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Frank Handley - India and possibly Singapore 1942

sueqpel173 — 2012-05-20 19:15:59Z

Trying to trace a Handley connection to my Paynes. This couple, possibly Frank and Mary Ann, originated UK late 1800's. She wrote a book about life in India, think he was involved in forestry, possibly rubber/Dunlop? He may or may not have survived the war, she also may have survived a Japanese attack on their ship in 1942, ss Kuala, I found a Mrs M M Handley on the passenger list. Does this ring a bell with anyone?

Re: William Anthony Handley - Canadian immigrant from UK

bhandley24 — 2012-05-10 15:03:34Z

Hello Gail
I am sorry but I have not come across Rose.
Good luck. Barbara

Re: William Anthony Handley - Canadian immigrant from UK

gailey_ — 2012-05-10 14:35:46Z

Hi thank you for your respone I am enquiring about Rose H Handley born in Wolverhampton in 1931 and died I think in 1992. Many Thanks Gail

Re: William Anthony Handley - Canadian immigrant from UK

handbar — 2012-05-09 14:54:24Z

Hello Gail
Please get back to me as I have a lot of information on my Handleys. If you can let me have any names, dates, addresses etc I will be able to confirm if they are part of my family. Now I have found my family in Canada my tree is more or less complete.
Regards Barbara
eva.handley@btinternet.com

Re: William Anthony Handley - Canadian immigrant from UK

gailey_ — 2012-05-09 13:59:33Z

Hi I too have a Handley connection in Wolverhampton, my maternal grandmother and uncles and aunties who I have never met due to adoption in the family. I have made a family tree all may not be accurate but from what I know I've put it together. It would be great to hear from someone who may have knew them. Many thanks Gail Rielly

Re: Handleys of Lancashire

loobylou150 — 2012-03-31 13:34:11Z

hi kathleen i have being trting to contact you regarding your family tree,i have goot those names also a margaret handley who was born in 1909 to georgina handley,margaret was my great grandma,she married a john wood.would you please contact me when you get this .thanx.juliex

Re: William Handley born 1846 from Lancashire

kim1122a — 2012-03-11 19:32:39Z

My Handleys also came from Salford. I have a James Handley married to Elizabeth Hancock. I am descended from their son William b. 1879. Brothers George and William arrived in USA in 1893 in Boston. James Sr also arrived in 1893 but I don't know if he arrived on the same ship as his son, if so, they were not listed together in the passenger list. His wife and younger children arrived in 1894. James Jr and his wife arrived in 1895.

Our familes most likely connect at some point. Maybe your William and my James were brothers or cousins.

James and Elizabeth Hancock had the following children:
James Handley (Born: 1871)
Elizabeth A Handley (Born: 1873)
George H Handley (Born: 1876)
William Handley (Born: 1879)
Albert Handley (Born: 1880)
Frank/Francis Handley (Born: 1882)
Francis Handley (Born: 1883)
John Handley (Born: 1885)
Sarah Handley (Born: 1887)
Rose Handley (Born: 1889)
Edith Handley (Born: 1890)

Kim

Re: WILLIAM HENRY HANDLEY Buffalo New York

kim1122a — 2012-03-11 19:13:55Z

I have Handleys that lived in New York, but I don't think in Buffalo. They came from Salford, England to New York in about 1894

Handley Familes from Salford, Lancashire, England

kim1122a — 2012-03-11 19:11:20Z

Hi, I traced my Handley's back to Salford, England, about 1845 but from there it has become a bit fuzzy because there are so many Handleys there all with the same names (William, James, George). Is anyone else searching the Handleys from Salford? Thanks!

Re:finding family

genasearch — 2012-03-08 17:44:05Z

I have been searching for my husbands families ancestors and have came up with a blank until i came upon your post. Now i may have some hope. My husband is John
gedison, his dad was Gustave. Not much is know about him as he was a difficult person to live with i guess. He was born Butte montana, ran away from home at a very young age, lived in lamont alberta and in Bradwell saskatchewan. Lived and had a family in Meadow Lake, and died anwas buried there. I'm interested in learning more about his family. I have a few clues to his life through his second wife (Johns mom. If you are still on the ancestry .com i would love to here from you.

HANDLEY Edward C - Vietnam Wall section 4E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-03-08 14:25:48Z

HANDLEY Edward C - Vietnam Wall section 4E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 225,469 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Moon T., Winchester and Robert Handley Union Parish 1840 LA

Johnson 8920 — 2012-02-18 18:00:42Z

Found in the Union Parish, LA deed records where
Seaborn J. Handley and wife Elizabeth Stubblefield
Handley sold land to Samuel W. Hearn. Deed dated
10 Nov. 1845.
1850 census Union Parish, LA, I also found Bud L. Handley living with Elizabeth Handley,age 74, bn NC. From above
information, probably S. J. and Elizabeh Handley were
parents.

Also found a deed dated dec 1840 for the sale of one
slave named Jack. The writing is not clear but listed
is M. T. Handley and wife Sophia McNut Handley.
Sold to or bought S. J. Handley (assume this is Seaborn J.
from previous deed).
On 1850 Union Parish, LA Census Sophiah Handley is listed
head of household, Isaac McNut, Nicholus McNut, Lucretra
McNut(female) Sarah McNut (female) Leonard Handley, age 7
James Handley, age 5 and Henry Handley, age 3. The Handley
children with born in both LA and MS.
Hope this helps someone. Have not been able to connect
with my Handley line.
SJohnson

Re: William Anthony Handley - Canadian immigrant from UK

handbar — 2012-01-22 11:28:05Z

What a wonderful surprise to get up to today! I have been trying to find my father's brother's family for nearly 20 years. I have often been a few steps behind. There have been so many coincidences along the way. My uncle William married a girl who was living round the corner from where I moved to in Wolverhampton. They married in the local church there. They moved to Solihull which is where I live now. William snr was cremated in the local crematorium which is across the road from where my son may be moving to live. Both William Anthony and his sister Joyce married in Solihull. I have only found all this out in the last few months. I have been made redundant so have had the time to make a more intensive search.I will also email you Kathy.What a success story, thanks to you and ancestry.com.
Regards Barbara

Re: William Anthony Handley - Canadian immigrant from UK

buddelia2 — 2012-01-22 00:25:55Z

Eureka!!! I have talked to Joyce Handley nee WIlliams and we think there is definately a concetion. She was married to WIlliam Anthony HAndley and they came to Canada in 1965.
I am sending you her address to your email. Joyce would love to hear from you. She had 2 children, 1 girl and 1 boy
Please write her, as she is not on the inernet
Kind regards Kathy

Re: William Anthony Handley - Canadian immigrant from UK

handbar — 2012-01-21 20:00:09Z

Hello Kathy

Can you tell her, her husband's father William Handley snr was my father's (John Handley)brother? They grew up together in Dunstall Avenue, Wolverhampton, England with their father John who had originally come from Shropshire, England. I now live in Solihull, England which is the town where she married. I would love to know if she had children and if so how I could contact them.I would also like her address to write to her. I will pass my address on directly to your email address. Fingers crossed it is the correct Joyce Handley. If so please pass on my email address of eva.handley@btinternet.com. Eva was my mother.

Thank you so much. I will try not to get too excited!

Regards Barbara Handley

Re: William Anthony Handley - Canadian immigrant from UK

buddelia2 — 2012-01-21 19:40:55Z

Hi I found a Joyce Handley in the phone book!!!!! I will call her for you. Can you give me a percise message for her and your name/city please. Kathy
My email address is katklaws@shaw.ca

Re: William Anthony Handley - Canadian immigrant from UK

handbar — 2012-01-19 18:42:35Z

Have just found out his wife was Joyce and not Violet. I googled and found this entry for obituaries in Connox Valley.
"HANDLEY; William; 27 Sep 2004; Courtenay; not given; Joyce Handley; Comox
Valley Record;
6 Oct 2004; B21; Formerly of Edmonton, family named." Not sure what this line means.
Anyone know how I can confirm this is my cousin and if so what happened to Joyce and whether there were any children?

Handley in Shropshire, England

handbar — 2012-01-17 16:09:42Z

My father's family came from the Ludlow area. My great grandfather was John Handley as was his son (my grandfather) and his son (my father). John, the eldest, was born in Coreley, Salop and died of heart disease in 10 Lower St, Ludlow on 25th May 1913, aged 73. He was married to Emma Morris and they had children, Edwin, John, Elizabeth, James, Ellen, William, Alice, Herbert, Jane, Mary Ann, and Agnes Annie. I am wondering if anyone knows of a connection to this family. My grandfather, John born 1868 in Burford moved to Wolverhampton, Staffordshire presumably to find work. He died in 1951 in Wolverhampton where my father, John lived all his life until he died in 1992. Unfortunately I do not know of any surviving Handleys other than myself, Barbara Handley, so would love to know the family has carried on somewhere.

Re: Jean Handley

J_Oldiges — 2011-12-15 04:35:03Z

Forgot to mention, my sister Jean is 83.

Re: Jean Handley

J_Oldiges — 2011-12-15 04:33:55Z

My sister's name is Jean Handley. Actually Flo Jean and she lives in Springfield OH. Her late husband was Bud Packer. Is this the Jean you are looking for?

Jean Handley

emappeal — 2011-12-15 00:42:45Z

I'm trying to locate a lady by the name of Jean Handley - this was her maiden name, she may have married again. She was married to a Jim/James Tollitt and they later divorced. My mum (Jim's sister) has lost contact with her but Jean has sent a Christmas card this year (no return address.) Mum is desperate to return a card but no idea where she might be now. If anyone knows Jean could they please get in touch? Many thanks.

Re: William Anthony Handley - Canadian immigrant from UK

handbar — 2011-12-04 19:52:34Z

That's amazing. I was not hopeful of any replies let alone such a good one and so quickly! I was misinformed on the spelling of Courtenay but at least I was pointed in the right direction. The actual address in 2002 was given to me as 1831 Urquhart Avenue V9n 3K8. Thank you so much.
Barbara

Re: William Anthony Handley - Canadian immigrant from UK

buddelia2 — 2011-12-04 19:35:24Z

Hi Barbara, Kathy here, I live in Courtenay B.C. Canada.
I know the spelling is different but we do have some Handley
families in the valley. I will look up and see if I can find any info for you. Regards Kathy

William Anthony Handley - Canadian immigrant from UK

handbar — 2011-12-04 18:53:28Z

I have finally traced my cousin (our fathers were brothers) to an address in Canada in 2002. I understand he was in Cortenay, Canada.I want to find out if he is still alive and whether he and his wife Violet had any children. They were originally from Cornwall, England. William was born in 1925 and Violet in 1919. The Handleys were originally from Shropshire, and my branch was from Wolverhampton, Staffordshire after my paternal grandfather moved there from the Ludlow, Salop area. Any advice as to how to access any pertinent records please?
Barbara Handley

Esther Handley

lynnenapier — 2011-12-01 14:30:55Z

I am looking for information on Esther Handley, born 1800 in Kirkbymoorside, Yorkshire. She married my ggg grandfather Joseph Roantree/Rowntree
in 1828 and lived in Etton for a while but in 1851 census was back in Kirkbymoorside down as a miller's wife. I have her father down as William Handley but cannot find him in the census. Does anyone have information on this family. One of her children is down as William Hay Roantree so assume he is of descent of other Hay Handleys posted on the board.
Thanks for any information on this line.

Lynne

Re: Leonard Mourant Hay Handley

balljohne — 2011-10-31 17:52:08Z

Hi,

I am researching my family tree and have established that Major Leonard Mourant Hay Handley was the younger brother of Lucy Mildred O'Malley nee Hay who was married to my great uncle; Capt Victor David O'Malley.

I have learnt that Victor O'Malley died in a clinic in Switzerland in 1933. His widow sadly died only 7 years after him. Although I am aware they had a daughter, Patricia in 1923, I have yet to trace her.

I would be grateful for any information you may have concerning Lucy Mildred Hay or my great uncle.

Kind Reagrds

John Ball

Re: Researching Hanley, et.al, Allen; and Greer in Ga, Carolinas, & elsewhere

Andrewgreer64 — 2011-10-09 01:30:24Z

Thanks Tom. I went to the Anderson Co. library today and found the book Honea Path Milestones the first addition and the last. Both were helpful. The first addition had a picture of Gabe Datcher whom you mention was a great oral historian. He had some great stories. I took nots of the names mentioned. I think I may go down to Honea Path and take a look at the graves.
My Grees seem to have been owned by the Brazeals at some point but they must have kept the surname name Greer. Now I have to find who they got if from.

Re: Researching Hanley, et.al, Allen; and Greer in Ga, Carolinas, & elsewhere

hanleytl — 2011-10-07 23:40:33Z

Good to hear from you again Andrew; I hope your family research is going well. I am familiar with the family name Brazeale (and/or similar spellings) in the Belton and Honea Path area. In fact there are some streets and roads bearing that family name. I think there was a teacher at the old Belton High School with that surname (that was before Belton, Honea Path, and Geer-Gant High Schools consolidated to form the present Belton-Honea Path HS in 1966). I will look into the few resources I have to see if I can find any Greer - Brazeale connections, and will let you know what, if anything, I come across. I am relatively certain that Brazeale was a prominent family name in this area at some point in time. Hope I can find something for you - check back soon! Tom :)

Re: Researching Hanley, et.al, Allen; and Greer in Ga, Carolinas, & elsewhere

Andrewgreer64 — 2011-10-07 20:02:23Z

I had ment to ask you. Do you know if your line of Greers were associated with the Brazeal families in the Belton, Anderson area? From what I gather the Brazeals owned alot of land that they sold to many surounding neighbors.
One in particular name Matthew Brazeal born 1814 lived close to both of our Greers.

Re: Handley/Handly/Hanly/Hanley

handleyhall — 2011-09-12 02:30:02Z

Great! Thank you so much. Would you please send to my email address?

hallsofwalkerco@aol.com

Thanks again,

Louis

Re: Thomas Handley in Alabama

handleyhall — 2011-09-12 01:46:19Z

Ed,

I am researching this same line of Handley's. Do you have any information that you could share with me? My line is James "Jim" b 1904 AL, George Washington b 1875, James b 1826 TN, Thomas b 1791 NC.

Louis Hall
Nortport, AL
hallsofwalkerco@aol.com

Re: HANDLEYs in SC and NC

handleyhall — 2011-09-12 01:31:24Z

My Handleys are the same line as Ellie's. Please contact me to exchange information.

Louis Hall
hallsofwalkerco@aol.com

Re: John Handley

handleyhall — 2011-09-12 01:26:42Z

Hello! My name is Louis Hall. My grandfather was James "Jim" Handley. His father was George Washington b 1875. George's father was James b 1826 in TN. James father was Thomas b 1791 in NC. Any information that you have to share would be greatly appreciated.

Louis
Northport, AL
hallsofwalkerco@aol.com

Re: HANDLEYs in SC and NC

Kay170 — 2011-09-11 21:11:35Z

Randy are you and/or Ellie still active in Handley genealogy?
I'd like to get in touch with you. I had Handleys that went from Ga to Ala, MS & on to La & Ark.

Re: Alabama Handley's Sara Wagner White

handleyhall — 2011-09-11 18:56:23Z

Sara Wagner White,

Are you still researching Handley's? I am Louis Hall from Northport, AL. I grew up in Oakman, AL with my grandfather, James "Jim" Handley, son of George Washington Handley and Martha Lou Vinnie Handley.

I would love to exchange information.

Louis Hall

Re: Researching Hanley, et.al, Allen; and Greer in Ga, Carolinas, & elsewhere

Andrewgreer64 — 2011-09-07 19:30:07Z

No problem. Good luck to you too.

Re: Researching Hanley, et.al, Allen; and Greer in Ga, Carolinas, & elsewhere

hanleytl — 2011-09-07 11:51:20Z

Wow! You are many miles ahead of me in your research on the Greer's of Honea Path! If there were 2 Nimrod Greer's, then that is something I did not know about before! Thanks for sharing all of that and much good luck to you in your continuing quest. I remember paying about $25 for the book "Honea Path Milestones" back in '92. I recall seeing a reference to the book on the town's website in the recent past, and if memory serves me correctly, they were offering copies for about the same price, plus postage. Although it is a "popular" history, not a scholarly work, it's well worth the price. Thanks again and stay in touch! Tom

Re: Researching Hanley, et.al, Allen; and Greer in Ga, Carolinas, & elsewhere

Andrewgreer64 — 2011-09-07 05:16:55Z

Great to hear from you, I realize it can take literaly years to get a response. I will have to search for this book of Honea Path Milestones, especially this fellow named Gabe. I located the will of David Greer and majority of his children are mention as well as a few slaves who aren't listed with surnames. David apon his death gave his son John M Greer along with 146 acers of land three black slaves by the names of Billy, Lenn, and Doshey. David also gave his daughter Eliza Lee a black girl named Ann. Nimrod J Greer was given land, which I guestimated he gave to his son Nimrode Andrew Jackson Greer. Im on the quest to find the will of the other sons and maybe David's wife Polly. Perhaps my slaves names show up somewhere in there. Even today my grandfateher owns land that he got from his grandfather Enoch Greer whom I found living in the same area as Nimrod Jr. Greer. Back to the drawing board.

Re: Researching Hanley, et.al, Allen; and Greer in Ga, Carolinas, & elsewhere

hanleytl — 2011-09-06 02:17:30Z

Hi Andrew! Thanks so much for your inquiry. Nimrod Andrew Jackson Greer, my gg-grandfather seems to have been an interesting character indeed! He was a son of David Greer, Sr., by David's 3rd wife. I have no knowledge if any of the Greer's in my lineage ever were slave owners. They lived in Honea Path in upstate SC, which was considered the backcountry of the state during it's early history. Most slave owners were in the lowcountry of SC, which had been settled by very wealthy English planters, beginning at Charleston and Georgetown. However, a book about Honea Path, known as Honea Path Milestones was published in 1976, and a 2nd version in 1992. That book contains one or more articles about an African-American named Gabe Datcher who was well acquainted with the Honea Path Greer's, including Nimrod and, if memory serves me correctly, with Nimrod's father David Greer, Sr. Gabe (I assume short for Gabriel) seems to have been an historian (perhaps of the oral tradition) concerning the very early years of Honea Path's existence! I think copies of the 1992 book still may be purchased via the Town of Honea Path's website. I also know of some African-American Greer's who lived at Belton, just 8 miles up US Hwy 76 from Honea Path. It is possible some of them may still reside there, or perhaps in both towns. Obviously David, Sr. accumulated some wealth during his lifetime, and probably some of his sons and daughters did as well. I wasn't blessed to share in any of that wealth however! Another "set" of Greer's settled the town that became known as Greer, SC (in the Greenville Spartanburg metro area). The founder of that settlement was named Manning Greer. I have yet to establish a proven connection between David, Nimrod, or any others in their line, with Manning Greer. However, Manning's descendants did establish the well-known Texize Company many years ago, and some served in state government. Some of Manning Greer's line also are known to have lived at Honea Path in more recent years. I wish I were able to offer you more certain information about your family at this time. I always am attentive to any new discoveries, and will be pleased to share any such information in this forum or other forums.
May you be blessed in your continuing research! Thanks so much for posting your inquiry and sharing your discoveries!
Tom L. Hanley, Anderson, SC, USA

Re: Researching Hanley, et.al, Allen; and Greer in Ga, Carolinas, & elsewhere

Andrewgreer64 — 2011-09-05 22:22:04Z

Hello. Im also researching the Greers from the Honea Path,Anderson area. My ancesters were slaves from VA, the oldest I have found yet is Willim Greer 1825, my gggggrandfather. It turns out my African American Greers live next to Nimrod Greer. I believe that it is possible that Nimrod may have owned my ancesters. If you know anything about the Greers in relation to the African American Greers please let me know.

Valentine Handley, 1776-1863 - born in PA died in Baltimore, MD

aadonne — 2011-08-15 01:10:20Z

Looking for any information regarding Valentine's parents. Valentine was married to Julia (LNU) also born in PA. Lived in Baltimore for most of their lives.

Re: Benjamin F Handley

montanan2 — 2011-07-18 18:34:04Z

Benjamin F HADLEY is not of the HANDLEY's of which you speak. There is/was great confusion of two John HANDLEYs one died in 1813(about), his grave is marked by DAR in now W. Virginia.
The John HANDLEY sr., great grandfather of B F HANDLEY died in 1816 and is buried in McLean County, Ky. This one was a surveyor and at one time owned or controlled over 40,000 acres in the Jackson Purchase. The maiden name for his wife Rachel remains a mystery:
Here you are:
John Handley sr, & Rachel
John Handley jr & Nancy Lynn/Linn
Elizabeth Handley AMOS & WM. H AMOS
Ben and about 10 more siblings.
You're welcome
Jim A

William Handley - Nancy Matthias

JosephAHittle — 2011-07-18 18:21:38Z

Recently I found the death certificate of my great-grandfather's sister: Margaret M. Handley.

According to that dc, Margaret had been born in 1825 in Greenbriar County, Virgina (now West Virginia). Her parents were, according to the dc, William Handley and ________ Matthias.

And, according to the dc, Margaret's middle intial {M.) also was in place of her full middle name of Matthias.

According to the 1830 census record in Fountain County, Indiana, this William Handley would have fit into the 50-60 age range, which would have had him born between 1770 and 1780.

From later records, land, probate (william died in 1833) and census, William's widow at the time of his death was Nancy. Nothing in those records indicate her maiden name. Margaret's dc is the first clue that we later researchers have had to help us in that regard.

It's not hard to find gedcoms which line our William Handley to one of John and Grizelda's grandchildren, however, most of those seem to do so on the authority of Randall J. Handly's book, and he really didn't provide any background citations for lining William up that way.

So, my question now becomes, with "Mathias/Matthias" now seemingly in the mix, does the identity of my William and Nancy (likely nee Mathias/Matthias) come into any more clear resolution for any of you Handley researchers?

Here's hoping. We've long (again, likely because of Randall's book) figured that William likely came from Greenbriar, but this is the first documentation of any sort which seems to confirm even that detail.

Thanks!

Joe Hittle
www.hittle.info

Re: Benjamin F Handley

summitsandy — 2011-07-18 17:50:17Z

I am very sorry if I offended you. I was just trying to share information I had found about him.

I would like to know which Handley line Benjamin F did descend from if not from the major line of Handleys in America so I can correct my records.

The brothers William and John Handley immigrated to America ca 1740 with their wives and children. They began to pay off their indentures in New Castle DE/PA and then Augusta Co VA (probably working as as weavers). Their indentures were assigned in turn to Samuel Corry, Rev Charles Tennett, Robert Boggs, Thomas Armor and Thomas Thompson. Many of their family members settled in what became Greenbrier and Monroe Co, WV.

Re: Benjamin F Handley

montanan2 — 2011-07-18 17:22:36Z

To, SummitSandy,
Your statement which claims to tell me which line of HANDLEYs are my ancestors is outrageous...neither of the two lines you speak of is mine and furthermore you have erred. Benjamin F HANDLEY was a brother to my Elizabeth Handley AMOS who is buried in the Amos cemetery in northern Dade County. BTW, one of Elizabeth's daughters married an ACOCK.
Ben & his family returned to Kentucky, while Elizabeth and husband Wm. H AMOS remained in Dade.

Re: Benjamin F Handley

summitsandy — 2011-07-17 20:05:14Z

Benjamin Franklin as my 4th cousin 4x removed (I'm not even sure I know what that means!). I descend from the William and Margaret Handley side of the immigrant family, whereas you descend from John and Grizel Handley side.

Here is some census information on this Ben F's family:
1850 - Hickman, KY, p84
Benjamin, 24, KY
Jane J, 17, KY
William L, newborn, KY

1860 - Marion, Dade, MO
Benjamin, 34, farmer, land worth $300
Ariam J, 28
William L, 10
Martha A, 8
Laura B, 5
Thomas J, 2

1870 - Horse Creek, Dade, MO, p 9 (PO: Greenfield)
Benj F, 45, KY, Merchant, 2000 acres/$3000
Jane, 40, KY
Martha, 18, KY
Laura, 16, MO
Jefferson, 14, MO
Emma, 12, MO
John, 10, MO
Charles, 8, MO
Moore, 4, MO
Fanny, 1, MO
Authur M Morrison, 39, Tn (also a merchant)

1880 - Hayes, Hickman, KY, d115, p25
BF, 53, KY, VA, VA, farmer
Asum J, 45, KY, KY, KY
Emer L, 18, MO, KY, KY
John M, 17, MO, KY, KY
Charles L, 16, MO, KY, KY
Cas Aner, 14, MO, KY, KY
Fanie, 12, MO, KY, KY
Idar May, 10, KY, KY, KY
Hogan G, 6, KY, KY, KY

Handley's - Horwich, Lancashire

lynnhashworth — 2011-07-13 22:11:41Z

I am looking for birth records for a James Handley, year born 1857, Ireland. James moved to England (year unknown) and married Margaret Ann (Maiden name unknown), who was born in Ormskirk. (Birth year 1866).
They had 6 sons, Frank, James, Joseph, Richard, Tom, and Willie and 2 daughters, Mary and Harriett.

If anyone has any information, please email me.

lynnhashworth@aol.co.uk

Many Thanks
Lynn

Jacob Handley, Rowan County NC

BlueSpringsBelle — 2011-07-12 15:19:13Z

I am looking for any information I can find on a Jacob Handley who was in Rowan County, NC prior to 1800. I am trying to locate the names of his children. Any information would be appreciated no matter how trivial it might seem!

Thanks,
Beth

John Handley (1768-1821) of NC

katie62505 — 2011-07-02 18:19:52Z

I'm looking for information regarding the parents of John Handley (1768-1821) of Dobbs or Wayne County, North Carolina. John was married to Martha Applewhite. Some trees list John's parents as Celiah Boykin and John Handley, Jr. Some trees list John's parents as James Handley and Molly Cato (Cater). I cannot find any definitive information on which set of parents belong to my John Handley. I think I have figured out that John Handley, Sr. and James Handley are brothers, and their parents are Mark Handley and Elizabeth Dicey. Any information is greatly appreciated!

Re: ramsden handley oldham lancashire england

srose974 — 2011-06-24 20:43:56Z

hi

sorry for the very long delay, iwould love to exchange info
please get in touch

s.rose974@btinternet.com