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Re: Cyrus Lamb of N.C.

wascal3 — 2012-05-24 16:05:50Z

I am years behind you. I picked up the same info in "History of Butler County". It talks of Zella Lamb who was my Aunt. I can verify the tree is correct up to Cyrus. I have never heard of Cyrus and cannot find a thing on him.

James Lamb 1909 moved to USA.

ciaramcc781 — 2012-05-14 11:09:27Z

Hi
I'm trying to trace James Lamb who at the age of 21 years old ran away from home. He was never heard from again but his family believed that he went to America. He was born in Coalisland in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. He is the brother of my Great Grand Father Hugh Francis Lamb. Their Father was John Lamb and their Mother was Jane McCabe. Any help would be appreciated.

Temperance Mary Lamb (Lamm)

GraceDenham — 2012-05-13 17:23:49Z

I am looking for an ancestor, Temperance Mary Lamb (or Lamm). She was born abt 1820 in April. She lived there until 1840, when she moved to Alabama. She married a man named Rufus Uriah Morse?. I know the last name is Morse. I don't know where in Georgia they lived. The supposedly had 13 children, only 9 are listed in the census records. Most of them died after 1860, possibly in the Yellow Fever epidemic in 1867, Grimes County, Texas. I would be eternally grateful for any small lead. Just the county name where they lived would be so helpful.

Re: LAMB V-MAIL

wearemorse — 2012-05-11 15:01:21Z

I did find this information Charles F. Clay, possible husband of Margaret Clay ...

1930 WA King County Seattle May 12
CLAY, Charles F, lodger, male, white, age 22, single, born WA, father born KY, mother born CO, advertising newspaper

All Washington Death Index 1940-1996
Charles F Clay
Death Date: 17 May 1974
Death Place: Seattle
Residence: Seattle

Could not find anything else so far that might be of help.

Re: LAMB V-MAIL

wearemorse — 2012-05-11 14:32:06Z

Thanks so much for the nice reply! My grandmother was a Wisconsin Lamb. It's sad to find these items in antique stores. I am hoping there is extended family out there who will give this v-mail a home. God Bless! and Happy Mother's Day to you as well. Diana

Re: LAMB V-MAIL

stitchingmama — 2012-05-11 13:49:31Z

That is so COOL! and amazing that you would offer to someone you've never met! Well done! Unfortunately, that is not from my Lamb line either. But I do have in my possession a very sheer, embroidered (and slightly tattered) ladies' hankerchief attached to a postcard from Paris during WWI, the Great War. It was from my Grand Uncle Noah Lamb to my grandmother, Vina Lamb. It really touched my heart that she kept it intact all the rest of her long life. I hope the descendants of your V-mail can get together with you and visit about this artifact.

Carry on the good search and from another Lamb to you, Happy Mother's Day to you and yours!

LAMB V-MAIL

wearemorse — 2012-05-10 15:56:27Z

(I posted this in 2004 but thought I would again as maybe a descendant might be interested) At an antique store in Ellensburg, WA, I bought an item which may interest someone out there. If so please contact me. It is a World War II V-mail in excellent condition with the original envelope dated sent April 5, 1944 from a Lt. Col. F. G. (Frederick) Lamb, APO NY NY, and to a Mrs. Chas. F. (Margaret) Clay in Seattle, Washington. Picture on the v-mail says Easter Greetings from Italy. It has a personal typewritten message and is signed. Since this is not a Lamb within my own Lamb ancestors, I thought someone on this list might be related in some way. That is all the information I have on the persons involved.

Depha Lamb

bsexton47 — 2012-05-08 17:26:24Z

Hi,
I am looking for info on Depha Lamb born 1875. She Married W. H. Hall 10 Aug 1898 in Claiborne County Tennessee. 1930 Census states her as Widowed & living with her brother William "Doss" Lamb in District 7 Hancock County Tennessee. She was still living 1954/1955 at about age 78 or 79.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Bobby Sexton

Norman Henry Lamb

DonnaMorris20 — 2012-05-05 03:31:52Z

Looking for more record of this man. or hhis parents Robert Lamb from England annie Addison form Canada, siblings Gemiima Lamb, Halsey, Maude, Minnis, Frank
Organization: Co. H, 16th Inf
> Cemetery: Meuse-Argonne

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
> Name: Norman Henry Lamb
> City: Sullivan
> County: Muskegon
> State: Michigan
> Birthplace: Beulah, Michigan;United States of America
> Birth Date: 27 Jun 1895
> Race: Caucasian (White)
> Roll: 1682686
> DraftBoard: 0

Re: William H Lamb parentage

1_drwoodall — 2012-04-17 05:12:29Z

Did you ever find this information?

Re: Bardon Lamb

theresagaisser — 2012-04-13 01:04:46Z

I am seeking info on Brice Richard Turberville born 1824-1830 and died as a POW Civil War 1865. His family is from Franklin/Colbert County, AL. Does anyone know who his children are? I am trying to connect Joseph Turberville born 1853 or 1854 with Brice. I can't quite make the connections--dates don't quite jive. The Lambs are cousins. Any info will be appreciated. Thanks.

tgtg

Re: Bardon Lamb

theresagaisser — 2012-04-11 03:12:02Z

Sorry. I gave you the history of Laban Turberville not Laban Lamb. They are related.

tgtg

Re: Bardon Lamb

theresagaisser — 2012-04-11 03:09:01Z

Diane,
I think the Turberville you are looking for is Laban Turberville. He was born either 1793 or 1797. He was married 3 times, I believe: Penelope Smith, Mary Lamb, and Sarah B. Thompson. He had 11 children and 6 step-children if my info is correct. He moved to Arkansas from Franklin County AL before 1860. He is possibly my great-great-great grandfather. I am trying to verify that. I am looking for info on Brice Richard Turberville possibly the son of Laban. Do you have any Turberville info. Thanks.

Theresa Turberville Gaisser

Re: Bardon Lamb

theresagaisser — 2012-04-11 03:03:38Z

Daniel,
I'm a Turberville from North Alabama. Many of the names you listed are familiar to me. I have been trying to find out family info and keep coming up with William Riley Turberville, Charlotte Turberville Lamb, Adalaide/Adaline Turberville Lamb and several others. They are siblings. Children of Joseph and Sarah Quimby Turberville from Sampson County, NC. Many of the Lamb names are Turberville names too. I believe they are all cousins from Colbert County (formerly Franklin County) AL. Do you have any info on a Brice Richard Turberville in any of your Lamb info? Thanks. Theresa Turberville Gaisser

Re: Joshua Thompson Lamb b. 1816

Henson1937 — 2012-04-09 12:58:49Z

We are 5th cousins, depending on how you figure it. We descend thru brothers John Wesley and Ebenezer

Wanda Henson Carlton
wjclac@cox.net

Re: Joshua Thompson Lamb b. 1816 my connection

TommieS_Smith — 2012-04-09 01:44:30Z

I am a Reeves Descendant. Joshua Thompson lamb married Lucinda Reeves. Lucinda is a sibling to my great grandfather, James Marion Reeves. I have her other siblings as well if you need them.
Tommie Reeves Smith

Re: Joshua Thompson Lamb b. 1816

DoraNaisbitt — 2012-04-08 20:58:17Z

Are you a Lamb descendent from this line?

Re: Lamb newsletter

Henson1937 — 2012-04-07 10:13:48Z

Is this N/L still in publication?

If so, my e-mail is wjclac@cox.net

Wanda Henson Carlton
John Wesley Lamb descendant

Lamb family from Suffolk and London!

christineoa — 2012-04-06 16:47:04Z

I am keen to find out about Frederick, Arthur Samuel Lamb and his children Olive and Ronald. Frederick (known as Sam) was born in 1896, Hackney, London. He married my Gt Aunt Elizabeth Holding in 1917, Lambeth, London. Olive was born in 1922 and her brother Ronald (known as Ronnie) in 1928.

I have traced a marriage for Olive however, nothing for Ronnie. My Mum remembers that the family moved to Peckham, London and that her Uncle Sam worked for the Peek Freens biscuit factory. Does anyone know anything about Ronnie Lamb?

Much appreciated
Christine

Re: Alfred Lamb

masonmary1951 — 2012-03-31 01:59:27Z

yes my grandmother Birdie was cherokee .her name was Birdie Campbell and she married alfred enoch lamb,their son alfred ray lamb went and lived on the reservation in oklahoma.I know he was married to two different women .we thought they were sisters. i only know the name of one June Hoar.If this is your family please call me at 1-731-249-5150 thanks

Re: Alfred Lamb

masonmary1951 — 2012-03-31 01:53:22Z

I only know that she lived on a resavation in oklahoma with my uncle A.R. and he told us that there you had to out run your bride to be,to marry her. my grandfather alfred enoch lamb made them get married at the court house before they could stay at his house. he was a christian man.

Lamb

aseadove — 2012-03-29 05:52:42Z

Looking for any info on my grandmother Stella Lamb, born around 1897 or so? Was (maybe) married to Emory D Strong. She was a deaf mute, last know residence St Louis, Mo. Can find no birth or death certificate for her.
Anne

Re: NC,GA,AL Lamb Siblings:Early 1800's

Glenda_Samson — 2012-03-28 00:52:18Z

Our Lambs went through NC,GA, AL, TN and landed Arkansas and we lost them in 1880s in Green County Arkansas.. cannot find our GreatGrandparents John & Elizabeth Lamb with daughter Amanda. Their son was Tilden (Tildon)Lamb was our grandfather.
In out households there are some children living in Lamb homes. I don't recognize your names but that doesn't mean much. We have a family site if you wish to contact me.
Glenda Lamb Samson
gigi-ls@comcast.net

LAMB Hugh W 1915 1950

t42ValleyView_CookeCoTX — 2012-03-21 12:23:18Z

LAMB Hugh W 1915 1950

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Valley View Cemetery, Cooke Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 225,651 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Cooke), cemetery(ValleyView) and Surname.
If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely "not my family".

Re: John Lyon Lambe/Glamis Scotland/b 1431

amaudy53 — 2012-03-19 03:19:57Z

My best guess is that the Lambe came from a move from being a Lord Glamis (which is pronounced to rhyme with Lambe and therefore could explain the misunderstood name to be of Glamis) to being a wool merchant. There is some clue that this did happen if you note the change in coat of arms from the Laird Glamis to one with three lambs on a background of red. If the family business became the export of wool this would account for the family name dropping from Lyon to Lambe and later Lamb as the family migrated to the American Colonies. Family names could be place names or related to occupation. I believe that different brances of the family migrated to different locales and each had distinct heraldry.

Re: Lamb,Reeves,Lawman in Uk Surrey East London.

robsontim80 — 2012-03-13 13:28:06Z

i dont know if i have sent you a message before but i am desperate to find my extended family my name is frances salter formaly hossack my mother name was eva charlotte reeves/hossack please if you have any information about my family please reply back thank you frances

Re: Lamb,Reeves,Lawman in Uk Surrey East London.

robsontim80 — 2012-03-13 13:28:05Z

James George Edmund Lamb

JasmineHayward — 2012-03-11 01:46:25Z

Looking for ancestor info on the above born 1873 England, died 1942 in NZ.
He married Edith Maude (surname unknown)born 1874 West Riding, England died 1936 in NZ

Any help would be much appreciated.

Re: LAMB FAMILY TREE

trenella86 — 2012-03-08 02:14:05Z

." OUR GRANDMOTHER ORPHA WAS SUPPOSE TO BE A VERY HATEFUL WOMAN. NO ONE WAS ALLOWED TO WASH DISHES OR MAKE CORNBREAD IN HER HOUSE EXCEPT HER HUSBAND JOHN. SHE WAS SO ILL TEMPERED EVERYONE HATED TO SEE HER COMING TO THEIR HOUSE. I'VE SEEN PICTURE'S OF HER AND SHE HAD REALLY FRIZZY HAIR, AND WAS SORT OF ON THE SHORT SIDE. AND JOHN WAS A FAIRLY ATTRACTIVE MAN"
i am sorry i just wanted you to kwo what i was talking about i am desperelty looking for family pictures. u said you have seen pictures of orpha and john they are my great great grand parents i beg you to email me pictures. please i actually have really frizzy hair and i would love to see what she looks like it is very important to me please.

Re: Lamb family

trenella86 — 2012-03-08 01:57:42Z

hello i am jerry lambs granddaughter and my mothers name is patricia lamb please contact me at my email it is allenert_86@yahoo.com i would love any information pictures that i can get thank you very much

Re: John Lyon Lambe/Glamis Scotland/b 1431

amaudy53 — 2012-03-03 03:12:45Z

It could be that there were 2 John Lyons. One I have as being born 1452 and one in 1452. I am seeing that it wasn't unusual to have 2 children with the same name which makes things very confusing. I am just sorting this out on my family tree. Also there was a time where the Lyons were not in residence at Glamis Castle owing to a widow Lyon being accused of treason or witchcraft, but then later were back in good graces and a Lyon was back in Glamis.
I also have noticed that if someone died young they named a sibling after them, so sometimes there will be listed many children of the same name but none survive. I have also seen same names with "the elder" and "the younger".
Any help you have I would appreciate.
I know that at a certain point a Lyon got into the wool business and this accounts for the change to Lyon Lambe and finally to Lambe in one thread. I also like the theory that Glam or Glams sounds like Lambe.

Re: NC,GA,AL Lamb Siblings:Early 1800's

CharityMyatt — 2012-03-02 20:37:17Z

ANn- I know you posted this 10 years ago. My great grandfather Jiles Henry Lamb was orphaned by 1850, along with other siblings. I have consistently found children with the surname Lamb, living with different families throughout Alabama and Tennessee.

Wondering if you've ever solved this mystery in your family.

Re: got your info

trenella86 — 2012-02-26 04:08:04Z

hello if you dont mind i would like to contact you more on the subject of samuela and tilda. i just got confused on the subject of the marriage i would like to know of any information that you may have any photos my grandfather jerry lamb says that he has no photos. please if you have any information please contact me at allenert_86@yahoo.com

Re: Jeremiah LAMB, Madison Co., KENTUCKY

dhibb67 — 2012-02-09 01:13:47Z

My gf Mack Lamb passed away Januray 1, 1976 in Richmond, Ky. He was born May 25, 1906. He was married to Martha Shuler and they had a son James E. Lamb my dad. One of the family members of my gf that I ever knew and met was Isom (Isam) Lamb. He was married to Bessie. They lived in Berea, KY. THis is the only information that I have on my gf and his family. If we are related at all could you please contact me at dhibb67@yahoo.com.
Thank You
Donna

Lamb in Oak Forest IL in the 1960's

swstfan — 2012-02-05 03:56:31Z

I'm looking for information regarding an adoption in 1965. The family's name was reportedly Lamb. The birth mother would have been about 31 and would have had several older children. The baby girl was premature and born in Harvey, IL. Looking for medical history and nationality mostly. The adopted understands that the family may not want contact but is open to the idea. Dr. Urban may have facilitated the adoption.

The Wife of Isaac Lamb (circa 1664-1723) of Watertown, Massachusetts and Groton/Mystic, New London, Connecticut

PLUMBETREE — 2012-02-04 23:37:11Z

It has been established beyond dispute, by both PLUMB and LAMB family historians that Elizabeth HEMPSTEAD, daughter of Joshua and Elizabeth LARRABEE HEMPSTEAD had no connection whatsoever to the LAMBS, in particular Isaac LAMB.

While this genealogical error has taken on a life of its own over the past 75 years, it clearly flies in the face of indisputable historical record (record I've been researching for 25 years). Ancestry.com, unregulated Internet "data clearinghouse," has only served to multiply this non-historical error through means of instant, readily available cut-n-paste tree-building.

Elizabeth HEMPSTEAD'S brother Joshua HEMPSTEAD wrote a diary over a period of 47 years from 1711 until his death in 1758. In that journal, published by the New London County Historical Society, he refers to John PLUMBE as "Brother Plumb" more than 30 times over the 21 years the DIARY overlaps John PLUMB'S life, as "Deacon PLUMB" & "Justice PLUMB" scores of times.

He refers to Elizabeth (his sister) as "Sister Eliza PLUMB" or "Sister PLUMB" many times, and to PLUMB relatives as nieces and nephews, aunts and uncles in scores of instances (for instance, he records the death of John PLUMB'S mother Elizabeth GREEN PLUMB thus: "Aunt Plumb died.")

In the 12 years the DIARY overlaps Isaac LAMB'S life, Joshua makes one passing & incidental reference to Isaac LAMB, with no hint of familial connection. I'd also refer you to the research of LAMB family researcher Clovis LaFleur, who (along with LAMB and STARK family associates) states that Elizabeth HEMPSTEAD "...clearly could not have been married to both John PLUMB and Isaac LAMB at the same time...," and as there is no historical record confirming a LAMB/HEMPSTEAD connection...and primary and direct recorded evidence of a PLUMB/HEMPSTEAD connection, she was obviously married to John PLUMB, as recorded in her brother's DIARY, New London, New London Vital and Town records, wills, probates and church records.

My appeal: I need the support of every Isaac LAMB & Stark family researcher, because if the histories of our families are to display genealogical accuracy and integrity, it's high time we laid this unfortunate 75 year old mistake (and major inaccuracy) to rest.

Re: Descendants of Robert and Rachel (Taylor) Lamb in N. C. 1750+

GuiolaM — 2012-01-29 17:20:52Z

Thanks again for this wonderful collection of our family history. My grandmother Viola Crow Millikan was the grandaughter of S.M.Lamb...Sara Minerva Lamb who married C.L Keller...Their daughter Louisa Jane married Albert Jackson Crow. Viola Mae Crow was their daughter who married W.T. Millikan. Their daughter Lula Millikan married Ray V. Lambert...I am the daughter of Ray V. & Lula Lambert. I wonder how many more cousins we have out there? Would be great to hear from you...
Guiola Lambert Moreland

Re: Descendants of Robert and Rachel (Taylor) Lamb in N. C. 1750+

GuiolaM — 2012-01-27 14:40:56Z

Thank you so much for all your hard work which you have shared. I am related from the daughter of William Lamb, Sara Minerva (S.M.), then her daughter Louisa Keller... to her daughter Viola Crow... to my mother Lula Millikan Lambert... What a treasure of info you have provided...It is marvelous....
Have you found any Native American connection? ...Guiola

Re: Fragile x syndrome

mcburniefarm — 2012-01-17 03:31:58Z

HI! I am a fragile x carrier from the Sherman Hathorne-Carrie Bicknell-Wade line from Chcago from Maine ...so far. My son has FXS, and he's the only one I know of in the living family tree. I posted a few things for genetic info out here...am pretty informed but just a mom doing the geneaology too. Finding a lot of "no children" in my tree...hard to go further. frustrating! contact me anytime, we are all part of the FX family. (& pass it on) Regards, Sue in NY

Martha Lamb

wheelersara — 2012-01-13 06:03:11Z

Hello,
i am looking for any information on a Martha Lamb that married Elisha Meadows i do not have any dates on Martha. Elisha Meadows B.Mar 14, 1822 D. Feb 16 1911 in Elliot County Ky. if any one could help me with this line it would be great

thank you
Sarah Wheeler

Re: Descendants of Robert and Rachel (Taylor) Lamb in N. C. 1750+

wesleyjaeger1 — 2012-01-07 21:32:19Z

RACHEL HODGSON, b. 21 Feb 1790, New Garden MM, Guilford Co., North Carolina;

She is my great-great-great-great-grandmother. She married Richard Osborn. She Died: Oct 8 1861 (at age 71) In: Jefferson County Iowa, USA. She is buried at Walnut Creek Friends Cemetery Jefferson County, Iowa, USA They were disowned MOU 6 Oct 1810. He was reinstated and were certificated to Whitelick MM, Morgan County Indiana on 16 May 1835 from Center MM. They were still in Indiana as of the 1850 Census. They moved with their son Robert 19 Dec 1850 when he was certificated to Pleasant Plain MM Where Richard died. Richard is also buried in the same cemetery as Rachel. You can find their marker photos at:http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=57...

Re: Reverend John Lamb (1789–1850)

kmlamb11 — 2012-01-05 03:00:58Z

Hello David,

I appreciate your information greatly, and of course would love any further details you may be able to share. Research via census and other gathered knowledge has given me the names of some of John's other children including: Decimus (my direct descendant, as mentioned), James Henry, William, Eliza, and Frances Anne. I can only guess the order in which the children were born, as such:

Mathias (1826)
John (1826)
Frances Anne (1830)
Eliza (1831)
James (1833)
Decimus (1834)
Emily (1839)
Catherine Mary (?)

It's possible that Sarah, Edward, William, and were born after the 1841 census, or were all old enough to have moved out of home before it was taken, thus placing them elsewhere. I have both the 1841, and 1851 censuses that mention the Lambs, and would be willing to share if you are interested.

Also, after contacting the archive and records manager at Corpus Christi I was able to obtain an image - though not the exact one I was looking for, but an image all the same - of John Lamb, which I can also share.

- Kayla.

Re: Charles Lamb

TheAngrysheep — 2012-01-02 11:46:12Z

I am descended from the Lamb family from Lancashire - I have a John Lamb b 1807 son of William and Isabella - lots of Charles but not the author of "Tales of Shakespeare" .... its getting harder too many Williams, Charles, Isabellas!!

Re: Charles Lamb

atommagpie — 2012-01-01 15:23:00Z

If you type Charles Lamb into Wikipedia there is a lot of information there as well. I am researching lamb at the moment but don't think he is part of my tree as far as I have found to date!
Happy new Year

Re: Reverend John Lamb (1789–1850)

atommagpie — 2011-12-31 09:14:49Z

Hello Kayla.
I cant help you with the image query as I have only just started researching my family tree using a hand drawn chart my gran produced as a child! John Lamb is my 5 times removed Grand Father. On her chart she has seven children: Mathias, John, Sarah, Edward, Emily, Kate and Catherine Mary. If this helps I can give you some details on Emily, Katherine Mary (only that she died 19/01/1910) and Edward who is my direct descendent.
David

Re: Isom Lamb b. 1823 Clinton Co,OH m. Everhart

MarieDriscoll59 — 2011-12-22 23:54:59Z

Does anyone have a photo of Isom Lamb. I have a couple but they are just paper photo copies and not distinct.

Re: A Gem in the Family Tree...

blsmith170 — 2011-12-17 01:28:01Z

Dear Angela,
I have a pretty full account of the John Riley Lamb (born 1863 Greene County, Tennessee) family, and the Ricker branch, if you wish to contact me
Perhaps we can help each other
B L Smith

Re: Britton Lamb Desoto Co., MS

joyd689 — 2011-12-15 11:55:28Z

Debbie two of his children where born in Tenn. His wife was Nancy.
I think I have the Crook line back to England. I have stumped on the Lambs for a long time.

Re: LAMB FAMILY TREE

blsmith170 — 2011-12-14 23:45:35Z

I am looking for more information on the children of John Riley Lamb and Orpha Caroline Lamb of Macon County, North Carolina. of Quaker Stock

Re: John Lyon Lambe/Glamis Scotland/b 1431

Toddth1 — 2011-12-14 19:07:43Z

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This question is asked so often that there is a whole page on the royal families website answering it. The Queen has only needed a surname at one point in her life, when she was 18 years old and served in the army. She used Windsor.
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The queen's patrilineal line (through fathers only) would lead back to the "House of Wettin" . Over the centuries as different properties came under the control of the family they changed the family name to reflect their new estates. However, the royal family adopted the name "Windsor" in 1917 after the town and castle associated with the royal family since the 11th century. At the same time they publicly disavowed there German titles. This was to supress some of the public discontent. The UK was fighting a terrible war with Germany whose emporer was the first cousin of the King.
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The queen's four children (male and female) do not require surnames since they are princes and princess. Princess Anne's children are named after their father (Philips). The children of both Prince William and Prince Harry will also be princes and will not need surnames. The children of Princess Eugenie and Beatrice and Louise will take the name of their father. Only James (1 year old) will pass on the name Mountbatten-Windsor to his children in honor of the royal household name and the surname of Prince Philip. Unfortunately since Prince Philip is already 87, he will never live to meet those children.
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The Queen mother who died in 2002, had no surname either. Normally, the daughter would be called "Elizabeth, The Queen" and the mother would be called "Queen Elizabeth". Since this distinction was considered too subtle for most people, the mother formally included her status as Queen Mother into her style. She was known as Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother. This was abbreviated to Queen Mother, and finally to The Queen Mum as a sign of the affection that people felt for her. Her maiden name was "Bowes-Lyon" and this is her bloodline:
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GN - F - Name (Regal #) - Title - Death
0 - X - HM Queen Elizabeth II - HRH The Duke of Edinburgh -
1 - M - HM Queen Elizabeth, - married to HM King George VI - 2002
2 - P - Claude Bowes-Lyon - 14th Earl of Strathmore & Kinghorne - 1944
3 - P - Claude Bowes-Lyon - 13th Earl of Strathmore & Kinghorne - 1904
4 - P - Thomas Lyon-Bowes - Lord Glamis - 1834
5 - P - Thomas Lyon-Bowes - 11th Earl of Strathmore & Kinghorne - 1846
6 - P - John Lyon - 9th Earl of Strathmore & Kinghorne - 1776
7 - P - Thomas Lyon - 8th Earl of Strathmore & Kinghorne - 1753
8 - P - John Lyon - 4th Earl of Strathmore & Kinghorne - 1712
9 - P - Patrick Lyon - 3rd Earl of Strathmore & Kinghorne - 1695
10 - P - John Lyon - 2nd Earl of Kinghorne - 1646
11 - P - Patrick Lyon - 1st Earl of Kinghorne |9th Lord of Glamis - 1615
12 - P - John Lyon - 8th Lord Glamis - 1578
13 - P - John Lyon - 7th Lord Glamis - 1559
14 - P - John Lyon - 6th Lord Glamis - 1528
15 - P - John Lyon - 4th Lord Glamis - 1500
16 - P - John Lyon - 3rd Lord Glamis - 1497
17 - P - Patrick Lyon - 1st Lord Glamis - 1459
18 - P - Sir John Lyon - Master of Glamis - 1435
19 - M - Johanna m. John Lyon - 2nd husband: Thane of Glamis - 1382
20 - P - Robert II - King of Scots - 1390

Maybe this helps it is the Queens line and Sir John is listed as well as son Patrick but not the Lambe part