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Re: William and Emma (Marigold) HUBAND

1_djware — 2012-05-05 09:22:18Z

Hi there,

My name is David Ware, I am the son of Owen Kirk, who is the son of Lionel Bertram Kirk, who is the son of William Kirk and Olive Huband. How I have the name ware is a long story butmy mother have a relationship to Owen Kirk for about seven years and from this union I was born. My stepfathers surname is Ware. I am was wondering if you could email me copies of the birth certs and marriage certs if at all possible as I am very interested in my ancestry. I have made contact and am in constant contact with my half siblings in New Zealand but only from his second wife Gwen. Any information that you could send me would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Kind regards,
David J. Ware
PS maria Copley married to James Kirk< her parents were William Coply and her mother Harriet Gray< father was Stephen Coply and mother was Ann ?

Re: William and Emma (Marigold) HUBAND

jenniferb42 — 2011-12-13 03:01:31Z

Hi kiwikirk, yes I'm one of Una's daughters. Are you a daughter of Bruce Kirk? We're definitely related. I've been concentrating research on our ancestry in England, but also the family tree since 1863 in NZ. This is a very busy time of year! Hope to keep in contact with you though. Jenny

Re: Huband's of Arrow

packroyd_1 — 2011-12-01 23:31:19Z

I am ready now - I have put most of what I have into a file for you to look at - with another sheet that shows the things I'm trying to clarify - I've tripped up in another tree I've been researching over the last few years so am rather more cautious these days. My email is packroyd@sky.com - I'm never quite sure what happens to attached files to these notes, thanks again for your help.

Re: William and Emma (Marigold) HUBAND

kiwikirk — 2011-11-20 02:29:39Z

Hello. Sorry about the delay in replying. These things are a feast or famine to do. You get busy on other thigns and suddenly the time goes by and you have not looked at anything.

Were your parents Una Kirk and Malcolm Buist?

I have met alot of relatives from Thomas Bernard Kirk's family recently(my granfather's brother). So would like to hear from you.

Re: William and Emma (Marigold) HUBAND

jenniferb42 — 2011-04-13 03:49:48Z

Hi Brenda. William Henry Kirk is my grandfather but he died before I was born. My mother, Una Kirk, was the youngest of the three children of William Henry Kirk's second wife Olive Huband. Your grandfather, Wilfred Edgar Kirk, is my mother's older brother. I wonder if you are Bruce's daughter?

I have The Albertlanders book. For some time I have been researching the English history of our Hubands, before they came to New Zealand in 1863. I have a copy of the marriage certificate of William Huband (born 1825 Evesham, Worcestshire) and Emma Marigold (born 1825 Shenstone, Staffordshire). I also have a copy of James Kirk's birth certificate, your great-great grandfather, born in 1840 in Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire. James's parents are Samuel Kirk and Mary Ann Kirk nee Bramley.) I would be happy to send you copies of these. Best wishes, Jenny

Re: Huband's of Arrow

bethwatkins22 — 2010-11-17 05:05:02Z

There didn't seem to be any way to open the attachments to your message on Ancestry.com. Perhaps it would be better for you to send them to me directly by regular e-mail. I have sent my e-mail address to your e-mail account.

Thanks,

Elizabeth

Re: Huband's of Arrow

packroyd_1 — 2010-11-06 23:50:28Z

Apologies for the delay Beth, the week has been busier than expected. I've also been trying to check some of the info to confirm as much as possible before I commit myself. will be in touch as soon as I can, thanks

Re: Hubands of Salford Priors

DerekHuband — 2010-11-05 10:22:25Z

Hubands of Dunnington are more prolific than I thought in the 1841 & 51 Census's there are at least 3 families of Huband living in Dunnington, which came under Salford Prior,

James 40 & Ann 40 - with children Alice 16, John 20, Mary 15, Elizabeth 10, Thomas 17

William 46 & Mary 45 - with children Robert3, Richard15, Louisa13, Thomas 12, Martha 9, Elizabeth 10, Alice 2, James 1

John 52 & Ann50 - with children Elizabeth 22, Hannah 12, John 7

I will try to trace them latter but I hope thats a start

Re: Huband's of Arrow

packroyd_1 — 2010-11-01 10:30:26Z

That's wonderful - will be in touch later this week, Pam

Re: Huband's of Arrow

bethwatkins22 — 2010-11-01 01:47:06Z

Yes, I'd be happy to compare findings with you. While you are preparing them, I'll be checking through my father's past files so that I can be ready with all the information. Thanks for this opportunity.

Re: Huband's of Arrow

packroyd_1 — 2010-10-31 20:39:14Z

Hello, I'm researching my Aunt's tree and her mother was a Huband who I believe is also a descendant of Thomas & Frances Strain. The oral family history that came down to my aunt from her mother was that somewhere in the past there was nobility. She has given me some pieces of information and I have been trying to piece it altogether. Would you be prepared to cross check what I believe I have discovered with what you have? I have it all on paper at the moment so will wait for your reply before I start typing it up. Thanks for your time, Pam

Re: Hubands of Salford Priors

eandvcoleman — 2010-10-20 09:37:52Z

I believe that the eldest child of the Huband family I am looking for was Thomas - born in Dunnington in 1787 - he married Sarah Fullbrook of Hampstead in London on 7 December 1807- he worked as a coachman in the Queen's stables in Bushey, Hampton until his death in 1867 - there is a record in the probate calendar (tho' I have not yet sought sight of the will etc).

Another brother was apparently James Huband - born 1793 - who also worked at Bushey Park.

Elizabeth (my 3x Great Grandmother) was apparently born in Dunnington in about 1803 - she married Richard Lewis on 28 July 1825 - Richard was a railway contractor and moved a lot with the family - by 1841 they were in Godstone, Surrey (working later in Lincs, Sussex and Worcs).

Brother George born 1807-ish was a gamekeeper who apparently never married - he seems to have given a start in gamekeeping to Elizabeth's son Thomas Huband Lewis - my 2x Great grandfather - he moved around too but was for a while in Hurcott Lodge, Nr Kidderminster...

I have also looked at the 1850 gazette for Dunnington - saw the listing for William - shoemaker - and also James H. - shopkeeper. 1874 Gazette shows Ann H. as shopkeeper. All this a little too late to shed light on the 1780-1810 family situation.

I will try to get to the Warwick public recodrd office at some time to look further at parish records - tho' you have probably done this already!

Anyway- thanks for reacting so quickly.

Vic Coleman

Re: Hubands of Salford Priors

DerekHuband — 2010-10-20 08:49:11Z

Hi I have done a lot of research on the Huband Family, as you say a lot on Arrow, and have a data base of nearly 5000 references to the name huband but I'm afraid only three to Hubands of Dunnington. John Huband Birth registered Jan 1834 (I have a note that I think he married a Louisa Jane)
a William appears in the 1850 Gazette listed as a shoemaker and thirdly John Huband died 10th.June1845 Age56, the death witnessed by William of Dunnington.
Not much I know but it you have references to Elizabeth, George and Thomas ( DOB,Census,Marriage, Death etc.) perhaps I can look further.
Derek Huband

Hubands of Salford Priors

eandvcoleman — 2010-10-18 12:29:54Z

My 3x great grandmother was Elizabeth Huband Born around 1800 in Dunnington, Salford Priors - she married Richard Lewis a railway contractor in 1825 in Salford. I know she had brothers - younger George (gamekeeper), elder Thomas (who worked in Queen victoria's stables in Bushey park, Middlesex)- probably others. I have seen vast amount of work done on Hubands from Salford, Weethley and Arrow but have not yet been able to connect my part of the tree to others. Does anyone know of a Huband family in Dunnington from around 1785 to 1805 at least with children including Elizabeth, Thomas and George?
Any help gratefully received!
Vic Coleman

Re: Samuel John Huband

DerekHuband — 2010-10-16 14:00:24Z

I believe Samuel was born in 1842. There is some confussion about his father; On his marriage certificate he names his father as William, as you say, but on his birth certificate his parents are shown as John & Elizabeth. John married twice first to Judy and secondly to Elizabeth both of whom gave birth to sons called William in 1825 and 1837 respectively. Since Samuel was born less than a year before Johns death at the age of 59 I think it is possible that Samuels parents were actually William(From Judy) and John's second wife Elizabeth. No proof but would explain why Elizabeth is on his birth certificate? Any help would be appreciated.
I now have all the children of Samuel and Hannah and their descendants through the help of Patrick huband who is descended from Samuel John's brother Walter Howard. You can contact me directly on dhuband@aol.com

Re: Huband's of Arrow

DerekHuband — 2010-10-16 13:58:43Z

My gggrandfather was John Huband, Thomas's elder brother.
I also believe but as yet have not been able to prove that they were descended from John Tibbots Huband whose parents were Anthony Huband and Marry Tibbots. Anthony's parents were Nicholas Huband and Dorother Danvers which would give us a direct link to the Hubands of Ipsley, three Baronets and a number of Sirs. If you have proof of the link to John Tibbots I would be very interested

Re: Huband's of Arrow

bethwatkins22 — 2010-10-16 07:56:35Z

I'm a descendant of Thomas Huband, baptized 1785 in Arrow, who married Frances Strain, born abot 1787 in Alcester. My father did considerable research into the Huband line and got back to John Tibbotts Huband, born abt 1587, who lived in Salford Priors. Are you looking for ancestral or descendancy information?

Re: Samuel John Huband

bethwatkins22 — 2010-10-16 07:48:17Z

You may have found your answer by now, but in case you haven't:

Samuel John's parents seem to be Samuel Huband, born abt 1845, in Arrow, Warwickshire, and Hannah Dexter, born abt 1851 in Walsall, Staffordshire. They had nine children, including Samuel John and Edith Maud. I have more on the children that I can send if you want it.

Samuel's father was named William, but I don't know his mother's name. I haven't yet figured out how William connects to the other Hubands in the Arrow/Alcester area. If you've gained some insight on this in the years since you posted your inquiry, I'd love to hear about it.

Re: William and Emma (Marigold) HUBAND

BrendaKirkNZ1 — 2010-04-06 07:46:49Z

Hi, my great grandfather William Henry Kirk married Emily Huband, daughter of William and Emma in 1889. When Edith died in 1899, William then married her sister Olive in 1902. My grandfather was the oldest of William and Olive's children - Wilfred Edgar kirk.

WIlliam and Emma were part of the original settlers called Albertlanders and they settled around Maungaturoto. This was where Edith and Olive were born. If you have not already found it there is a very good book called the Albertlanders that mentions both the hubands and the Kirks.

Hope to hear from you

Brenda

Re: Religion of the Hubands

DerekHuband — 2010-01-28 21:54:47Z

Rick,
I know little of the Wiltshire Hubands as they are not part of my tree but my assumptions that the Wiltshire Hubands descended from the Hubands of Ipsley is based on Sir John Huband of Leominsters will(1587), which can be found on the Nation Archives Cat.Ref.prob/11/66, Image 266,
in which he leaves his estates in Berkshire and Southhampton to his younger brother William. Another John of this family married the dau.of Sir Henry Poole, Baron of Oakly in Wiltshire. I have 144 references to Wiltshire Hubandon my data base - If you wish e-mail dhuband@aol.com

Re: Religion of the Hubands

chuband1 — 2010-01-28 01:01:57Z

Hi Derek:

I am descended from the Huband's of Wiltshire and was interested in your posting about they being descended from Sir John Huband's younger brother. I am stuck at my 4th ggrandfather, John Huband, who was born about 1761. Would very much like to share information with you.

Regards
Rick Huband

Re: Albert William Huband/Myra Ballinger - married Worcester England 1895

calicat54 — 2010-01-04 12:44:38Z

Hi,just come across your post re albert & Myra Huband,daughter Pretoria Myra,they are on my grandmothers side of the family but as yet I have't got any of their details on Ancestry yet,the tree is at the moment on Genes reunited.Haven't got a lot of info on them at the moment.
Sandi

Re: H.J.Huband

DerekHuband — 2009-10-13 16:18:58Z

I believe the daughter of H.J.Huband was Myrtly Angnes Huhand (1900-1976)She married Harold Robert Oding (1897-1975). He was the son of a retired tea planterand was in the 6th.Battalion of the Middlesex Regiment, promoted to IEUT. ON THE 17TH jULY 1917. I have a picture of the couple on their wedding day obtained fro the net, the address shown is http;//lafayette.150m/od18117.html. The picture shows unfortuneatly the Harold was an amputie.
Hope this is of some help.
Derek Huband

1911 CENSUS

DerekHuband — 2009-06-19 21:46:56Z

Can anyone please help - I have been unable to trace Samuel John Huband in the 1911 (English) census. Born Walsall, Staffordshire 1881. Parents Samuel Huband & Hannah Dexter. Married Annie Griffiths , Birmingham , 1920. Recorded on the birth certificate of eldest child that he was Ex-Army

Re: Religion of the Hubands

DerekHuband — 2009-05-11 22:53:22Z

I beleive it probable that the hubands of Wiltshire are descended from the younger brother of Sir John Huband of Leominster , whose actual family home since 1066 was Ipsley in Warwickshire, I will provide dates and further detail if required.
Regards

Re: Religion of the Hubands

christinehuband — 2009-05-11 20:24:24Z

My husband is a Huband from Wiltshire in England. I have not been able to verify yet, but his family legend is that they are descended from Huguenots from France. Which would mean that their family at least were protestant and persecuted out of France in and around the 17th century.

Hope that helps.

Re: willoughby tom huband

mumzieuk — 2009-03-25 22:04:24Z

Hi Linda,
I too, am helping an unknown (don't ask - always seem to get drawn in lol). It's quite a frustrating family don't you think?
I found Willoughby married Harriet Bishop in 1902 and they had Lily May in 1903.
Found Harriet and Lily on 1911 census, but they were visiting at the time (bloody typical)
Can't find a death for Harriet, but know Willoughby married Charlotte Mason formerly Shepherd (can't find a marriage for a Shepherd and Mason) soooo frustrating!!
Any Ideas??
Regards
Barb

Religion of the Hubands

westhart143 — 2009-02-08 15:51:09Z

Has anyone done a study of the breakdown by religion of people with the Huband surname? My branch of the Hubands were Roman Catholics from Germany. Huband is not a common name in Germany, and I'm wondering if the ancestors left England as part of religious persecutions in the 15th or 16th centuries. So far I can only trace my branch back to the late 1700s in Germany.

Re: H.J.Huband

DonMontag71 — 2009-01-25 11:01:46Z

Just Found your re Henry John Huband, who married my wife's 1st cousin twice removed, and died on 10/9/1952. His Obit in The Times of 12/9/1952 reads:
"MR. H. J. HUBAND
Mr. Henry John Huband, honorary treasurer of the Football Association and president of the London Football Association, died suddenly at his home in London on Wednesday night at the age of 84.
Born in 1868, he served in the Inland Revenue Department for more than 66 years, and for long was clerk to the Commissioners of Inland Revenue for the St. George's, Hanover Square district of London. He became a member of the council of the London Football Association as long ago as 1893, and was one of the founders of the Isthmian League in 1905, becoming successively honorary secretary and president. In 1923 he succeeded Lord Kinnaird as president of the London Football Association, and 11 years later was elected honorary treasurer of the Football Association, having been a member of the council since 1907. He was a member of the finance and general purposes committee, and of the international selection committee, and was also a member of the joint standing committee of the Football Association and the Football League.
He married in 1898 Marie Ethel, fourth daughter of Mr Whetnall Stevens, who survives him, together with a daughter of the marriage."
I'm still looking for the name of the daughter & anything you might have on her fate . . .
Regards
Don Montague

Re: willoughby tom huband

lyndaclifft — 2008-08-04 16:48:41Z

very sorry for the long delay, the one i am researching was in an orphanage in aston about that time have you any further infomation the friend i am helping is trying to trace her family. her fathers father was willoby tom huband and he may be the one you have in your record at the orphanage. he married charlotte they had not sure but think 5 children but 2 died very eary aged. son joseph daughter maud and youngest son william charles who is my friends father. he was born in may 1925 any further information would be gratefully received. thank you

Hubands of Walsall

DerekHuband — 2008-05-16 13:30:18Z

My grandfather Samuel Huband came from Walsall, late 1800 to 1946, and with the help of a Patrick Huband I have traced most relatives but recently I found a birth record from Walsall in 1875 of a Joseph Huband, father James, mother Jane Bevans whom I have not come across before but who could possibly be related as their address in Rushall, Walsall is only streets away from my ggrand parents home. Can anybody help

Re: Huband's of Arrow

SherriOMuir — 2008-04-07 00:31:51Z

My ggg-grandfather Thomas Huband was born in Arrow c1838, married to Cathrine. According to the 1881 census he was a horse keeper.

Thomas had 7 children (that I know of): John, Maud, Sarah, Mary Ruth (my gg-grandmother), Ellen, Emily and Thomas, most of whom were born in Wolverhampton.

Re: Huband's of Arrow

VinBarGen — 2008-03-02 22:58:44Z

Just wanted to thank you so much for the information found on William Perry Huband, my great-great grandfather, through my mother's grandmother, Rose Huband. I have spent considerable time on my own line, Barborka, and father's line, I have just started looking at Mom's, for which there has been much work done. Your info has filled in many gaps and taken the Huband line much farther back than I had. Thanks so much. I look forward to driving up to Odgen some Saturday and taking a picture of the old house.
Vince Barborka

Re: Huband's of Arrow

LibbyAriel — 2007-12-10 22:35:38Z

My ggg grandfather was William Huband baptised 1788 Arrow.

Huband's of Arrow

DerekHuband — 2007-12-10 20:04:22Z

Has anyone any known connection to or information about Huband's in Arrow, Warwickshire from the late 1700's to the mid 1800's. Any earlier connection to Weethley or Salford Priors.

HUBANDS OF WALSALL

DerekHuband — 2007-08-31 14:28:34Z

Looking for descendant of Samuel Huband & Hannah Dexter of Walsall, Staffordshire. Their children bron in Walsall between 1876 & 1885 include Harriet(Married Arthur Fisher), Elizabeth ( MarriedArchibald Carlyle), Mabel Grace, Amelia Clara,Thomas Edgar, Edith Maud,Walter(married Elizabeth Middlebrook), Charlote and Samuel (my Grandfather). Any help gratefully recieved.

Re: Huband Update

hansswift — 2006-10-15 17:58:12Z

I've just got the Parish Records.

One John HUBAND married Martha FITTER 11 August 1817 in Feckenham Parish.

Any help?

Hans

Re: willoughby tom huband

2006-09-26 20:55:57Z

I have several references to Willoughby Hubands - if they might help.
Ref. Willoughby Tom, Born July 1881 Aston Birmingham( St.Catherines Register) , Marriage Reg.March 1902 Birmingham (GRO Ref.Folio 60 Page 14).
Ref. Willoughby Alfred, Birth Reg. Dec.1902 Aston F60 P98.
Death Reg. Dec.1903 Birmingham F60 P255.
There is als a record of a Willoughby Huband in the 1891 Census at Sir Josiah Masons (Orphanage) Aston, Age 8.

Hope this helps.

willoughby tom huband

lyndaclifft — 2006-09-23 00:56:40Z

this may be a bit of a long shot, but I am trying to find any info on willoughby tom huband ?? b c 1895, his wife was called charlotte [ ?? maiden name ] 3 children, joseph, maud and wiliiam. Sorry unsure of birth years. William married Dorothy Mildred Hayden, they had 3 children, Carol b 1947, Jeannette b 1948 and Anthony b 1950.
Any help will be truely grateful

Re: Glenwood Montague Morris

2006-08-17 03:14:07Z

Have some information on the MORRIS family of Bermuda. Betty

Re: Glenwood Montague Morris

2006-08-17 03:11:07Z

I am researching the MORRIS family of Bermuda. Would be interested in exchanging any information on them. Betty

Re: Mary Elizabeth Huband

2006-08-16 14:21:54Z

Hi Heather, I'll gladly take any and all information you care to share on this line. Thank you, Sharon

Re: Huband Family Richmond VA area

2006-08-12 19:21:30Z

If you still need info, please contact me. Sharon probably has more info than I do, but I think I can assist with some.

Re: Mary Elizabeth Huband

2006-08-12 19:19:50Z

My great-grandmother. If anyone needs any info on this branch, please let me know. I have us back to 1830 or so.

William Huband born abt 1790

LibbyAriel — 2006-07-19 02:17:14Z

Does anyone have any information on a William Huband born about 1790. He was in the Royal Marines and married Agnes Horswill in Devon in 1818. I have his son James' tree but nothing on William. The names Tracy and Morgan may be in his tree somewhere.

Re: Henry HUBAND Abt.1839

2006-06-18 12:33:27Z

I hope this message does not add any confusion but I had assumed that the George, and Mary Huband, recorded in the 1881 Census as living in Chester Road, Aston, Birmingham was the son of Thomas & Frances Huband. Although I do show their children as Ann, Charles, Henry and Eliza I have no record of William and Emma. I do have a William Perry & an Emma shown as children of Thomas and Frances. If anybody can clarify I would be grateful.

Huband/Hubard/Hubbard, Lincs, England

2006-06-17 20:54:49Z

An ancestor's wife could have had any of these family names. We thought she was Lettice HUBAND Smith, but today I found her daughter's gravestone with the spelling HUBARD as her middle name. I'm thinking this could be a mis-spelling of HUBBARD If you have any of these variations from the Pinchbeck area of Lincolnshire, please get in touch. Thanks.

Re: Henry HUBAND Abt.1839

babsandpete — 2006-06-17 09:19:14Z

Henry and Eliza Huband (nee Jones) were my great-great-grandparents.

George and Mary Huband, along with two of their children, Henry and Eliza, came to Timaru, New Zealand, on the ship “Lancashire Witch” in 1863. Henry married Eliza Jones in 1870. My great-grandfather, George James (b. 1878, Timaru), was one of Henry’s and Eliza’s sons.

I have loads of info on their descendants, most still living in NZ, if you’re still interested.

I would love to know more about Henry’s parents, George and Mary – and the rest of their children. I haven’t done much research into George and Mary yet, but I do know that George was born about 1807/1808, and Mary in 1808; and that their children were Ann, Charles, William, Emma, Henry and Eliza. I have seen some records on Ancestry.com for a George, born in Alcester, 1807, who is the son of Thomas and Frances Huband (nee Strain). Census records for the George and Mary I’m after suggest that this may be the same George – do you know if this is correct?

Hubands in Middlesex

LibbyAriel — 2006-04-05 03:24:17Z

Anyone know of the Huband family, William,MaryAnn,Emma,James,William. They are in the Poplar area in the 1881 census. I'm trying to work out if William senior is brother of James Huband of Devon.

Re: Albert William Huband/Myra Ballinger - married Worcester England 1895

barbaraebrewer — 2006-01-28 15:43:24Z

hi micheal,just seen your message about albert william huband.albert is my great great grandads younger brother,so albert is my great great uncle i know your message is quite old and you probly have all the info you need by now,but i hope we can exchange info barbara