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Re: Harry Stanley Buckle (b 1896) + his Brother Gilbert James (1900)

possumouse — 2012-05-20 10:50:58Z

Hi,
have you had a look at the 1901 and 1911 English Census?

There is a James and Emma Buckle in Lambeth, London. In 1901 they have Gilbert J (14), Arthur W (12) Fred (9) Edith (7) and Harry(4) living with them.
In 1911 James is with Arthur, Frederick, Edith and Harry at 92 Cottage Grove, Lambeth, London. James was a Railway Signal Fitter and Harry was in the Cycle trade.

I don't know if you have this already, but a Harry Stanley Buckle was born Jul/Aug/Sep 1896 according to FreeBMD in Wandsworth, Greater London, Surrey.

In Jul/Aug/Sept 1918 Free BMD shows his marriage to Dyett.
Hope this helps.

Claire

Re: Harry Stanley Buckle (b 1896) + his Brother Gilbert James (1900)

jleigh123 — 2012-05-19 05:02:25Z

My grandpa was harry stanley Buckels from Kansas.. not sure if related

Willoughby Buckle of Bolton, Lancashire

possumouse — 2012-05-03 01:24:59Z

Hi,
looking for anyone else out there who is or has been researching Willoughby Buckle, who married Ellan Hall and died in 1835. I'm researching his son John Watts Buckle who emigrated to Australia and settled in Williamstown, Melbourne, and his other children by Ellen and also his first wife Anne.

Re: Labrador Buckles

lorihughes14 — 2012-04-03 03:57:08Z

Would appreciate any info u may have on Buckles, William Thomas, Mary watts, Johanna watts, Annastasia sinnicks, Maria cooper , who married a William buckle..my grandparents..where they were born..died etc..catherine oxford, lydia toll
Could you pleas esend me mail , kitty pls n ty
lorihughes14@hotmail.com

Re: Buckles of Quebec/Labrador

lorihughes14 — 2012-04-03 03:20:56Z

Wanting too find info on Buckles , my grandparents,
william Buckle, annastasia Buckle.Thomas buckle and joanna watts, or mary watts..
annastasia sinnicks..a;ll my great grand parents etc,,
please advise

Re: Surname of BUCKLE or BUCKEL, Yorkshire 1700 onwards

nicholasbentleybuckle — 2012-03-19 18:38:37Z

Joleen,

As far as I know there are no ancestors born in East Witton at Spennithorne in 1793. Also no James Brearey of Spofforth in our tree.

Thanks any way

Re: Surname of BUCKLE or BUCKEL, Yorkshire 1700 onwards

joleenann — 2012-03-19 18:19:02Z

I have only just found the posts on the Buckle family which you started in 2002. There are Yorkshire Buckles in my ancestry living in the mid to late 1700s about 25 miles west of Thirsk at East Witton. John Buckle lived there and had a daughter, Mary. I have not found dates for either of them, but Mary had a daughter, registered as Christiana Buckle and born a few miles away from East Witton at Spennithorne in 1793. She married James Brearey of Spofforth at Spofforth. James and Christiana moved most of their large family to Bedfordshire around 1832. Joleen

Charlotte Buckle (1832 -1859) - Burial Record

JPWhitelam — 2012-01-29 20:18:51Z

Hi,

I found a record of the burial of Charlotte Buckle (age 27) 'A visitor to Cleethorpes' on 24th October 1859 in the Old Clee Parish register - Burials 1813 - 1859.

I'm posting this 'cos it might be a random that fills in a blank for someone.......

JPW

Re: Buckle family in Yorkshire

bermuda47 — 2012-01-27 15:02:46Z

American Buckles looking for the parents of our Robert Buckles, b. 1702, yorkshire.

Family names are robert, john, william.
Went to America (Pennsylvania)in c. 1719
Could this be connected to William, to Labrador about the same time ?
We know he is there somewhere. Any little clue would help.
Thanks!! Ginny Buckles Hardy

Re: buckle family in yorkshire

bermuda47 — 2012-01-27 02:53:12Z

Just found this yorkshire section of the Buckles. Help!! Looking for a Robert Buckle(s) born in 1702 in Yorkshire. That is all we have. His father was apprently a "landlord".
Thanks for any help at all......Ginny

Re: Surname of BUCKLE or BUCKEL, Yorkshire 1700 onwards

carolgermainbruner — 2012-01-22 19:41:23Z

Your posting was in 2003 so this may not reach you. However, The Buckle family from the Masham-Well-Ripon area of North Yorkshire are our family. When the Buckles re-emigrated from Australia, they settled in Salt Lake City, Utah. My assumption is that they were proselytized as members of the LDS faith in Australia. Our descent is from George Green Buckle. Would love to share more information if you receive this. Carol Bruner

Re: Capt Edmund BUCKLE m. Anne Sarah Maria NICOLLS 1840

geoffsoper1 — 2012-01-04 11:10:32Z

Glad it was of interest

The scale of the photo is not clear, It's a vertical grave stone, not a plaque, but the stones are arranged round the perimiter wall of the churchyard, so presumably don't actually mark the grave.

I just noticed the solicitors for his estate added a cheeky advert at the bottom of the gravestone?
Llewelyn & Co, Solicitors, Calcutta?

Re: Capt Edmund BUCKLE m. Anne Sarah Maria NICOLLS 1840

talismanic — 2012-01-04 02:28:08Z

Hi Geoff, many thanks for your msg and the photo which was amazing to see. It is surprising how many such records are missing from the internet. Best wishes Alistair

Re: Capt Edmund BUCKLE m. Anne Sarah Maria NICOLLS 1840

geoffsoper1 — 2012-01-03 13:39:54Z

Hi Alister,

I came accross your chap's gravestone in Galle Fort, Sri Lanka last week.

Beneath are deposited the remains of Edmund Buckle, Capt in the Bengal Artillery who died of galle on his passage to England in the "Bentinck" steamer on the 19th September 1846 aged 38 years and 8 months.

I'm almost certain it was in the grounds of the Dutch Reformed Church not the Anglican Church next door which perhaps might be significant. The churches are inside the Dutch Fort which became English from 1796.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galle_Fort (oh I see why... the English church was not built until 1871).

There are many interesting & well preserved gravestones of interesting colonial pioneers. I photographed this randomly & attach it. I see it's not recorded on the net. I'd have photoed them all, but assumed they'd all be well recorded on the web by now.

Regards Geoff, Surrey (just back from holiday)

Re: Surname of BUCKLE or BUCKEL, Yorkshire 1700 onwards

westgen — 2011-12-18 22:48:06Z

http://westgen.org/john%20buckle%201827-1892%20fam%20Dec%202...
We are still trying to decide on children, Alma and Abash.

Re: Surname of BUCKLE or BUCKEL, Yorkshire 1700 onwards

nicholasbentleybuckle — 2011-05-05 17:50:07Z

Julie,

Have looked back at my records and Re Joseph Buckle seems to be no relation, but much appreciate your contact. If you think otherwise lease contact me again.

Nicholas

Re: Surname of BUCKLE or BUCKEL, Yorkshire 1700 onwards

julieanneyoung1 — 2011-05-05 16:24:41Z

I have researched Rev Joseph Buckle who came to Australia around 1859. His parents were Thomas Buckle and Jane (Green). Joseph was born in 1830 in Masham, Yorkshire. I have his photograph and many newspaper articles, as he was the first Primitive Methodist Minister in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. It was a pretty wild place when he arrived. His wife was Ellen (Dresser). They were married in 1858 in Motherwell, Lanarkshire, Scotland, and they had 9 children born in Victoria and Queensland, Australia. Can share this if you are interested.

Re: Thomas Buckle b London to South Africa

vanveurens — 2011-03-28 12:11:28Z

My Great Uncle was a Thomas Buckle. His sisters were, Milly (married Gert Hettache sp?), Sarah (married Danie Brink) and Anna (my grandmother, married Gert Visser). My mother's name is Sarah Susanna and her brother was Alexander Berdien Daneel Visser. I see the names Alexander and Susanna both appear in the Buckle tree. I find it so interesting, but wonder who this particular Thomas might have been. I also read that an Alexander emigrated to Barbados in 1679.

Re: Buckle in South Africa

jennyanydots1 — 2011-03-21 15:14:02Z

Hi if you can give me a bit more info I may be able to link you to Buckles in England 1775

Re: Surname of BUCKLE or BUCKEL, Yorkshire 1700 onwards

lachance50 — 2011-03-07 20:38:32Z

I have an ancestor Jane Green Buckle Birth 7 Jan 1854 in London, St Luke, Middlesex, England
Death 26 February 1934 in Salt Lake City Utah
Edit this person : she married a william Grimsdell. i located her death certificate and it lists as the father John Buckle Born:(1854) and Ann Cooper Born:(1934). They married from what i can find on 5 oct 1851 at st giles cripplegate, london, london, england.

Re: Buckle or Buckel 1790 onwards

hipJay32 — 2011-02-23 22:22:23Z

hello, my name is Jay l olsen.
My wife is kin to william h buckle.she is a great grand daugther to him. his daugther is (bernice)is my wife's grand mother.bernice son, jessie j querry if this helps let us know we have a lot more infortion
hipjay32@aol.com

Re: Surname of BUCKLE or BUCKEL, Yorkshire 1700 onwards

mikebuckle54 — 2010-10-15 13:38:33Z

I havent got any details of his parents,or of any brothers and sisters, however,although he was brn in Sowerby he married Jane WRIGHT who came from York on 24/07/1826. They lived in Knayton not far from Thirsk, and had at least four children, William 1831, Ann 1833, Francis 1836 and John 1843. Francis married Elizabeth YOUNG on 17/12/1866 at Leake
and they moved to Thirsk where they had at least 12 children.
I sure William is related to the Sowerby Buckles, probably through his parents as Buckle is not a common name and especially with him being born in Sowberby. I would be very interested in seeing what Buckles you have managed to find in Sowerby and hopefully I will try to fill in the gaps at a later date. I am quite happy to fill you in with the Buckle family in Thirsk and beyond.

Regards
Mike Buckle

Re: Surname of BUCKLE or BUCKEL, Yorkshire 1700 onwards

nicholasbentleybuckle — 2010-10-15 09:14:04Z

Mike,

As the originator of this thread I don't have a William Buckle of those dates, however, I may have missed him, so do you have any details of his father mother, brothers & sisters etc. May be helpful

Nicholas Bentley-Buckle

Re: Surname of BUCKLE or BUCKEL, Yorkshire 1700 onwards

mikebuckle54 — 2010-10-14 20:55:52Z

Hi,
I have a william buckle bn 1793 in Sowerby, Yorks died 29/11/1870 in Thirsk, Yorks, married a Jane WRIGHT and they had four children he was my great great great grandfather.
I would like to know if you have got any further with it.
Regards
Mike Buckle
email sandramike@tiscali.co.uk

Re: buckle family in yorkshire

mikebuckle54 — 2010-10-09 21:18:32Z

hi, this is to Robert Alan Buckle
My great grandfather was Stephen Buckle, your great grandfather Atkinsons older brother. I would like to sehave far you have got with researching your family tree. I am just starting out again after a few years break.
Michael Buckle

Re: William Buckle 1793 Sowerby - 1870 Knayton

mikebuckle54 — 2010-10-04 18:27:18Z

hi,
I have got to the same point you have, Jane was Jane WRIGHT 1803 -1881 they had 3 sons William 1831, Francis 1836 and John 1843 and a daughter Ann 1833. And then as you say Francis marries Elizabeth YOUNG, Francis was my great great grandfather.

Re: Albert Buckle from N.E Scotland

abuckle160 — 2010-09-17 18:37:12Z

I am Thomas Arthur Buckles son, he was the eldest of the family.

Albert used to visit every year and was keen on fishing especially with Billy.

Arthur had a son Philip.

Eileen married Jimmy Mckerron and had a son Robert Mckerron.

Albert had a few sisters:

Eileen
May
Rosalind

I am sure there are two more sisters.

Billy had two sons Kenny and Kevin, and a daughter Karen.

May had quite a large family and was married to Pat Kelly who had a refrigeration business,

My Grandfather had a butchers shop in Elgin but I only ever saw him once as he moved to New Zealand, married and died out there.

Re: Sir Cuthbert Buckle (Buckell)

Marybuckle1 — 2010-08-28 17:30:43Z

Hello again,
I probably missed your information on prior emails (so sorry), but can you tell me from which Buckle line you descend?
And since you "biked" to All Saints Church to take photos you must live in or near Banstead? Are there a lot of BUCKLEs still in Banstead?
Cheers, Mary Buckle

Re: Sir Cuthbert Buckle (Buckell)

Marybuckle1 — 2010-08-28 17:12:24Z

Yes, that is true. I have a copy of the Buckle Pedigree that is updated under our branch of Cuthbert Edward Buckle (1866-1936. I have started to build a family tree on Ancestry.com-Buckle-Corbett-McMurdo. ( It probably shows Stewart Searle as the author. He is my husband. I start with his account 2 years ago.) It needs more work.
I also bought 3 copies of "THE Buckle Papers" from the West Sussex Annex through Amazon, which tracks with info I have.There are pix of my grandfather, Stewart Henry Buckle, as a young boy in the archives.

Re: Sir Cuthbert Buckle (Buckell)

kelty118 — 2010-08-28 14:51:17Z

That one makes far more sense than a Robert in Westmorland in the 1600s from the information I was given by the UK Buckle family member Commander Cuthbert Robert Buckle was the son of Reverand William Lewis and Mary Freeman Manly, he married Mary Charlotte they had 4 children of which Cuthbert Edward was the eldest, I have nothing on his descendents. They are through Admiral Matthew Buckle(1718) the Naval hero who was the youngest son of Christopher(1684-1707)and Sarah Wessel who built Nork House who was great grandson of Sir Cuthbert

Re: Sir Cuthbert Buckle (Buckell)

Marybuckle1 — 2010-08-27 22:00:10Z

Yes a direct mail line DID emigrate to America in 1885 to Charlottesville, VA. Cuthbert Edward Buckle (1866-1936) was the son of Cuthbert Robert Buckle (1837-1901)

Re: Thomas Buckle b London to South Africa

kaystav — 2010-07-27 10:20:35Z

This is in response to Deidre Helberg's enquiry relating to Thomas Buckle who came to South Africa in 1799. I am distantly related to him (I think the 5th generation). He got married in South Africa in 1806 in the Cape Province to a South African, and my father is related to the seventh child, William Henry. All the children were baptised in the Mother Church of the Afrikaans religion and I think all Buckles of the Cape is Afrikaans speaking. However a Harry Buckle arrived in Johannesburg in 1836, he became President of the Chamber of Mines, and they are English speaking. Any other way I can help, please contact me, Regards, Kay Buckle (born 1 February 1936) of Cape Town.

Re: Harry Charles Buckle b sept 12 1853 hampshiare england

ewbuckle — 2010-06-09 03:11:09Z

hanks for the respones we beleave it is the same people Harry Charles birth record does say Peterborough and he married Caroline viney in Peterborough

Re: Harry Charles Buckle b sept 12 1853 hampshiare england

HughBuckle — 2010-06-09 00:16:50Z

My records show Samuel Charles Watson Buckle having 9 children but none of them is Harry Charles. However, one of them was recorded as Charles b 1852 (don't know month).
If this isn't him then it is just possible that they could have fitted another son in between Charles and Samuel. The ones I have around that time are Margaret (b Sept 1851), Charles (1852) and Samuel (June 1854) provided Emma became pregnant again immediately after the birth of Harry. They were a pretty busy couple, family-wise, so it is possible.

The one thing which makes me think Harry is probably not a son of SCW and Emma is that all their other children were born in Peterborough and your heading suggests that Harry was born in Hampshire.

Good luck with your search.
Cheers,
Hugh

Harry Charles Buckle b sept 12 1853 hampshiare england

ewbuckle — 2010-06-08 21:13:15Z

Looking for parents of Harry Charles beleave it was Samuel Charles Watson Buckle mother Ann Moore Buckle. Living with aunt Emma Little at age 8

Re: Surname of BUCKLE or BUCKEL, Yorkshire 1700 onwards

roystuarthilton — 2010-04-28 07:52:02Z

Thanks Jill. Most helpful. Just about to go on holiday but will study & come back to in due course.

Roy

Re: Surname of BUCKLE or BUCKEL, Yorkshire 1700 onwards

jmbuckle1 — 2010-04-28 00:21:05Z

Hi Roy Thomas Gregory Buckle is indeed my husband's uncle. He married Beryl Grace Shield in 1940. Their children are as follows Noela Jean 1941,m.Bruce Wilkinson,Gordon Boxsell and then Sidney Kapo; Carol Joyce 1943 m.John Lapworth; Helen June 1944 m Howard Jeffree; Robyn Joan 1945 m Darryl Smith; Bruce Thomas 1954 m Elise Green; Ann Marie 1960 m Alain Menager. I do have information on their children etc if you want more. I don't have any past history about Grace unfortunately. Hopes this helps. Jill

Re: Buckle in South Africa

lerouxbuckle — 2010-04-22 13:50:31Z

Ek stel ook belang daar aan om meer uitevind van waneer die eerste Buckle gesin die land in gekom het,wat hul gedoen het en van waar af hul gekom het.

Re: Surname of BUCKLE or BUCKEL, Yorkshire 1700 onwards

roystuarthilton — 2010-04-06 12:05:51Z

Hi Gill - seen your old post on notice board. I'm looking for descendents of Thomas Gregory Buckle [1913-1981]who married Jean Alice Shield, who was the grand-daughter of Alexander Warwick [1856-1889]. It is this Warwick line of which I'm primarily interested.

I believe Thomas Gregory Buckle was the brother of Joseph Harvey Buckle and your husband's uncle.

I should be interested to know if you have any information which may help.

Many thanks

Roy

Buckle in South Africa

johanbuckle — 2010-03-24 08:31:59Z

Johan Buckle from the Free State Province in South Africa.
My family did not keep any record of our history and I would like to know when the Buckle's started to emigrate to South Africa.

Re: Buckle's Buckinghamshire

stevesteph1 — 2009-12-09 07:11:50Z

Hi
I am currently tracing my family tree back and I think there could well be a connection with your family via Emamel buckle who was Ann's brother-Who married into my family via Ellen Carter
Would Begrateful for any info/photes you could pass on
my E-mail address is stevesteph@carters55.freeserve.co.uk
Regards
Steve Carter

Re: Buckle's Buckinghamshire

tomchdoggett — 2009-12-07 15:06:58Z

If you contact me on tomchdoggett@hotmail.com we can compare notes and I anm happy to send you anything you don't have. Tom Doggett

Re: Buckle's Buckinghamshire

olivegoodall — 2009-12-04 13:49:31Z

I am interested in information on the buckle family of long crendon.

Re: Buckle's Buckinghamshire

olivegoodall — 2009-12-04 13:45:32Z

I have only just read your re-ply been busy with other things but would love more information.

Re: Buckle/Castle Combe/Nettleton/Wiltshire

rjbsabrina — 2009-08-23 20:14:25Z

Dear all,

I am descended from William and Betty Buckle of Nettleton. I have been looking at the descendents of Walter and his two wives Mary Bethel and Mary Gibbs. Happy to exchange information.

WILLIAM BUCKLE, Great V Grandfather

Son of Walter Buckle and Mary nee Bethel
Husband of Betty (Elizabeth) West
Father of Hester (Esther) Noad

Also Father of infant Mary, Sarah, Hannah, Elizabeth and Mary

William Buckle was baptised in Nettleton Parish Church on 11th November 1740 the eldest son of Walter and Mary Buckle, Farmers of Nettleton, Wiltshire.

On 7th November 1769 William Buckel of Nettleton married Betty West of Nettleton in the parish church. William made his mark and Betty signed her name. The witnesses were Henry West who signed his name and Jane Raven who made her mark.

William and Betty (sometimes Elizabeth) had at least six daughters who were born between 1770 and 1789 and were baptised in Nettleton Parish Church. Their eldest daughter, Esther (Hester), seems to have had an illegitimate child in 1788. She later married Isaac Noad and both moved to Gloucestershire where they endured ill health and considerable poverty.

In 1773 Betty received a legacy of £30 from her father’s estate and William received £5 in 1786 from his father’s estate.

Betty Buckle was buried on 22nd March 1823 aged seventy-five-years and William Buckle was buried on 18th April 1824 aged eighty-four-years.

Their children were Great V Aunts and Uncles:

HESTER NOAD, Great IV Grandmother

Daughter of William Buckle and Betty (nee West)
Wife of Isaac Noad
Mother of James Noad

Also Mother of Thomas, Isaac and Henry

Hester the eldest daughter of William and Betty Buccle was baptised on 4th June 1770 at Nettleton.

There is an entry in the baptism register at Nettleton recording the baptism on 18th April 1790 of William the base born son of Hester Buckle, the child having been born on 27th December 1788. As yet I have found no further reference to this child.

Isaac Noad married Hester Buckle at Nettleton on 30th September 1793. He was described as being of West Kington and he made his mark in the register and she was described as of Nettleton and she too made her mark. The witnesses were James Clack who made his mark and Edith Bullock who signed the register.

They had four sons – Thomas, James, Isaac and Henry who were born between the years 1794 and 1803. By the year 1799 Isaac Noad and his family had moved to Leonard Stanley where their son Isaac was baptised on 3rd or 9th February 1800 and where they were in receipt of poor relief:

‘In the first half of 1799 Isaac Noad received seven shillings and sixpence and later a “Bush of flower” worth thirteen shillings. In the second half of the same year we find that he had one pound two shillings and a penny in “monies etc.”, two shillings and sixpence for his settlement examination and finally fourteen shillings and nine pence for “Removing his goods”. The last item tells its own sorry tale. Isaac and Hester Noad were very poor, they needed help but Leonard Stanley was under no obligation to give it.’

By October 1800 they had settled in Slimbridge where they were once again in receiving poor relief and this continued until at least 1823. Their third son, Isaac Noad, was buried at Slimbridge on 10th April 1802 and their youngest son, Henry Noad, was born there in 1803 and baptised at Slimbridge Parish Church on 7th August 1803.

Hester Noad was buried on 18th January 1829 in Slimbridge aged sixty-two-years.

SARAH BUCKLE, Great V Aunt

Sarah Buckle, daughter of William and Elizabeth, was baptised on 15th November 1772 at Nettleton

MARY BUCKLE, Infant Great V Aunt

Mary Buckle, daughter of William and Betty, was buried on 25th May 1779 at Nettleton

HANNAH BUCKLE, Great V Aunt

Hannah Buckle, daughter of William and Elizabeth, was baptised on 14th July 1782 at Nettleton.

ELIZABETH BUCKLE, Great V Aunt

Elizabeth Buckle, daughter of William and Elizabeth, was born on 25th December 1783 and baptised on 30th May 1784 at Nettleton.

MARY BUCKLE, Great V Aunt

Mary Buckle, daughter of William and Elizabeth, was born on 22nd February 1789, baptised on 2nd March 1789 at Nettleton.

Regards

Richard Barton

Re: Buckle/Castle Combe/Nettleton/Wiltshire

JulieSkellern — 2009-07-25 21:20:34Z

I've now got most (if not all) of the BUCKLE family baptisms, marriages and burials in my notes.... extracted from the Malmesbury, Wiltshire parish registers from the early 17th century to 1812.

This includes names similar to yours....
~ in particular it seems one of the first members of the family in Malmesbury is a Walter (alone with a number of Edwards, Josephs and so on!)

I'm attempting to prove a connection between Joseph BUCKLE of Malmesbury, baptised in 1772, and my ancestress, whose baptism in Deevon... I cannot find, but she is beleived to have been born in the same parish as where Joseph and his wife Sage are living (and die) in the 1850s.

~ thwarted... I might add... but some people on Genes Reunited who are claiming Nettleton families are deriving from Joseph of Malmesbury, without providing any reliable evidence. LOL!!!

Re: Sir Cuthbert Buckle (Buckell)

Buckles44 — 2009-05-30 23:46:05Z

Stephanie, have we communicated before? Please send me an email

buckles@cox.net

bob buckles

Re: Sir Cuthbert Buckle (Buckell)

kelty118 — 2009-05-27 13:23:08Z

Yorkshire is one of the largest counties. Suggest you try the Yorkshire list Rebecca or even Cumbria ,Westmorland is part of Cumbria now and is bordered by Yorkshire, Lancashire etc.so if there is not a Cumbria list West Yorkshire or West Ridings I would think, someone there local to the area would know more. There is some info here about Westmorland
http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/WES/
Says that parish records for Westmorland churches are held at Kendal which is in the Lake District as well as Bishops trnscripts but does say they should be available through LDS and parish registers are also available on Hugh Wallis site, which you are probably aware of, but there are a lot of towns in Westmorland but there is other useful information on this site I did find Buckles in Brough under Stainmore, there was Robert Bucle who had a father Christopher Bucle in 1584, but that's after Buckles moved south, whether there is link a generation or two back, maybe? but the Buckles were aleady using the spelling Buckle that's in the Visitation not Bucle but you never know they may have retained the old spelling up North a bit longer, Sir Cuthbert had a brother James and Christopher born after 1533, a Christopher Bucles had a James in 1577 and Robert in 1584,so that may be the link and if so Sir Cuttbert isn't his ancestor but they share an ancestor there was a Robert Bucle born to Robert Bucle in 1563 , then there was Robert Buckle born to Robert Buckle in 1640 , Cliburn also has Robert Buckle I also checked parishes wthin a 5 mile radius of Brough the only other was a Robert 1845 Warcup I have checked several other but not all yet there are so many and no luck so far with the family names. But Sir Cuthbert isn't mentioned under Brough on the parish records but like mpost place there would be a lt missing. I don't have a Christopher 1699 sorry I thought we had sorted this before think it must be a typo for 1629, I do have couple after 1711 but you would have those too

Re: Sir Cuthbert Buckle (Buckell)

rabook1 — 2009-05-27 11:11:56Z

I will be in Yorkshire in July, and I am hoping to do some research. Do you have any suggestions on where I should begin?
Where are you getting your info on Christopher born in 1699?
Cuthbert (1533-1594)'s line of Christophers go as follows:
Sir Christopher , only son of Cuthbert, 1586-1660
Sir Christopher, 1629-1712
Christopher, esquire 1654-1706
Christopher, 1684-1759
Christopher 1711-1783
I am interested in your Christopher 1699?
Thank you.
Rebecca

Re: Sir Cuthbert Buckle (Buckell)

rabook1 — 2009-05-27 09:57:11Z

Thank you.