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LODGE family in Quebec

QuebecDuncan — 2012-02-05 20:37:36Z

George SMITH / SMYTH & his wife, Eliza Elizabeth LODGE lived in Standon, Dorchester Co., Quebec from at least 1861 to 1881. They both died in Door Co., Wisconsin.

Eliza (STEWART) SMITH born about 1817 in Ireland, parents are William STEWART & Alicia LODGE. Seen her given named spelled; Elisea, Aletia, Alechia, Alicia, Aliccia, Alicia, Eletia.

William STEWART & Alicia (LODGE) STEWART had children born about 1825 through about 1835 in Kingsey, Drummond Co., Quebec.

William STEWART & Alicia LODGE named one of their children "Charles Barrington STEWART".

What I'm looking for is... is Alicia LODGE the sister of Barrington LODGE, born 1793 (his wife is Primrose COLLINS). This couple also lived in Kingsey, Quebec.

Re: Lodge Family in Jamaica

okeno17 — 2012-01-28 05:22:02Z

My family by my fathers side is Lodge and we are in St. catherine, jamaica

Re: LODGE Birmingham Warwickshire

Yorkshirerose58 — 2011-12-30 12:15:13Z

Sorry Louise that it was the wrong one..Have you tried to track them vi LDS site? I find it sometimes can turn up some good clues..I too have connections with the Lodge family but mainly in the Wakefield and West Yoskshire area.Good Luck
Kind regards Jan

Re: LODGE Birmingham Warwickshire

comma54 — 2011-12-30 10:40:31Z

Thank you "Yorkshire Rose" - the glass works is a different business, but the area had a number of glass and marble works in it. The Marble works was essentially a stone-mason's works - possibly carving things like fire-place surrounds, statues, maybe monuments. I have found a couple of references to it in trade directories and Ann Lodge ran it until she was in her 70's. I am still looking for her husband (not sure of his name) and their family. Thanks for replying! Cheers, Louise

Re: LODGE Birmingham Warwickshire

Yorkshirerose58 — 2011-12-30 09:29:49Z

I found this very limited info I know but, may help you progress...Islington Glass Works
Birmingham, England (19th Century)
Listed 1803 as operated by Owen Johnson. 1849 became Rice, Harris & Son. 1860 became the Islington Glass Co. Some paperweights include canes lettered 'IGW'.

http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=6HM6AQAAIAAJ&pg=PA183...
Hope the 2nd link works.

LODGE Birmingham Warwickshire

comma54 — 2011-12-29 00:15:16Z

I'm seeking info on Ann Lodge, who ran the Islington Marble Works in Birmingham in 1841. I believe she is John Lodge's mother - John emigrated to NZ in 1939 with his wife and family. Does anyone know about the Marble works?

Robert Lodge of New Jersey & Pennsylvania

BillFetters51 — 2011-10-26 19:02:58Z

Looking for descendants of Robert Lodge (born about 1675-1680) and his second wife, Hester Hilliard, of Evesham, NJ, and Darby, PA.

William B. Fetters
wbfetters@gmail.com

Re: Phoebe Lodge

igivewup — 2011-09-17 16:47:30Z

hello, I think you wrote to me about pheobe a few years ago my grandfather was the policeman of that area pheobe was his daughter.my father was matthew born in sherrif hutton.
joan whitfield

Re: Phoebe Lodge

igivewup — 2011-09-17 16:45:41Z

hello, I think you wrote to me about pheobe a few years ago my grandfather was the policeman of that area pheobe was his daughter.my father was matthew born in sherrif hutton.
joan whitfield

Re: Lodge family of Elgin County, Ontario

dejavusam86 — 2011-03-11 15:58:36Z

I have but I don't know what questions to ask people if I get them on the phone.

Re: Lodge family of Elgin County, Ontario

JeanGargraveRigby — 2011-03-11 12:45:09Z

Try searching at www.411.ca

Re: Lodge family of Elgin County, Ontario

dejavusam86 — 2011-03-11 04:50:24Z

Just a shot in the dark, but Fred do you know any Meeks from the Toronto area. I have been looking for my grandmother Anne Martin Gail Meek's history and have not been able to find anything.

LODGE: in Hammersmith, London - c.1905

RouX_Renard — 2011-03-08 10:29:17Z

Christopher Henry Lodge Thomas was the son of Christopher Henry Thomas and Lilla Maud Lodge b. 1881 or 1882, who was the daughter of Stephen Lodge a Fruit Salesman who died prior to 1905, presumably in Hammersmith.

Christopher and Lilla Maud Lodge married in Wandsworth, London, 4th March 1905. A witness was an H Lodge, possibly Lilla Maud's widowed mother, or a sibling.

Does anyone know ANYTHING about Stephen Lodge, H Lodge, or Lilla Maud Thomas (nee Lodge)?

Thanks,

Best regards,

RouX

Re: Lodge, a haulier from Easterton, Wiltshire?

RouX_Renard — 2011-03-08 10:24:59Z

UPDATE:

(Arthur) Harvey Lodge was a pig farmer.

This Lodge line comes down from CANN, near Shaftesbury in Dorset. The family had been there at least from the 1700s, probably earlier.

The line may be connected to Lodge family members around the Portsmouth / Southampton area in Hampshire, UK. It is possibly an early line from the ancestral home, Loges in Normandy, France.

Does anyone here KNOW they are descended from the Cann, Southampton, or Normandy Lodges?

regards,

RouX

Re: Lodge family, Gloucester, UK

StevenLodge — 2011-01-13 08:18:08Z

Hi Ella

To the best of my knowledge there is no connection. Your Dad and I were born in the same year.

My Dad was born in 1934 to William (Bill) and Dorothy. He had a younger brother, Alan, who still lives in Glos on the Cheltenham Rd. Perhaps, if you can find him, he may well be able to help.

If you do find a link though it would be nice to hear again as my younger brother is also trying to discover our roots.

Good luck, Steve

Re: Lodge family, Gloucester, UK

ellalodge — 2011-01-12 16:49:38Z

Hey Steven,

My dad's a Lodge - David Alan Lodge, b. 1957. His dad, Robert Lodge and my Nan Valerie Shelley. Any link to yours? I'm interested to start looking into my paternal side, and saw your message straight away!

Ella

Re: Fleetwood Lodge

lmoore1056 — 2010-10-23 01:58:41Z

Please email my father George Lodge I think he is the junior on your list. gwlodge@airmail.net

Re: Joseph Lodge - Altofts Yorkshire

Yorkshirerose58 — 2010-10-05 13:33:33Z

Hi David, At present can't tie in with your descendants but, have only just begun to try and sort out the Lodge side! So far they all seem to be in Stanley Cum Wrenthorpe, Wakefield. Have got some further back but, as yet unverified poss from Flockton area, would need to do some more research . My Mary Lodge was born abt. 1885 I do have another abt. 1858 so afraid at this stage am able to help sorry. As you go further if you can relate to any places, areas, names etc. please get back to me, gladly exchange info. The Lodge message board doesn't to be a busy one.Maybe just a coincidence that we both have Lodge/Appleyard.

Re: Joseph Lodge - Altofts Yorkshire

davidjappleyard — 2010-10-05 10:34:32Z

Hi, The Appleyard side of my family originated in Conisborough, so from what I have seen so far seems disconected from Wakefield. The name Albert is also missing from my tree at the moment.

On the Lodge side I have a Mary Lodge born 1873 Normanton, Yorks. She married a John Woodward in Campsall 5 Apr 1893. Both Altofts and Normanton are in the Wakefield Registration district.

Joseph also appears to have had about 10 kids between 1857 & 1875. The males I have are Walter (b 1857), Alfred (b1859), Henry (b 1860), Joe (b 1865), Benjamin (b 1870), Frederick (b 1875.

Re: Joseph Lodge - Altofts Yorkshire

Yorkshirerose58 — 2010-10-04 14:21:35Z

Hi David would this be the same Lodge family line that married an Appleyard 1911 in Wakefield, Yorkshire? I am a descendant of Appleyard/lodge too. I have Mary Lodge 1885 - Albert Appleyard 1880.

Joseph Lodge - Altofts Yorkshire

davidjappleyard — 2010-10-04 13:33:23Z

Hi, I'm looking for any information on the lineage of a
Joseph Lodge, born 1827 Altofts Yorkshire.

Regards

David Appleyard

Lodge family, Gloucester, UK

StevenLodge — 2010-09-24 11:09:18Z

Trying to discover more about my family, William Lodge died c1964, Dorothy Lodge (nee Gough) died 2005. Woud like help in tracing more history of their parents and beyond etc.

Re: Lodge- Alverthorpe Cum Thornes, Wakefield, West Riding of Yorkshire, England

valerieanderson65 — 2010-09-23 18:08:24Z

You certainly can

Re: Lodge- Alverthorpe Cum Thornes, Wakefield, West Riding of Yorkshire, England

Yorkshirerose58 — 2010-09-20 21:29:56Z

Hi Val, Thank you for replying, much appreciated....Nor me on the Lodge side of my tree! seem to have hit a brick wall on this side of the family.

Please can I throw this one back out there in the hope that someone else maybe able to help? Many thanks.

Re: Lodge- Alverthorpe Cum Thornes, Wakefield, West Riding of Yorkshire, England

valerieanderson65 — 2010-09-20 19:04:08Z

No, I am sorry to report that I don't have a Mary Lodge b. abt. 1885. Other than what I have posted, I have not accomplished a great deal with my Lodge family tree.

Re: Lodge- Alverthorpe Cum Thornes, Wakefield, West Riding of Yorkshire, England

Yorkshirerose58 — 2010-09-17 15:58:43Z

Hi Valerie, Have just come across your post, realise it's really old now! Found really interesting as I have Lodge connections with Alverthorpe,Wrenthorpe, Wakefield , Yorkshire.Please do you have a Mary Lodge ,born abt 1885, Alverthorpe/Wrenthorpe, who married Albert Appleyard in Wakefield 1911? Or have you come across this lady at all? Albert was also from the same area.

Mary Lodge Wakefield Area

Yorkshirerose58 — 2010-09-13 19:13:35Z

Please could anyone give me any information on Mary Lodge born about 1885 ? in the Sandal Magna, Wrenthorpe, Alverthorpe Area of Wakefield, Yorkshire. I know that she married Albert Appleyard around Dec Qtr. of 1911 in Wakefield, but have no further details on her parents/siblings etc.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Lodge Surname

tmlodge — 2010-09-01 02:55:44Z

My great great grandfather(John Harris Lodge) had a brother (Richard) who was born about 1845-46. Mother was named Charlotte and father was named James. James died on the ship from dystentery before they land in 1847. They lived in Philadelphia. Charlotte is in the 1850 census.

Terry Lodge
tmlodge@hotmail.com
937-837-8419

LODGE Almeda P 1858-1949

t42MountOlivet — 2010-06-19 21:56:53Z

LODGE Almeda P 1858-1949

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 215,165 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.

Re: Joseph Lodge

howiedebbie — 2010-04-16 20:03:48Z

hi ive not got alot on my family yet but im doing the parkin side and have found ann parkin who married joseph lodge auckland june 19th 1858.ann was the daughter of my gggrandfather born middleton

Re: John Edward Lodge - Ireland + England

pjs2404 — 2010-04-16 19:03:18Z

I am seeking information about Francis Lodge, married to Nicholina (?Helena), b ca 1812. John Edward L may be a brother of my great grandfather Charles William L, b Kilkenny 1856. Other possible siblings include Francis Drake L, b ca 1847; Nina Helena L, b 1849, Margaret and Annette (who died young). Francis L is recorded on my G grandfather's marriage certificate as 'Farmer'. He was a child of the first (Irish) family of Rev Oliver Lodge and Dorcas Cromie. Rev Oliver had 3 wives and 25 children. The first child born to his third wife, Anne Supple, was named Oliver and he was the father of Sir Oliver L, b 1851 - your link to the notable physicist. I would really like to know more about the 'Irish' family.

LODGE and Holloway families in Wealdstone, Harrow, Middlesex UK

Ann_Sargeant — 2010-04-08 07:11:33Z

Seeking connection with descendants of (Elizabeth) Ann LODGE /HOLLOWAY born Windsor RD 1859, lived Wealdstone 1890s and onwards. Other names known to be connected are Ryder, Cook and possibly Smith, Information needed to complete this branch of family.

Charlotte Harris Lodge, born 1808 and married John Lodge who died at sea immigrating to Ameircia with family in 1839

tmlodge — 2010-04-03 20:05:47Z

Looking for ancestors of Catherine Harris Lodge who was born in England in 1808 and her husband, John Lodge. She married John Lodge, but he died at sea while immigrating with family to America in 1839. The 1850 census of the Dock Ward area of Philadelphia list Charlotte; Catherine - age 22; Thomas - age 19; John Harris Lodge - age 17 (my great great grandfather); Mary - age 15; Charles - age 12;Sarah - age 9; Richard - age 5; and James - age 2. James attended Girard College in Philadelphia. Many of the current realtives live in Pennsville/Salem area in South Jersey.

Terry Lodge
tmlodge@hotmail.com
937-837-8419

Patrick Lodge

cskiles148 — 2010-03-22 20:49:00Z

My ggrandfather, Patrick Lodge, emigrated from Ireland in 1854 aboard the ship "The Progress". He spent some time in NYC and then traveled west. He married Catherine Flemming in 1869 in Oxford, Iowa. Does anyone have any information about this familly?
Thank you,
Carol Lodge

John Edward Lodge - Ireland + England

seeker515 — 2010-02-28 21:31:47Z

Looking for info on family of John Edward Lodge b 1848 St Mary, Ireland. Father was Francis Lodge. Married Elizabeth Blanche Pettifer in Rugby, Warwickshire in 1872. Living in Portsmouth, Hampshire as per 1881, 1891,+ 1901 censuses. Children were Helina B Lodge b 1875, Marguerite Louise Lodge b 1878, Eva J Lodge b 1881, Edward Lodge b 1884. Family legend has it that there is a connection to English physicist Oliver Joseph Lodge b 1851 but I have not been able to find it, and can find no further info on the above Lodges to either disprove or prove it.

Re: Lodge Family in Jamaica

bmapso — 2010-01-25 06:10:43Z

My great grandfather was a lodge. The family is from St. Elizabeth, Jamaica

Re: Lodges in Delmar, Albany New York?

Lovemycountyusa — 2009-12-18 01:15:39Z

There Were Lodges in Albany, More Guilderland area than Delmar. There was and is a LOdge street in Albany and a Lodge store. No longer connected to any Lodges - interesting old place though. There was a fancy city residence and branch of the faimly and a farm with another whole crop. My Husbands Grandparents are likely the generation after the one you seek info on. This generation has spread throughout Albany, Schenectady,and Schoharie counties, branching from there. Some are up around Cornell University, some down in New Jersey and there are some in Calafornia. I would be interested in Information you have gathered.

Re: lodge/ ohio

saylorlodge — 2009-11-21 00:16:34Z

George Washington Lodge from Ironton, Ohio was my great grandfather. I have photos and other information. Contact me at marystockett@hotmail.com

Jessie Davis m. Ed Lodge

acrossmay — 2009-11-04 22:28:16Z

If you are related to this couple, please contact me. I have a photo to share.

Thanks,
Anne

Re: LODGE - Amelia

treemad — 2009-08-08 19:37:56Z

yes I have information about them they had 9 children including Alice, Samuel, Kate, Florence, Frank, William, Emily, Elsie, Ernest.

Walter was born in 1851 and is the son of Samuel and Harriet, Ann, Jane, Francis and Emily.

Walter was a railway guard born in Highnam, Gloucestershire in 1825 and in 1861 was living at 36 Prince Street, Barton St Mary. in 1851 they lived at number 29 and in 1881 they lived in No 30.

I think Samuel may be the son of John and Hannah Clutterbuck and was christened on the 20th Feb 1825 in Churcham, Cloucestershire.

Hannah, Mary, Edith and Sarah may have all been syblings of Samuel.

I hope this helps

Re: Do any Lodge males here know their yDNA haplogroup?

tmlodge — 2009-08-01 20:06:38Z

My number from the National Geographic Soicety is R1b M343. My great great grandfather was John Harris Lodge who immigrated from England in 1849 from the Manchester area. He married Hanna Thomas Gaul. Live in Philadelphia and West Collingswood (near Camden, NJ) just before he died in 1909.

Terry Lodge tmlodge@hotmail.com

Do any Lodge males here know their yDNA haplogroup?

RouX_Renard — 2009-07-28 10:34:46Z

Hi,

I'm trying to find my father.

It's looking like he was a man called Christopher Henry Lodge-Thomas, b.1909, the illegitimate son of Arthur Harvey Lodge and Sarah Elizabeth Thomas. They (and my birth Mother) all came from the West Lavington and Easterton areas of Wiltshire, UK.

ONLY yDNA matching can solve this. Do any Lodge males here know their yDNA haplogroup?

regards,

RouX (possibly) Lodge

Re: Looking for Lodge ancestors in the UK?

RouX_Renard — 2009-07-28 10:31:17Z

Hi Kay,

Not me, but others here might. I'm just researching who the heck Christopher Henry Lodge Thomas was and what he was doing at my Great Fathers house in 1911.

Others here may know.

regards,

RouX

Samplers 1770, 1786, 1832

2009-07-27 13:41:34Z

Have three samplers wrought by:

Elizabeth McCormick Lodge 1819-1877, wife of William Pegg Swisher 1806-1855.

Jane Buchanan 1790-1862, wife of Jonathan Lodge, Sr. 1781-1862.

Elizabeth McCormick, 1761-1831, wife of John Buchanan 1756-1823.

Have one (1770) scanned in word file. Others need to be reduced first. Have boxes full of Bibles, news articles, obituaries, pictures, etc. Will share with anyone interested as time and health permits. (NO CHARGE - JUST WANT TO SHARE WITH OTHER RESEARCHERS OF THIS LINE)

Re: Nucia Lodge

kentclizbe — 2009-07-08 03:57:08Z

Jim,

I'm researching a book which touches on both George Counts and Nucia Lodge.
I'm going to Carbondale, IL to access your uncle's papers. Do you have any other details?
I'd love to hear your story.
Thanks.
Kent Clizbe
571 217 0714
kent@cameronhalifax.com

Re: Nucia Lodge

kentclizbe — 2009-07-08 03:55:44Z

Amy,
I'm researching a book which touches on both George Counts and Nucia Lodge.
Do you have any details about Mrs Lodge's life, husband, work, travels, arrival in US, her relationship with Counts, or any other details?
I'd love to share details with you.
Thanks.
Kent Clizbe
571 217 0714
kent@cameronhalifax.com

Re: LODGE William b.1799

RouX_Renard — 2009-07-02 10:04:43Z

Hi Kirsty,

I have traced my possible father's line back to Wm Lodge 1799.

Do you know of any living males who are direct descendants of William?

I will be driving over to Cann very soon, probably Thursday 9th July. If you would like any photos of the place, or need me to check stones, etc, just let me know.

I am copying this to your personal e-mail.

Best regards,

RouX

Re: Lodge, a haulier from Easterton, Wiltshire?

RouX_Renard — 2009-06-16 16:18:01Z

Found a 1901 Census entry for Arthur Harvey Lodge born 1894.

The business may have been based in Urchfont (Erchfont).

Does anyone know of this man, who his family were, where they are now?

regards,

RouX

Lodge, a haulier from Easterton, Wiltshire?

RouX_Renard — 2009-06-14 15:24:35Z

Does this ring a bell with anyone? Circa 1950s?

Anyone's relation/ancestor?

regards,

RouX

Re: Lodge Surname

tmlodge — 2009-05-13 19:13:01Z

My great great grandfather, John Harris Lodge, born in 1832 in Manchester, Engalnd immigrated to America in 1849 and settled in Philadelphia. Married Hannah Thomas Gaul. Naturalized in 1863. Do not know if he came over by himself or with other family members. The trail ends there. His father maybe Thomas Lodge. No record of Thomas being in America. No help with 1832 birth records in England. He and Hannah had daughters, Clara who married a sulger and Amanda who married a Wallen. John and Hannah and their daughter Clara are buried in Fernwood Cemetery outside of Philadelphia. Lodges in Salem and Cumberland Counties in South Jersey are related to John Harris Lodge.

Terry Lodge tmlodge@hotmail.com