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Halton Family of Arkansas

Dymondcharity — 2012-02-28 05:35:59Z

Hello My name is April Halton, don't know much about my great grandparents, but my grandfathers name is Mirther Halton Sr. He left Arkansas in the 1940's and moved to California. If you think you may know who this is please feel free to contact me @ Dymondcharity@yahoo.com

Re: Patrick William Halton - origin Ireland - Musician

Huntingdone — 2011-12-24 02:01:45Z

Hi Abs

My maternal grandparents were close family, of Patrick's and in constant touch with Patrick in Ireland, then Manchester, where they were neighbours, my parents remained in weekly touch with Agnes and later Herbert, having been at Patricks funeral with her, until their deaths and then with their children, as I am with their children. Agnes kept her father's letters sent whilst touring, and those from the D'Oyly Carte, along with programs and early photographs, and his effects - which Maureen kept in the family home until her death. I had the privelidge of browsing those letters before Maureen died, and they are currently being digitized by her nephews. I can tell you that following her father's death Agnes went to live with her uncle Michael in Leigh which is where she lived until she married Herbert Ward (her brother Stephen M married Herbert's sister Agnes Ward).

Now, the names you give do not link to Patrick or his daughter Agnes so I am not sure how, or if you fit into the family, as it has been well documented by researchers from the family as far back as 1935, with copy birth marriage and death certificates and there is no George Severs in that family. However there is a record of an Agnes May Halton marrying George Severs in 1917 in Chorlton, she was born in Chorlton in 1900 but is not part of Patrick William Haltons family.

Halton is a Lancashire name with a very large number of branches in the Bolton, Manchester area from early times, there is a possible connection in that some members of that family went to Ireland with Cromwell in the 1600's but there is no proof of a viable connection.

Based on the information you supplied the family you seek are shown in the 1911 and 1901 census :-

1911 RG14PN23687 RG78PN1377 RD464 SD1 ED30 SN80
43 Davenport Avenue Withington Manchester
HALTON, Mary Elizabeth Head Widow F 42 1869 Man Corporation Waiting Room Attendant Glazebury Nr Lancashire
HALTON, Agnes May Daughter Unm F10 1901 School Didsbury Lancashire
WATMOUGH, Teresa Lodger Widow F 54 1857 Dressmaker Didsbury Lancashire
WATMOUGH, Agnes Jane Lodger Spinster F18 1893 Shop Assistant East Finchley London Middlesex

1901 RG13/3669/ 5/ 1 1, York Street, Didsbury
HALTON, Mary Eliz Head Married F 33 1868 Dressmaker Bedford Leigh, Lancashire
HALTON, Agnes May Daughter F 0 (10 MOS) 1901 Didsbury, Lancashire

(Bedford or Hough Woods as it is now known is between Leigh and Astley in Lancashire.

There is a marriage of Mary Eliz Worden who married Thomas James Halton in Warrington in 3rd quarter 1889 who are possibly the parents of your Agnes but you would need to get the certificates to confirm it.

No connection to Ireland or Patrick William Halton. If you do a search of Rootsweb for Andy Halton he managed a large tree centered on English family.

The Halton Family Website has a registration form intended to help trace any connection to a specific family rooted in Ireland from 1734, data is restricted to that family. Completing it will enable me to do a deeper check, there is no fee involved.

Re: Patrick William Halton - origin Ireland - Musician

abicummings — 2011-12-23 21:31:04Z

Hi Bernard,
Many thanks for your quick reply... I thought it might have time a while for someone to reply :-)

This is really strange as I think in some ways we are talking about the same person but then its not quite right. I think we may have 2 different people but with very similar DOBs, occupations and family names???? Most of the information I have is from the census records, a few of 'free birth' records and word of mouth from my family.

The 'confirmed' bits I have are:
The PWH I have was born in 1841(Apr-may-jun) in Ireland, but died 7th June in Manchester. From the census records I can place him in London and Cornwall (lodging) and also back in Manchester (moss side) where I have him with his wife Winifred and then later with an Anne E Thomas.
I have his daughter Agnes Mary J Halton (born 1883 jan-feb-mar in Manchester-I cannot confirm her mother) married to George Severs (in 1917). There daughter Joan Mary Severs was my gran.

I don't have any confirmed information on his parents, but believe they were from moynalty, county meath.

I also him down as having 7 other children:
Julia Mary Halton - Oldest and who Winifred and Patrick left there wills too.
Fredrick
Stephen
Richard
John
Bernard
Winifred

So I am not sure if we are talking about the same PWH, but I wonder if they is a connection due to the origin location and surname?

What do you think? Do you have lots of general information on your website? or is it just for your PW Halton direct family?

Thanks for your help

Abs

Re: Patrick William Halton - origin Ireland - Musician

Huntingdone — 2011-12-23 14:19:45Z

Hi Abi,

Patrick William Halton, of D'Oyly Carte fame is my great grand uncle, he was born in Mullingar, Westmeath on 22 April 1841 and died in Manchester on 7 Jun 1909, his parents were John Halton (1815-1888) and Julia Ganly (1820-1888). I have the family history from three generations further back, forward to the present collated from their various descendants and supported by family and civil documentation. His daughter Agnes Mary Josephine Halton (b 8 Mar 1883 in Manchester d 14 Feb 1963 Fleetwood, Lancashire) married Herbert John Ward in Leigh, Lancs They had three children Winfride, Maureen and Agnes all of whom I met and interviewed to confirm the tree, which was originally created with Agnes's help. Maureen kept the Family Archive which confirmed the lineage back to PWH and beyond.
If you can confirm your connection to this family, I can pass on a copy of the tree and include you in the Family Contact List. You can do this online, by registering at the families secure website:- http://www.haltonfamily.co.uk

Regards

Bernard.

Patrick William Halton - origin Ireland - Musician

abicummings — 2011-12-22 18:49:09Z

Hi,
Hoping someone maybe able to help. I am trying to confirm some details for Patrick William Halton who I currently have as being from Moynalty, County Meath, Ireland.

B.1842 married Winifred Thompson (b. Ireland 1856) and moved to Manchester d.1909. From what I have found so far, children:
Julia Mary Halton b.1874 Birmingham
Fredrick Halton b.1877 Manchester
Stephen Halton b.1878 Manchester
Richard Halton b.1880 Manchester
John Halton b.1876 Manchester
Agnes Mary Halton b.1883 Manchester - My Great,Great Grandmother
Bernard Halton b.1885 Manchester
Winifred M Halton b.1890 Manchester

The thing that I am trying to confirm is if his parents were James Halton b.1818 d.1876
Bridget Halton (Gargan) b.1812 d.1875

If anyone can confirm this or add to my findings/thoughts I would really appreciate it!

Many thanks
Abi

Re: My Halton Connections

vjrfoye — 2011-07-27 04:47:23Z

As I live in NSW I will try & find the information on their records.
I am still trying to find which one of Robert Halton & Ann Cannee's sons were the parents of my Daniel Halton, I am sure one of them would be.
Where did you find the children's names from, I have searched & can't find the information.
Have a good holiday.
Robyn

Re: My Halton Connections

PhyllisZirbel66 — 2011-07-26 10:43:06Z

On hand as not at home & travelling in our caravan in Western Australia
I think it was a peck of oats or something like that
Both father & son were sent out for 7 years
regards
phyllis

Re: My Halton Connections

vjrfoye — 2011-07-25 06:53:19Z

Just another question, do you know for what reason Robert & David were sent out here?
I found my Robert was sent for shop breaking.

Re: My Halton Connections

vjrfoye — 2011-07-25 06:51:22Z

I am pretty sure my Daniel Halton is connected to your Halton's, his children were named Ann,Robert,Thomas & Sarah Jan., I just can't find which one of the names you have would be his father.
I found Daniel's son Robert was also deported to W.A. in 1851.
Regards
Robyn

Halton Family History

aph131 — 2011-07-24 17:52:31Z

We are putting together a new website containing all the information we have gathered over the years on not just my clan (Lancashire Haltons) but all the bits we have collected from other sources.

Feel free to contribute and with 500 Mbs still to go up we may have that info you are looking for.

Find us at www.halton-family-history.info

Cheers

Re: Alice Halton

margaret_grundy — 2011-07-24 17:48:20Z

HI John

Please contact me at maggiegrundy53@aol.com we are researching the same family.

Re: Alice Halton

jnws — 2011-07-24 17:47:34Z

Margaret

I have replied to your Ormesher enquiries and will wait to see if contact cna be made

rgds
John

Alice Halton born c.1822 Dalton or Standish in Lancashire

2011-07-24 17:41:08Z

My 3xgrt.grandmother, Alice Halton was born c.1822 Dalton or Standish in Lancashire. Father William, a Farmer, Wigan Lane, Wigan. Alice married Henry Ormesher/ Ormshaw Farmer,1 Jan 1844 in Wigan Lancashire. They had six children Edward,Ann,Henry,Margaret, John (my 2x grt. grandfather b.c.1858) and Alice. Info needed on births of William, Alice and John, I would love to hear from anyone interested in any of above.

Re: My Halton Connections

PhyllisZirbel66 — 2011-07-24 17:34:59Z

many thanks
My Robert & son David were sent to Sydney in 1791 as convicts & settled there, they changed their name to Horton when arrived here
regards
phyllis travelling at Exmouth in WA

Re: My Halton Connections

vjrfoye — 2011-07-24 05:50:59Z

Hi Phyllis, I have only just come across this message.
I have a Daniel Halton born in Romanby about 1793 or so, he married a Jane McIntyre in 1829 in Newcastle upon tyne, Northumberland, my line comes through this.
So far I haven't been able to go back on the Halton line till yesterday, when I was looking for a Robert Halton born to this couple in 1833, & I found a Robert Halton was sent to Western Australia in 1851, so maybe there is a connection to your Halton's??
Regards
Robyn Foye

Re: Alice Halton

margaret_grundy — 2011-04-02 18:48:15Z

Hi There
Thank You
You probably dont even remember sending this info to me (2009) I am so sorry not to have thanked you before but I have only just found it!!!
I cant believe that its been sat there all this time. Once again Thank You
Regards
Maggie

Earl Halton of Electra, TX 1937

drbrownlee — 2010-07-11 03:36:00Z

Earl is pictured in the 1937 Tigerette, yearbook of Electra High School, and is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: Halton Family History

laurajanehalton — 2010-01-22 16:45:52Z

Hello, my name is Laura Halton and my family are also from Lancashire, I read your post and wondered if you had any information on the family (if we're the same) as i am only just starting off.
My father is called Richard and was born in 1969, his parents are Clare and Brian Halton - (originally from Ulnes Walton)- now living near Preston...
I'd appreciate any help / information. thank you

Re: Thomas Halton help please!

jhalton181 — 2009-09-18 07:55:32Z

Hi sarah, these are yours, not sure about dated? you e
will need to print and sort,good luck john(halton923@btinternet.com)
halton leo 1912 male bolton/lostock lancs B.6t thomas 1881 catherine kelly 1887
cert-8c 750-"1946-all souls-witnessof seth leo& sylvia halton
halton mildred 1914 female bolton/lostock lancs B.6t thomas 1881 catherine kelly 1887
cert-8c 963(I)
halton sylvia 1915 female bolton/lostock lancs B.6t thomas 1881 catherine kelly 1887
halton irene 1916 female bolton/lostock lancs B.6t thomas 1881 catherine kelly 1887
halton norman 1918 male bolton/lostock lancs B.6t thomas 1881 catherine kelly 1887
spouse/cert-molloy I-1919
halton thomas 1920 male bolton/lostock lancs B.6t thomas 1881 catherine kelly 1887
cert-8c 979-all souls
halton seth 1922 male bolton/lostock lancs B.6t thomas 1881 catherine kelly 1887
spouse/cert-parkinson florrie@1946-all souls"8c750-witness leo& sylvia halton

Re: Alice Halton

jhalton181 — 2009-09-18 06:50:53Z

Hi Margaret, these are yours, you will need to print and sort them, good luck john(halton923@btinternet.com)
halton alice 1822 female standish/dalton lancs S.1c
father william 1797
mother alice ashcroft 1803
spouse/cert Ormshaw Henry- 21 743.21 498-1st daughter
halton ann 1824 female standish/dalton lancs S.1c
father william 1797
mother alice ashcroft 1803
cert 20 757-dth infant-contact stuart
halton william 1826 male standish/adlington/heath charnock lancs S.1c
father william 1797
mother alice ashcroft 1803
spouse/cert-Tattersall A-1849-dth1886-21568-unsworth alice-1st son
halton thomas 1832 male standish/chorley lancs S.1c william 1797 alice ashcroft 1803 fishwick rose-Hannah 1851derbyshire-dth1784
halton james 1834 male standish/dalton lancs S.1c william 1797 alice ashcroft 1803 Seddon Mary-1832-@1853-dth1889-8C 21@seven stars(janice)
halton john 1835 male standish/langtree lancs S.1c william 1797 alice ashcroft 1803 Mary 1832(J)
halton elizabeth 1836 female standish/langtree lancs S.1c william 1797 alice ashcroft 1803 Sharples A-dth 1862
halton robert 1839 male standish/dalton lancs S.1c william 1797 alice ashcroft 1803
halton richard 1841 male standish/dalton lancs S.1c william 1797 alice ashcroft 1803 21 150/950
halton henry 1844 male standish/langtree lancs S.1c william 1797 alice ashcroft 1803 21 868-"dth 1845/7
halton margaret 1848 female standish/langtree lancs S.1c william 1797 alice ashcroft 1803 Nightingale H(A)-@1871

Re: Thomas Halton help please!

jhalton181 — 2009-08-22 14:35:33Z

Hi andrea, could these be yours?? john181
halton mary 1885 female bolton/astley bridge lancs B.8
father john 1853
mother mary ann edwards
spouse-armstrong/hubbard-8c 799-page 17/129(A)@workhouse in 1911-----
halton margaret 1877 female chorley/newchurch/cloughfold lancs B.9 john 1853 mary A 1853 Higham j-"AU(A)-----
halton thomas 1880 male chorley/cloughfold lancs B.9 john 1853 mary A 1853 kelly Cath 1887------
halton john 1885 male bolton/astley bridge lancs B.8 john 1853 mary ann edwards page 53/422@fever hospital in 1914-0-----
halton joseph 1881 male chorley/cloughfold lancs B.9 john 1853 mary A 1853 rigby/marginson-8e 1033------
halton thomas 1880 male chorley/cloughfold lancs B.9 john 1853 mary A 1853 steer m-82 -AU-----
halton923@btinternet.com

Re: Thomas Halton help please!

halton98 — 2009-04-29 09:24:25Z

hey im trent halton

my dads name is norman bret halton are u talkin about him or someone else. i figured tht thomas halton is my great great grandfather. Thomas is my middle name.

by Trent

Re: Halton & Hallisseys Moynalty, Co Meath

deepsoulstarfish — 2009-02-21 21:10:17Z

I think Bridget Halton would be my great grandmother. I'll have to check with the family and get more info for you.
She married in the RC church in Moynalty as far as I know, then moved to Dublin with her husband a Diginan from Ringsend.
I think her father was Peter Halton.
My brother has some documentation from the Irish Archive office but he is away at the moment.

Haltons in Meath County, Ireland

draugh1 — 2008-03-25 18:36:50Z

My Haltons came from County Meath in Ireland. They arrived in the US around 1850 and moved to Pennsylvania. My relatives were John Halton and Jane (Darby) Halton. They ended up settling in Altoona, Pennsylvania. Do any of these names sound familiar?

Re: Halton & Hallisseys Moynalty, Co Meath

Huntingdone — 2008-01-08 10:27:13Z

Sorry, not able to connect at present. I do have a Thomas Halton of Dublin who marriaed Catherine ??? and had children Elizabeth, Catherine, Frances and Thomas with no date or place for the marriage - however the eldest daughter Elizabeth was born 28 Nov 1848.

I still have HALTON brothers of this Thomas - William born 1805 Dublin, Philip born 1809 Dublin, Robert born 1811 Dublin and Richard born 1820, who have not been found after birth in Dublin. If you can trace John Halton back to one of these brothers then I can provide data for two generations back and the other two children's descendants.

Generally the Halton's in that area fall into two families the protestant family based around Dublin and Cavan and the RC family around Dublin and Westmeath. There is also a family tradition that our branch "came to Ireland with Cromwell" although at present this has no factual data to support it.

Re: Halton & Hallisseys Moynalty, Co Meath

Huntingdone — 2008-01-08 10:27:10Z

Re: Halton & Hallisseys Moynalty, Co Meath

WilliamMahoney46 — 2008-01-07 20:38:54Z

Mea culpa.

Elizabeth was born July 31, 1864. she had sisters, Catherine (older sister), Bridget( possibly older), and Annie, and a brother John.

Re: Halton & Hallisseys Moynalty, Co Meath

Huntingdone — 2008-01-07 19:46:18Z

William, you do not give a timescale, so its difficult to know whether or not there is a connection.

My RC Halton's were mostly based around Dublin and Westmeath upto the late 1800's. All the John's are accounted for, but there are four male children born between 1805 and 1820 in Dublin who have not been traced.

Halton & Hallisseys Moynalty, Co Meath

WilliamMahoney46 — 2008-01-03 23:30:01Z

My grandmother Elizabeth Halton was baptized in the Catholic Church in Moynalty. Her parents were Catherine Hallissey & John Halton.

Anyone?

Re: Thomas Halton help please!

nicetrousers — 2007-12-09 15:44:21Z

thanks! certainly gives me something to go on. I've been stuck for ages!

Sarah :)

Re: Thomas Halton help please!

halton923 — 2007-12-08 18:24:52Z

halton thomas 1880 male chorley/bolton lancs I john 1853 mary A 1853 kelly cath 1887

Re: Thomas Halton help please!

halton923 — 2007-12-08 18:23:45Z

halton thomas 1880 male chorley/bolton lancs I
father john 1853
mother mary A 1853
spouse kelly cath 1887

Re: My Halton Story

pathalton627 — 2007-07-14 08:58:22Z

Hi,
I am a Halton Also and it is interesting to see others tracing their backround. We came originally from Dublin, Ireland and settled in Pennsylvania. I need to get the information from my sister on the links to Ireland. Hope to hear from you soon.

Spelling of HATTON~HALTON~HUTTON

saranani — 2007-04-20 17:15:10Z

Has anyone ever come across any of the above spellings for their HALTON ancestors?
I am a HATTON { I thinkLOL}
Have found several spellings and all due to the A not being closed and it becoming a U or the U not closing and becoming an A. As well as the T not being crossed and therefore becoming HA{ LT} ON, instead of HA{ TT} ON.
So now you can see how all of our ancestors surnames have changed through the years from HALTON to HATTON to HUTTON.
Just something more for you to ponder on.

Sharon

SALATHIEL HALTON X-GRANDFATHER and descendants, including Imison branches

tregenzarosy — 2007-02-17 12:58:24Z

SALATHIEL HALTON X-GRANDFATHER and descendants, including Imison branches. I am also looking for the ANCESTORS of Halton and Imison.

best wishes and thank you for helping

IMISON

Re: Thomas Halton help please!

nicetrousers — 2007-01-10 17:55:22Z

His wife was named Catherine Molyneaux from a previous marriage, I think her maiden name was Kelly. Thats all I know about her

Re: John Halton ~ Banished to America in 1747

aph131 — 2007-01-10 06:45:22Z

Hi Joyce,

May not be a Scot with a name like that. More likley a Cumbria or Northumberland Halton

Andy H
www.halton-family-history.info

Re: Thomas Halton help please!

aph131 — 2007-01-10 06:23:34Z

Ok - We have 3 Thomas H's born between 1870 & 1900, any idea on Thomas's wife?

Its a little confusing as we are talking about 15 related families with between 5 & 13 kids between them

Cheers
Andy
www.halton-family-history.info

Re: Thomas Halton help please!

nicetrousers — 2007-01-05 18:20:44Z

Hi Andy,

well, just about all the info I have is that my grandad was called Norman Halton (born 7th may 1918 in Bolton possibly in the heaton area), and his dad was called Thomas Halton and he was in the Royal Engineers. Thats all I know for sure about the Haltons. I mentioned my grandads siblings in one of my previous post. I believe that my dad has cousins in Horwich so possibly a connection there!

cheers for the reply!

Re: Thomas Halton help please!

aph131 — 2007-01-05 03:55:48Z

Hi Sarah,
My family is from Horwich with a few scattered around Lancashire so we could have a possible link. What was your Grandads dad called? and what info do you have.

www.halton-family-history.info

Cheers Andy

Re: Thomas Halton help please!

nicetrousers — 2006-11-30 17:18:08Z

further to my previous post. I received a copy of my grandads birth certificate today and his mothers maiden name wasnt Kelly, it was Molyneaux. Maybe this rings some bells with someone???

thanks again
Sarah

Thomas Halton help please!

nicetrousers — 2006-11-18 23:50:36Z

Hi All! I'm trying to find out any info (dates and places) about my great grandad Thomas Halton. He would probably have been born between 1880 and 1900. He was married to Catherine or Katherine Kelly. They had 7 children: Leo, Seth, Mildred, Tommy, Sylvia, Irene and my grandad Norman. He may have been born in bolton or elsewhere in Lancashire but im guessing really. Thats all the info I have about him. If anyone has any info that might relate to him it would be great to hear from you! many thanks Sarah

Halton's of Arkansas

LeahHalton — 2006-11-07 21:13:56Z

Ms. West,

My name is Leah Halton my grandfather is Stanley Halton, the son of a Will Halton of Arkansas. I'm currently trying to research my family history. Any information you can give me would be greatly appreciated.

Leah

Lindsey M. Halton

fredmahaffey — 2006-08-19 12:53:27Z

I'm looking for death dates on Lindsey M. Halton who married Anna Green Buchanan and they lived in Robertson, Texas in 1880 and 1910. Also any info on his parents.

Re: Spelling of HATTON~HALTON~HUTTON

aph131 — 2006-07-14 15:35:36Z

Hi Sharon
Try This:
Halton appears in Roman texts and is still around in 1066 - Take Lancashire for example Halton in the Bolton area becomes (poss under dialect) Hulton, Hilton, Houlton, Houghton & Holton. It seems the locals have a bit of trouble with the pronunciation of the "a" dialect turns it to “u” as in hut. The Halton family owned land in the Bolton area.

Unallocated Halton's in Dublin 1750-1850

Huntingdone — 2006-04-25 11:31:13Z

My cousin recently employed a researcher in Dublin to look for some specific individuals, and she uncovered some new (to us) data that expanded our family tree in the 1800's and left a few items that were not ours so it seemed a good idea to post them here - just in case any of you are looking for one of these:-

Births - South Dublin

1909 - 5th January - Christopher Thomas son of Joseph Halton, Butcher of 2 Peters Row and Mary Halton formerly Nowles.

Births - North Dublin

1905 - 3rd December - Un-named son of William Halton, Labourer of 256 Lwr Buckingham St, and Mary Halton formerly Maher

1907 - 24th July - Bridget daughter of Mathew Halton, Labourer of Victoria Park and Mary Halton formerly Mooney.

Marriage - St Nicholas, Francis St, Dublin.

1920 - 20th March - between Michael Kirwin - widower - ex-soldier (father Denis Kirwin - painter) and Catherine Jones - widow - (father John Halton - Labourer) both of 7 Ash Street, witnesses Christopher Hughes & Ellen Howitt.

I hope they solve a mystery for someone!

Halton's in Dublin 1750-1850

Huntingdone — 2006-04-25 11:28:44Z

My cousin recently employed a researcher in Dublin to uncover some new data that expanded our family tree in the early 1800's.

so now we have:-

William Halton bc 1744 "Huckstry Merchant" and his wife Mary (no further information) but their son (only one found so far!)

Michael Halton bap: 25 Dec 1768 in Blind Quay, Dublin, was a Carrier, died: 5 Jul 1849 in Townsend St, Dublin.
Elizabeth ? his wife (from childrens bapt records)- no further info.

Children:

Patrick Halton bap 16 Jan 1796 d bet.1818 to 1827 m Mary Anne ? bc 1795 and had 1 son John b1818 from whom I am descended.

Mary Halton bap 12 Mar 1803 mc 1824 to David Murphy - no further info

William Halton bc 1805 - no further info

Philip Halton bc 1809 - no further info

Robert Halton bc 1811 - no further info

Richard Halton bc 1820 - No further info

Thomas Halton bc 1824 a Carrier, d 11 Aug 1883 in Townsend St, Dublin, was married but wife not found,

They had three children

Frances Halton b1859 dun 11 April 1835

Catherine Halton bc 1860 was Executer for father and grandfather wills, mc 1888 to John Smith - no further info

Thomas Halton bc 1861 Dublin, a carrier, d 27 Dec 1909 aged 48 years. Married twice Jun 1900 Mary Irvine and Jun 1904 Ellen Kneafsey.

Do yuo recognise any of these people?
Can you add to this information?

John Halton ~ Banished to America in 1747

BasketLady420 — 2006-04-25 04:20:10Z

John Halton
Jacobite. Prisoner at Carlisle and Liverpool. Transported from Liverpool on the "Gildart" master Richard Holmes. Landed at Port North Potomack, Maryland, 5 August 1747.
(P) (PRO)

I am not related to this person, I am just passing on this information, which comes from a book titled "Scots Banished to the American Plantations 1650-1775" by David Dobson. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore. 1983. pg. 71.
Joyce

thomas arthur halton and Amy Rothery

woodwoodford — 2005-08-12 19:49:04Z

Seeking information re the ancestors of Thomas Halton and Amy Rothery born Lancashire/Cheshire sometime between 1880 and 1890 approximately married Amy Rothery at Salford in the June quarter of 1910

They had a son Thomas Arthur Halton who was born 17th
September 1917, he married Christina Wotherspoon who was born 10/11/1910 in Glasgow

Am also interested in any army information that might be available for Thomas Arthur Halton who served in Burma, India and South Africa during the 2nd world war

Please reply to Christina Halton-Nathan c/o
woody.woodford@btopenworld.com

Thanks

Charles Halton married Clara Runyan...lots of question marks!

sjlove — 2005-02-14 20:30:57Z

I know nothing about Charles Halton except that he married Clara Runyan. She was the daughter of Orange Spencer Runyan and Etta Codner Runyan.
I am not sure where Clara was born, but her father died in South Haven, KS. The family lived in WI. earlier.
I would like to contact any descendants of Charles Halton to fill any many blanks concerning this family.
Thanks,'
Shirley