servant in the 1600's from England. Does anyone know the history of the Allanson/Allison name? Thank you for any enlightenment that you can provide. Sally

Re: Allansons from Stape/Newton On Rawcliffe, North Yorkshire

2006-08-21 21:20:58Z

Thank you for your reply. I'll send a private reply with more information.

Mary

Re: Allansons from Stape/Newton On Rawcliffe, North Yorkshire

2006-08-21 11:56:05Z

None with the Allanson surname, but several living through Allanson daughters who married and lost their surnames. Are you an Allanson?

Re: Allansons from Stape/Newton On Rawcliffe, North Yorkshire

MaryAllisonYonan — 2006-08-20 07:20:17Z

Have you found any living descendants with the Allanson surname?

Mary

Re: Thomas Allanson, England/Charles City Co. Va.

JessieMcCLary13 — 2006-06-29 03:11:17Z

Dear Bob Messersmith,
I am replying to a post dated Oct 2005 on RoostsWeb website. When I read your post the hairs on my arms literally stood straight up. I am the gggGranddaughter of Jane Allanson, born 1827 in Yorkshire England, and Thomas Allanson born 1819 in England also. Yes, Jane and Thomas came to the US in 1850 and lived in Charles City Co, Virginia. I am missing information as well but perhaps we both have different info to exchange. I have been searching endlessly for information about Jane Allanson, especially her maiden name. Here is a break down of my relationship. Thomas and Jane Allanson had a daughter, Jane, born in England in 1849. Jane married Amos J. Potter in 1870 (a civil war veteran) in Charles City Co. VA. They had three daughters, one named Jessie born in 1873. Jessie married Shirley Hobson and they had 3 sons, one named Amos born in 1902. Amos Hobson marries Margaret Kelly and they have a daughter named Jane in 1932 who is my mother. I am Jessie McClary. I will be happy to shed more light on that confusing paragraph for you. My email is jmacdesigns@charter.net
I look forward to hearing back from you,
Jessie

Re: ALLANSON from Broxa, York, England

elizabeth1830 — 2006-06-12 21:12:26Z

Hello Kerry, I was looking tonight at your family and found Julia Ursla Allanson born July September Quarter 1838 in Scarborough District. I guess her daughter Elizabeth probably has same middle name.
Bye now and take care, Elizabeth.

ALLANSON from Broxa, York, England

2006-06-10 23:26:01Z

Looking for info on my great-great grandmother: Julia Alanson born 1838 in Broxa, York, England. Married William Estill who was born 1828 in Saltersgate. William and Julia had 7 children: Sarah Ann, Ade, John J, Laira Allison, Elizabeth U, Julia and George between 1866 and 1877. They resided in Allerston, Saltersgate, Blakely Farm (Allerston).

Re: Allanson /Allison

FredricZS — 2006-03-06 20:55:32Z

http://home.netcom.com/~fzsaund/allison.html

Allanson in Manchester, Engand

@@jday02@snet.net — 2006-02-25 15:44:04Z

Looking for information on the Allanson family in Manchester and Liverpool, England. Here is an outline of what I have so far:

1. Edward Allanson, b. about 1780, boot shoe maker in Liverpool, married to Elizabeth. Six children, including:

2. William, b. 1815, cabinetmaker, m. Elizabeth Richardson in 1840. Seven children, including:

3. Edward, b. Birkenhead, 1854. He married Elizabeth Goodhead and moved to Manchester. Had five children, including:

4. Florence (Allanson) Bennett, b. Manchester, 1888. Married Richmond Bennett, a butcher in Salford.

Any information on this family would be appreciated.

Best wishes,

Mike Day

Thomas Allanson, England/Charles City Co. Va.

BobM4383 — 2005-10-26 14:56:42Z

Looking for data on Thomas N. Allson b ca1819 in England, wife Jane ??? b ca1827 England, married ca1843 in England, had children in England, William F. b ca1844, and Jane b ca1848, came to U.S. in 1850, living in Charles City County, Virginia in 1860 census. Children born in VA. Jessee(female) ca1851(maybe b NJ), Rosanna ca1853, Edwin ca1855, Franklin ca1857, Thomas ca1858 and Grace ca1859.
A descendent is Thomas Allanson, email tla102589@adelphia.net
Atlanta, Ga.