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Re: septimus

mebateman1 — 2010-02-24 19:45:36Z

London ENG marriage and banns 1754-1921
banns read
Sunday 9 apr 1820 Rev Jeafferson
Sunday 16 Apr 1920 Rev Denham
Sunday 23 Apr 1820 Rev Denham
Parish of Islington in Co of Middlesex
William Cornhill bachelor of this parish and Ann Wilson spinster on the same parish were married in this Church by banns the twentieth day of Aug in the year 1820.
by me J P Rose minister
witnesses Thomas Titchell
Mary Wilson

1841 ENG Middlesex Stepney MileEndOldTownUpper Dist17
Wm Cornhill 45 warehouseman b in this county
Ann Cornhill 45 b. NOT in this county
Emma Cornhill 15 b. NOT in this county
George Cornhill 14 b. in this county
Margaret Cornhill 10 b. in this county
Septimus Cornhill 5 b. in this county
Felicia Cornhill 3 b. in this county

1851 ENG Middlesex Shoreditch Bermondsey St James
Wm Cornhill 59 head b. Surrey Southwark
Emma A Greeve or Greene 20 dau
Mary A Cornull 20 dau b. Shoreditch
Sepimus Cornill 15 son b. Shoreditch
Telis A Cornuill 13 b. Shoreditch
Wm J Green 4 b. Gravesend, Kent
Robert F Green 6Months b. Gravesend Kent

septimus

lindanorton20 — 2009-02-20 21:06:27Z

i'm trying to trace septimus cornhills father william married to a ann wilson known to be in london 1822 mainly bermondsey

septimus

lindanorton20 — 2009-02-20 21:05:41Z

i'm trying to trace stimus cornhills father william married to a ann wilson known to be in london 1822 mainly bermondsey

Re: London Cornhills

lindanorton20 — 2009-02-05 14:29:17Z

my great grand father was septimus born hoxton 1833, father william mother ann wilson any conextion as I have been unable to trace his father william.
regards linda

Re: London Cornhills

Glendaveny — 2008-04-09 20:16:26Z

Your message is a few years old but hopefully you will still be a member. I have just started researching London Cornhills. I have Frederick born 1869 St Pancras, son of Septimus born 1835 Hoxton who in turn is son of William born circa 1791 Stepney. Any connection?

London Cornhills

cornhill47 — 2006-11-22 16:53:19Z

Just started. I'm back thru James,Henry,John to William born c.1822 who married Emma born c.1828.
If you can help with the spadework I have all the names from Henry (1883-1952) onwards. These are east-end Cornhills, not devon,kent,or essex variety. So far anyway.

Cornwell and variations DNA Study

ScottKendall — 2006-10-26 16:06:04Z

There is a DNA study underway at:

http://www.familytreedna.com/(nqb2nmniny01zjrx01dksp55)/publ...

Please check it out. If you are a male Cornwell (or various spelling) who still bears the surname you can participate. If you are not you but are interested, you can help by locating relatives or others who can be tested. You may contact LaCornwell@aol.com to learn more about the study.

You can also help by sharing Cornwell information.

Thanks
Scott

Re: Cornhill Family of Paignton Devon England

michaeljstephens — 2006-05-18 09:46:17Z

Hi Nigel

My G-G-G-Grandfather is George Richard Cornhill and I am descended from his daughter Thirza Freer Cornhill.

I am stuck with regard to George's parents Richard & Elizabeth. They had a daughter baptized in Newfoundland and George was also reportedly born there, but no baptism has come to light. Where were this family after 1818 and what became of Richard & ElizabethGeorge Richard Cornhill was born around 1822 but I can't find him in 1841 and he turns up in Paignton in 1843 (marriage to Thirza).

Any ideas? Also, let me know how you're connected. Best wishes - Michael.

Dennis Cornhill Witness for John Henmore, 1697, Westmoreland Co, VA

CindyMcC — 2006-04-23 12:03:48Z

DENNIS CORNHILL WITNESS FOR JOHN HENMORE 1697
WESTMORELAND COUNTY, VA

1-April-1697

John Gardener Jr. being summoned to give his evidence in a suite between John Henmore and John Hartley and having attended four days on behalf of plaintiff, ordered John Henmore pay him 160 pounds of tobacco.
DENNIS CORNHILL being summoned as above and having attended six days, ordered John Henmore pay him 240 pounds of tobacco.

SOURCE: Westmoreland County Deeds and Wills, 1694-1698, Page 237, by Dorman

Re: Cornhill Family Tree

ScottDKendall — 2006-03-12 03:22:28Z

Hi,

Have you thought about maybe genetic testing? There are studies on the Cornhill, Cornwell families

Take care
Scott
skendall@kc.rr.com

Cornhill Family Devon

andyandbrenda1 — 2005-01-11 10:47:06Z

Intereested in anyone who is linked to this family - particulary searching for any linked to Rhoda Cornhill born 1827 Brixham.

Cornhill Family of Paignton Devon England

nigelstoyle — 2004-10-14 20:20:39Z

Can anyone help me with the Cornhill family that were living in Blagon/Collaton in 1851. I am particularly interested in George Cornhill born approx 1823 in Newfoundland Canada.

Cornhill Family Tree

bbffrrpp — 2003-07-08 18:16:24Z

Hi Allan, My great-grandparents were two of the orphans who were shipped out of Great Britain during the late 1800's. Up until now we only had the basic information on them. Approximate arrival time in Nova Scotia, etc. We had always believed that their names were John Stanley Lewis born around 1860, and Mary Elizabeth Corkhill, also born around 1860. Now the spelling on Corkhill has also been seen as Cockill. .... I have only been on the Internet for a few months...and it is an amazing place! Just this weekend, someone wrote to tell me that the surname, Corkhill, is a name which comes from the Isle of Man in Great Britain. I checked that out, and there are Message Boards for that name (even under Manx Message Board). So, I thought that was some good information. But, this afternoon someone just sent me the info on how to reach the organization in Canada which is trying to build a data base on ALL the British Orphans who were shipped to Canada - thousands of them. It took me a few minutes to access/search these places, but just an hour ago, I found the two names. However, they were slightly different. He was listed as Stanley Lewis. And, she was listed as Mary CORNHILL. .... Now it says right on the pages that because of handwriting problems, the names/dates/places could have differences. So, I am writing to say two things. Either your last name might have originally been Corkhill (from Isle of Man) (in BEATLES song). Or, my great-grandmother's maiden name was Cornhill - as yours. But, from what you say, you might want to check out the CORKHILL pages on the genealogy sites.

Thanks, Betty (Greater Boston)

ancestors

2000-07-08 04:19:59Z

i would like to try and trace back a few of my ancestors and also to see if there are any surviving cornhills on my side of the tree.my fathers name was david arthur cornhill who was born in johannesburg south africa, in approx 1926 and died in 1979. his fathers name was william mcfarlane cornhill,also from johannesburg .he was a dental surgeon and died in about 1965.it would be great to recieve any information ,as the cornhill name seems to be dying off.