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Re: Robert Charles Maisey

1_orobbins — 2012-01-30 00:32:22Z

I am the great grand daughter of Robert Jobe and Jane Maisey. They had thirteen children - their youngest child was Vera (My grandmother)

Re: Rachel Maisey Bunce (1773-1839)

BMANZKE — 2011-10-18 22:34:42Z

I wish I had something for you. I live in the USA, so it is frustratingly hard to do research that far from the UK.

Good luck with your search!

Bill

Re: Rachel Maisey Bunce (1773-1839)

smansfield186 — 2011-10-18 16:13:26Z

I have a Robert Maisey brn in Baulking Berks/oxon in 1771 might this be of use to you.... cannot for the life of me get back behind him, have you any info to swap. It seems to me possible given the 2 year age gap that there just could be a connection. Robert Married an Anne Grimes from Banbury very happy to share what I have if you wish
regards,
Susan Mansfield nee Maisey

Re: maisey

dmstcgds1 — 2011-07-06 02:27:05Z

Hi, my name is Karen Schuh, formerly Maisey. Was wondering if you were my Aunt Pat? Trying to find my family in England. Found the Kent side but not the Maisey side, yet!

Karen
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Re: George Maisey

thebakers165 — 2011-06-19 12:52:59Z

Hello Crystaltips,

I came across George Maisey while researching his son, Walter Maisey. Walter was known to my mother as "Grandpa Maisey". As an elderly widower, Walter was a boarder in the house of my great-grandmother, Mary Elizabeth WOOD (nee BLAND) and her husband, William WOOD. Walter continued to live with Mary after William died, and was clearly treated as one of the family, even though I have not yet found any record of them having actually married. If you want to explore this line of enquiry, I would be interested to correspond with you. I would also be fascinated to learn a bit about George, although he is not a 'real' ancestor of mine.

Regards, Graham

Re: Robert Charles Maisey

flintblueroan — 2009-12-26 20:06:18Z

Hi Andrea

Regarding Charles MAISEY of Bourton on the Water, you should look at
www.comley.org.uk
under Withington Parish, Gloucestershire.

This shows a marriage 1813 between Charles Maisey, bachelor of Bourton on the Water and Mary Comly of this Parish, Spinster on 15 Nov.

Do you know of any sisters of Robert Charles Maisey? For example a Mary Ann?
cheers
Janet

Re: Charles Maisey

flintblueroan — 2009-12-26 19:44:07Z

Hi danielle

Maiseys in Northleach

I'm reseaching Mary Ann Maisey who married John Edwards (both I believe of Northleach, Gloucestershire) at Cheltenham in 1843.

the 1851 Census for Northleach shows about 30 individuals by the name of Maisey.

As regards the name Comely - one of their children was named Helen Comely Edwards and I notice this name occurs in your list also ...

Does your information stretch to the Northleach Maiseys?
regards,
Janet

Re: Charles Maisey

smansfield186 — 2009-10-14 16:24:56Z

Danielle Maisey,

Fairly new to Ancestry, have just found your comments that you are reasearching Maiseys in Wiltshire....

We come down from a Robert Maisey, born in Baulking in 1771 My Grandfather was William Maisey, born 1867

Do you think it possible we could assist each other.

Robert Maisey 1771

smansfield186 — 2009-10-14 16:03:38Z

Can anyone help me back past this manytimes Grandfather.

Born in Baulking, Berks. in 1771 Married Ann Grimes,
Three sons, Thomas,1797 Henry 1803 (married Sybella)
and Robert born 1804

I have a Tree down to 1890's + to William Maisey of Ogbourne St. Georg, Wilts.,and his ten children

Re: George Maisey

r581 — 2009-09-05 11:06:13Z

Hi Crystaltips,
If you drop me a private message with you email address, i will let you know some more details about him. I have details of his work before joining the Met, some details from the Met Police Historial Collection about when he joined and was pensioned off, and a copy of his (and his wifes) death certificates.

Richard

George Maisey

crystaltips9 — 2009-08-20 16:35:41Z

I'm trying to find out about George Maisey who was a Police Superintendent in London. Anybody got any info about him?

Re: Alice Maisey

r581 — 2008-08-09 17:25:07Z

Hi Amanda,
Sorry, i have not come across your line. All my Maisey's have come from south of the river Camberwell/Bermondsy/Newington area.
I agree about the name, i to thought it was unusal, and was supprised to find so many of them. However, the london lines do seem small compared to the other areas of the country.
I will let you know if i ever find anything on your line.

Richard

Re: Alice Maisey

ajmaisey — 2008-08-09 13:47:50Z

Hello Richard

I am also researching the Maisey surname. I have a Frederick H Maisey b 1859 in Tottenham but the info I have gleaned is that his parents were William John Maisey b 1824 Cripplegate Tottenham and mother Elizabeth Smart. Just wondered if you had come across these people during your research? I am amazed that I have not found anyone who has crossed my line of Maiseys. I thought it was an unusual name but there appear to be thousands sharing the same name! Any info you could offer would be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks

Amanda

Re: Rachel Maisey Bunce (1773-1839)

BMANZKE — 2008-05-16 23:49:50Z

Anyone have a copy of Sibton Abbey Cartularies Vol I that they can do a look-up in for me? Supposedly my ancestor Rachel Maisey Bunce is in the Introduction section under The Benefactors on page 37. I have no access to it and would love to know what is written there!

Bill

Searching for Laura Ann Maisey

mandycannon69 — 2007-10-22 14:04:07Z

Looking for Laura ann maisey born about 1885 in wales.
She had a daughter Olive in 1913 who died about 1933 in Pontypridd she married Archibald Hughes. Laura Ann married Joh nOwen Roberts and had Sybil J Roberts in 1915. Laura died in about 1943 and is buried at Glyntaf cemetry with John and his 2nd wife Hilda constance Joseph, anyone with these names in tree please contact me

Re: Rachel Maisey Bunce (1773-1839)

BMANZKE — 2007-10-06 14:20:16Z

Many thanks to those of you who responded to my posting via e-mail. I now have info on Rachel Maisey's parents and grandparents in the Shilton area.

Rachel Masey (b.1773, d.1839)

daughter of:

Charles Maisey (b.1730, d.?)
Margaret Lay (b.1736, d.1780)

Granddaughter of:

Charles Maisey (b.1703, d.1779)
Hester Clack (b.1703, d.?)
Charles Lay (b.1700, d.?)
Catherine Higgs (b.1700, d.?)

Again, Many thanks!

Bill Manzke
bmanzke@columbus.rr.com

Rachel Maisey Bunce (1773-1839)

BMANZKE — 2007-07-15 17:10:40Z

Seeking information on the parents and siblings of Rachel Maisey, born about 1773 in Burford or Shilton area. She married Thomas Bunce in 1794, and died in 1839.

Bill Manzke
bmanzke@columbus.rr.com

Re: John MAISEY

BruceMaisey — 2007-06-17 22:19:41Z

Yakoubi3,
Thanks for the additional information. I cannot provide anything additional re Twyning, Hanley Castle or the Maisey ancestors. I am an Australian resident but we did visit Twyning and Hanley Castle during 2006.
Regards, Bruce

Re: John MAISEY

yakoubi3 — 2007-06-17 13:49:20Z

I am researching Twyning in general and I have :
John son of William and Mary Maisey bapt. Dec 11th 1796; Elizabeth daughter of William and Mary Maisey bapt. January 19th 1800; Sarah daughter of William and Mary Maisey bapt. june 26th 1803; and a Betsy Maizey (sic) age 15 on 1841 census for Twyning as a servant for Richard Procter.
Hanley Castle was very much associated with Twyning. The MP Sir Anthony Lechmere lived at The Rhydd Hanley Castle and many people who owned land in Twyning lived in Hanley Castle so a movement of workforce between the two would have been natural.

Re: maisey

wlbrown66 — 2007-06-08 11:12:59Z

Thanks for you reply, My Charles b.1876,in Weston,Gloucestor 1881 census, then Langley Worcestor in 1901 census his father Stephen b.1846 in Fulbrook Ox.mother Alice Maria Wilcox.1901 census has siblings still at home as, Richard, Joseph, Ethel and May, with Stephen's 2nd wife Mary Ann.
Stephen's parents were George and Martha, so I don't think your Richard is the same as mine.

Re: maisey

jadhuntdan — 2007-06-08 02:55:51Z

Have a Charles Maisey (b. 1878) in Cheltenham, Glouchestershire, England who was son of Arthur T. L. Maisey (b. 1845 - same location as Charles) and Annie (Hughes) Maisey (b. 1847 in Barrow on Trent, Leicestershire, England). Have info on ancestors but nothing on descendants of Charles. No Stephen known to be in ancestor line.

Does this sound familiar?

John MAISEY

BruceMaisey — 2007-06-05 01:24:41Z

I am investigating the ancestors and siblings of John MAISEY in England and would appreciate any assistance anyone can offer. John (1799-186?) was born in Twyning, Gloucestershire and thereafter he lived, worked and died in Hanley Castle, Worcestershire. He married Elizabeth ?(1802-185?) and they had 4 children - Ann (1832-187? - married James Andrews); John (1834-? - married Charlotte Fisher); Harriet (1838-? - married George Turner); and Julia (1840-184? - died as a child).

maisey

wlbrown66 — 2007-06-03 14:06:41Z

I have been trying to find Maisey's from Quinton/Kings Norton. Stephen Maisey b.1847 Oxfordshire, moved to Worcestor and children Charles, 1878 Langley, Richard, b.1882 Langley, Joseph b.1889 Langley,May b.1889 Langley and my grandmother Ethel b.1898 mar William Christoper Thompson Yates in 1915 at Kings Norton.
May Maisey mar. a Birch, trying to locate her family, last known address,64 Road End Quinton.Thanks for any leads

Re: maisey

cruickshank198 — 2007-01-15 01:33:01Z

Hi Danielle, - Thanks for your reply. I'm trying to trace Robt Charles Maisey lineage b14 March 1822 Gloucester Eng, married Hannah Mary Williams Gloucester 6 May 1844 and later immigrated to Australia. Your correspondence to Andrea mentions Robert 1822 along with is 8 sibblings- with Parents Charles Maisey & Mary? Do you have information on this Charles Maisey please.
Thanking you,
Regards,
Craig Cruickshank.

Re: maisey

p_maisey — 2007-01-12 16:36:53Z

Dear Craig,
I think that I remember something about this ages ago! Of course 'Maisey' is my husbands name, but we did loads of research, surprisingly the name is not that uncommon in the West Country! I am not sure what information you require though!
best wishes,
Danielle

Re: Robert Charles Maisey

jadhuntdan — 2007-01-09 17:48:16Z

Don't know if it's fully relevant, but I am also researching the Maisey line that originated and lived in Cheltenham, Glouceshire, England.

I have info (partially sourced) on 10+ generations of Richard Maisey (b. 1615) and wife Jane Taylor (b. 1618). My research focus is on the line descending from Albert and Emma (Wicksey) Maisey's 12th child, Victor Maisey, who immigrated to the US in 1921.

You may contact me direct at jadhunt.dan@earthlink.net.

Dan Hunter

Re: Robert Charles Maisey

cruickshank198 — 2007-01-08 04:32:32Z

Hi Andrea,I live in Australia also,and am one of the NZ links through Job Maisey. One of his 13 children was my grandmother Mary, who's only child Kathleen Monson was my mother.Would love to hear from you and exchange notes.
How did you get on with the English link?

Craig Cruickshank.Sydney.

Re: Charles Maisey

cruickshank198 — 2007-01-08 04:24:12Z

Hi,
Found yr reply late last evening to Andrea, albeit nearlt 5 yrs old. I'm resarching the Maisey tree that came to Australia with Robt b 1822, and who's son Job came to NZ and had 13 children.
Are you able to help with Roberts father Charles Maisey?

Re: maisey

cruickshank198 — 2007-01-08 04:00:20Z

Dear Danielle.
This is a long shot. I was surfing through ANCESTORY.COM and saw a reply to an Andrea Kreymborg on the 16th Oct 2002 re Charles Maisey of All of Bourton-on-water Gloucs, and information you had gathered while researching Maiseys in Wiltshire. I have been unable to locate your message again on the notice board.
Would this be you. I'm related to the Maiseys that settled in NZ via Australia. Have tried to contact Andrea without success to this stage.

Craig Cruickshank.

Cruickshank - James

cruickshank198 — 2007-01-07 11:33:19Z

I'm trying to trace my Cruickshank ancestory back in Scotland and ask if any one may be able to help.James born 1760 approx, death April 1835 married Henrietta Thom Edinburgh April 1796?
George Cruickshank born 18.9.1835 d 25.11.1874 St Andrews Sctland - wife Mary Boosie? of Forgan 13.8.1829 My lineage is back through their third son William who immigrated to New Zealand in 1864

Re: Maisey

sharon1430 — 2006-11-22 18:50:20Z

Hi Sue,

Could this be what you'r looking for in the 1901 Wales census? Found on ancestry.com,

Walter Maisey,Head, 1870, 31, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Sergent, Royal Field Artillery.
Phoebe, Wife, 1876, 25, Leicester, Leicestershire,
Winifred, Daughter, 1897, 4, Neport, Monmouthshire, Wales,
Elsie,Daughter, 1898, 3, Leicester, Leicestershire,
Sidney,Son, 1900, 1, Woolwich, London/Kent.
Ethel,Daughter, 1900, 7mths, Bristol, Gloucester,

Newport, St Mark, Monmouthshire, Wales,

RG4962---Foilo 273---Page 22,

Happy Hunting.

Sharon :)

Re: MAISEY & PAGET Oxfordshire early 1800s

Garry_Paget — 2006-09-22 14:54:37Z

Good morning,

I just read your post and reply and I believe you would find this pdf interesting:

http://www.homepage.ntlworld.com/jenny.reeve1/ThomasPaget.pd...

You will see some Samuels and Charitys on this tree and I think it may provide some info.

Cheers,

Garry Paget

Re: Maiseys in London

2006-08-26 18:54:49Z

Hi Sylvia,

Nice hearing from you---it has been a long time.

My e-mail is <babs2228@wmconnect.com>

Please get in touch with me.

Thanks,
Barb

Re: Maiseys in London

2006-08-26 13:41:33Z

I have found James Maisey as James Measey - living with a William - maybe Grandfather, but he states his occupation as Engineer. I think he is your Maisey ancester. I can send the image if you wish, but I no longer have your email.

Re: Maiseys in London

2006-08-26 13:40:51Z

MAISEY / MESERVE(y) / MERCER

jadhunt — 2006-07-28 04:38:09Z

Looking for connections to these family names - williing to share own findings between ENG / U.S. Names could be English, Scottish, or some even Irish. Would especially like to hear from anyone having links to or just info on MAISEY / MERSERVE / MESERVE(Y) surnames. Also any information about a SIR REGINALD, FOURTH EARL OF DERWENTWATER in or about Cumbria / Keswick area (family name uncertain; possibly RATCLIFF) Thank you.

Trying to trace Gt, Gt, Grandmother Eliza MAISEY - CHELTENHAM

leightaygill — 2006-07-06 20:49:34Z

I'm trying to find out more information about my gt gt grandmother Eliza MAISEY, who married Joseph WOLLEN in Cheltenham on 14/8/1826.

I know that Joseph and Eliza had several children, but have so far been unable to find any info on her. Joseph was born in Somerset and his occupation was a Sawyer. Three of their sons followed their fathers trade.

If anyone can help I would be very grateful to hear from you.

Kind regards

Leigh

Malcolm Maisey

AmandaMaisey50 — 2006-05-20 07:45:49Z

Has anyone got a Malcolm Strafford Maisey b 10.7.1860 Tottenham m Charlotte Knott b 1859 in 1887 in their tree? Malcolm's father was William John Maisey b 10.10.1824 m Elizabeth Smart on 15.7.1849. My line does not appear to tie up with any other lines I've come across. I would be very grateful to anyone who could give me any info.

Re: Mary Alice Denyer

rgardam_1 — 2005-10-31 05:11:02Z

Hi Jan,
Mary jane madgwicks parents were james madgwick and sarah hedger, siblings for mary jane are frances 23/2/1834, james,1839, maria 28/6/1835.Hope this helps.Mary alice denyer married harvey parsonage 28/10/1899
i have a list of children for them.
Robyn.

Re: Alice Maisey

r581 — 2005-09-30 15:18:00Z

Thanks Sue

Re: Alice Maisey

2005-09-30 12:34:45Z

I will look through my notes when i am back from my holidays in 2 weeks time ok.
regards
Sue

Alice Maisey

r581 — 2005-09-12 20:13:38Z

Hi,
I am just starting to trace my Grandmothers family (on my fathers side), who was Alice Constance Maisey (sometimes called Peg). She was born in 1923 (approx) to Frederick John Maisey and Flora Alice Newham, and i believe they came from the south of london (somewhere round Camberwell).
I have possible link these Frederick, to his parents Frederick Henry Maisey and Isbella Louise Wright, through the census information, and possibly to his parents John Ellis Maisey and Amelia.
Does anybody have any connections or futher info on this line at all ?

Thanks

Richard

Re: Maisey

2005-06-16 20:44:20Z

Hi
Oh yes please do get in contact.
Yes Richard and Eliza are his parents.
Arthur also became an accountant/ bookmaker

Look forward to hearing from you.
Please send direct email as I do not always remember to check this site out!!
regards
Sue

Re: Maisey

sylviamaisey1 — 2005-06-10 21:48:28Z

Arthur had a brother Albert (1840) - I am in touch with Joyce Hunter who was married to a Maisey descendant. If your Arthur is the same one - his parents were Richard Maisey an accountant, and Eliza Maisey. I am married to a Maisey descendant, but a different line. There is also Molly in Basingstoke who is descended from this Richard and Eliza line. I can send you stuff, but it may take a while as it is on a computer being repaired at the moment. Most of mine is about Albert's line. Can I pass your E Mail to Joyce and Molly and see what they have? - You can find Mollymac on Genes reunited. Joyce has posted on this site earlier.

Re: MAISEY & PAGET Oxfordshire early 1800s

2005-06-08 18:07:45Z

My Samuel Paget bapt 1712 married Charity - their first child was named Charity in 1735 after her mother. Simon and Charity were living at Siddington, Glos. Samuel their first son bapt in 1740 married Elizabeth Dickman of Preston, Glos at Kemble by Lic. on 2/11/1767. Unfortunately I do not have a record of any children of this marriage, so cannot say whether they had a daughter Charity. Most of the Pagets I have on file were baptised at Siddington St Peter or St Mary, although later generations were baptised at Brimpsfield or Cowley in Glos.

Re: Charles Maisey

susanfarquhar — 2005-05-24 14:41:54Z

I am just starting to trace my Maisey ancestors and am hoping some of this will connect to somebody!!

Arthur Maisey born Cheltenham Gloucester about 1845 parents not known. Accountant
Married Ann in Leicester England ?

Children
William J brn 1868 Cheltenham
Walter Leon born 1870 Cheltenham
Frederick born 1871 " "
Ernest born 1873 " "
Mabel born 1874/5 " "
Charles born 1878 " "
Bertie born 1881 " "

Please contact me if there is a connection
Regards
Sue

Maisey

susanfarquhar — 2005-05-24 07:03:21Z

Re: Maisey

susanfarquhar — 2005-05-24 06:23:20Z

Hi Heather
I have only just started to trace the Maisey line.
My grandma was Winifred Lilian Maisey, daughter of Walter Maisey born Cheltenham Gloucester.
Walter had a brother called Charles born 1878.
Could there be a connection?

Sue

Maisey

susanfarquhar — 2005-05-23 17:15:51Z

Hi
I need help to locate my Maisey family.
My grandma Winifred Lilian Maisey was born Sept 1896 in Newport Monmouthshire, all I have is that her father's name Walter Leon Maisey, she had two sisters of what I know an Ethel and an Elsie Maisey.
The two sisters were her witnesses to her marriage to an Evan Davies in August 1916.
Her father's occupation Sgt Maj
Please can some one help with any information so I can start on this side of my family history.
Thank you, it is much appreciated
Sue

Re: MAISEY & PAGET Oxfordshire early 1800s

2005-05-03 02:24:51Z

Sorry I can't help further. The only information on Samuel Paget I have is that he had a daughter Charity and the info I was given is that he was known as Samuel of Burford. Charity's husband, James Maisey, was born about 1813 in Fritwell Parish, Handborough, Oxfordshire. Assuming Charity's birth date is around that of her husband's it seems to me Samuel and Richard would have been in Burford around the same time.

If you can track down anything on James MAISEY it might give you a clue where to look.

Hope you find more about them
Mike Monroe