Lisle - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Relatives?

mldean112 — 2012-04-29 14:43:42Z

hi great uncle tommy, i am olga's grandaughter, daughter of daphne patricia. i am currently trying to do a family tree of the lisle's and yates. and look for mums sister shirley. any info would be great thanks
mandy

lisle family

lotty2011 — 2012-02-27 12:34:49Z

I have an ancstor (grandmother down the line) who was born about 1820 in Tweedmouth to a George Lisle and mother Joanna or joan laidler. They lived in Newcastle Upon Tyne in Northumberland England. I have been trying to find her baptism record in Berwickshire records but can't find the family at all. I am not sure where to look and would greatly appreciate any advice on where to find Baptism records for this area please.

Many thanks

Re: callie lisle

SRowan2 — 2012-02-09 12:11:17Z

This is the same Callie Isles. I have several newspaper articles on the death of some of her children and on her husband Wesley Sewell, but haave been unable to locate a death notice in the paper for Callie. The cemetery where Callie is buried has a bricked area with the name Sewell, but there are no grave makers left.
I am excited to find someone doing research on this family. Wesley is still an unknown. He is believed to be native American, and part of the family claimed he was "Black Dutch".

Re: callie lisle

mayosdream — 2012-02-08 01:41:19Z

I am so glad to find someone that descends from Callie. If she is the same Caroline Lisle that I have been searching for all these years, thank you , thank you. Do you have any records showing her parents just to be sure she is the same one. On the 1870 Georgia census she is with her Mother, Mary AE Rogers Lisle and her siblings. The last name was misspelled which made it difficult to find the family. The Henry is my GGGrandfather Joshua Henry Lisle. Please check the information on our database http://ourfamilyancestors.com and let me know if your Callie is the same person. I have additional information from handwritten notes in the family bible but could never figure out who Callie married. Hope to hear from you soon.
1870 Census shows
Lyle, Mary 49/F/W Keeping House GA
William 22/M/W
Jessee 20/M/W
Caroline 18/F/W
Mary 15/F/W
Henry 12/M/W
Jefferson 11/M/W

Re: callie lisle

SRowan2 — 2012-02-07 18:31:35Z

I am the GG Granddaughter of Caroline "Callie" Lisle and Wesley Sewell (Sowell, Sowel).They moved to AL about 1875. 1880 Census Russel Co AL under Westley Sowell, 1900 Wesley Sewell, Callie D 18 mar 1906, B Pine Grove Cemetery, Phenix City AL. They had at 14 children, Essie Mae, Robert Greggory, Jessie, Alma, William M, Mary Lola, Katie P and others are unknown to me. Many must have died as infants since the 1900 census show 14 birth and 6 living. Have other information if you are interested.

Re: callie lisle

SRowan2 — 2012-02-07 18:31:35Z

Aylworth or Ayleworth of Polstlow or Polstloe, Devon 1550-1650

caspar99 — 2012-01-15 23:08:28Z

I have John Aylworth Esq (b. by 1516, d.28/12/1575) of London and Polstlow/Poslewe married Elizabeth (d.10/2/1564) dau. & heiress of - Ashton.

John Aylworth was an esquire of the body to Anne of Cleves and MP for Wells in 1547, 1553, 1558, 1559, 1563, 1571 and 1572.

According to various websites they had 5 or 6 sons and one daughter.

One of the sons was Ashton Aylworth.

The daughter was Frances (b.c.1556-d.4/7/1605) - she married 3/3/1584 Sir Thomas Reynell of East Ogwell as his first wife.

Now my challenge is how to connect the above to John Aylworth of Polstlow, a Barrister of the Middle Temple whose daughter Elizabeth (bur.1687 at Evenly) - she married William Isle by licence dated 9/12/1661. He was of Evenley in Northamptonshire, MP for Brackley 1659-60 & 1679 & 1681, and JP for Northamptonshire 1689 until his death in 1716.

It seems logical that this John Aylworth was grandson or great grandson of the first John Aylworth that I mentioned - can anyone help me make the connection, please?

Many thanks,
Caspar

Re: lisle family

Bouchard40 — 2011-11-20 10:44:20Z

Triphena Lisle married (1) Richard Lloyd, mercer, citizen of London and (2) Robert Grove , whose first wife had died in 1688, of Ferne in Donhead St Andrew near Shaftesbury. The latter died in 1696. Triphena survived until January 1725/6.

A daughter from the first marriage, Elizabeth Lloyd, married, at 17, Lord James Russell 5th son of William Russell, 1st Duke of Bedford. They had a daughter Triphena Russell.

Elizabeth Russell nee Lloyd, married secondly Sir Henry Hoghton.....

Re: Lisle Heritage

ruthie26 — 2011-09-14 20:23:34Z

Hi, Andrew Lyell was my gt x 3 grandfather so I guess that makes some of us on this message board distant cousins! I don't have an Alexander yet in my tree so I would be interested to know where he fits in. I would be willing to share any info that might be of interest to you. My line is via Andrew's eldest daughter Charlotte.

LISLE Jack M - Vietnam Wall section 1E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-09-03 16:53:18Z

LISLE Jack M - Vietnam Wall section 1E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,447 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Lisle Heritage

boongara — 2011-08-09 06:02:32Z

Janet,
As we understand it your Andrew (b1837) who married Charlotte Owens, was a son of James (b1786), a child of George (b1752) and Cristian Longlands. James (b1786) we understand had two brothers, John (b1791) of whom we haven't found any info, and Alexander (b1783) who married Cecilia Wilson (b prob 1880/1881). This couple with six children, and two cousins (James's children ) one of whom was called Margaret (later married Marquand) sailed to Australia together.
Two daughters of Alexander and Cecilia , Jane Lyell (b 1831/d 1878) and later Alison (b1840/D1932) married George Simpson, Russell's great grandparents were George and Jane Simpson (nee Lyell).

We apologise as we thought we had replied earlier, however we cannot find a reply on this message board.

Our email is boongara@bigpond.com , if you wish to follow up.

Russell Simpson

Re: Lisle Heritage

janet56_1 — 2011-07-09 07:44:19Z

Thanks for your reply. My Lyell family runs parallel to yours. Andrew Lyell was my great grandfathers brother. I would love to find out your information and we could compare notes.
Cheers Janet

Re: Lisle Heritage

boongara — 2011-07-09 04:26:29Z

We are indirect descendants of Andrew Lyell and Charlotte Owens(m1859), we have a deal of information on them, some from Australian newspapers and of some of their descendants .Our line is from Alexander Lyell (b 1852) and Cecilia Wilson.

Robert Lisle

heyitsli — 2011-06-16 20:21:57Z

I'm looking for information/details regarding my ggrandfather; Robert Lisle b1867/d1910. Any information is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Re: Lisle in Bramley, Yorks.

lislewallace1 — 2011-03-03 03:15:41Z

Sorry I mean John William Lisle in the first sentence - it is 4.15am here after all!

Re: Lisle in Bramley, Yorks.

lislewallace1 — 2011-03-03 03:13:51Z

Not sure if this is helpful but this is what I have.

On 9/5/1891 John William Lawton (Furnaceman, 24) married Charlotte Lawton (unemployed, 26) in Pudsey (Richardshaw) St Pauls Parish Church.

Albert Lisle born in 1894 was the son of the above. Witness to the wedding was Boaz Lisle (my grandads, Grandad).

It also states that Charlottes father was Samual Lawton, a Boilermaker.

So it looks like my Great grandfather was Johns brother and witness to the wedding - Albert died a couple of years before my Grandad (also Albert) was born. I believe that my Grandads mum (he doesnt know who his father was as his mother died with him in her arms when he was 2) was obviously Alberts niece and must have been close as my Grandad was named after him.

My grandad was born in the street next to where Albert Senior lived (and died), and with a name like Lisle I think this is very much the way it was.

Interesting that you have a name change, but all the bits fit together and Lisle is a very rare name, and to know they all lived very close is convincing. All the Lisle's in Leeds are my relatives (not many left, hense why my first name is Lisle), the furthest I can trace back is, Richard Lisle 1786 from Durham, then in Yorkshire.

If you want to email more please feel free - lislewallace at gmail dot com

Re: Lisle in Bramley, Yorks.

EWB7 — 2011-03-03 02:04:15Z

Hi there

I no longer have an Ancestry subscription so can't access any of the information you have added to their files. The Albert Lisle in my family was born in 1894, the son of John William Lisle and Charlotte Lawton Lisle. Does this match with anything in your tree?

Since I wrote my original note I have discovered that my grandmother, Frances Louisa Lawton, was not a Lawton at all - her father was named Charles Hughes. Her family tree is more of a shrub than a tree! Her mother married Samuel Lawton and had a number of children then, after Samuel died, she married his brother David. That marriage didn't last - due in part, I suspect, to my grand-mother's arrival.

I'm still interested in tracking down the Lawton daughters' families but more from the point of view of "Does anyone know who Charles Hughes was?"

Evelyn

Re: Lisle in Bramley, Yorks.

lislewallace1 — 2011-02-14 03:35:18Z

Hi. My grandad is Albert Eric Lisle born in stanningley/bramley in Leeds (still lives there). He had a relative also called Albert who died 3 years before he was born. My Grandad is still alive as is my Grandma, and can't believe that the name Lisle has many differing families from that area.

I have a good history of his mothers side (father unknown), if you are interested.

LISLE Terrill M - Vietnam Wall section 27W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-01 14:11:44Z

LISLE Terrill M - Vietnam Wall section 27W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,080 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Lisle to Lecil?

JerryCrabtree28 — 2010-10-29 16:47:21Z

My aunt married a man named Wilson Mason Lecil about 1914. Does anyone know of him, or whether the Lisle name may have morphed into Lecil? Thanks for your attention.

LISLE William F 1885-1963

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-05 16:13:59Z

LISLE William F 1885-1963

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,204 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

LISLE Mary Eda 1889-1966

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-05 16:13:48Z

LISLE Mary Eda 1889-1966

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,204 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

d' Lisle, Insula of Early England.

troypix1 — 2010-05-24 20:53:43Z

Our family descends from two d' Lisle lines. One is Humphrey d' Lisle 11thC whose daughter Adeliza marr. Reginald de Dunstanville, Baron of Castle Combe. The other line is from Robert d' Lisle marr Alice FitzGerold 13thC. His father was Robert de Insula. The connections to this line include: Montfort, de Beauchamp & Peverel.
Does anyone know if these lines are connected or the ancestry of Humphrey d' Lisle?
For more information about these lines-go to my website:
pixleyblair.tribalpages.com
Type in the name you are researching into the upper right 'Find' box & click.

Re: lisle family

mikedymond141 — 2010-03-27 20:23:31Z

Chris,
John Lisle and Alice nee Beconshawe had some 11 children, 3 males 8 females. All the males lived long enough to be married, and certainly one son John was married, to Catherine Crook, who in turn had one surviving son Charles Crook Lisle.
My grandmother was a Lisle descended from the (originally) Isle of Wight Lisles.

Regards,
Mike

lisle

lotty2011 — 2010-03-23 15:08:56Z

Comes from french name De Lisle. They settled in Norhumberland and scottish borders. If you look on Genuki Northumberland on the web you will find lots of information. Northumberland, England, UK

Re: John LISLE b. 1798 Southampton, Hampshire

hartnells — 2010-03-23 03:31:19Z

I know there are a lot of Hartnells from Taunton, Somerset, but my Hartnell line was in Dorset since the mid 1690's, so it doesn't sound like we are connected. I don't know where they were before the 1690's; they appear in Bradford Peverell baptism records for 3 children, after which they relocated to Winfrith Newburgh, Dorset. Eventually one branch of descendants made their way to Southampton, but it doesn't look like your Elizabeth is one of mine. Thanks for the reply anyway.

Re: John LISLE b. 1798 Southampton, Hampshire

achterm1 — 2010-03-18 23:22:23Z

My Elizabeth Hartnell was born about 1834 and had two brothers, George and Thomas Francis Biles. Her parents were Elizabeth Biles and Thomas Hartnell, born about 1806 in Taunton, Somerset (according to 1851 census). Does any of this help?
Ginny

Re: John LISLE b. 1798 Southampton, Hampshire

achterm1 — 2010-03-18 23:16:56Z

Ooops, I think I already replied some time ago - I really should pay better attention to dates of postings! Cheers, Ginny

Re: John LISLE b. 1798 Southampton, Hampshire

achterm1 — 2010-03-18 23:14:29Z

I am a direct descendent of Ernest Augustus Lisle, married Susan their daughter Alice was my grandmother. Where do you fit in? Ginny

Re: LISLE Origin

Patty_Oran — 2010-02-12 16:39:25Z

Try lds.org, they have a family search or try their new Family Search Labs and choose Family Record Search. Actually, I am searching a Lawrence Lile who married Martha Susan Pierce on Dec. 23, 1897 in Green Co., KY. And your name popped up in my search. Martha's nickname was Sussie or Sudie. Martha's parents are James Marion Pierce and Sarah Elizabeth Slinker.
Children Found so far, all born Green Co., KY:
Loyd B. born about 1899
Minnie born about 1901, married Hershal/Hurshel Ogles
Elbert born Aug. 12, 1904, married Aloise Metcalf/Metcalfe
Buddie born about 1908
Lela born about 1910
Lawrence, born and died Feb. 10, 1912, buried in Lile Graveyard in Green Co., KY

Does any of these names sound familiar? Any relation to you??

Patty (Hammack) Handley
mammawhandley@yahoo.com

Re: LISLE Origin

Patty_Oran — 2010-02-12 16:35:22Z

Lisle family

chrislisle_1 — 2010-02-03 12:46:33Z

Hello,
I am at a fairly early stage in tracing my ancestors but my late brother has told me that I am related to Lady Alice Lisle. Since it appears she had no sons the connection must be through her Husband Lord John Lisle's parents/grand parents.
Do you have more information on the Lisle family tree from this era?
If so I would be very interested to find out more.
My father and grand father were both born in London.

Re: lisle family

chrislisle_1 — 2010-02-03 12:40:28Z

Hello,
I am at a fairly early stage in tracing my ancestors but my late brother has told me that I am related to Lady Alice Lisle. Since it appears she had no sons the connection must be through one of Joh Lisle's parents/grand parents.
Do you have more information on the Lisle family tree from this era?
If so I would be very interested to find out more.
My father and his father were both born in London.

Kind Regards,
Chris Lisle

Lisle family name from 1820 Tweedmouth birth

lotty2011 — 2010-01-26 19:22:10Z

still looking for ancestors of Johanna Lisle born abt 1820 tweedmouth father was George Lisle who was down on her marriage certificate as occupation 'smith'. I have their addresses on the census. Only need shared information previous to 1821 please. Johanna died in 1903 Tynemouth. She lived with her daughter and son-in-law on Duke Street, Tynemouth/Whitley Bay in 1901 census she lived to a grand old age of 83. I cant find any records of her family before she married. She was underage at marriage.

Re: John LISLE b. 1798 Southampton, Hampshire

hartnells — 2010-01-24 21:07:55Z

There is the possibility of a connection to my Hartnell family. Do you know the parentage of Elizabeth in your: "___2. Ernest Augustus LISLE (1831) m. Elizabeth HARTNELL" ?? My Hartnells were Dorset people, but one particular branch ended up in Southampton. Would love to discuss further if we can make a connection, as I am writing a genealogical history of the Hartnell family.

Re: Robert De Lisle Acton House Felton

judyfelton — 2010-01-05 06:50:24Z

Dear Mr Ferguson.

I am very interested in Acton House. I believe my great-grandmother was born there in 1789

Re: John Bell Lisle

bberskine — 2009-11-15 11:00:05Z

Please do get back to me about this family link. you can email me at

rebecca.lisle(AT)rebeccalisle.co.uk

Re: Origin of the Lisle surname

paullisle66 — 2009-11-03 19:32:56Z

Hiya,

Yes I would like to read your research.

Regards,

Paul.

Re: callie lisle

mayosdream — 2009-10-21 17:30:06Z

If this is referring to Caroline Lisle, daughter of William and Mary AE (Rodgers) Lisle, additional information on her family can be found at

http://ourfamilyancestors.com

Caroline was born ca 1852 in Muscogee County, GA

She is listed on the 1870 census with her mother, Mary, and other siblings. Please let me know if you believe she is the Callie you are looking for as I have been unable to locate her after the 1870 census.

Ellen Mayo

John J. Lisle, b Jun 1846, Muscogee, GA

mayosdream — 2009-10-21 17:00:52Z

I tried to post this as a reply to another message and was not able to do so. John's parents were William and Mary A.E."Rodgers" Lisle. Jefferson (b. 1860) was William's last born child. William died during the civil war. Attached is a list of John's children and their descendants.

The attached data has been documented through census records, death certificates, tombstone photos, and marriage records as well as family bible entries. John's date of death is still in question as I have not obtained a death certificate as yet and have been unable to locate his tombstone.

Additional information can be found on our site:
http://ourfamilyancestors.com

This is my personal family line, William and Mary are my ggggrandparents and John J. is their first born son.

Ellen Mayo

Re: Lisles of Cullercoats, England

christineforeman50 — 2009-10-13 21:39:50Z

Hello

Iam related to Isabella Storey (Belle)born about 1873 and married to William Adamson. lived in Cullercoats. Belle had a grocery shop in Back Row. Her parents were William Storey fisherman and Mary Stocks fish hawker.
Belle was my great grandmother.

do you have any family connection?

regards
christine foreman

george lisle of scotland poss tweedmouth

lotty2011 — 2009-08-22 15:38:32Z

george lisle and wife elizabeth are on 1841 census forth street , newcastle upon tyne he was a blacksmith. His daughter johanna was my grandmother down the line she married john boag 1839. I am particularly interested in george lisle parents downwards. I found a william lisle who was at battle of trafalgar but then deserted! I am not sure whether william is actually george! any information would be great I have tried in vain in local history central library, the internet and archives but to no avail johannas birth of 1821 isnt recorded on microfilm or microfishe anywhere i have checked. thanks

Re: John LISLE b. 1798 Southampton, Hampshire

achterm1 — 2009-08-18 16:19:20Z

I have a copy of the marriage certificate of Frederick Richard Lisle and Sarah Anne Pargent. It was Dec. 25 1876 at Holy Trinity Church in Southampton. One of the winesses was Charles Pargent. Her father was Charles Pargent (I am assuming he was the witness) and is listed as a Gentleman on the marriage certificate. Frederick and Sarah proceeded to have 4 children. If you think this is your family, please let me know as I do have some additional information which I am happy to share. Good luck.

Re: John Bell Lisle

bberskine — 2009-08-09 09:41:22Z

Hi,
I do hope you got my last message. I'm looking forward to hearing from you, Rebecca

rebecca.lisle(AT)blueyonder(DOT)co.uk

email address doctored to stop search engines finding it!

Re: John LISLE b. 1798 Southampton, Hampshire

Dsmall76 — 2009-08-08 20:27:03Z

re marriage of frederick richard lisle to sarah pargent
as my great grandmothers name was pargent born in
Bishops Waltham, hants. I have been tracing my family
history and find no trace of of Frederick Lisle in any
of the family records. can you please advise where and
when the marriage took place so that I can make
further reearch

Re: John Bell Lisle

bberskine — 2009-08-06 10:01:19Z

Hi Margaret, thank you for your message. I too am descended from Eleanor Bell Moor and James Lisle. They were my great grandparents. Where does your mother in law fit in? Eleanor and James had three sons and my line is via Thomas born 1878. He married Agnes Beddoes in 1900 and they had six children, the youngest was Frank born in 1916, my father. He died in 1986.
I have done lots of work on the family and made contact with some of the offspring from the brother William (of the three boys). I would love to know more about your mother in law's side of the family. And I'd love copies of any old photos if you have any.
Are you on genes reunited? My tree is up there. I think I have some info on ancestry.com but no so much. Let me know if you would like all my info. I go back with the Lisles to about 1760 but then it gets very sketchy.
if you google rebecca lisle you will get my email. Don't want to put it here for spam reasons. best wishes, rebecca

Re: John Bell Lisle

Margaret_Bradbury — 2009-08-05 19:32:49Z

I know it's some time since this was posted but my mother-in-law is the great grand-daughter of James Lisleand Eleanor Bell Moor, if that is of any interest.

Re: Origin of the Lisle surname

mikedymond141 — 2009-07-22 22:02:22Z

Lauchlan,
I am not able to attach a pdf file to this response, so if you can advise an email address I will gladly send you a copy of my Lisle origin research.

Regards,
Mike Dymond

Re: Origin of the Lisle surname

greenhil1 — 2009-07-17 12:27:20Z

I would very much like to read your work o Lisles.
Thank you in avance

Lauchlan Thompson

Re: Lisle Heritage

CurtisLisle — 2009-06-26 20:13:44Z

Well as you can guess, i'm A lisle. I'm not sure If I'm related to you though. Are you able to check?