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HEADS Annie 1912 1992 big mama

t42Hilltop_DalCoTX — 2010-05-13 15:48:52Z

HEADS Annie 1912 1992 big mama

DavidStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Hilltop Memorial Park Cemetery, Carrollton, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

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Re: Henry Heads to Australia 1848

MHead63 — 2009-03-22 14:36:07Z

Hi I am not looking for henry heads anymore as I have found his famiy in Victoria Australia, Thanks
M Head

Re: Henry Heads to Australia 1848

larryhead611 — 2009-03-22 13:57:56Z

thanks for the reply also have you tried Francis Bond Head or Edmond walker Head google the names and see what you get larry

Re: Henry Heads to Australia 1848

MHead63 — 2009-03-22 08:43:37Z

Hi,
Was this Henry Head from England? If so when was he born? Where was he born? I have no Roman Catholic Head names.
So you are looking for a Henry Head born about 1750, somewhere in UK. and Catholic.
It does narrow down the possibilities, but most records are from Church of England Churches. The IGI is your best place to look.
I do not have any Henry Head in my tree who dissapeared at this time.
Sorry I cant help.
Marianne Head

Re: Henry Heads to Australia 1848

larryhead611 — 2009-03-22 00:18:02Z

HI again as i mentioned before i am trying to make a conection to Henry Head R C faith and who came to nfld late 1780 and married a lady mrs Higgins at tilt cove N D B hope to make some conection with this thanks larry p s looking for the U K conection and family still there

Re: Henry Heads to Australia 1848

MHead63 — 2009-03-21 14:04:14Z

All my Heads were from Lincolnshire, England. Before about 1830 they were all Heads, after that they dropped the s and remained Head. What is the name of your ancestor who emigrated to Newfoundland?
Cheers
Marianne Head

Re: Henry Heads to Australia 1848

larryhead611 — 2009-03-21 00:00:47Z

hi saw your post and i am looking for a henry head in my tree send a message larryhead61@hotmail.com thanks larry

Margaret Heads born Sunderland 1830

lorrainets1881 — 2008-07-16 20:32:14Z

Hi,
Margaret Heads married William Leach.
Her father was Michael Heads a Keel Boat Owner.
I think he Died in 1840.
He married Ann Elliott,who was previously married to Robert Head, I am assuming he died too.
The story goes, that Keelmen inter married, they had their own colour suits for Sundays, which was grey with a yellow tie.

English Head or Heads Family

MargieLaneBarnette — 2008-05-26 22:34:45Z

I would like to connect with anyone who has information about these English Head(s):

My grandfather was Robert Ashbridge Heads, b. 1878 in Howden le Wear, Durham, England. My Ggrandfather was Isaac Head, b. 1838 in Dalston, Cumberland, England. My GGgrandfather was John Head,b. 1801 in Dalston, Cumberland, England; m. Elizabeth Mason, b.1808 in Dalston, Cumberland. It seems there were many families by the name of Head (Heads) in Cumberland...my branch moved to County Durham, England and in 1891 my Ggrandmother, Elizabeth Ashbridge Heads brought two of her sons, to the USA and settled in East Palestine, Columbiana Co., Ohio...where most of her Ashbridge family had come many years earlier. Isaac and their son "Jack" remained in Durham, England. Jack came to East Palestine, Ohio in 1905 and joined his mother and two brothers. I don't know if Isaac had died or if he chose to stay in England.

Robert Heads of Lincolnshire

MHead63 — 2006-10-25 09:58:21Z

Robert Heads was born in Dowsby near Bourne in Lincolnshire, about 1827 and orphaned at an early age. He was brought up in the Workhouse, at Bourne, and worked as a Baker in 1851 in Spalding, Lincolnshire.
He is not on the 1881 Census of England,
nor the Canadian or USA censuses. He did not die before 1881according to the Register Office indexes here in England. Where did he go?
Are you a descendent of his perhaps living in Australia?

Please get in touch if you are. Thanks

Henry Heads to Australia 1848

MHead63 — 2006-10-25 09:58:21Z

Hi,
A Henry Heads emigrated to Australia on an assisted ticket on the ship Adelaide in 1848 .Henry was aged 26. This info is from the Archives in Victoria. He sailed to the state of Victoria. Is there anyone out there in Oz who is descended from this man. I am hoping this Henry is the same one as on my tree.
Cheers
Marianne Head

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MHead63 — 2006-10-25 09:58:21Z

Sorry there are no irish connections at all.
Thanks for your interest
Cheers
marianne

Heads/Chavis/Chavas - Red Chute, Louisiana

xindianmistx — 2005-11-21 17:28:38Z

Hello,

I'm looking for Heads from the Louisiana area. In particular, relatives of my Great-Grandfather Emmett(Emzie) Head(s). The original spelling of our last name is Heads, but my grandfather dropped the "s" from the name some time ago. My grandfather was said to be full blooded native american from the Red Chute, Louisiana area, and his family's original name is Chavis or Chavas.

My great grandfather's wife was name Ludvinia Heads. Their children were Marshall "M.E." Heads from Mooringsport, Louisiana (my grandfather), Carl Heads, Warren Heads, Darrin, Heads, Alice Heads, Liza Heads, Bessie Heads, and Carrie Heads. If anyone out there has any information that may be useful to me, please send me an email.

Thanks,
M.Head

Re: HEADS/ASHBRIDGE

2005-07-25 15:11:48Z

Hi Margie
I tried to reply to your email address but it won't let me send it. It keeps coming up with an error message saying the address is incomplete. You could try contacting me again at my other email address: chris@chrislat.freeserve.co.uk

Chris

Re: HEADS/ASHBRIDGE

2005-07-24 18:12:58Z

Chris.....I have tried unsuccessfully to send you info. It gets returned to me. Can you contact me direstly at ClassyGram@neo.rr.com.

Thanks

Margie

Re: HEADS/ASHBRIDGE

progcrone — 2005-07-24 16:32:53Z

My grandmother's family are HEADS from Howden in Durham, England. Her uncle was called Isaac. I don't think he's the Isaac you are talking about as the dates don't match, but as the tendency was to name children after relatives, there is likely to be other Isaacs in the family, one of them could be your ancestor. Get in touch and I'll send you what information I've found.
Chris

HEAD / HEADS of Cumberland and Durham, England

ClassyGram — 2005-07-11 21:08:33Z

Looking for connections to my Ggrandfather, Isaac HEADS, b. 1838 in Dalston, Cumberland, England. I found him on the 1881 British Census living in North Bedburn, Durham, England. In the household was my Ggrandmother. Elizabeth ASHBRIDGE, b. 1857 in Caldbeck, Cumberland, England and my Grandfather, Robert Ashbridge HEADS was 2 years old.

Isaac's parents were John HEAD and Elizabeth MASON.

HEADS/ASHBRIDGE

ClassyGram — 2003-08-18 23:07:09Z

I am searching for info on Isaac HEADS, b. 1838 in Dalston, Cumberland, Eng. He is my Ggrandfather. I have found him listed on the British 1881 Census as living in Durham, Eng. Elizabeth ASHBRIDGE b. 1858, Caldbeck, Cumberland, Eng. is my Ggrandmother. She and two of their three sons, Robert (my grandfather) and Isaac Jr., came to the USA and settled in East Palestine, Columbiana County, Ohio. The middle son, John "Jack", followed in 1908. Isaac Sr. never came to the USA....and I have no further knowledge of him. "Uncle Jack" always talked about Howden-le-Wear in Durham, Eng. as the town where he was raised. I can find no connections with the HEADS families posted on Ancestry.com.....does anybody out there recognize these names? Anyone connected to the HEADS of Dalston, Cumberland, Eng. or Howden, Durham, Eng.? Thanks for listening. Margie Barnette

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HeadsDav — 2003-07-13 19:12:24Z

WE ARE A FAMILY THAT I THINK ORIGINATES FROM SUNDERLAND. I KNOW THAT SOME HEADS EMIGRATED
TO AMERICA ABOUT 1920 OR THEREABOUTS.
I HAVE A GREAT INTEREST IN THE SURNAME (HEADS)NOT HEAD.PEOPLE GET MIXED UP WITH THE NAME {HEAD}.COULD WE BE RELATED.!!!!!!!!!!

heads family tree

tonyheads — 2002-11-01 20:19:33Z

any information on heads family from tyneside area with connections to weatherstone family name