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Trying to reach Bonnie Feilding about Hey research

heydonna69 — 2012-04-06 13:30:06Z

Hi Bonnie
Please email me, I lost your addy when my putter crashed
Thanks
Donna
heydonna1969@gmail.com

Hey family -Silkstone Yorkshire

davidhey58 — 2012-03-10 10:34:19Z

Hi Heys

My Hey family is from West Yorkshire around Huddersfield and historically around Silkstone,I am looking for info on the Heys of Silkstone in the 1780's

(Richard Hey 1789 and wife Maria) -Hallroyd and Champany Hill farms.

Richards father was William and mother Margaret
But where from? ? Any connection to Thornhill Heys ?
If anyone has any I info. would be very appreciated.
Dave now of Kirkheaton area.

Re: Hey of Kirkheaton-Armitage-of Kirkburton

davidhey58 — 2012-03-10 02:32:16Z

Hi Heys

My Hey family is from West Yorkshire around Huddersfield and historically around Silkstone,I am looking for info on the Heys of Silkstone in the 1780's

(Richard Hey 1789 and wife Maria) -Hallroyd and Champany Hill farms.

Richards father was William and mother Margaret
But where from?
If anyone has any I info. would be very appreciated.
Dave now of Kirkheaton area.

Re: Hey of Kirkheaton-Armitage-of Kirkburton

SGunkel9822 — 2012-03-09 23:39:06Z

My apologies for the late reply. I'm not sure if we have a connection. I'm not that far back yet in that line of my family. My great great grandfather, William Hey was born in Philadelphia, PA and his Father is Hiram Hey. Hiram was born in England. I can tell you that my great grandfather, John Hey would always visit Canada and speak of family that lived there. We just don't know "who" the Hey's in Canada are. I do have one picture from 1926 in Canada with family but no many names on the back.

Stacy

Re: HEY Yorkshire Leeds

steve_hart28 — 2012-01-03 04:43:09Z

My name is Sam Hey and my father and grandfather were
also named Sam Hey, from Hebden Bridge.
I am presently living in Brisbane, Australia, after my father migrated to Australia.
I would be happy to hear from others who may be related, I can be contacted by email at shey@citipointe.com.au

Re: Hey of Kirkheaton-Armitage-of Kirkburton

davidhey58 — 2011-07-03 23:26:20Z

Hi there,
Ernest Armitage 1869-father Henry (Martha) 1832 and further back David 1801

Richard hey 1789 of Silkstone -father William is my last Hey on that line that I have from Champnay Hill -Hallroyd
The Heys moved to Kirkheaton in the 1890s with Joseph Hey -to St Johns Farm
Do we have any connections ?
Thx
Dave Hey 1958 now in Canada

Re: Hey of Kirkheaton-Armitage-of Kirkburton

SGunkel9822 — 2011-07-03 23:17:39Z

Hello
I have both Hey and Armitage in my family line. Exactly who are you looking for?

Hey of Kirkheaton-Armitage-of Kirkburton

davidhey58 — 2011-07-03 13:15:28Z

Anyone with these names let me know
Thx

Re: HEY Yorkshire Leeds

samhey75 — 2010-12-09 06:43:50Z

Winden Germany Heys

MHoyJones — 2010-06-28 14:19:58Z

Is anyone researching the De La Hay, La Hey, Heys, etc in Winden, Germany? I'm descended from a De La Hay family from Winden and have recently started piecing together the family. MY De La Hay's married into the Petillion family. The Petillions were French Huguenots who eventually ended up in Winden. I believe the De La Hay's were also French Huguenots, but I haven't been able to trace my family further back from Winden. The surname De La Hay has several variations. My immigrant ancestor used the form Hey which eventually changed to Hoy after immigrating to the United States. If you are researching this family, please contact me. manatee267@yahoo.com
Thanks much! Melissa Hoy Jones

HEY Teng M 1951 1982 beloved sister

t42Hilltop_DalCoTX — 2010-05-15 23:16:40Z

HEY Teng M 1951 1982 beloved sister

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

This is one of the 213,122 cemetery photos free for your personal use at http://teafor2.com
If you have more info, please reply here rather than emailing me because this is not my family.

Can anyone do a look up for me on Rev John Hey(Hay) -trying to find burial place Thank you

divaqueen1969 — 2010-03-11 23:24:08Z

Hi
I am trying to find out where Rev John Hey is buried
I have his death date as 8-30-1809
He might be buried next to his son Jabez
Thank you for your help
Donna

Lorene Hey

geelsh — 2010-01-07 21:28:10Z

I have a copy of the 1930 Indianapolis, Indiana, Arsenal Technical Cannon Yearbook with Lorene Hey in it. If interested in a copy contact me direct ddiefenbachhines@aol.com

Re: Benellen Hey of Mason, TX 1924

lauratex1 — 2009-09-08 18:25:17Z

I'm related to her - she is my great aunt.

Hey surname - I have some information on the following:

jester1380 — 2009-03-07 21:08:36Z

Hello everyone.... I recently ordered a bunch of burial permits and death notices from the St. Louis library in hopes of finding information on the HEYL name. As we all know, many times we need to expand our "name" to find missing links. Unfortunately none of the Heyl family appeared, but I now have information that I would like the HEY family to have. If any of these people are yours, and you would like copies of these papers, just contact me and we can make arrangements to get these to you. Happy Hunting.. and if you ever come across HEYL surname info, let me know! Megan Heyl

Elizabeth Hey - burial permit from 1/13 1920
Ernst E. Hey - Death notice from 10/18/1914
Charley Hey - burial permit from 8/22/1912 and death notice from 8/21/1912

Benellen Hey of Mason, TX 1924

drbrownlee — 2008-11-29 02:50:25Z

Benellen is pictured in the 1924 Branding Iron, yearbook of Mason High School, as a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone else.

Re: Hey from Eichsfeld, germany

MarcoBorn — 2008-07-31 14:24:31Z

I've changed my homepage to a different provider and got a new adress: Now it can be found at www.ziegenfuss-genealogy.de and contains about 9,700 names. It's available in different languages and a gedcom can be downloaded after registration.

Regards,
Marco Born

Re: HEY - MATILDA (TILLY) ONTARIO CANADA

wmcdill0201 — 2007-11-14 00:49:51Z

Elizabeth Debus was the sister of my great-grandmother
Catherine Debus who married William Uttley. Contact me
at wmcdill0201@rogers.com, if you wish.

henry hey civil war vet

chigh46 — 2007-10-23 13:19:56Z

Looking for info henry hey 6 inf regiment co. f wva.

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HEY - MATILDA (TILLY) ONTARIO CANADA

MarnyO — 2007-09-05 04:51:23Z

Matilda or Tilly as she was know was born in 1891 dau of Christian Hey and Elizabet Debus in Zurich Ontario - she married LLOYD O'NEIL in 1917 in Zurich. LLOYD was employed with the dairy in or about the Hamilton Ontario area - their children may be Neil, Hazel, Russell, Shirley - seeking obit information and contact with family lines - believed she died after 1964 - she may have been wheelchair bound in later life but was still in Hamilton area -- any tidbits will help and will be appreciated.

Gravestone - Hey, Shackleton and Jennie

aribel — 2007-05-07 17:19:37Z

I photographed a gravestone that is located in Mount Pleasant cemetary in Toronto, Ontario Canada. It reads:

Hey
In Loving Memory of
Shackleton Hey
1834 - 1932
Also his wife
Sophia Holdsworth
1834-1899
(interred Bradford Eng.)
And their daughter
Jennie Hey
1860-1950

If you are interested in the photo let me know.

Florence Janet Hey born 1881 of Lawrence MA

SearchShack — 2007-02-12 01:40:46Z

Florence Janet Hey born 1881 in Lawrence, Essex, MA m. Charles Corliss Shackford in 1907. He was born Sept 29, 1882 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, son of Charles H. Shackford and Clara E. Burke. Who were Florence's parents?

Re: Hey from Eichsfeld, germany

alexander_meinhard — 2006-12-18 19:53:06Z

Hi,

my name is Alexander Meinhard. I am deeply interested in any Meinhard(t)s. The database my uncles and I have established comprises the family with the origin of Siegen, Westphalia, Germany and dates back to 1450.

I appreciate any exchange of information on this family.

Best regards
Alexander Meinhard

Re: Hey from Eichsfeld, germany

alexander_meinhard — 2006-12-18 19:03:24Z

Hi,

my name is Alexander Meinhard and I am deeply interested in any Meinhard(t)s or Mineharts. The database I have shows the Meinhard family dating back to 1450 with its origin in Siegen, Westphalia, Germany.

Heinrich, formerly Henrich is a very common first name in this list.

I appreciate any exchange of information on this family and the descendants.

Best regards

Alexander

Re: The Hey family line - Keighley Yorks

2006-11-22 19:49:38Z

Janis, Lorraine -

It's not so simple. Note that Aaron Hey (b 1846), son of Edwin Hey & Ann Wilson, had a daughter Beatrice (b 1875) who married Samuel Rushworth in 1898. Not the same Aaron Hey, and Samuel Rushworth may not have been (closely) related to your Betty. Note also that Rushworth and Rushforth were effectively interchangeable.

Best wishes, Rod

Re: The Hey family line - Keighley Yorks

2006-11-18 21:15:10Z

Thanks a lot Janis

Re: The Hey family line - Keighley Yorks

2006-11-18 14:08:09Z

Hi Lorraine,
I pay for and receive the UK English information from Ancestry. I plugged in Search Keighley England Registers for that info. We also go to the nearby Latter Day Saints branch where they are very helpful. I sent this message two days ago but it did not get in the message board. Maybe because I gave you my screen name. I thought it would be easier.
Janis

Re: The Hey family line - Keighley Yorks

2006-11-16 16:48:08Z

Great, thanks a lot........did you access the parish records online - if so could you please tell me how?

Re: Anna Elizabeth HEY

tracykyle — 2006-11-15 14:49:10Z

This is what I found.

Herman Liesman born 3/7/1832 in Germany and on 7/29/1958 in Dupage County IL married Amalie Eise Hey born ? .

I found some info on kids.

Amanda Margaret (Listed as Leismann) born 6/24/1859 in Naperville, Dupage County, Illinois.

Katherine born 8/13/1863 Harrisburg Dauphin co. Pa Died 6/4/1936 Newburg Jasper co Ia. Married Harvey Mitchell Breeden 12/10/1884 Jasper Ia.

Bruce/Bismark (listed as Leismann) born 9/7/1867 Harrisburg Dauphin Pa.

Didn't know if you had found this info. Sorry it wasn't more on Anna or Amalie. Hope this helps.
Tracy (Liesman) Kyle

Re: The Hey family line - Keighley Yorks

2006-11-15 13:39:12Z

Just a blank for you to fill in! In the 1562-1836 Keighley Register, Joseph Hey married Betty Rushworth on July 31,1825. Now you have another name to investigate.
Janis----from Rhode Island in USA.

Re: The Hey family line - Keighley Yorks

2006-11-04 20:14:53Z

OK Janis.......i assume you're over in America? We're in Southport England - on the coast just north of Liverpool. I'm one of eight kids........hope you get to find a link - if you get the chance to come over you must come and visit us. Bye for now, Lorraine

Re: The Hey family line - Keighley Yorks

2006-11-04 19:23:35Z

So far we don't have a direct tie---but maybe going back further we'll find it. I guess we'll call you cousin (at least until we find out otherwise!)
Janis

Re: The Hey family line - Keighley Yorks

2006-11-04 16:33:00Z

Yes The shildren of Betty and Joseph are my direct descendents. Aaron is the line I'm from - so is this side no relation to your husband?

Re: The Hey family line - Keighley Yorks

2006-11-04 16:32:59Z

Yes The shildren of Betty and Joseph are my direct descendents. Aaron is the line I'm from - so is this side no relation to your husband?

Re: The Hey family line - Keighley Yorks

2006-11-03 18:17:07Z

Hi Lorriane,
We have no Hiram in our background to 1800. I do notice that Joseph Hey and Betty (in the old Keighley birth records) have four children listed. They are Hirum,1826, Agnes,1828, Laycock,1835, and Aaron, 1837. My husband's family goes back to John Hey and Martha who had William,1825, Sunderland, Pearson, and Rebecca. William is the one that left Keighley and came to Lawrence, Mass.

Re: The Hey family line - Keighley Yorks

2006-11-03 16:38:48Z

well thanks anyway Janis, let me know if you find qnything out and so will I.......the name Hiram Hey, my dad's name appears to be prevalent in our line - any in yours?

Re: The Hey family line - Keighley Yorks

2006-11-03 16:34:11Z

Lorraine,
Sorry to take so long. I don't think we're (or I should say my husband and you) are closely related but let's face it. A small town in England has so many people with the surname Hey that it must have merged way back.
We're still trying to take things back from 1800 and we will try the LDS once again next week for early records of this area. We have sent for some that might help us. I'll sure let you know if I find something.

Re: The Hey family line - Keighley Yorks

2006-10-21 13:05:29Z

Hi Janis - only just read this!!

Yes I'm just about to get into this again - If I remember rightly Joseph Hey married Betty (Rushworth) and he was born around 1801 - is this on your line - could we be related?

Family of IA. sailor RAYDEEN HEY, died in 1942 on USS Asheville

2006-09-17 17:44:04Z

Would like to find the family memebers of Raydeen Hey, who was killed in the bombing of the gunboat USS Asheville in March of 1942 off the coast of China. They need to receive the medals promised them by Pres. Truman and be honored at the Gold Star Museum in Fort Dodge, IA

Thank you,
Mary Jane <><

Re: The Hey family line - Keighley Yorks

donhey — 2006-08-06 13:29:54Z

Your query was posted a year ago. Are you still seeking info? I have your family back to 1801. If interested, let me know.

HEY FAMILY FROM PA ,OH AND KS, GER,IRELAND AND ENGLAND