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Re: my loach connections

sallybaxter66 — 2012-04-06 21:16:24Z

Thank you so much for your Ellen Loach information. I now know the Shelford connection.

Re: LOACH families in England

PeterLoach5 — 2011-06-09 13:04:57Z

Glad to help! It looks like Hannah MEANLEY's father was Thomas, a miner in Sedgley in 1851. She is 5. In 1861 she is a 15-year-old servant (nurse maid) to a Wesleyan Minister in Tipton.
If you'd like a copy of William & Hannah's marriage, e-mail me direct at PLL5@HOTMAIL.COM

Re: LOACH families in England

homemade1976 — 2011-06-09 00:24:48Z

Thank you so much for this. I went back into the census records for my gg-grandfather William F to compare if the F was actually a T and it looks like most of them have T for his middle initial. So that fits with the information you provided. My only thing is Anna's death certificate has her father as William Thomas born in Wales and her mother as Harriett last name unknown. I'm going to dig deeper and make sure that the person in that death certificate is my relative. It's possible I got thrown off track.

Thanks again for this great information. I think you've pointed me in the right direction.

Jennie Clayton

Re: LOACH families in England

PeterLoach5 — 2011-06-07 12:38:45Z

Hello Jennie,

William LOACH married Hannah MEANLEY on 22 Nov 1863 at Sedgley All Saints. He was 21, an engineer, she was 19. Their children were : 1) Hannah Maria LOACH, bap 9 Aug 1865 (born 5 June) Wesleyan Chapel Coseley, married 25 Dec 1882 Dudley St Thomas to Joseph Edward HARTILL. 2) William Thomas LOACH, bap 10 May 1868 Tipton St Martin. 3) Sarah LOACH, bap 11 Nov 1870 Primitive Methodist Chapel, Salop Street, Bradley near Bilston. 4) Ruth LOACH, bap 10 Nov 1872 --ditto--. 5) Francis Job LOACH, bap 10 Jan 1875 (born 17 Dec 1874) --ditto--.
In the 1881 census I can only find 11-year-old Sarah LOACH ("nurse")living with James MEANLEY in Bilston -- Hannah Maria should be somewhere, as she got married the next year.
William was baptised 28 Aug 1842 West Bromwich All Saints, first of 8 children of James LOACH & Maria EMMS, who married 28 Sep 1841 same church. Siblings were : 2) Sarah Anne LOACH, bap 1844, died 1845. 3) Sarah LOACH, bap 1846, marr 1865 Joseph RICHARDS. 4) Mary Ann LOACH, born 1846, died 1848. 5) James LOACH, bap 1850, marr 1869 Mary VAUGHAN -- they emigrated to Pennsylvania in 1882. 6) Samuel LOACH, born 1852, marr 1874 Emma POWELL (nee WINWOOD) -- they emigrated to ??? 7) Maria LOACH, born 1855, marr 1871 Zachariah POWELL. 8) Joseph LOACH, born 1859, marr 1889 Hannah WILLIAMS, died 1936.
James LOACH was a labourer of Tipton -- he and Maria were buried in Tipton Cemetery on 9 June 1895 aged 71 & 19 Feb 1908 aged 90 in separate common graves. He was baptised 20 Oct 1822 (born 21 Sep) at Grafton Manor Roman Catholic Chapel (near Bromsgrove), last of 7 children of William LOACH, gamekeeper & Ann HORTON who married 21 Oct 1805 at Wootton Wawen.

Hope some of this helps!

Re: LOACH families in England

homemade1976 — 2011-06-06 03:47:43Z

I just found this thread and what a great thread it is. I'm very stuck on my Loach family and everyone that had any information on them has since passed. I am looking for information on a William Loach born abt 1842 (somewhere in England) died ? (somewhere in Ohio, USA) and married Anna Thomas b 12/15/1837 (somewhere in England) and she died 1/16/1920 in Ohio, USA. I know Anna and William was married in England and that William came to the US before Anna. I haven't been able to find the ship record for his arrival. I did find one for Anna and thier childern they came here in June 1883 through PA. Their children are William F., Sarah, Ruth and Frank J. (I believe Frank's real name is Francis Job). This is the furthest I've been able to get. I am decendant through William's son William F. Any information anyone could give me would be greatly appreciated.

Jennie Clayton

Re: Minnie May Loach

gdgriffiths1 — 2011-05-01 04:38:37Z

I actually gave that information to your site several years ago. I've wondered about letting you know that due to some records regarding Minnie's brother and his marriage licence and possible immigration docs, I cannot vouch for the reliability of the information I originally passed on from the family. Minnie Loach history was verbal as I had explained at the time. Contact me for further info if you wish as I have removed my site from public view.
Donna

Re: LOACH families in England

PeterLoach5 — 2011-04-01 18:34:57Z

Samuel was baptised on 7 Sep 1908 (born 24 Aug) at Ward End St Margaret -- he married Violet on 25 Nov 1933 at Birmingham Register Office (I have the certificate).

In the GRO indexes I can find Gladys SHELLEY born J 1915 Aston (mother: LEACH) Richard L. HOWELL born D 1913 Kings Norton (mother : STYNES)

And their marriage in Sep Qtr 1937 Birmingham.

Re: LOACH families in England

jamesbpool — 2011-03-29 13:53:14Z

Yes Samuel was my great uncle his wife Violet died some years ago now in the 1980s. Sam died in the 1990s and was cremated at robin hood Solihull and his ashes buried with his wife in Kings Norton Parish Church not they had two children both girls. I really want to find out about my grandfather Richard Leslie Howell who married my Gran Clara's daughter he was born in 1913 in Birmingham and as since died but there is no records of him anywhere its as if he never was born he and my Gran split up in the 1940s for some reason and we know he married again and live in the ladywood area but that's all we know

Re: LOACH families in England

PeterLoach5 — 2011-03-29 12:41:55Z

Yes, I'm still in the Birmingham area -- Sutton Coldfield. Our LOACH ancestors came to B'ham in 1799, when William LOACH married Mary GREAVES at Handsworth St Mary -- he had been born in Meriden.
I didn't know that Clara had a daughter. The GRO birth index includes the mother's maiden name from 1911 onwards, and there is just a William SHELLEY (mother LOACH) born in Aston in Dec Qtr 1913. Presumably Clara`s daughter was born earlier than 1911.
Do you know about Samuel, the son of Samuel & Clara, who married Violet Ethel IRELAND in 1933?

Re: LOACH families in England

jamesbpool — 2011-03-27 11:09:57Z

thanks for all the info its nice to know we have other relatives around do you still live in Birmingham im in Blackpool now but the rest of the family still lives in Birmingham. Clara s daughter passed away few years ago she was the last one from my family who could tell me anything about the ancestry of my family she had 3 children Jean born 1938 Lesley my mother born 1940 and John born in 1942 all still living.

Re: LOACH families in England

PeterLoach5 — 2011-03-25 13:10:33Z

Hello Michael,

We are related! Clara LOACH is a cousin of my father Leslie Arthur LOACH (born 1915). Clara was born on 4 August 1889 and baptised at Duddeston St Matthew -- she married Samuel SHELLEY on 17 January 1909 at Aston Brook St Mary.
Mary Ann was baptised on 9 July 1890 at Bordesley Holy Trinity and died, unmarried, on 28 March 1973 -- she was buried at Witton Cemetery. Clara & Mary Ann had a brother William baptised on 3 July 1892, but he probably died before 1901.
Clara's parents were William LOACH (born 1862, died 1910), tin plate worker & Clara HOMER (born 1867, died 1912) who were married on 30 September 1888 at Lozells St Paul. William was the first of 10 children -- and my grandfather Frederick LOACH, born 1880, was the ninth.

Re: LOACH families in England

jamesbpool — 2011-03-24 11:57:46Z

my great grandmother was a loach clara her sister was mary ann both born in Birmingham clara was born in 1890 and died in 1963 mary ann died in 1971 im looking for any more details you may have
Michael Cooper

Re: LOACH families in England

peteloach1 — 2011-03-02 16:23:56Z

Greetings to fellow Peter Loach
Yes, the William that I am interested in married Matilda Kynaston (nee Shovelbottom), and his predecessors. All I know is that his father was also a William, and probably known by a variation of LOACH.
I would be grateful for sight of any information or research that youhave done in this area. In anticipation my email address is "pete.loach@talktalk.net".
And "yes" my father was John Vaughan LOACH

Regards

Re: LOACH families in England

PeterLoach5 — 2011-02-23 13:19:29Z

Hello fellow Peter!

If your William is the one who married Matilda KYNASTON (nee SUFFOLBOTHAM) on 5 March 1848, he was baptised 1 December 1811 (born 4 November) at Grafton R.C. Chapel near Bromsgrove, son of William & Ann (nee HORTON). They were married on 21 October 1805 at Wootton Wawen. Both the baptism & marriage are recorded as "LOUCH", but William signed the marriage register as "LOACH".

This Catholic LOACH/LOUCH family is very difficult to research -- there is a large gap in the Grafton registers around the probable date of William senior`s birth. And there are several earlier LOUCH families in the Beoley/Tardebigge area that he could be descended from.

May I ask if you are the son of John Vaughan LOACH?

Regards

Re: LOACH families in England

peterloach — 2011-02-21 19:39:40Z

Hi!
I am a member of a LOACH family and my tree research goes back to a William Loach from Redditch born 1812/13. Can you help me get back further?
The family later appears to have moved to Birmingham (Aston).
Thanks
Peter Loach

Re: my loach connections

PeterLoach5 — 2010-03-23 12:29:57Z

Ellen LOACH was baptised 20 Dec 1838 at Tithby-cum-Cropwell-Butler and married Frederick WALKER there on 4 Dec 1865. She was the 2nd of 7 children of Edmund LOACH (1807-1879) & Sarah FRECK (1808-1863) who were married 27 July 1835 at Harby. Edmund, a carpenter of Cropwell Butler, was baptised 1 March 1807 at Radcliffe-on-Trent -- his older brother William LOACH was a shoemaker of Shelford, and William`s descendants were still being buried in the village in the 1980s.
William and Edmund were 2 of the 13 children of Edward LOACH (1777-1852) & Eleanor RICHARDS (1778-1851) who were married 1 Nov 1795 at Gedling.
All Nottingham LOACH families are descended from Edward & William LOACH, born 1724 & 1733 in Dunton Bassett, Leics who were sent as apprentice framework knitters to Nottingham in 1739 & 1745. Another brother John came too, married, but had no children. The Dunton Bassett families were flaxdressers, and moved there from Coleshill, Warks.

Jane Loach 1810

minson113 — 2009-11-17 10:45:57Z

I have a piece of sewing done by a Jane Loach in 1818, when she was 8 years old. I suspect she is a relative of my grandmother's mother - Elizabeth Woolley b 1871 Smethwick (I suspect)or of my Great Grandfather - John Jennings born Oldbury, Warwickshire, England 1874.

There are no other clues (except maybe in the sewing picture??)about this young lady.

Any help would be appreciated:)

Marg Minson
Perth, Western Australia

Re: LOACH families in England

PeterLoach5 — 2009-07-07 12:34:54Z

Hi Geoff,

You`ve raised an interesting possibility, that I must confess I hadn`t considered before! Certainly the John & Ann baptised at Lapworth are the right age to be getting married in 1791 -- and out of the 8 children of John LOUCH & Hannah (HORTON) baptised at Lapworth, I can only account for 2. William did indeed marry Mary TAYLOR at Wootton Wawen in 1804 -- and Joseph LOUCH became a coachman in Birmingham & Bordesley, marrying Martha KIMBERLEY in 1818 and Elizabeth LANE in 1830. My only worry is that all the Lapworth P/R entries are "LOUCH" -- William & Mary`s children are all called "LOUCH" -- so that spelling seems consistent. But it`s still a good possibility!

There are several unconnected LOACH & LOUCH families in the Alvechurch, Beoley, Lapworth, Tanworth, Tardebigge area -- and everyone is called Ann, Elizabeth, Hannah, John, Mary, Thomas & William -- no unusual christian names to help.

Regards

Re: LOACH families in England

PeterLoach5 — 2009-07-06 17:20:22Z

Hi Geoff,

Thank you for your latest, which I haven`t had a chance to digest yet.
I`m at Worcester R.O. and have just searched the Wootton Wawen B/T`s for 1798-1812 (with 1808 & 1811 missing). No LOACH entries, but have found 2 WIMBLET :

1803 Baptized at Ullenhall 17 April Eliz: dau of William & Ann WIMBLET
1810 Baptized at Ullenhall 27th May Mary dau of William WIMBLET & Anne his wife

Each year is on a separate film -- very tedious!

For reference, the above are on film numbers M 162 & M 158

Regards

Re: LOACH families in England

geoffpowers1 — 2009-07-04 22:32:26Z

Hello again, Peter!

Rather than linking my reply to the message I received this afternoon, I'm adding another response to your earlier message, which I've taken the trouble to re-read a little more carefully than perhaps I did at first.

I have just been checking back in IGI on the LOUCH family of Lapworth,as a possible connection to my Ann LOACH, which I first found quite some time ago:

John LOUCH (b.c1738) m. Hannah HORTON (b.c1742) in Lapworth on 23 Jan. 1763.

Among their eight children they had:

John (b. 7 Apr 1765, Lapworth)

Anne (b. 15 Dec. 1770, Lapworth)

and also:

William (b.29 Nov. 1773, Lapworth)

In this period Lapworth batch numbers on IGI carry a 'P' prefix, which I believe indicates incomplete data. Perhaps you could enlighten me on this point? Certainly all the Lapworth entries I found were submitted entries, not extracted from the parish register. As a consequence it's uncertain whether John Louch and Hannah Horton were actually born in the parish of Lapworth.

On the balance of probabilities, John and Hannah's son, William, above, must be the same individual whose marriage(s?) you had previously found in the Wootton Wawen register. The second of these marriages might well be a 'cousin' marriage. It would be interesting to learn whether William's marriage(s) took place in Ullenhall or in the mother church of St.Peter's, Wootton Wawen.

I'd be pleased to have your views as to whether you think this evidence is conclusive.

Regards

Geoff

Re: LOACH families in England

PeterLoach5 — 2009-07-04 13:10:50Z

Hello Geoff,

Many thanks for your detailed reply -- most helpful.

I see that Ann "WEMBLY" is listed as not born in Worcs in the 1841 census, which is of some help if accurate. So we are looking for siblings John & Ann LOACH born around the 1760s -- and there don`t seem to be any likely candidates. My direct ancestor Edward LOACH (bap 29 Dec 1737 Meriden) had a brother John (bap 31 Oct 1735 & married 7 June 1768) who had children named Anne & John (bap Solihull)-- but John is far too late (1777) and married in Birmingham.
A John LOACH was bap 31 May 1765 Birmingham St Philip (son of William & Mary nee TURNER) but there is no sister Anne.

The Wootton Wawen B/Ts would be well worth searching at Worcs Record Office. Unfortunately each separate B/T at this period is on a different film, so it`s a slow process going through them. Parking at Worcester can also be difficult -- and expensive!

Regards

Re: LOACH families in England

geoffpowers1 — 2009-07-03 14:58:10Z

Peter

Thanks very much for your prompt reply to my post.

William and Ann (nee LOACH) WIMBLETT are my 2Ggrandparents.
William's death, aged 52, is recorded in the Oldberrow register on 17 Aug. 1822. Ann died in 1843 in Sarehole, Hall Green, Parish of Yardley, Worcs., at the home of Thomas and Mary Hunt, her son-in-law and daughter. Ann is recorded as Ann WIMLETT on her death certificate, and as Ann 'WIMBLY' in the 1841 census entry.

I have been working over several years with two fellow researchers, delving into the pedigree of the WIMBLETT family. WIMLETT - no 'B' - is a common variation of the name, which for some unknown reason, LDS IGI treats as a quite distinct surname. This fact, along with a number of other variants, has meant that matching births, marriages and deaths of individuals has been something of a nightmare.

Through a number of early wills we have been able to trace the WIMBLETT surname back to the late 16C in Purton/Pirton, Wilts. Originally the Wimbletts seems to have been a quite significant and prosperous family of yeoman farmers. Around 1710 a Thomas Wimblett 'migrated' to Gloucs. where he acquired landholdings in Moreton-in-Marsh and Mickleton. Later 18C and 19C generations are to be found in Pebworth, Dorsington, Cleeve Prior, Salford Priors, Welford, Aston Cantlow and Knowle.

We believe that Ann Loach's husband, William WIMBLETT, was in fact somewhat older than his recorded age at death. He was probably the William Wimblett baptised in Welford-on-Avon in 1764, the son of Benjamin and Ann (Holt). William's younger brother, Thomas (b.1765 in Pebworth) and his wife, Sarah(Carter), settled in Tanworth in Arden. However, it seems quite possible that they may have found their way to Oldberrow/Ullenhall, as no baptisms for WIMBLETT can be found in Tanworth after Meriah (b.1809). It is possible that one at least one of the burials in the Oldberrow register, Ann (d.1825, aged 12 yrs.) is their child, rather than William and Ann's.

The chief problem we've encountered in resolving William and Ann's family is the very poor state of the Wootton parish register, which at some point suffered severe water damage, for the period 1750-1813 As a consequence we have been unable to ascertain the date of baptism of my Ggrandmother, Mary Wimblett (b.c1810), wife of Thomas Hunt(b.1814, Aston Cantlow). As far as we know, all William and Ann Wimblett's children were baptised at either Ullenhall (Wootton Wawen parish) or Oldberrow. I have found none that were baptised at the Wootton Wawen RC Chaplaincy, but it would be worth our checking on this point next time we visit Warwick or Stratford ROs. We may well need to have utilise the Bishops' Transcripts to tease out additional information.

In researching the LOACH surname in and around Ullenhall I have in the past looked for possible connections with the Meriden group of Loachs, also at the name LOUCH which occurs in Lapworth, but not LOTCH which is another variant spelling. There may possibly be a Loach connection with Solihull.

I have not pursued John and Hannah (nee Waring) LOACH, but as with the family of William and Ann, there seems to have been a very high incidence of mortality in their family. Thanks for forwarding the information on this family.

Regards

Geoff Powers

Re: LOACH families in England

PeterLoach5 — 2009-07-03 12:11:25Z

Dear Geoff,

Many thanks for your post. I have to admit that Ann & John LOACH are a bit of a mystery, as are several LOACH & LOUCH families from the Warks/Worcs border area.
The signatures of John LOACH in both marriages (as witness & groom) are identical,so it is very likely they were brother & sister. These marriages are the only LOACH entries in the Oldberrow Parish Registers.
John & Hannah (nee WARING) had 4 children baptised at Beoley : Elizabeth 1-3-1792, Mary 10-12-1793, William 1-4-1796 and Hannah 26-1-1799 --- Elizabeth was buried 17-12-1797 & William 5-12-1797. John was then buried 3-3-1801, and Hannah possibly had 2 illegit daughters , Ann & Elizabeth, baptised 12-12-1802. Elizabeth was buried 6-12-1804.
I haven`t fully searched the Wootton Wawen Parish Registers, and only have details of 2 marriages there : William LOUCH - Mary TAYLOR on 10-12-1804 and William LOUCH - Ann HORTON on 21-10-1805. The 2nd William signed as "LOACH" (as did a LOACH witness with a peculiar christian name)-- and was Roman Catholic. 7 of their children were baptised at Baddesley Clinton & Grafton Manor chapels between 1806 & 1822.
Can you tell me more about William WIMBLETT & Ann? Did she live until the 1851 census? Were their children baptised C of E?
Regards

Re: LOACH families in England

geoffpowers1 — 2009-07-02 12:45:30Z

Just found your 'starter' message from '04. I've read the posts added to the list since then, but sadly, they contain nothing of relevance to me.

I am interested in the ancestry of ANN LOACH, probably born c.1768 in Ullenhall, Wootton Wawen parish. She married William Wimblett in Oldberrow in 1791.

There was also a John Loach, possibly Ann's brother, who married Hannah Waring in Dec. 1791. The state of the Wootton parish register for the period in question is very poor, due to water damage, and large chuncks are simply illegible.

An associated family name that may well fit into the picture is DOALY/DOLEY.

Regards

Geoff Powers

my loach connections

sallybaxter135 — 2009-06-29 21:58:12Z

I would love to hear from anyone who has information about my grandmother Sarah Walker nee Loach born Ratcliffe on Trent 1867 and my great grandmother Ellen Loach born 1838 Cropwell Butler and my great great grandmother Sarah Loach born 1808 in Harby Leics maybe. I have a sampler made by Ellen Loach when she was ten. I think there may be Shelford connections as I used to vist an old person there in about 1950.

Re: LOACH families in England

PeterLoach5 — 2009-05-15 19:49:51Z

Hi Ruth,

I`ve narrowed down which part of the Nottingham tree you presumably come from -- Edmund LOACH, born in Shelford, who moved to Birmingham.
I have trees for his LOACH descendants -- and LOACH ancestors!
This isn`t my direct tree, but will be glad to give any help I can.
Regards

Re: LOACH families in England

PeterLoach5 — 2009-04-27 13:48:50Z

Hello Ruth,

I have a large tree (actually several large trees!) for Nottingham LOACH families, including one with Shelford. Alfred LOACH, tailor & parish clerk, springs to mind -- but this is just from memory.
All the Nottingham families can be traced back to 3 LOACH brothers from Dunton Bassett (Leics) who were apprenticed to Nottingham as young children.
Let me know who your Shelford ancestor is, and I should be able to get you further back.

Regards

Re: LOACH families in England

ruthloges — 2009-04-25 23:10:51Z

Hi There
I've just found this forum by pure chance whilst researching my family tree (Loach). The majority of my family are also from Birmingham with some descendants based in Shelford, Nottingham. So far I have managed to go back to 1798 and I'd love to hear from anyone with possible connections.
Kind Regards
Ruth

Re: LOACH families in England

PeterLoach5 — 2008-04-23 14:06:33Z

Dear Sylvia,

Delighted to be of help!

I`m not actually related to the "Snitterfield" lot -- my LOACH ancestors are from the Meriden / Coleshill area -- but I`ve been researching other branches for a long time, and have built up many trees for them. "Snitterfield" is one of the biggest!

Would love to exchange more details with you -- can you e-mail me direct at pll5@hotmail.com? (That`s PLL, not P11)

Best wishes

Re: LOACH families in England

Sylvia6147 — 2008-04-21 20:30:16Z

Hello Peter.

Just read your post, family is still trying to get me off the ceiling! I am just over the moon with the information you have sent.

My father (George) who is 93 is thrilled to bits, to find out all this information about his ancestors!

Do you know if the family names can/have changed, as in this example, the family name having been changed from LOTCH to LOACH?

Am I related to you in any way?

Kind Regards.
Sylvia.

Re: LOACH families in England

PeterLoach5 — 2008-04-21 14:31:38Z

Hello Sylvia,

The parents of Charles are Thomas LOACH & Susannah CUM (COOMBE?) married 11 June 1806 Ottery St Mary, Devon. Thomas was said to be "of the Buckingham Militia". Family legend has it that he was "pressganged" into the Army in Snitterfield. He later served in Ireland, where one of his daughters was born. Thomas was bap 12 Mar 1775 & bur 19 Jun 1860 Snitterfield. Susannah was buried 22 Mar 1861.

Parents of Thomas are : Charles LOACH & Mary MATTHEWS, married 13 Apr 1771 Snitt. Charles bap 28 Mar 1749 & bur 21 Sep 1830. Mary bur 3 Nov 1844 -- all Snitterfield.

Parents of Charles are : Thomas LOTCH & Ann CLARK, married 5 Apr 1744. Thomas bur 20 Jan 1785, Ann bur 3 Feb 1776. Thomas possibly re-married Elizabeth RUSSELL 11 Feb 1779, although entry doesn`t specify him as a widower.

Origins of Thomas -- uncertain!

Re: LOACH families in England

Sylvia6147 — 2008-04-20 18:32:00Z

I am looking for any information on the LOACH family from Snitterfield, Warwick, before 1817.

I have....

Charles Loach, 1817. (Great Grand Grandfather)
Jesse Loach, 1864. (Great Grandfather)
Jesse Loach, 1893. (Grandfather)
George Loach. 1914. (Father)

Hope someone could please help. Thanks in advance.

Re: LOACH families in England

woopom — 2006-11-27 10:32:54Z

I am looking for info on Loach from Carlton, Nottingham starting with
Samuel Loach born 1820
Samuel Loach Born 1853
Samuel Loach born 1873
Samuel Clifford Loach 1900 ( my grandfather)
Clifford Douglas Loach ( my father)
and off spring of above.

LOACH families in England

pll5_1 — 2004-12-03 16:21:08Z

I have information and rough family trees for many LOACH families in the U.K. -- including my own from the Birmingham area.
Would be happy to assist any researchers on the name, and pass on any useful information I have.

Martha LeLoach 1800 Southampton, VA

TB22019696 — 2004-08-08 15:28:03Z

Martha LeLoach married Samuel Bailey January 20, 1800 in Southampton Co., VA. They had at least two children James M. and Madderson (?Madison). Trying to find information on Martha and the children and any others.

Re: Martha LeLoach 1800 Southampton, VA

TB22019696 — 2004-08-08 15:28:03Z

Could we be talking about two different Samuels and Marthas or do I have some corrupted information?

I have Samuel Bailey born June 5, 1773 in Surry Co. Married first Elizabeth Browne April 2, 1795. Second married Martha LeLoach January 20, 1800 in Southampton. Three children known: Elizabeth with 1st wife and James M. and Madderson with 2nd wife..

Samuel's father was Edmond Bailey and mother Elizabeth Womble.

Vernon Loach

JWaters — 2004-06-03 22:52:01Z

Looking for Vernon Loach who attended grammar school at
Central Primary in Rome, Georgia during the early 40s. I think he might have lived in/near Chattanooga in his later years.

Re: Vernon Loach

JWaters — 2004-06-03 22:52:01Z

I was in grammar school, in Rome, GA, with a Vernon Loach,
at Central Primary School. I remember a lot of my friends from back then (I'm now 70) and often wonder what happened to them. If this is the same Vernon Loach, we used to take
our jump ropes to school and play with our friends before class started (4th grade). I think he later went to Chattanooga, and I never heard from him again. My maiden name was Jacks...and I'm a Waters now....happily married (49 years) mother of 2 sons...both in their 40s....and two grandchildren, 18 and 16. Please let me know if this is the
Vernon Loach I'm trying to find. I remember him to be slender and blond haired. Thanks for your reply.

Re: Vernon Loach

2004-03-21 00:44:59Z

Jerry,
I have a Chester Vernon Loach in my family that lived in that vicinity. b: Feb 15, 1934. As far as I know, he is still alive and living in Kansas now. His father was Chester Vernon Sr. What information are you looking for?

Re: Martha LeLoach 1800 Southampton, VA

2003-01-01 17:01:45Z

Actually Martha's last name is DeLoach. Her father was Benjamin DeLoach and mother Ann Dunn.
Samuel's father was Charles Bailey, mother Rebecca ?.
Had a son Dr. William Orman Bailey, D.D., L.L.D.
b-25 Oct 1802 in Southampton, Co. VA
Wasn't aware of the two children you mention.
Hope to hear from you soon and that the above info helps.

Re: Minnie May Loach

2002-01-20 11:22:19Z

Your query re:Minnie May Loach.

My web page www.deloges.btinternet.co.uk contains the family tree for your family. The tree is #40 within the database ov 2016 primary Loach names plus spouses.

Minnie May Loach

2000-11-25 20:27:02Z

Minnie was my grandmother she came from Birmingham, Eng. She was the daughter of Emma Hall and John Loach,presumably of Birmingham too. Minnie married John Alfred Griffiths in about 1910 in Guelph, Ontario. They both died there and are buried at Woodlawn Cemetary in Guelph. Any one having info on Either of these family lines please contact, we know nothing about our family.