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Re: The Jelley Surname

britishdragoon2000 — 2012-05-11 21:35:08Z

Hi Elaine

Yes i do live in the US now but I was born in Kingston, grew up in Tolworth and Surbiton. My email is Britishdragoon2000@yahoo.co.uk. I can do long distance with almosty no cost so if you have a phone # i could give you a call?

Matthew

Re: The Jelley Surname

Elaine_Godfrey — 2012-05-10 17:15:57Z

Hi Matthew, I live in West London, quite near to Kingston Upon Thames. I am guessing you are in the States going by the number. Can you send me you email address and I can send you a file on what I have on the Jelley part of my family. I guess that makes us cousins ;0)

Elaine xxxx

Re: The Jelley Surname

britishdragoon2000 — 2012-04-13 19:14:14Z

Hello Reuben Jelly was my g/g/g/grandfather (going from memory). Born Before 5 June 1813 in Alderton. Please give me a call.

Matthew Locke
843-830-8609

Re: The Jelley Surname

britishdragoon2000 — 2012-04-13 19:08:44Z

I am trying to find any connection to the Jelley family from Alderton, Dunston and Pottursbury areas in Northampton England to the USA. I have traced my fathers mothers side of the family (she was a Jelley) to that area but am trying to find out more to see if the family are connected to any of the Jelley's living in the USA, where i now live. My info please feel free to either email or call me 843-830-8629.

Re: The Jelley Surname

esfp191 — 2012-03-22 11:33:37Z

Thanks any info I would be grateful

Re: The Jelley Surname

esfp191 — 2012-03-22 11:32:08Z

I have nothing sorry

Re: jelley and jelly in lancashire

rowanbird — 2012-01-05 13:15:49Z

Thanks for the message - it has been a while so I will need a bit of time to re-research this bit of the family - but I will get back to you this month. Rowan

Re: jelley and jelly in lancashire

mjelly1943 — 2012-01-04 22:33:44Z

hi rowan i have not been on this site for ages. i do not have any info on eliza but if you want i can go to the interst centre i am getting back on track at last mavis

Re: jelley and jelly in lancashire

mjelly1943 — 2012-01-04 22:33:38Z

hi rowan i have not been on this site for ages. i do not have any info on eliza but if you want i can go to the interst centre i am getting back on track at last mavis

Re: The Jelley Surname

mjelly1943 — 2012-01-04 22:21:55Z

hi david my grt grt was born 1833 samuel jelley suposed to have been born southport i have searched for years have you anything on him mavis

Re: The Jelley Surname

AnglersRest — 2011-11-17 22:48:31Z

I very vaguely think I have seen this. I don't think it connects to my Jelley's but I need to check my notes.

Re: Jelley Wives

1_coneybeer2002 — 2011-11-17 21:29:36Z

John Coneybeer and Ester Witts. Had daughter Mary, Married to a ??? Jelley. Lived in Johnstown PA. Found an old newspaper article from Johnstown. Always wondered , 'What happened to the Jelleys?'. Interested in family crest.

Please reply

Re: The Jelley Surname

nfp20 — 2011-11-16 15:18:01Z

Hi

I wonder do you have anything on Elizabeth Jelley born in Guildford Surrey according to the census 1786. She married into the Gush Family with her marriage to Aaron Gush in 1812 in Finsbury Park, London.

She is a little bit of a mystery...

Thanks

Rosina Jelley nee Avery & Richard Jelley

jeanetteisobelcooper — 2011-10-12 01:28:38Z

Looking for any information on Rosina Jelley nee Avery. Born 4 January 1881. Married in 1901 to Arthur Thomas William Jelley(1878-1955.) She had My Grandfather Walter Thomas Jelley in 1909. (He changed his name by deedpoll from Jelley to Avery, his Mothers maiden name) Looking for any info on two of Rosina's other Children, Rosina Junior 1911 and Richard Jelley 1913... I know nothing about Rosina & Richard, as my Grandfather & his brothers were placed in a workhouse by their Father, The Mother Rosina senior left with the two youngest Rosina Jnr & Richard and there the line ends?? So any info at all would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Jelley's of Gumley, Leicestershire

pjmgene — 2011-09-11 21:48:36Z

Hi - I could use some help sorting out the Gumley Jelleys. My ancestor, George Jelley b. 8 April 1832 was the son of Samuel and Mary. He and his brother, John, married Mawby sisters from Arnesby. George married Elizabeth (Betsy) and John married Lucy. Elizabeth Jelley died in 1873. Afterward their family splintered. Her oldest son, Remus, had emmigrated with her parents, Simon and Mary Mawby, to Ohio. About 1882 the other sons, John and Walter Jelley also emmigrated. A younger sister, who was raised by one of George's sisters - Sarah Jelley - married to Richard Burnnett emigrated in 1908 with her husband, daughter, and George Jelley. George died in Michigan in 1915.
So many of the Jelleys in Gumley seemed use the same first names with no middles names that I find it difficult to separate them.

Re: The Jelley Surname

LindaReaBeard — 2011-06-18 03:03:28Z

I am trying to find connections to my husband's family. In 1860 Baltimore, great grandparents Thomas and Lydia Rankin Armstrong lived near the Joseph Jelley family. When their youngest son was born in 1869, he was named David Jelley Armstrong. Lydia was from County Antrim, Thomas is an unknown. Any bells ringing?

Re: The Jelley Surname

jeanetteisobelcooper — 2011-06-08 02:15:00Z

Hi David,
Great to hear from you. My Mother Barbara was also born a Jelley. Her Father was Walter Thomas Jelley (1909-1970), Son of Rosina Avery and Arthur Thomas William Jelley (1879-1956). Who is the the Son of Albert John Jelley (1855-1900). We have been trying to find out about Rosina as she is a bit of a mystery, but I am unable to go back further or find out info on her. I know my Grandfather Walter hated his Father so much, that he changed his name by Deed Poll after My Mother was born and took his Mothers Maiden name and from there on was known as Thomas Avery, He had such a sad upbringing as he was placed in a workhouse in St Olavs London, with his Brothers. His Mother Rosina left them there taking a new baby Daughter Rosina Jnr with her. She died ages 4 months of TB, I do not know what happened to Rosina Senior, or why if the Father (Arthur Thomas William Jelley) was still alive that all the children came to be in the workhouse. I did not know that some of the Jelley's were transported to America??
Regards
Jeanette

Re: The Jelley Surname

Elaine_Godfrey — 2011-06-05 13:46:14Z

Hello Paul,

I can't believe that I have never seen this reply to my post before, SIX YEARS LATER. I would love to see what you have on the Jelley family, I can send you what I have as a gedcom or word document.
Hope this finds you well,

Elaine xxxx

Re: The Jelley Surname

jeanetteisobelcooper — 2011-05-10 06:56:22Z

Hi David
Im also searching for info on Jelley, My Grandfather was Walter Thomas Jelley, Born in Bermondsey in 1909. His Mother is Rosina Avery, His Father is Arthur T W Jelley 1879 -1956. My Grandfather changed his name by deed poll to Avery his Mothers Maiden name after the Father left them and they were later all placed in a workhouse in St Olav... Are we related at all

Re: Jelley's of Gumley

ginaparker1 — 2011-02-07 08:39:48Z

I wonder if you could help me, I have been asked to find out about the Jelley's of Gumley Ted Jelley had children Florence, Violet, Olive, Masie, Maurice any relation.
Gina

Re: Looking for Jelley's

angliss8 — 2011-01-27 04:11:42Z

I am related to the Jelley family from Surrey and Bermondsey london.

Arthur Thomas Jelley (1879 kensington) married Rosina Avery 1901. Bermondsey. They had 4 childrn to my knowledge. Their son, Francis William Jelly (later Angliss) born 1906 died 1980was my grandfather.

Do any of these names match your search?
regards tracy. Australia.
swansea.chiro@gmail.com

Re: Looking for Jelley's

angliss8 — 2011-01-27 04:05:10Z

My grandfather was francis william Jelley born 1906. His father was Arthur thomas William Jelley born 1879.Married Rosina Avery in 1901.
Arthurs' grandfather was Thomas Jelley (we think)
Arthur's dad was Albert John Jelley married Emma Sutton suffolk england 1876.

tracy
Swanasea.chiro@gmail.com

Re: Charles Jelley

rayjelley1 — 2011-01-01 18:31:48Z

I am starting to trace my family tree from America back to what I feel will end up in the UK. One common thread that I am finding is the trade of watchmaker. My grandfather and especially his brother were clock-maker's just outside of Boston Ma.

If I can be of assistance please let me know.

Cheers,

Raymond F. Jelley

ethel jelley

ldcomber60 — 2010-10-03 20:27:32Z

married william comber in 1917 in kingston surrey
trying to find info on parents of above

Re: The Jelley Surname

rmjelley1 — 2010-08-17 14:03:31Z

Hello David, have you still got the Jelley database?
I am Robert Michael Jelley, with a family tree that seems to go back to Jonathan and Mary living in Coventry in the late 1700s.
I wonder if they are included in your database.

Re: JELLEYFAMILY

rmjelley1 — 2010-08-16 05:45:55Z

Hello John,
Thanks for your message.
I would like to hear/read more about the Jelley side of your family, we live in the Stoke district of Coventry not far from Swan Lane - what a change that road has seen with the move to the new football stadium.
I was born in Severn Rd in Coventry, the youngest of eight children: Gilbert, Barbara, Beulah, Marjorie, Irene, Winston, Gordon and myself and there are a number of neices and nephews around, many of them with the Jelley name.
Do you have much information about your family tree? My phone number is 02476453832.
Robert Jelley

Re: JELLEYFAMILY

mbudenz — 2010-08-15 17:08:36Z

Hello

I am married to Maureen Jelley who has two sisters, Margaret and Dianne. Her father was Ralf and mother Doris. They lived at Swan Lane, Coventry. Margaret and Dianne still live in Coventry and we live in Dorset.

I can give you more information if you wish.

Regards

John

Re: Jelley Wives

rmjelley1 — 2010-07-30 06:36:58Z

I am researching the Jelley family tree in Coventry UK, where I was born and still live. Records back to the 1770s show that here many Jelleys worked in the watch-making industry.

There are Samuel Jelleys in our family but I don't know of any Northants connections.

We are holding a family party on sept 4th this year and it would be good to hear from Jelleys around the world.

Best wishes
Robert Michael jelley

Re: Jelley's of Gumley

rmjelley1 — 2010-07-30 06:29:23Z

I am researching the Jelley family tree in Coventry UK, where I was born and still live. Records back to the 1770s show that here many Jelleys worked in the watch-making industry.

We are holding a family party on sept 4th this year and it would be good to hear from Jelleys around the world.

Best wishes
Robert Michael Jelley

Re: Jelleys fronm Lincs and Yorkshire!

rmjelley1 — 2010-07-30 06:28:20Z

Re: Charles Jelley

rmjelley1 — 2010-07-30 06:26:26Z

Re: Jelley's from Wandsworth, Albury & Dorking

rmjelley1 — 2010-07-30 06:25:17Z

Re: Sarah Ann Jelly

rmjelley1 — 2010-07-30 06:24:21Z

Hello Wendy,
I am researching the Jelley family tree in Coventry UK, where I was born and still live. Records back to the 1770s show that here many Jelleys worked in the watch-making industry.

We are holding a family party on sept 4th this year and it would be good to hear from Jelleys around the world.

Best wishes
Robert Michael Jelley

Re: Looking for Jelley's

rmjelley1 — 2010-07-30 06:22:49Z

I will keep your search in mind, at present I don't know of any Nortants connections, excepy my son now lives in Burton Latimer, Nortnats!
I am researching the Jelley family tree in Coventry UK, where I was born and still live. Records back to the 1770s show that here many Jelleys worked in the watch-making industry.

We are holding a family party on sept 4th this year and it would be good to hear from Jelleys around the world.

Best wishes
Robert Michael

Re: JELLEYFAMILY

rmjelley1 — 2010-07-30 06:20:37Z

Re: Trying to figure it all out...

rmjelley1 — 2010-07-30 06:19:35Z

Hello Meg,
I am researching the Jelley family tree in Coventry UK, where I was born and still live. Records back to the 1770s show that here many Jelleys worked in the watch-making industry.

We are holding a family party on sept 4th this year and it would be good to hear from Jelleys around the world.

Best wishes
Robert Michael Jelley
an,

Re: Jelley's from Canada in WW1

rmjelley1 — 2010-07-30 06:15:47Z

Re: Jelley's from Canada in WW1

rmjelley1 — 2010-07-30 06:14:42Z

Re: Jelley's from Canada in WW1

rmjelley1 — 2010-07-30 06:13:34Z

Re: Jelley's from Canada in WW1

rmjelley1 — 2010-07-30 06:12:45Z

Re: Jelley's from Canada in WW1

rmjelley1 — 2010-07-30 06:11:56Z

Re: Jelley's from Canada in WW1

rmjelley1 — 2010-07-30 06:09:54Z

Re: Jelley's from Canada in WW1

rmjelley1 — 2010-07-30 06:05:52Z

Hello from Coventry UK. George has been a popular name in our family in Coventry UK but I don't know of any Canadian connections. Many ancestors were watch makers here, records go back to 1750s.

looking for Jelley and Champion family's

dwetm — 2010-06-06 16:56:57Z

Looking for:Elizabeth Jelley married to Robert Rezin Champion in the 1800's
Had a daughter named Hilda Champion,born 1890
Any information would be helpful

Re: Jelley's from Canada in WW1

adikoroly1 — 2010-05-31 08:53:59Z

Hi i just came across this blog and I am able to fill in a few blanks. Your gr. grandmothers name is Elizabeth Gallie. She married Thomas Gelley and they had 10 children; Adrienne, Charles, Wilhemina, Maurice (aka George), Blanche, Thomas, Yvonne-Marie, Lucille, Marguerite, and Estelle. When Elizabeth passed away Thomas married Francis Dowling. Together they had 4 children; Cecile, Denise, Francoise-Louise, and Gerard. Thomas (b1894) the youngest of the three boys registered last for WWI and followed his brothers Charles(b1886) and George (b1889)into the Canadian Over-seas Expeditionary Force. We are related through your gr grandfather Thomas. My father is Gerard. I am working on updating info on our history current and past.

Trying to figure it all out...

mjelley20 — 2010-05-15 23:35:34Z

My name is Megan Jelley. I'm 26 years old. I dont know much about my families past and am really curious as to where we came from. My dad's father died long before I was ever born and I would love to find out more about his past. His name was Edward Jelley and he lived in Connecticut as a doctor. Married to Regina Jelley. I need to ask my dad about dates he was born and died which I know will be of more help. My whole life I have thought I was Irish, but from reading everyone else's posts, I could be Scottish! How funny!

Re: JELLEYFAMILY

dellis1 — 2010-05-15 13:33:56Z

Contact me privately - djr1229@freeway.net
My husband was a nephew of Effa Robinson Jelley

Re: Jelley's from Canada in WW1

bodie3745 — 2010-04-06 11:40:07Z

Hi Dianne this is a bit late in comming by my grandfather is Charles John & my Dad is Albert Charles ( RIP ) in Queensland Australia, all I know is that yes George did go to the US

Re: Looking for Jelley's

JillianMorgan5 — 2010-03-12 21:49:59Z

I have just found out mt great grandmother was sarah ann jelley from byfield northants she married my grandfather Henry Allen they had a son my grandfather Henry Allen . My granddad came to Wales and married Mary McCarthy resulting in my dad Kenneth Allen.wondering am i from the Jelleys i am from

Re: Sarah Ann Jelly

JillianMorgan5 — 2010-03-08 18:53:05Z

Hi wendy
my great grand mother was Sarah Anne jelly married my great grandfather henry Allen. They had a son in1882 john henry smith Allen who came to Wales and married a Mary McCarthy there my dad was born Kenneth Allen and I was jillian Allen before I married . Wondering if this is my family you are looking for .my email is jilly5_99@hotmail.com