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Inglefield in Berkshire

Selina93659 — 2011-02-09 16:34:47Z

Looking for Inglefield in Berkshire, possibly around the Sonning area.
Selina.

Julian Pauncefoot Inglefield

andrewdawrant193 — 2011-02-05 16:57:11Z

Chuck - thank you for your post.

If you would like to make contact direct, I can be reached at andrew dot dawrant at btinternet dot com

I will be very interested to learn more about your grandfather.

Regards, Andrew

Re: Julian Pauncefoot Inglefield

inglefield1 — 2011-02-05 03:20:33Z

Hello,
I just today stumbled upon your inquiry from dec. 2008 If you still have interest, I have much information about Julian Pauncefote Inglefield (my grandfather) an aviator..In fact I believe he became a Squadron Commander in the RFC in world War One.
Charles (Chuck)Inglefield

inglefield

jayneduggan — 2010-01-09 21:52:06Z

My maiden name was Inglefield and my dad was called Stanley Edward Inglefield born in Wallasey in 1910, his mum was called Ellen mayer trying to find out where we originate from thanks

Florence May Curtis (Nee Inglefield)

siancurtis — 2009-10-03 21:32:01Z

Seems to have disapeared from 1911 onwards. We know what was happening to her in 1915. Please let us know if you have this person in your tree or know what happened to her.

Re: Inglefields, England to Utah

jayneduggan337 — 2009-04-11 16:02:17Z

my maiden name was Inglefield and my dad came from Wallasey near Liverpool in England, I think the name came from Norway originally Inger meaning fire so they were settelers who had a fire by the field it is a very old name and mentioned in the Domes day book in England in the 1300's hope this helps jayne d

Re: Inglefields, England to Utah

KCollignonFoley — 2009-01-01 21:19:23Z

hi Sue, I need some more info on your line. I have a Charlotte Inglefield in my tree, maybe it was a passed down name. Please contact me again Familytreechaser@aol.com
thanks!
Karen

Re: Inglefields, England to Utah

blibby152 — 2008-12-13 20:57:42Z

Karen I have just started my search in my Inglefield family.
My grandfather John "Jack " Inglefield Fowler his mother was Elizabeth Jane Hillier, her father was John Inglefield Hillier I think his father was a George Hillier married to Charlotte Inglefield. Most of them were born in England have not found when they came to the U.S. this part of my family did come from England with the Mormons. Is there a connection and how? Thank you
Sue

Re: Inglefields, England to Utah

KCollignonFoley — 2008-12-05 13:57:18Z

Hi Mirelle, we are actually related. My grandmother is the half sister of Jack. I met Jack and Thelma one time when we came to Utah about 15 years ago. Feel free to email me at my address Familytreechaser@aol.com.
Karen

Re: Inglefields, England to Utah

mirelle190 — 2008-12-02 22:47:18Z

Hello,

I was doing some research on the Inglefield Family Crest and I came across your query on Ancestory.com. I am unsure as to how much this information will help, as I do not know origins of my family, but I am a living Inglefield raised in Utah after my father, whose name is Randy Inglefield, son of Jack Waldemar Inglefield, who was the son of Rhoda Draper (Jack's mother) - they lived in Mount Pleasant. Jack attended Wasatch Acedemy College Preparatory School. That's as far back as I can go on my grandfather. My grandmother, who married Jack W. Inglefield, was Thelma Johnson, she was the daughter of Melvin Johnson.

I found it interesting how in your query, it seems that a Johnson and an Inglefield migrated to Utah, together.

I hope to eventually hear back from you to find out how your search is going.

All the best, Mirelle (Inglefield)

Julian Pauncefoot Inglefield

andrewdawrant193 — 2008-12-01 16:18:04Z

I am interested in Julian Pauncefote Inglefield who took out an Aviator's Certificate towards the end of 1914.

The Royal Aero Club has a collection of records about early aviators. However, there are a few gaps, and we are working at the moment to try to fill in some of those gaps. The record collection is stored for us at the RAF Museum, Hendon, where we would like to ensure that all the early aviators are commemorated by the inclusion of brief biographical details, and - if available - a photograph.

Is there anyone able to provide some basic background information for the Trust's heritage record collection? You can check our web site, if you wish, which sets out the work of the Trust.

Thank you for any help that anyone can provide.

Andrew Dawrant
Trustee

THE ROYAL AERO CLUB TRUST
Registered Office:
Kimberley House, Vaughan Way, Leicester, LE1 4SG
www.royalaeroclubtrust.org
The Royal Aero Club Trust Limited. A company limited by guarantee.
Registered in England No 3346344.

Re: Inglefield-McElhaney

patmcelh — 2006-07-30 21:14:34Z

The mother of Thomas McElhaney was Emma McElhaney, I do not think she was ever married. He was an only child.
Emma's parents were James M and Martha Jane McElhaney from Independence Beaver PA.
I have the obituary for Thomas McElhaney, let me know if you would like a copy.
It looks as though Elizabeth Engfield married for a second time to a Clifford Gardner.
I think these people are related to the James McElhaney I have been looking for forever, also from Independence.
You can email me directly if you like: patmcelh@msn.com

Inglefield family from Ince, Lancashire, England

kerrie30 — 2006-05-04 12:07:30Z

I am searching for the parents of Alice Inglefield born 1846 in Ince, Any help would be gratefully recieved.

Kerrie

arthur augustus hamlet inglefield

denise_cusick — 2006-04-11 16:40:16Z

any information regarding arthur a h inglefield, his family including parents, and his military career appreciated.
thank you in advance

Re: Inglefield family from Ince, Lancashire, England

GrayDickinson — 2006-02-04 20:54:30Z

Hi Kerrie,my great,great grandfather was Thomas Ingle{s}field and he was born in Ince, however this was Ince in Cheshire, England. My grandfather dropped the middle "s" about before my mother Marjorie was born in 1911.If you have had no luck in finding your Alice in Lancashire could it have been in Cheshire?

Re: Inglefield family from Ince, Lancashire, England

GrayDickinson — 2006-02-04 20:54:30Z

Thelma Johnson Inglefield (1927-2005) Obit

KathleenBurnett — 2005-10-02 18:01:50Z

Thelma Johnson Inglefield "T.J." age 78, passed away peacefully September 28, 2005 in the loving arms of her Heavenly Father. Born February 15, 1927 in Fountain Green, UT to Charles Melvin and Elva Ann Simonsen Johnson. Thelma married Jack W. Inglefield in Manti, UT and the marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple. Mom was a beautiful lady who loved all her family and friends and took pride in her home and garden. She was a member of the L.D.S. Church with lots of faith and survived many challenges. Her hobbies were making beautiful dolls, writing poetry and singing. Thelma is survived by her children, Jackie (Rick) Leiter, Cindy (Steve) Chesnut and Randy (Patrice) Inglefield, six grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by her husband, Jack, parents, four sisters and two brothers. Mom, we will miss you so much and will love you always. Your Loving Family. "God be with you till we meet again." Per Thelma's wishes, there will be a private family service on Monday. Funeral Directors: Valley View Funeral Home.
Published in the Deseret News on 10/2/2005

Re: Inglefields in the Midwest/UK!

2005-05-10 00:33:13Z

Charlie,
I have a 2 cd set of a recording my grandfather made when I was a child. It was made on a wire recording machine ( my cousin still has the wire tape) and was transferred to a reel-to -reel by my dad, then to a cassette and I had it transferred to a disk. It is very interesting to hear him speak of the Boar War, the indians etc. He does mention the relatives in the military - his uncle was Sir Edward Inglefield. Hope you get to travel to see my uncle. He is I believe 76.

obit - Mrs. Ada (Smith) Inglefield - native of Clinton, PA

DLaFromboise — 2005-04-10 11:14:29Z

Mrs Ada Smith Inglefiels, 87, a former East Liverpool, OH resident, died Tuesday at 2:30 a.m. in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Walter Eaton Pitcher, in New York.
Mrs. Inglefield a native of Clinton Pa., resided with another daughter, Mrs. James Crawford, now of Midland, Pa., when the Crawfords lived here for about 10 years. She was a member of the Hebron Presbyterian Church at Clinton.
She leaves two other daughters, Mrs. Charles Kain of Clinton, and Mrs. Roy Peer of Turtle Creek, Pa.; two sons, Ralph Inglefield of Clinton, and Edward Inglefield of East Liverpool, Oh.; a half-sister, Mrs. Rebecca Campbell of Clinton, and 29 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. Another son, Elmer Inglefield, of Burgettstown died about a month ago.
The body was taken to the Anderson Funeral home in Beaver. Funeral services will be held saturday at 2:30 p.m. in the Hebron Church. Burial will be in the Church cemetery.

I found this obit in the papers of my late GAunt Mildred (Conn) Ramsey. I do not have more info, date or newspaper, but hope this helps someone.

Inglefield-McElhaney

SandyBillM — 2004-02-05 22:24:13Z

I have a wedding announcement for the Thomas INGLEFIELD and Elizabeth McELHANEY marriage that took place in 1947. Elizabeth is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McELHANEY of Independence Twp., Beaver Co., PA. Could someone please tell me who are the parents of Thomas McELHANEY, and does he have any siblings?
Thank you very much,
Sandy

Re: Inglefields in the Midwest/UK!

2003-06-10 10:41:09Z

Hi Charlie,
I would love to know more about your lineage. I don't know much more about my grandfather's family, but I will check with my Uncle, who is the only sibling still living. My mother came from a family of 5 children. All have passed on except my Uncle Julian (Jules). I'll see what I can find out.

Re: Inglefields in the Midwest/UK!

2003-06-10 10:22:36Z

Hi there,

Many thanks for your reply, I have always wondered what history the Inglefield name has, without doing much about it until coming across this website. I am planning to travel around the globe to see where the Inglefield name goes, which is probably not very far, when money and career permits me to! I have always wanted to write some kind of travel writing book, and this could be the opportunity to do so. I am the grandson of Sir Gilbert Inglefield, who was Lord Mayor of London in the 60's and was born in 1912 and did his time on the River Kwai during the second world war. I am not totally sure of the facts, but I think his grandfather was an admiral in the navy at the turn of the century, and I know there was a destroyer during the first world war called HMS Inglefield. I will find out more from my father, who knows more about this than I do.

Good to hear from you
Charlie

Re: Inglefields in the Midwest/UK!

2003-06-09 22:36:12Z

Hi Charlie,
For a moment, I though you might be my cousin's son (Charles Frederick Inglefield has a son Charles who goes by Charlie). My Grandfather was a WWI Captain in the RAF and his uncle was a Pauncefote - Brittish Ambassador to the US for the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. My grandfather has been gone since 1957, but left a wonderful tape of his life experiences. I live near Cleveland, Ohio and there are 2 Inglefields (my uncle and cousin) here.

My mom used to tell me that there is a place in Greenland - Inglefieldland that was settled by her relatives. Sir Charles Inglefield is in some of the old encyclopedias - having discovered some kind of a landing gear for planes. I hope you do visit the states! It's a great place. Someday, I'd like to visit England to see my family's heritage!

Re: Inglefields in the Midwest/UK!

2003-06-09 10:56:46Z

Hi Marjorie,

I came across this Ancestry website and then the Inglefield family name, I am an Inglefield from the Uk, very few over here! and I was interested to see where there are other Inglefields in the world, I even here there is an Inglefield town in Indiana. I maybe going to the states this year, so I may have to visit the Inglefield town in Indiana. Are there any other interesting facts about Inglefield

Kind regards
Charlie Inglefield ( London)

Re: Inglefields, England to Utah

2003-01-31 01:07:34Z

My grandparents came over in the early 1900s. My grandfather flew in WWI for the RAF and then came over. I will try to get further dates.

Re: Inglefields, England to Utah

2003-01-31 01:07:28Z

My grandparents came over in the early 1900s. My grandfather flew in WWI for the RAF and then came over. I will try to get further dates.

Re: Inglefields, England to Utah

2003-01-30 20:20:52Z

Hi Marjorie, Yes, Inglefield is an interesting surname. While many people have Inglefields from like the year 400, most do not have active Inglefields in their tree.
My Inglefields came over as Mormon converts in the late 1860s. You did not mention dates with your tree, are they fairly late? I have also heard from a line that lives back east, but so far I have found no connection to them. If your line is fairly recent, you may have to get birthrecords from England to help substantiate the line further back. You may also check the FREEBMD project online at Rootsweb.com, it lists births, deaths and marriages in England, its free, but not all of the info is provided. Its just a starting point.

Sincerely, karen

Re: Inglefields, England to Utah

bach2schol — 2003-01-27 02:18:24Z

Hi Karen,
My mother's Father, Captain Julian Inglefield, was from England. My grandmother, Marjorie Garthwaite Inglefield, was from West Hartleypool England. There were 5 children in my mom's family. Only one, Julian Pauncefote Inglefield Jr. of Lakewood, Ohio is still alive. My cousin, Charles Frederick Inglefield also bears the name and he resides in Rocky River, Ohio. The rest of the offspring were females. I'd love to try to connect with you as I also am fascinated with this family name.

Inglefields in the Midwest

bach2schol — 2003-01-27 02:06:30Z

Hi,
My grandfather, Captain Julian Pauncefote Inglefield, was married to Marjorie Garthwaite. I know they came over to the US, but I don't know if they started in Cleveland. My mother, Dorothy Inglefield, was pretty much raised in Lakewood, Ohio a suburb of Cleveland. My Grandfather was a Captain in the Royal Air Force, and was related Sir Frederick Inglefield. Both my grandmother and mother are deceased. I would love to know of any other family left.

Inglefields, England to Utah

KCollignonFoley — 2002-03-24 23:46:35Z

Working on Inglefield line. John William Inglefield came from England to Provo, Utah with parents John William and Jane Johnson Inglefield. Would like to correspond with anyone with information on this line.

Re: Inglefields, England to Utah

KCollignonFoley — 2002-03-24 23:46:35Z

Hi, Abby, I dont think any of my Inglefields remained in England.
John William Inglefield was born May 1818 in Birmingham, Warwickshire, England, married circa 1851 to Jane E. JOHNSON, born Feb. 14, 1832 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England to John JOHNSON and Ann STRINGER. The children of John and Jane were:Martha, b 1852, m. Elihu Walker BIBBINS, Matthew b. abt 1853, d bef 1870, John Wm. Jr. born 1854 in Hartlepool, England, m. Hannah M. BIELBY, Sarah Ann b.1857 said to have married Samuel SKINNER but cant prove that yet, Mary Ann born May 29, 1857 in Sunderland, must have died before 1870(not in that census with her family), Mary Jane b.1859, m. Harry STARTIN, John Thomas b. 1862, died 1878, Henry b. 1864, dont know what happened to him, and James W. b. 1868, m. Kate WARD.
This family came to the US between 1868(last child born in England) and 1870(in the Provo, Utah Census).
By the way my tree is online at Rootsweb.com, under database kcf.

Re: Inglefields, England to Utah

KCollignonFoley — 2002-03-24 23:46:35Z

Hi Gail, Quite interesting, one living Inglefield in England? The name has been hard to research. There is a 2nd line of Inglefields in the US that I have not been able to connect too, but Inglefield is a pretty uncommon name. There are a few of them listed at the Rootsweb FreeBMD site, only one, maybe 2, of my Inglefields are in the database as of yet. I am hoping to send off for birthrecords, I downloaded the required forms but must get money orders to pay for them, as they dont take US checks.
In my line the name has died out as far as I can tell, doing searches across the US there are less than 30 Inglefields.
Interestingly, my ancestor kept using Ingerfield rather than Inglefield.

Re: Inglefields, England to Utah

2001-07-15 17:26:52Z

We know of one "Inglefield" in the UK who is still alive but know of no other "Inglefield's" living in the Birmingham/west midlands area in UK.

Joseph Inglefield of the 19th century married Hannah- Joseph was a guardsman at Buckingham palace in the reign of queen mary and king george. That is the only information we have.they lived at 39 chapel street, west bromwich, West mids (staffs) UK.

Re: Inglefields, England to Utah

auschold — 2001-06-27 20:17:11Z

What year did this family come to the US? Did they have a daughter Mary that stayed in ENG?