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Re: Gulliver relatives

pattigulliver42 — 2012-05-22 20:58:42Z

I am married to William Gulliver son of William Gulliver from Portland, Maine and his father is mentioned in the obituary you sent re. your father's death. I am quite certain we are related and welcome correspondence from you. We live in Hyannisport on Cape Cod and Pineland, Florida. my email is hyannispt@centurylink.net. Merry Christmas Patti Gulliver

Re: Gulliver

budman3206 — 2011-11-12 18:00:01Z

I have a photo of your Grandmother...Mattie Gulliver taken in Michigan...she was quite lovely.

budman3503@yahoo.com
Mike

Re: Gulliver

shellekaz — 2010-06-03 02:24:55Z

My Grandmother was Mattie's older sister Lula. If you are still interested in sharing information. Let me know.

Re: Leslie H Gulliver

alisonhampton73 — 2010-04-25 18:39:10Z

Hi Essi, I am Leslie Gullivers grand daughter from his second wife in England, her name was Ethel, Leslie had 10 children with her, one was my Mum Muriel who died in 2001 from motor neorone disease. Grandad came over here in 1915, in enlisted in the name of Ernest Ryan, he deserted the Army & was caught because he wrote a letter to his Mother Esther telling her where he was, she hid the letter from her second husband Marceau Hartrive, he found it & wrote to the Army, he did 186days hard labour. He died in 1973, my Grandma died in 1992. I am one of 9 children, 6 boys & 3 girls. We can remember your Father coming over here to see his brother, the wonders of the internet. Hope you get this e-mail as i would love to hear from you soon. Alison Hampton

Re: Leslie H Gulliver

alisonhampton73 — 2010-04-25 15:34:05Z

Hi Stephen
I think i know the reason why the aunt would not say anything about Leslie, he went into the Army for just two months, Myra was not well so they discharged him, he tried to enlist again but Myra objected, he then joined up under the name of Ernest Ryan, he fought in France & then came over to England were he met my Grandma Ethel, the problem was he Deserted,he then wrote a letter to his Mother Esther telling her what he had done, by then he had two children with Ethel, Esthers second husband found the letter & wrote to the Army & told them, Leslie did 182days hard labour, he was lucky not to have been shot. He was never allowed to return to Australia. I will give you the website for the archives. http://naa12.naa.gov.au Hope to hear from you soon.
Alison.

Re: Leslie H Gulliver

steverobards — 2010-04-25 13:33:16Z

Hi Alison it great to hear from you

In October last year I spent some time at a well resourced family history library with a volunteer who was very experienced in tracing family history. After a couple of hours of dead ends we were able to find a trace line to Leslie Gulliver.

When I was a small child (5 years of age) I had heard many stories about Leslie Gulliver. The story that I most remember was that he had gone to war (World War 1) and had died. It was said that my grandmother Myra never heard from him and it was presumed that he was killed in action. She had two sons - I knew them as my Uncle Gus and Uncle Harry. As grew up I rarely saw Harry but saw Gus often. Harry I am not sure what profession he worked in but Gus was a well respected doorman and gentleman at a highly respected club in Sydney. Both Harry and Gus died about 10 or so years ago. My grandmother Myra died in the mid 1970s. If I can recall correctly Harry married but I am unsure to whom and if they had children. Gus never married and remained single until his death.

I was researching Leslie Gulliver for a number of reasons. One was that there were some suggestions that there could be Australian Aboriginal connections through my grandmother and secondly I had heard that an Aunty had information about Leslie Gulliver but could not tell family members about this. I was curious to find out what this could be (the aunty is my mother's sister from Myra's second marriage). I am still following up the family links to possible Aboriginal ancestry. The information that the Aunty knew seems to be from the Australian defence force archives that has about 110 pages of correspondence between the defence force and my grandmother Myra. In the correspondence it speaks about Leslie Gulliver being alive in England. I endeavoured to contact my Aunty who is in her late 80s about this to see if she knew any more information but as of yet had no luck in gaining further information.

I had heard that Leslie left my grandmother Myra because her mother was not a very pleasant women. I did not know my great grandmother so I cannot verify this. I know that they grew up in suburb called Redfern which today is a very trendy inner suburb of Sydney. They sold this terrace house many years ago. I lived in this terrace house for the first five years of my life and visited my grandmother Myra on and off many years after until they sold it. I remember my Grandmother as sweet kind old women who was a great lover of animals. The terrace house is still there today and had a fashionable makeover. A far cry from what it would have been like when Leslie knew the suburb.

Look forward to hearing back from you

Stephen Robards

Re: Leslie H Gulliver

alisonhampton73 — 2010-04-25 11:53:58Z

Hi Stephen, thankyou so much for replying. Iam Leslie's grand Daughter, my Mum was Muriel, she was one of 10 children that he had with Ethel, my Grandma. I found out that Grandad had a wife & family in Australia, which he left in 1915, that was Myra. Idon't know if you know anything about us! I am one of nine, seems big familys are a Gulliver thing. Iwould love to know who the two children were that Myra had,are they still alive, if so where are they now. Ihave so much to ask you, i was so excited when i found your Post. Ihave an e-mail address. Alisonhampton73@yahoo.co.uk. Look forward to your reply. Alison.

Re: Leslie H Gulliver

steverobards — 2010-04-25 11:13:27Z

Hello Alison Hampton. My name is Stephen and I may be able to assist you with information about Leslie Gulliver. Please contact me and I will endeavour to assist you with any information about Myras family.

Stephen

Re: Leslie H Gulliver

steverobards — 2010-04-25 11:11:47Z

Re: Leslie H Gulliver

alisonhampton73 — 2010-04-25 10:55:15Z

Hi Denise, i am trying to contact you regarding Leslie, he was my Grandad, my Mum Muriel was his daughter. I have been trying to find his wife Myras family, i have sent a message to Stephen, if you hear from him can you tell him i am trying to contact him please. Hope to hear from you soon.

Alison Hampton

Re: Leslie H Gulliver

alisonhampton73 — 2010-04-25 09:16:27Z

Hi Stephen, i have information about Leslie that will be of great interest to you. Leslie was my Grandfather to. I will
look forward to your reply. Alison Hampton.

Re: Gulliver relatives

sull727 — 2009-12-18 00:23:47Z

My mother, Ruth (Gulliver) Sullivan was the daughter of Dr. Francis D. Gulliver of Portland, Maine and New York City. She lived in Lexington, Massachusetts, Barnstable Village and Centerville MA.
John Gulliver (1830-1904) was the father of the following, according to his obituary from the Daily Eastern Argus Monday, September 19, 1904
Portland, Maine, United States

John W., contractor; William H., attorney; Francis D., M.D., practicing in New York City; Edward C., student in the University of Maine; Louis J., cadet at Annapolis; Harold G., a student at Portland High School; Mrs, Bernard C. Donahue, residing in this city and Sarah Gulliver who lives at home.

Re: Gulliver family history

jayemstar — 2009-10-18 13:26:06Z

That seems to work for me - however I had the name of my Great grandmother as Lydia Sarah - I shall have to search that one. The only other info I have was written on a scrap of paper regarding Susannah Gulliver - "she was Lady Gulliver and sister to the two spinster ladies who were ladies in waiting to Queen Victoria" I don't know if that refers to Susannah married to Edward Milbanke, or her mother. There is also reference to a brother Sir John Gulliver.

Re: Gulliver family history

heatherwalker2741 — 2009-10-18 08:12:44Z

My Grandfather was Alfred Clifton Nelson, youngest son of Edward Milbanke and Susannah Gulliver born 2.7.1871, his brothers were Edward Milbanke born London 1852, Albert born London 1859 and Charles born Rotherhithe 1860. His sisters were Maria born Rotherhithe 1864, Lydia Susannah born Deptford in Kent 1868 and Mary Jane born Wheatley Hill in Drham 1876. I believe Susannah Gulliver was the daughter of William Tellkamph Gulliver married to Susannah ?.

Re: Gulliver family history

jayemstar — 2009-10-16 22:50:20Z

I was searching for Susannah Gulliver because one of her daughters, Lydia Sarah Nelson was my great grandmother. Do you have any info on the other names of her children as well as your grandfather so I can fill this in on my tree? My mother was from Sunderland, and I was always told that Susannah's father was Lord Gulliver.

I have found another link to this too - http://www.johnrogers.com.au/familytree/gp126.html but unfortunately it stops at Lord Gulliver. This doesn't really help but I guess we are distantly related!

Re: Leslie H Gulliver

Denise_Velvick — 2009-10-09 08:42:56Z

Hi Stephen

Lovely to hear from you. I have sent you a message through the contact link. Let me know if you don't receive it

Regards
Denise

Re: Leslie H Gulliver

srobards114 — 2009-10-09 07:50:45Z

Dear Leslie

I am in process of tracing my mothers family tree. My mothers mother is Myra B James and was married to Leslie. I am in the process of contacting my mother to find out some information from her. I found out some significant information about Leslie on the Australian archive web site and his time with the army (there are about 116 pages of information). The link to Leslie is http://naa12.naa.gov.au/scripts/imagine.asp?B=4391844&I=...

I am verifying some information about Leslie with my mother and if it was verified would like to pass it onto you. Can I ask this question of you was Leslie your grandfather (I respect your confidentiality if you do not respond to this question)?

Stephen

Re: Charles Sydney Gulliver Caversham/London UK early 1900s

simongulliver — 2009-04-30 00:39:32Z

Charles and Lillian had a son Gerald b1906 who married Lilly Hance 1908-1937 they had a daughter Caroline c1935

Charles also had 2 brothers and a sister Arthur Edward Gulliver 1837-1956, Evelyn 1886-1950, and Emma 1878-1958.

Evelyn and Emma had no children but Arthur married Mary Stevenson b1906 in 1927. They had one son Anthony John Gulliver 1935-1994 who was my father.

John Gulliver b1822 Bradford Abbas, Dorset, England - parents?

simongulliver — 2009-04-29 10:21:39Z

Hi, I am trying to find out who are the parents of John Gulliver b 1822 Bradford Abbas, Dorset, England.

I think his father may be William Gulliver 1786-1851 born Child Okeford, Dorset, England.
However I can't be sure and have no proof.

I would be great if someone could tell me about any other relatives further back, all help greatly received.
Simon

Re: Mary Gulliver, b. 1821, Portland, ME

valerie1890 — 2009-03-15 18:47:47Z

I am also looking for Mary Gulliver. Do you have any information at all?

Re: Leslie H Gulliver

Denise_Velvick — 2009-01-27 16:45:18Z

So sorry, I've got so many dates in my head at the moment.! My grandfather was born on 14th October 1890 not 1880. Sill, any information you would be willing to share would be appreciated.

Re: Leslie H Gulliver

Denise_Velvick — 2009-01-26 13:13:39Z

Thank you so much for your reply. Yes My grangfather was your uncle, although he was born in October 1880, so the date of birth you suggest probably belongs to another sibling?

A gentleman by the name of Stan Crowther very kindly gave me some information about Leslie regarding his marriage. Apparently it is said that he joined the Army to get away from an interfering mother in law! She must have been quite fearsome to make him join the Army. The family are aware that his 'marriage' to my grandmother may have been bigamous, although thankfully my grandmother died quite unaware of this fact. I a interested in finding out anything about his early life and especially what on earth could have made him leave 2 young sons (according to Mr rowther) never to see them again. I was 14 when he died so remember him well. He was always a very kind, family man, although quite careful with money, so I'm not surprised that he broke his silence to claim his inheritance. I do have a few old family photographs, thanks again to Mr Crowther, but would love to see more if you have them or indeed any information at all. I can (if you are interested) fill in the blanks from his years in ENgland. He must have missed his family terribly, as all of his children were named after his brother & sisters.

Re: Gulliver relatives

pattigulliver42 — 2009-01-25 21:03:05Z

my husbands's grandfather, William H. Gulliver, also grew up in Portland, Maine.
One of 6 brothers who we know very little about. William practiced law in Portland, died on a business trip in Boston, Ma. in 1929 leaving wife, three boys and two girls. We tried researching Gulliver in Donagal, Ireland and was told "No Gullivers in Ireland" would be interested in any info. you might have Patti Gulliver

Re: Leslie H Gulliver

essiehughes — 2009-01-25 05:27:51Z

The Leslie Gulliver you refer to may have been my uncle, brother of my father George Hubert Septimus Gulliver, born in New Zealand, 20.3.1882. Father's parents were Rev. Edward Hale Gulliver M.A. (Cambridge) and Esther Georgina, nee Gilman. Both were born in England, and spent some time in India and New Zealand, before coming to Australia. They had a large family, and I have a great deal of information about the family. Family lore has it that Leslie was unhappy in his marriage here in Australia and when he went to WWI simply did not return to Australia. It was assumed he was missing in action. However he did surface again in the 1940's when Grandma Esther died, and made his claim to share in her estate. He was living in England then, and had married again. (One hesitates to say so, but it would appear it may have been a bigamous marriage, as I do not know when his first wife died). Leslie may have had a son, Ken Gulliver, who was a naval officer in the Australian Navy, but I would have to check this. My immediate family members have lost close contact with some of our cousins. My father visited England in the 1960's and stayed with his brother Leslie. Please reply if you think this is a connection.

Leslie H Gulliver

Denise_Velvick — 2009-01-23 13:53:43Z

I am looking for information on Leslie H Gulliver from birth - 1918. I understand he married Myra B James in 1912 before leaving Australia to fight in WW1. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Charles Sydney Gulliver Caversham/London UK early 1900s

Youngstownborn — 2007-10-05 23:18:00Z

Hello again,

I responded earlier today to another query (re: William Hembrow and Elizabeth Griffiths), and after reading your other postings regarding these two families, I am most eager to hear from you.

You obviously have far more research experience than I, who am fairly new to this.

My husband's grandfather, John Henry Hembrow (born Jun 1877, Paddington, Kensington) was son of William Thomas Hembrow and Martha (Mitchell) Hembrow. William was a railway clerk/storekeeper, born in Bridgwater abt 1851 to William Hembrow (Master Mariner)and Elizabeth Griffiths.

It appears that my husband's great grandfather William was the older brother of your John Griffiths Hembrow. But, you appear to know much more about the family than I, so I'm really anxious to hear from you to learn more.

Please get in touch,
Juanita

Re: Gulliver

n9roh — 2007-03-19 21:18:04Z

I JUST SPOTTED YOUR INQUERY. IT WAS MY MOTHERS OBIT THAT YOU SAW. MY MOTHER AND MY NIECE HAVE DONE EXTENSIVE WORK ON THE FAMILY TREE, AND I HAVE MY MOTHERS WORK, AND CAN GET MORE INFO FROM MY NIECE. CONTACT ME n9roh@csinet.net. I AM JUST SOUTH OF YOU IN LAPORTE, IN. HOPE YOU SEE THIS MESSAGE.
SINCERELY,
CLARENCE J. ROZINSKI

Re: Gulliver family history

heatherwalker2741 — 2007-02-23 20:26:37Z

Susannah Gulliver was born 1830 at Rotherhithe, she married Edward Milbanke Nelson in 1852, the family were living at Southwick in Sunderland in 1881. she had 4 sons and 3 daughters. the youngest son was my grandfather. I have no details of her parents except I have been informed that they were Lord and Lady, I don't know if this is true

Re: Emmaby GILLIVER

MHead63 — 2007-02-05 23:31:11Z

Hi,
Can you give me more info from the 1871 Census. Where was she born, where was her mother born, and what are the names of the children?
I stand more chance of finding more out with a little more info.
I live in Derbyshire
Cheers
Marianne Head

Emmaby GILLIVER

paul_gilliver — 2007-02-05 23:30:59Z

I an trying to find details on Emmaby Gilliver. The only records I can find are from the 1871 census when she was 32 It give her date of birth but she doesnt appear to be in any before that date. I am trying to find if she married or had children.
In the 1871 census she was living with Ann her mum and there was also two grandchildren, living there but I can't find out who where their parents. I am presuming their mother was Emmaby. But it is only a guess.

Re: Emmaby GILLIVER

paul_gilliver — 2007-02-05 23:30:38Z

Emmaby was born in Boundary Woodville Derbyshire in 1839 Her parents where John Gilliver and Ann Gilliver nee Whyatt The children where William b 1867 and Sarah b 1869 both at Boundary Woodville Derbyshire. At the time of the 1871 Census they where living in Church Gresley Derbyshire

Gullivers - Burton Dasset

kathryn1530 — 2006-10-03 15:38:30Z

My Great Grandfather (Edmund Charles Gulliver) was born in Burton Dassett in 1880. I would be grateful for any information regarding his parents and family.

Garland & Agnes Gulliver, Michigan

grmira — 2006-04-21 21:35:12Z

Looking for information on Agnes Graham (b.1898 to Wm. Graham and Clara Strayer) who married first to Simon Miller and then to GARLAND GULLIVER. Is this couple familiar to anyone? Thanks.

Re: Garland & Agnes Gulliver, Michigan

grmira — 2006-04-21 21:35:12Z

Jerry and Karen,
Thank you so much for answering my post about Agnes and Garland. I am desc. from Agnes' brother, Reuben Graham. I was wondering if you might know when Agnes died...or the approximate year and/or where she might be buried? Was she buried with Garland or with her first husband, Simon Miller? Thank you for your help and for the correct spelling of Garland's surname.

Re: Garland & Agnes Gulliver, Michigan

grmira — 2006-04-21 21:35:12Z

Thanks for the information. I will check out the courthouse and see what I can find. Might I ask one more favor..? Is there any chance that you might have a picture of Agnes Graham Golliver? If so, would it be possible for you to scan it and send it to me? I am trying to collect the information about all of William and Clara Graham's children and I am hoping to find a picture of each of the children. So far, I have a picture of William and Clara and one of my gr. grandfather, Reuben Graham. Wm. and Clara had 13 children so I have a ways to go! Thank you again for taking the time to help me with researching this family. It is much appreciated!

Ronnie
grmira@yahoo.com

Gulliver relatives

p_brouillard — 2006-01-12 22:48:14Z

Am looking for info on a francis gulliver possibley born on indian island maine, or relatives came from there, any help is appreciated

Gulliver/Hinckley Union

p_brouillard — 2006-01-12 22:48:14Z

I am looking for information on a George Gulliver who married a Frances/Adeline Hinckley in Maine, Old Town area. 1932 Bangor Directory for area towns lists Frances A Gulliver, wid of George W. Frances was married to a Timothy Caton priorand also to a Thomas Mouton prior to that. Trying to find bruial places for Frances and George. I believe Frances may have died between 1933 and 1936. Any help is appreciated

Re: Gulliver

rpjehier_1 — 2005-12-07 01:14:00Z

I am doing work on my father's tree....Rozinska-i. There was an obit for Iona Morse Rozinska; daug Juanita Rozinski mar Wayne Gulliver. They live in NV; where Iona died; Juanita's siblings are in IN. Any knowledge?
Jane Rozinski Hierholzer
Berrien Co., MI

Joseph Gulliver

emvejay — 2005-08-22 21:39:03Z

Need to find info regarding birthplace and parentage of Joseph Gulliver born circa 1747-48 who married Mary Street in Bowerchalke, Wiltshire on 14th October 1773.

Obit: Elizabeth ( ) Armstrong Burns Gulliver died 04 Jan 1912

2005-07-12 19:28:54Z

Obit: no name of newspaper or date
Mrs. Elizabeth Gulliver, aged 86 yrs, 1 mo, 18 days, died at the home of her son, James Burns of Howard on the morning of Jan 4, 1912. She was born in Lispall, Cavan Co, Ireland. Came to New Jersey in 1847 and in 1854 moved to the town of Howard where she spent the rest of her life.
She married at the age of sixteen to Eleazer Armstrong. From this union there was born one son, Martin Armstrong of Bath. The death of Mr. Armstrong soon after they reached New Jersey left her a widow at the age of 22. Alone among strangers in a strange land she was left to support herself and child.
At the age of 26 she was again united in marriage to James Burns, Sr. to them were born two sons, John Burns of Fremont and James Burns of Howard.
At the age of 33 she was again united the third time to James Gulliver, and to this union was born one son, Thomas Gulliver of Howard.
Besides four sons, she leaves sixteen grandchildren, fourteen great grandchildren.
Funeral Services were held at Howard Baptist Church, Rev. F. S. Lee of Cattaraugus, officiating, assisted by Rev. E. H. Johnson of Howard.

Obit: Elizabeth ( ) Armstrong Burns Gulliver died 04 Jan 1912

2005-07-12 19:27:10Z

Obit: Elizabeth ( ) Armstrong Burns Gulliver died 04 Jan 1912

2005-07-12 19:25:54Z

Re: Charles Sydney Gulliver Caversham/London UK early 1900s

ghearne1 — 2005-06-25 04:30:54Z

I am researching a Gulliver family. My ancestor George from Dorsetshire emigrated in 1852; a brother emigrated here in 1849 -William. They had a brother John who I recently located in the 1861 UK Census records. John & his wife Emma (White) were living in Fordington and all the children were born there - Charles Arthur, Walter, Clara & Sydney William. There were also two sisters - Maryanne & Eliza.
Through a researcher many years ago traced the family back to 1658 to the village Fifehead Magdalen. I am currently writing a book on the family.

Gulliver family in Steuben Co., New York

preese125 — 2004-07-19 17:42:19Z

Looking for information about the follow family

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1. Alonzo L. Gulliver. Born on 17 Sep 1848. Alonzo L. died on 16 Jan 1914; he was 65.

On 20 Nov 1873 when Alonzo L. was 25, he married Madora “Dora” E. Sage, daughter of Lewis Sage & Priscilla Sidney. Born on 16 May 1850. Madora “Dora” E. died in Corning, NY, on 25 Oct 1920; she was 70.

They had the following children:
2 i. Luis L.(Lewis?) (1880-)
3 ii. Herbert E. (1883-1966)
4 iii. May F. (1885-)
5 iv. Ella L.(Eliza) (1889-)

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2. Luis L.(Lewis?) Gulliver. Born on 5 Mar 1880.

No Children.

3. Herbert E. Gulliver. Born on 25 Mar 1883. Herbert E. died in 1966; he was 82.

In 1909 when Herbert E. was 25, he married Anna B. Hunt. Born ca 1891 in New York. Anna B. died in 1979; she was 88.

They had the following children:
6 i. Harold L. (ca1911-)
7 ii. Robert W. (ca1912-)
8 iii. Thelma L. (ca1914-)
9 iv. Warren R. (ca1918-)

4. May F. Gulliver. Born on 20 May 1885.

No Children.

5. Ella L.(Eliza) Gulliver. Born on 25 Aug 1889.

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6. Harold L. Gulliver. Born ca 1911 in New York.

7. Robert W. Gulliver. Born ca 1912.

8. Thelma L. Gulliver. Born ca 1914.

9. Warren R. Gulliver. Born ca 1918 in New York.

Charles Sydney Gulliver Caversham/London UK early 1900s

jane29600 — 2004-05-15 15:15:48Z

Looking for information on any children of Charles Sydney Gulliver and Lilian Hembrow. Charles was the son of Charles Arthur Gulliver and Clara Bartlett. He was born in Caversham, Oxon 1880 (close to Reading) and worked for the Post Office in Reading as a telegraph clerk then moved to London to work for the Post Office there.
He married Lilian Laura Thurza Hembrow (born Kensington, London, 1883) in Edmonton, Middx in 1903. Lilian was the daughter of John Griffiths Hembrow, born Bridgewater, Somerset and Laura Caroline Hunt, born Paddington, London. The Hembrow family moved from Paddington to Caversham between 1881 and 1891.

Re: Garland & Agnes Gulliver, Michigan

2004-05-13 13:04:16Z

Sorry no photos. We don't even have any photos of Garland or his kids.

Re: Garland & Agnes Gulliver, Michigan

2004-05-12 14:36:54Z

Garland died 1977, and Agnes died Nov. 26,1987. They both died in Muskego MI. We don't know where she is buried.
Garland was buried in Mona View Cem. in Muskegon Hts. you may check there, or Karen got Agnes' Death Certificate No., 75412 you may find out something at the Court House.

Re: Garland & Agnes Gulliver, Michigan

2004-05-12 02:29:33Z

Garland was my uncle and he married Agnes in the mid to late 60's. She was his 2nd wife. the most I know about her pass is she was an retired teacher. Garland's last name is Golliver. He was my dad's next older brother, and his nickname was Red because of his hair.( this was long before I can remember, he was like my dad not much hair and what there was is white.

Mary Gulliver - Oxfordshire ???

xxmfbrock — 2004-05-11 10:11:25Z

Looking for any contacts with Mary Gulliver, b approx 1728, d approx 1802, married Thomas Newitt (possibly Duns Tew, Oxfordshire).
One known child was Thomas Newitt, born in Duns Tew 1754.
Any contact would be appreciated.

Gulliver & Strong Family Connection

2004-02-26 03:33:14Z

Searching for information on any Gullivers who have a Strong given name. My information states that Benjamin Hayden Gulliver married Lucy Lousia Strong at Everleigh Wiltshire UK on 25/5/1829. They had three children Hugh Strong (who came to Australia during the Gold Rush) Lousia and Benjamin. Any help would be appreciated.