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George O'Neil b1861 Co Durham

barbyg3 — 2012-05-02 22:04:01Z

I was born in Easington Colliery Co Durham and am interested in tracing my maternal line. my great grandfather was George O'Neil, his daughter Barbara (b.1900)was the only surviving child that he and his wife Elizabeth (nee Durham) had. Dadly their son John George, known as Jack O'Neil emigrated to Perth Western Australia where he was murdered in his late 20s. He had gone to live amongst relatives and Joseph O'Neil (married to Sarah Ann Riley)in my tree was either an uncle or a cousin, I have not yet established which.
If anyone has further information about the O'Neils either in Australia or the Durham area I'd love to hear from you.

arthur golightly 1906

grendav2001 — 2012-03-01 12:46:54Z

the marriage at st aidan's church, west hartlepool, on 8 october, 1906:

arthur grylls golightly, aged 27 and a chemist.
son of henry golightly (deceased).
address st paul's harringay.

florence monkhouse, aged 25 and a spinster.
daughter of edward monkhouse (deceased).
78 south parade, west hartlepool.

Re: William S. Golightly, Newcastle, New Brunswick, Canada

dickarline — 2011-12-12 22:16:37Z

Dear David,
Thank you for your messages. I am the adopted daughter of Frank and Wilhelmina Golightly Rand. Kate was my great aunt and I knew both her and Jim. I believe the cousin you mentioned is Gloria. We have been researching the Golightlys and Herberts for several years. I think she told me that you lived in the Kate Herbert house on Fruit St. We lived on Fern. I do have information I can send you. Please send me your e-mail to ERHyatt@aol.com and I will write to you about the family.
Liz Rand Hyatt

Re: William S. Golightly, Newcastle, New Brunswick, Canada

cushnoc — 2011-12-12 18:24:08Z

Hi:

My maternal great-grandmother was Kate Golightly Herbert. She died when I was just an infant, so I never knew her. I never heard my mother talk much about her, but comments were always complimentary. Kate baby sat for her quite frequently. That's about all. I've got civil records on Elizabeth Golightly. Same mystery about William. I have a cousin who claims to have discovered a William Steel Golightly in England born in 1836, which seems to match. I haven't heard anything since. She was, also, trying to search maritime records hoping to find a ship wreck in the proper time frame. I haven't heard anything on that, either.

Just had to mention it.

Re: William S. Golightly, Newcastle, New Brunswick, Canada

cushnoc — 2011-12-12 18:09:10Z

Hi: I was searching the internet for the Golightly Family, and came upon your posting.

I was born in Bangor, and my mother's family all came from New Brunswick. Her paternal grandmother was Katie L. Golightly, wife of James T. Herbert. I believe both were from Newcastle, NB. I was just an infant when Kate died in 1944-5. I knew Jim Herbert. He died about 49-50. I've collected civil records on Golightly, and Herbert families, but not much personal records. I believe Wilhimina G., wife of Frank Rand, lived in the same neighborhood as the Herberts which was near Fruit Street in Bangor. This is on the northeast side of Bangor off State street.

If you have any other records, or family stories, it would be very much appreciated.

David Sims

Re: Golightly

megjmg — 2011-11-18 01:53:22Z

I am interested. How can I contact you?

Re: Golightly Trail

megjmg — 2011-11-18 01:50:50Z

I also am a decendent thru Christopher and the Shands family. I have some information that is traced back to James (wife Christine Thompson). James is my g-g-g-g-g-g-g-g-g grandfather.

Re: James M. Golightly

megjmg — 2011-11-18 01:44:30Z

I have been researching the "Golightly" name for about a year now. I have some information that almost coincides with your information. Joseph (b1784; d1859) married Abagail Smith. Their son was Hiram whose is my G-G-G-G grandfather.

I show that Shands William fathered Joseph; Christopher fathered Shands William; William fathered Christopher; and James fathered William. I do not have a date of birth for James but I know he was married to Christine Thompson.

Annie Golightly

gypsiewagon — 2011-11-01 00:51:02Z

My Grandmother's maiden name was Annie Lou Golightly. She died in 1954. I don't know much about her family. She was born in Hico TX, but met her husband Lloyd Tilley in Illinois. I know there were about 15 children in Annie's family. As I child I remember meeting David Golightly and Hemit Golightly both of California. I don't know the other names. I know my grandmother was somehow part of the same family as Shands Golightly and a family named Harris.
Would anyone have any info that could guide me in the right direction? Since my grandmother died before I was born, I don't even know where to begin.
JABC

Re: Golightly

BarbaraStewart1940 — 2011-10-05 19:08:31Z

I am interested in persueing more information on this line. I do know that my line includes Shands,Christopher, Hugh. Christopher CJ Golightly is my Great-Grandfather.
Henry Sparling Golightly is GG-G.

Golightly of Pontotoc, Mississippi

brocksims — 2011-09-20 02:59:14Z

Researching the family of Lena Golightly(b. abt 1874) from Pontotoc County, Mississippi. Lena married Aaron Rogers, 1888 in Lee County. They were the parents of two children, Albert(b. 1891) and Leatha (b. abt 1893). The family split and one child went with each parent. I found Albert and his mother in the 1900 census. Albert was listed as Albert Golightly. They were in the household of George Rodgers and Lena was listed as George aunt. I have not been able to find Leatha her father Aaron in any census.

Golightly family

babsie10 — 2011-09-09 13:21:45Z

I am helping a good friend research his family's genealogy. Paternal grandmother Janet Elaine Golightly - still living -Denver, CO) still alive, her mother Mary Annabelle Warren -born Aspen, CO. Her sisters Mary Elizbeth "Betty" Golightly born April 1920 in Denver, CO and Frances Annabelle Golightly born May 1922 maybe in Golden, CO (died February 1986). Janet was married to Cecil Clendening in 1950 (Colorado) and divorced in 1957 (?where). Janet married James F. Cavalieri in Denver in 1964 (deceased 1995?)
Looking for any info that you can provide and maybe pictures or any records as well? email me at barbara@fdarms.com

Sam and Evelyn Golightly

spuss_04 — 2011-06-29 20:28:58Z

My name is Autumn, and i am Sam and Evelyn's grandaughter by their son Chris. If anyone has any information it would be fantastic!! Thanks and god bless

MTDNA Mary Golightly -- Martha A Mathis

Jeffercocaterfan — 2011-05-16 17:51:02Z

Hello, We are looking for a female line sample of MTDNA from John Hembree's wife Martha A. Mathis Hembree. We are wantign to prove whether or not, Mary Golightly Mathis was a Cherokee Indian. My family line is through Lizannah Mathis Ledgerwood and the MTDNA sample origin was Scotland. This is by far... not what we have been told all our lives. So we are needing a direct female line back to Martha. Although the one that gives the sample can be a male, his line back to Martha must be all female. Thanks John Campbell

Re: GOLIGHTLY Lawrence L 1923-1984

HOLLYWOOD71_1 — 2011-02-16 00:25:12Z

lAWRENCE LADALE GOLIGHTLY IS MY GRANDFATHER. MY NAME IS HOLLY GOLIGHTLY WOOD.

T A Golightly

boots2010 — 2010-12-11 13:29:38Z

This is a repost. I made a typo in subject line when first posted.

I found an old photo (tin type) of a young man, woman, and child labeled "T A Golightly). I suspect he is a relative of my GG grandmother Acenith Permeila Golightly. She lived in Tenn. Her father is supposed to have been James Maddison Golilghtly.

I found a Turner A. Golightly in the 1900 census (b. 1865), m. to Martha L. with one child Oma Lee G. age 0. If this is they, I wonder if the photo would have been on paper, rather than tin?

Someone on ancestry.com has a Lumer A. Golightly (could be Turner ?)as 1/2 brother to Acenith Permelia Golightly.

Contact me if you think this is your ancestor and I will scan and send you the photo.

MARY GOLIGHTLY of SLOUGH BERKSHIRE ENGLAND

fordellcastle — 2010-11-12 13:48:19Z

I am searching for anyone who might have a relative whose name in the 1940s was Mary Golightly? She lived at 5 Devon Avenue, Slough. She was a long time pen pal of my aunt, whose name at the time was Loretta Hardy of Mount Vernon, Illinois, USA. My aunt is now 77 years old, and has asked me
repeatedly to see if I can locate Mary and see
what became of her. Please, if you are indeed related
to her or could put me in touch with her and/or her
family, it would be greatly appreciated. My aunt still
has her letters and a photo of her, and I hope to let her know that I fulfilled my promise to find her. Aunt Loretta's health is failing quickly. I'd like to be able to let her know while she might still understand. Thank you, Jane Henderson/Mount Vernon, Illinois, USA

Re: golightly help

kimbowtoo — 2010-06-18 19:42:33Z

Sorry so late in responding. This is the information I was looking for. There was no indication that John R had been married before. Glad to have this straight. Hope all is well for you.

Re: Golightly

sschibli — 2010-06-13 21:08:12Z

Thomasine Hall married a George Spark. She is sister of Thomas Hall 1838 who married Mary Ann Clark and they had several children incl Margaret Ruth Hall 1870 Gateshead. She married George William England and their elder son is Thomas William England 1891 who married Margaret Golightly b abt 1890. Unfortunately apart from her marraige certificate which states her age at 23 in 1913 and her father as Edward, I have nothing else. So I am drawing a blank on that line and have not gone any further for 3 years now. But hoping to visit Durham in September
Susan

Re: Golightly

PamelaStefaniak19 — 2010-06-10 14:25:46Z

Hello susan

Sorry i haven't come across Golightly's yet but we are related tho through the spark family side and wonderd where the golightly's fit in, Maybe you can help

look forward to hearing from you
pamela

GOLIGHTLY Lawrence L 1923-1984

t42MountOlivet — 2010-01-30 21:49:40Z

GOLIGHTLY Lawrence L 1923-1984

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 212,305 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: GOLIGHTLY

ozratbags — 2010-01-17 12:10:02Z

I have Bessey Golightly in my family tree - and her daughter Louisa. She was first married to Thomas Jackson and had 2 sons with him. He was an iron stone miner and died sometime before she married her Golightly husband - if I have got it right. she is in the 1861 census of England as Bessy Jackson, living at Guisborough, Yorkshire. Hope this helps, Julia M.

Golightly in Pittsburgh, PA, and co. Durham

brucegolightly1 — 2009-09-09 19:44:42Z

I've traced things back as far as Thomas, b 1830 in Co. Durham. His son William B (b 1857, d 1935) had a son Charles (1891-1960) who is my grandfather.

Charles wife was Pearl. william's wife was Anna Brown, and Thomas' wife was Esther Baliff.

The basic problem is that half of Durham appears to have been populated by Golightlys, and half of _them_ were named Thomas.

I've got a little more detail on William. His borth place appears to have been Bishop Auckland, Eng.

GOLIGHTLY Merle M 1912-1995

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-15 03:06:26Z

GOLIGHTLY Merle M 1912-1995

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Re: Launsy Golightly

tkemp1_1 — 2009-08-14 11:31:20Z

The Irene Goins I want to find out about was related to Ruby Goins (daughter?)who lived in Baltimore sometime between 1965 and 1985. Irene had a daughter named Sue Ella.They were both extremely beautiful and had strawberry and blond hair. Terry

Re: Golightly's from Missouri

johngee65 — 2009-08-02 15:37:28Z

Jeanna,
This you uncle John, what I found out is that his dad was born, in North Dakota, in 1905. His father was born in Ont. Canada in th 1881 Cadianian Census he was 17, his name was James. Your grandfather has three brothers, George, James and John. This is in the 1920 Census, North Dakota, Walsh County,

GOLIGHTLY Lawrence G 1881-1956

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-30 22:33:05Z

GOLIGHTLY Lawrence G 1881-1956

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GOLIGHTLY Elizabeth 1890-1981

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-30 22:32:55Z

GOLIGHTLY Elizabeth 1890-1981

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Roger Golightly of Dallas, TX 1919

drbrownlee — 2009-07-20 05:54:45Z

Roger is pictured in the 1919 Dalhi, yearbook of Bryan Street High School in Dallas. He is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone locate family.

GOLIGHTLY A C 1878-1957

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-21 01:29:38Z

GOLIGHTLY A C 1878-1957

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Re: Thomas Golightly

plummerlindajanepage1 — 2009-04-07 05:34:05Z

Am looking for Liallian Blanche Golightly as a daughter in a southern family.

GOLIGHTLY Karen Lee 1951-1985

t42Smithfield — 2009-04-04 15:57:19Z

GOLIGHTLY Karen Lee 1951-1985

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Littlefield, Texas

blevacy — 2009-02-23 20:48:18Z

My father was AC Golightly, my mother Glessie Golightly (Hare) my father was born in Littlefield Texas Dec. 19, 1929. I was told his father(Emory)was one of many children, some were adopted out. Thats about all I know. I Would like to know if there is anymore around this area.

Re: Ship Greyhound

sksmith_nl — 2009-02-22 22:52:47Z

I agree with jltasa. So far I've been unable to find any solid information linking the Golightlys with the Greyhound. Just the same vague stories being recirculated over & over.

I have this reference in my notes which I've never personally seen: 'A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SHIP PASSENGERS LISTS' by Harold Lancour supposedly says "4 Golightlys came over on the ship "Greyhound" landing in Virginia in 1688."

Following is from my visit to London a few years ago:

Greenwich Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London :
found drawing of "H.M.S. Greyhound", launched in 1672, sold in 1698. However this is listed as a Royal naval warship and would therefore not likely to have carried emigrants.

from the Calendar of Treasury Books, 1689-1692 by Shaw, 1931, Public Record Office, London
p.1644, Ship Greyhound built at Shoreham, Sussex by Nicholas Barret
p.1934, Ship Greyhound from Bristol port, 50 tons, "to go to the Plantations", dated 1692 (Barbados, Jamaica & New England)

Re: Greyhound

jltasa — 2009-02-01 07:47:24Z

John Golightly b. 1660 England married Mary Crawford--- their son Hugh Golightly was born 1683 in Virginia --- John is obviously the emigrant but came to the colonies before 1683. Hugh married Jane Lee, a daughter of Hugh Lee, their son Christopher 1711 married Frances Shands and so on. From documents and readings my take is that John Golightly's father is Christopher Golightly also from England. Also I have found reference to John having brothers. However please keep in mind that during this time England & Scotland were under one rule and many of the Scottish lands became England. The Golightly's are absolutely 100% Scottish blood. I have also the unsubstantiated document about the Golightly's arrival in 1683 via Greyhound with William Newcombe --- the encyclopedia verifies a history of a royal British frigate known as HMS Greyhound 5th to have been in commission in 1683 however this ship battled pirates, made no landings in the colony nor had a captain named Newcombe --- The origination and validity of this document has never been proven so I give it no weight.

The Great x8 Granddaughter of John Golightly 1660 : )

Re: Grace Dexter Golightly

jltasa — 2009-01-31 07:12:37Z

Christopher Golightly's father Hugh Golightly (Virginia) wife Jane Lee (daughter of Hugh Lee III).

Hugh Golightly's father John Golightly (England) wife Mary Crawford.

John Golightly's father John Golightly (England) wife (unknown) Lee (daughter of Hugh Lee Sr or Jr).

The Golightly's emigrated from England shores but are Scots.

John Wolford is my great, great grandfather also but through his son Henry Jay Sr.

Re: golightly help

jamrakrt1 — 2009-01-14 05:00:05Z

I am looking for information on Louangy (or something like this) Golightly.

Re: Golightly NB/ME

ERHyatt — 2009-01-03 22:23:19Z

Carol! Are you still researching the family? Haven't heard from you in a LONG while. ERHyatt@aol.com
Cousin Liz

Joseph Golightly born ca 1859 England

EWTHOMAS61 — 2008-09-28 06:16:19Z

He was married to Virginia Aiken,her 3rd husband. They lived
in Evergreen, AL.Information about him on 1920 census. I have a large picture of him that I would like to give to a descendant. He was my father's step-grandfather.

Re: Golighty of Northumberland

sschibli — 2008-07-07 07:46:55Z

Thanks it looks like it is a different branch.
Susan

Re: Golighty of Northumberland

dot2733 — 2008-07-06 19:24:47Z

Susan My golightly's are John born With the folllowing children : Elizabeth born 1827 married Robert Dodds 1850, Isabella born 1830, Ann born 1837, married Edward Finlay 1861, Dorothy married James Maynard 1862 ( this was my Great Grandmother,she died 1910. Last child was Barbara 1842 Married John Patteson abt 1859. This is my golightly links. they were all fron the Tynmouth area.

Re: Co. Durham Golightlys

sschibli — 2008-07-06 16:31:18Z

Hello,
I have also drawn a blank on the Golightly line:

I have been having difficulty tracing a Golightly ancestor, my great grand mother Margaret Golightly born approx 1890 up norht. Here is her wedding certificate:

Marriage certificate: no 188 in parish church of Venerable Bede, Gateshead district , Durham, on 30th aug 1913 Margaret Golightly Aged 23 a spinster living in 63 Cemetery Road married Thomas William England a bachelor aged 22 a shop assistant living in 59 Cemetery Road. Witnesses are Raymond Frederick Coley and Sarah Isabella Wade. Margaret's father is Edward Golightly a fitter. Thomas's father is George William England a cartman.

She then goes on to have three children Margaret Ruth England 1914, Kathleen 1916 and George about 1921

I cannot find an Edward Golightly with a Margaret as a child... any matches with your tree? There are so few Golightly family members, they must all be related. Also I am told three Golightly brothers went to USA late 1800 so it could be Edward was one of them? Do you know?

Any help would be gratefully received. If you need more details ask , but on that line it stops there unfortunately.

Re: Golighty of Northumberland

sschibli — 2008-07-06 16:29:31Z

Hello I also have a Golightly line end...

I have been having difficulty tracing a Golightly ancestor, my great grand mother Margaret Golightly born approx 1890 up norht. Here is her wedding certificate:

Marriage certificate: no 188 in parish church of Venerable Bede, Gateshead district , Durham, on 30th aug 1913 Margaret Golightly Aged 23 a spinster living in 63 Cemetery Road married Thomas William England a bachelor aged 22 a shop assistant living in 59 Cemetery Road. Witnesses are Raymond Frederick Coley and Sarah Isabella Wade. Margaret's father is Edward Golightly a fitter. Thomas's father is George William England a cartman.

She then goes on to have three children Margaret Ruth England 1914, Kathleen 1916 and George about 1921

I cannot find an Edward Golightly with a Margaret as a child... any matches with your tree? There are so few Golightly family members, they must all be related. Also I am told three Golightly brothers went to USA late 1800 so it could be Edward was one of them? Do you know?

Any help would be gratefully received. If you need more details ask , but on that line it stops there unfortunately.

Susan

Re: Golightly

sschibli — 2008-07-06 16:27:11Z

I have been having diffiuclty tracing a Golightly ancestor, my great grand mother Margaret Golightly born approx 1890 up norht. Here is her wedding certificate:

Marriage certificate: no 188 in parish church of Venerable Bede, Gateshead district , Durham, on 30th aug 1913 Margaret Golightly Aged 23 a spinster living in 63 Cemetery Road married Thomas William England a bachelor aged 22 a shop assistant living in 59 Cemetery Road. Witnesses are Raymond Frederick Coley and Sarah Isabella Wade. Margaret's father is Edward Golightly a fitter. Thomas's father is George William England a cartman.

She then goes on to have three children Margaret Ruth England 1914, Kathleen 1916 and George about 1921

I cannot find an Edward Golightly with a margaret as a child... any matches with your tree? There are so few Golightly family members, they must all be related. Also I am told three Golightly brothers went to USA late 1800 so it could be Edward was one of them? Do you know?

Any help would be gratefully received. If you need more details ask , but on that line it stops there unfortunately.

Susan

Margaret Golightly b abt 1890 with father Edward

sschibli — 2008-07-06 16:25:39Z

I have been having difficulty tracing a Golightly ancestor, my great grand mother Margaret Golightly born approx 1890 up north. Here is her wedding certificate:

Marriage certificate: no 188 in parish church of Venerable Bede, Gateshead district , Durham, on 30th aug 1913 Margaret Golightly Aged 23 a spinster living in 63 Cemetery Road married Thomas William England a bachelor aged 22 a shop assistant living in 59 Cemetery Road. Witnesses are Raymond Frederick Coley and Sarah Isabella Wade. Margaret's father is Edward Golightly a fitter. Thomas's father is George William England a cartman.

She then goes on to have three children Margaret Ruth England 1914, Kathleen 1916 and George about 1921

I cannot find an Edward Golightly with a Margaret as a child... any matches with your trees? There are so few Golightly family members, they must all be related. Also I am told three Golightly brothers went to USA late 1800 so it could be Edward was one of them? Do you know?

Any help would be gratefully received. If you need more details ask , but on that line it stops there unfortunately.

Susan

George Washington Golightly

brendajoy13 — 2008-05-18 00:01:55Z

1880 Mississippi Co MO census Twappity Twp 9 Jun 1880

GOLIGHTLY
George 35
Mary J 29
Theodore 13
William W 11
Ralph B 6
Charles W 5
Alden 2

George Washington GOLIGHTLY born 22 Apr 1846 Massac Co IL died 1890 Mississippi Co MO

married 11 Feb 1866 Massac Co IL
Mary Jane WYATT born ca 1851

CHILDREN

1. Theodore G. GOLIGHTLY Nov 1866-6 Mar 1954 buried Oak Grove Cemetery Charleston MO
married 6 Aug 1890 Lydie Elmire RODDIN 5 Dec 1873-9 Dec 1950 d/o Frank RODDIN CHILDREN: 4 daughters

2. William W. GOLIGHTLY 9 Mar 1867-24 Jan 1959 Oak Grove Cemetery Charleston MO married 24 Aug 1891 Jennie L. LUNN died 21 Nov 1950 buried Oak Grove Cemetery Charleston MO CHILDREN: 3 daughters and 1 son

3. Ralph Burton GOLIGHTLY 5 Jul 1873-3 Feb 1941 buried Oak Grove Cemetery Charleston MO
married 1 Jan 1893 Florence Lee HALE 17 Sep 1874-1 Apr 1964 CHILDREN: 4 daughters and 2 sons

4. Charles W. GOLIGHTLY born 1875

5. Alton GOLIGHTLY Mar 1877-15 Feb 1975 buried Oak Grove Cemetery Charleston MO
married 1896 Lydia ALLEN 3 Mar 1883-17 Aug 1965 buried Oak Grove Cemetery Charleston MO CHILDREN: 4 daughters and 1 son, Edward "Pete" GOLIGHTLY

6. Daniel GOLIGHTLY 2 Feb 1881-24 Aug 1963 buried Lorimier Cemetery Cape Girardeau MO
married 1898 Genevieve ABUSCHOEN 8 Aug 1882-10 May 1965 buried Lorimier Cemetery Cape Girardeau MO CHILDREN: 4 sons and 4 daughters

7. Adele GOLIGHTLY

Re: Golightly NB/ME

Carand — 2008-02-13 00:43:19Z

Wilhelmina Golightly married Frank Rand they resided in Bangor Maine. Last summer I took a drive to Bangor to see where they lived. I also found my Grandfather's home. Look forward in hearing from you.

Re: Golightly NB/ME

Carand — 2008-01-14 18:25:11Z

What information do you have regarding the Golightly family from New Brunswick?

Re: Golightly NB/ME

GloriaMoreau81 — 2008-01-14 09:20:21Z

I am also searching for information about this family and would love to share. Please contact me.

Re: Golightly NB/ME

GloriaMoreau81 — 2008-01-14 09:20:15Z

I am also searching for information about this family and would love to share. Please contact me.