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Re: John MAITLAND and his daughters

sdonlea1 — 2012-05-03 17:32:57Z

Since my original post I now know that John Maitland was from Armagh, Ireland. His family is believed to have been a military one. He and Margaret Marsh were the parents of Emily Maud Maitland, born on 12 Dec 1857 in Malta. They were probably also the parents of Annie Elizabeth (b abt 1850) and Fanny (b abt 1855); the marriage records of Annie and Fanny show the father to be John Maitland, but the mother is of course not named. I have not been able to find any record of their births. Emily, Annie and Fanny all married in Bengal, India in the 1870. Their husbands were brothers (surname Lemarchand/Le Marchand). Having found no birth records for Annie or Fanny in India, Ireland, Great Britain or British birth overseas, I am wondering whether the answer might lie in Ceylon.

Re: Ann Maitland B1848 Kent England

hhardy803 — 2012-04-29 09:45:15Z

Ann Maitland was my great great grand mother yes she did marry John Hardy. They had 4 children Ida who married Henry Stewart. William henry who married Ellen Omara (my great grand parents)
Emily and George. Not sure who they married, but I have that information somewhere.
William and Ellen are both buried at Wonthaggi.
I have more information but just have to find it.

Isabel De Vermandois

BaSchimmel — 2012-02-29 04:45:44Z

I have read that Isabel De Vermandois married a DeMautlent in the 1100's on Ancestry.com; however, all my research indicates she married William De Warenne, Count of Meulan. Help???
Barbara

Re: Maitlands of Milngavie Scotland

NoreenCorleyMcKee — 2011-11-03 09:29:42Z

Sorry, my Maitlands and Buchanans are from the Glasgow area.

Re: Maitlands of Milngavie Scotland

sdtam1 — 2011-11-02 23:33:09Z

Hi Noreen

I am researching and looking for any information regarding my ancestor Archibald buchanan Stirling b. 29/8/1811 d. 21/19/1881 his parents names were james stirling (temperance preacher) and mother janet buchanan. Archibald married jean henderson 3/3/1833 and they had 8/9 children.
the only thing we now about Archibald is that he was a conservatorian at the Edinburgh University and also he did study in Fife.Any help would be much appreciated.
regards
Andree

Re: Maitland Jefferson NY Osceola MI Bignall part 5

mcgrathk110 — 2011-10-09 11:16:09Z

I grew up in Henderson, so yes I know all the families well.

Re: Maitland Jefferson NY Osceola MI Bignall part 5

leonamacdonald — 2011-10-09 10:50:29Z

Problem is I think there's two harriett parkers. My harriet was born in ellisburg to Peter Parker and Lydia Williams. Peter parker died in the Civil War and I can't find a trace of her after the 1860 census. Of course in the 1860 census I can't find Peter's other children. They could have been staying with a relative I suppose.

I saw your tree. I grew up in Belleville and Ellisburg so I know all the families pretty well.

Re: Maitland Jefferson NY Osceola MI Bignall part 5

mcgrathk110 — 2011-10-09 10:12:51Z

Harriet Parker married Wilford Maitland. My gggrandfather. His oldest daughter and my ggrandmother Minnie Maitland married Charles Grandjean. If you find the family tree I created McGrath/Grandjean/Maitland in Ancestry you will find a lot of information.

Re: Maitland Jefferson NY Osceola MI Bignall part 5

leonamacdonald — 2011-10-08 17:37:52Z

Sorry about that I got my names mixed up. I found an obit for William Maitland at the same time I was typing. Brain cramp. That is Olive's obit though. You should go here http://www.nnygenealogy.com/ and ask the webmaster Sid about the headstones. There's a message page. If he doesn't know about them he can find out easily enough. He's got a lot of records that haven't been put online. I'm interested in the family because they were somehow connected to my grannie. The maitlands were related to her somehow. There was a Harriet parker that seems to have no record of where she went. I've always wondered if she married William Maitland. Never have figured it out though. I'm not certain it's the same Harriet.

Leona

Re: Maitland Jefferson NY Osceola MI Bignall part 5

Artccraftee — 2011-10-08 00:27:19Z

Actually, Olive's maiden name was Maitland and her married name Presley, so her husband would be William H. Presley, not William Maitland. So I doubt that she would be buried next to William Maitland.

Olive was living in and died in William Presley (Jr)'s house at 923 Water St. Olive's son, Joseph Presley (my grandfather) lived at 913 Water St, and Joseph's wife-to-be Ruby Merrick was living directly behind them at 10 North St (which also no longer exists) at the time.

When I look at Google maps to the empty lot where the Presley houses should have stood, there appears to be a couple of headstones toward the back of the property next to the trees. That's why I wondered if they buried their family there.

Re: Maitland Jefferson NY Osceola MI Bignall part 5

leonamacdonald — 2011-10-07 22:57:26Z

I found this:
Funeral of Mrs. Olive Presley
ThS funeral of Mrs. Olive Presley,
who died Thursday night at her
Home. MS Water street,^ will be held
at her home 923 water street sunday afternoon at 1:10 at the home of George H. Christman. [address unreadable] water street. pastor
hezikia pyle of Emmanuel Congregation church officiating Burial will be
made at Henderson..

MAITLAND, ELLEN (FRAWLEY) WF FLOYD E. 1851-25 Feb 1932 EVERGREEN
MAITLAND, FLOYD E. 1852-1918 EVERGREEN
MAITLAND, HAZEL E. (CLARK) WF HERBERT W. 1926- SMITHV N.
MAITLAND, HERBERT W. 1916-1993 SMITHV N.
MAITLAND, WILLIAM DIED 4 Aug 1851 59Y 9M 9D CARPENTER (carpenter cemetery)

I bet she's next to her husband in Carpenter Cemetery although I can't find a record thus far.

Re: Maitland Jefferson NY Osceola MI Bignall part 5

Artccraftee — 2011-10-07 17:07:53Z

Do you happen to know where any of the Maitlands were buried? I'm descended through Liddious and his wife Sary Ann - through their daughter Olive (aka Alice) Maitland and her husband William Presley.

I found several old newspaper articles on the Maitlands, and have a few clues about where they were living. Olive's obit shows she was living with her son when she died - at 923 Water St, Watertown, NY. One of her other sons shows he was living at 913 Water St, Watertown, NY.

However, those address numbers no longer exist in Watertown. The address numbers stop at 910, then there's a large, vacant lot across the street, and then the numbers next to the vacant lot I believe start again in the 950's.

Since there is no address that I found in the tax records, I'm wondering if the Maitlands were burying each other on their properties, and that's why the land is vacant - that it's a private family cemetery?

Anybody living in Watertown who might know the answer?

Thank you!

Frederick John Maitland

elmaraj48 — 2011-09-18 07:38:43Z

My grandfather Frederick John Maitland was born in 1891 in Fairlight Susse England. He married Lily ann Cooke in Sydney Australia in 1921. His father's name was the same as his and was married to Jeanne Roach. Cannot find any other info - is there anyone who is researching this lineage?

James Maitland Hog/ Helen Maitland.Monument Pic from Scotland

clddbd — 2011-07-23 03:21:56Z

In July I was in Kirkliston Parish Church of Scotland and took this pic. I hope it is meaningful to someone's family.

Cheryl

Looking for Maitland relatives

lorianncolyer — 2011-06-21 06:55:12Z

I'm looking for my long lost relatives that my Great Grandfather John W. Maitland fathered with his second wife somewhere in West Virginia.

He walked off and left my Great Grandmother Bessie Smith Maitland to raise 5 children and started a new life with a new wife. He was born in 1877 in England and lived in Rockport, KY and Royalton, IL. He died in W. Virginia and after a while when no one would claim the body, he was sent back to IL and is buried in the Herrin City Cemetary next to wife #1.

Any information you can give concerning his life and death would be greatly appreciated.

John MAITLAND of Armagh, b. 1800-1820 approx

sdonlea1 — 2011-04-16 14:31:08Z

I am seeking information on John MAITLAND and his wife, Margaret MARSH. All I know of them is that John was from Armagh and that he was a military man who most probably spent part of his life in India. I have found a possible match in Quartermaster John Maitland (1805-1862) of 48th Northamptonshire Regt whose wife was Margaret (1815-1860). They both died in India. However, there is no certainty that they are the correct couple. Any information gratefully received!

Re: Maitlands of Jamaica England

rsmrydunn — 2011-03-07 12:03:50Z

Those names are not famiiar I'm sorry.

Re: Maitlands of Jamaica England

ultrapedr — 2011-03-07 11:32:00Z

Hi,

I do not recognise any of those names in your tree however I have very little knowledge of that era.

My Great Grandfather was Arthur Maitland who used to be a Policeman, Nurse and Teacher (not all at once :). Arthur had a child with Adeline Scott call Roy Maitland. Roy Maitland was born in 1926 so I can only assume Arthur must have been born a good number of years earlier.
I do not know if Arthurs father was born in the UK or Jamaica either way do any of these names sound familier?

Regards
Peter M Maitland

Re: Clan Maitland - Expression of interest.

Ljmaitland — 2011-03-04 23:55:11Z

I, too, am just beginning to research the Maitland family tree. I've found that my family seems to have homesteaded in Washington County, Pennsylvania, although I've been told that our family hails from Scotland. I'd love to share information if you'd like.

Re: Marie Maitland

LaurieGregory70 — 2010-12-31 07:40:08Z

i might have info on marie i beleive she was the result of a 2nd marriage and born in jefferson county new york if tou think this is your maitland let me know and i can look up what i have haysl56@gmail.com

Re: Massachusetts (or New England)

LaurieGregory70 — 2010-12-31 07:34:15Z

also ther was a robert maitland in jefferson,new york. he fought in the civil war. i have a picture of him in his civil war uniform.let me know if you are interested. i could send it to your tree.haysl56@gmail.com

Re: Massachusetts (or New England)

LaurieGregory70 — 2010-12-31 07:31:29Z

i am researching the maitland family as my grandmother was rose maitland born in jefferson county,new york and my uncle shirley maitland was born in jefferson,county also.there are a lot of maitlands in the counties of jefferson and oswego new york. i hope this helps you.

Re: Henry Maitland 1810-1895 married to Anne M.G. Hunter 1824-1893

LaurieGregory70 — 2010-12-31 04:06:24Z

i hope you see this i just saw the post and it gave me some good info thank you.mu uncle was shirley lewis maitland b.abt 1935 his father was henry s maitland born abt1913,charlotte was henry s sister,reginald was there dad,florence their mom,henry s married ethel brown of jefferson county new york,marriage abt 1932 they had shirley leroy,richard and tommy.some of this info i got from my aunt who was married to shirley,she is also my moms sister,the rest of the info i figured on my own so not sure if right.you can email me at haysl56@gmail.com if you would like to share info.i am very interested,maybe i can help you thanks lauriegregory

Re: Balgreggan House, Wigtownshire

janeanneadamson — 2010-12-29 16:55:24Z

Hi Susan - Just seen your message. Harry Holmes was also my grandfather. Would love to learn more as I know that I have a number of aunts and uncles that I have never met. You can get in touch by email of janeanneadamson@hotmail.com

Best regards,
Jane

Re: Balgreggan House, Wigtownshire

celiamoss150 — 2010-11-21 10:51:09Z

I don't know whether you are still in pursuit of the Holmes family, but I have a fairly detailed ancestry back to Benjamin Holmes (b cc 1772), who was the father of John Gilbert Holmes (1798-1864), who by his first wife Marion Richardson was the father of Col Henry Holmes (1829-1913) of Greytowers in Hornchurch Essex. The eldest son of Col Henry was Harry Holmes (1864-1931) who married Grace Isabel Barry (dau of Sir Francis Tress Barry), and moved to Balgreggan, Wigtownshire in Scotland some time after 1893. Harry and Grace had a son (Harry) Gilbert Holmes 1893-1960 and I assume this is your grandfather.

Both the Holmes and Richardson families were originally Quakers. Col Henry was certain brought up as a Quaker but may have converted to the established church on his marriage. The Holmes family came from Sunderland where they were shipbuilders and brewers.

I am not related to them at all, got involved when trying to trace one Reginald Holmes, b 1875, the youngest brother of Harry. Reginald Holmes married one of my distant relations but is impossible to trace after 1901 and there is a distinct flavour of black sheep about him.

If you write to me at my private email celiamoss@compuserve.com I'll send you a descent outline. Excuse rushed note.

Celia E Moss
London

Re: Maitland Jefferson NY Osceola MI Bignall part 5

mkomora — 2010-09-24 09:57:05Z

Family Group Sheet

Father: William Maitland

Birth: abt 1784 Ireland
Father:
Mother:

Mother: Lovinia or Lois

Father:
Mother:

Children

1 M William H Maitland
Birth: 18 Dec 1822 NY
Spouse: ANN or Sarah Nelson ( - )

2 M Robert Maitland
Birth: 9 Feb 1830 Brownville NY
3 F Fidelia Maitland
Birth: abt 1830 NY
4 M Libbeus Maitland
Birth: abt 1823
Spouse: Sary A ( -1871)
5 F Roxa J Maitland
Birth: abt 1828 New York

Prepared 24 Sep 2010 by:

FATHER NOTES: William Maitland
General: possible for William H.
TOWN OF HENDERSON CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS, M - N,
MAITLAND, WILLIAM DIED 4 Aug 1851 59Y 9M 9D CARPENTER

Son's Civil War service record
William Henry Maitland Corp. 10th. E Enlistment . Aug. 25, 1862 3 Yr
Henderson White Bounty 100 M Father William Maitland In Battle in Front of
Petersburgh Jun 15th. and July 30th., 1864. Wounded while on Pickett in the neck
by Mini Ball. Henderson Art. Mustered Sept. 11, 1862 Mother Lovina Maitland
Dec. 18th., 1822 Brownville, NY Corporal Previous occupation Farmer

1820 census not present

1830
Name: Wm Maitland Township: DE Kalb County: Saint Lawrence State: New York one
male under 5 yr, two males 5-10 years, one male 30-40 years, two females under
5, one female 20-30

1840
Name: William Maitland Township: DE Kalb County: Saint Lawrence State: New
York
One male 10-15, two males 15-20, one male 40-50, two females 10-15, one
female 40-50

1850 Census
Name: Lois Maitland Age: 46 Estimated birth year: abt 1804 Birth Place: New York
Gender: Female Home in 1850\ De Kalb, Saint Lawrence, New York William 66 born
in Ireland Lois 46 born NY, Libbens ? (LIBEAS) male 26 born NY, Roxa J. 22
born in NY, Fidelia A, 20 born in NY,

MOTHER NOTES: Lovinia or Lois

General: Son's Civil War service record
William Henry Maitland Corp. 10th. E Enlistment . Aug. 25, 1862 3 Yr
Henderson White Bounty 100 M Father William Maitland In Battle in Front of
Petersburgh Jun 15th. and July 30th., 1864. Wounded while on Pickett in the neck
by Mini Ball. Henderson Art. Mustered Sept. 11, 1862 Mother Lovina Maitland
Dec. 18th., 1822 Brownville, NY Corporal Previous occupation Farmer

1820 census not present

1830
Name: Wm Maitland Township: DE Kalb County: Saint Lawrence State: New York one
male under 5 yr, two males 5-10 years, one male 30-40 years, two females under
5, one female 20-30

1840
Name: William Maitland Township: DE Kalb County: Saint Lawrence State: New
York
One male 10-15, two males 15-20, one male 40-50, two females 10-15, one
female 40-50

1850 Census
Name: Lois Maitland Age: 46 Estimated birth year: abt 1804 Birth Place: New York
Gender: Female Home in 1850\ De Kalb, Saint Lawrence, New York William 66 born
in Ireland Lois 46 born NY, Libbens ? (LIBEAS) male 26 born NY, Roxa J. 22
born in NY, Fidelia A, 20 born in NY,

1860 Census
Name: Lis Maitland Age in 1860: 60 Birth Year: abt 1800 Birthplace: New York
Home in 1860: Henderson, Jefferson, New York Gender: Female Post Office:
Henderson Household Members: Name Age Benoni Sherman 66, Lrenna Sherman 40,
Rxcie herman 32, Lis Maitland 60

Roxsie Sherman 32, in same house is Lois Maitland 60, one house away is Libeas
Maitland 38, married to Sary A 32, children mary 11, floid 8, Olive E
female 5, Eva S 3,

Next door to them isMaitland's, William H 40 with Ann E, 38, Mary R 14, John
W 12, Emma J 10, Frank A 8, Charles N 6, Fanny 2,

1870 Census
Name: Lois Maitland Estimated birth year: abt 1804 Age in 1870: 66 Birthplace:
New York Home in 1870: Henderson, Jefferson, New York Race: White Gender:
Female Post Office: Henderson
In the same house Fidelia Parker 40 carpet weaver, Lois Maitland 66, William
D Parker 7, Lenvana ? Sherman Female 60, Charles Parker 14 Fisherman,

1880 Census
Name: Fidelia Parker Home in 1880: Henderson, Jefferson, New York Age: 50
Estimated birth year: abt 1830 Birthplace: New York Relation to
head-of-household: Self (Head) Father's birthplace: Ire Mother's birthplace: NY
Occupation: Keeping House Marital Status: Widowed Race: White Gender: Female
Fidelia Parker 50 Lerue Parker 19, David Parker 16, Charles A. Parker 3,
Louise Maitland 78,
Fidelia is the daughter of Louise/Louisa Lerueand David are son of Fidelia
Charles is son of whom??

CHILD NOTES: William H Maitland
Birth (18 Dec 1822): (1)
General: Civil War service record
William Henry Maitland Corp. 10th. E Enlistment . Aug. 25, 1862 3 Yr
Henderson White Bounty 100 M Father William Maitland In Battle in Front of
Petersburgh Jun 15th. and July 30th., 1864. Wounded while on Pickett in the neck
by Mini Ball. Henderson Art. Mustered Sept. 11, 1862 Mother Lovina Maitland
He was born Dec. 18th., 1822 Brownville, NY Corporal Previous occupation
Farmer
U.S. Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles
http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=1555&enc=1
about William H Maitland
Name: William H Maitland
Age at Enlistment: 31
Rank at enlistment: Private
State Served: New York
Survived the War?: Yes
Service Record: Enlisted in . Mustered out on 02 Jun 1864. Transferred to
Company K, New York 5th Infantry Regiment
/cgi-bin/sse.dll?&ti=0&db=hdsregiment&f0=1547&f11=Union on 02 Jun 1864.
Promoted to Full Sergeant on 01 Jun 1865. Mustered out on 21 Aug 1865 at Hart's
Island, NY Harbor, NY.
Sources: New York: Report of the Adjutant-General

Osceola Michigan county history
In 1860, the population was 27. Following the Civil War, veterans claimed land
offered them by the government, and lumbering began in the county. The first
road was opened, running nearly parallel to the Muskegon River, from Big Rapids
to Houghton Lake. The Muskegon River provided transportation for the logs to
Lake Michigan. In 1870, the population had grown to 2200. The Grand Rapids and
Indiana R.R. arrived at Reed City in 1871. The Flint and Pere Marquette R.R.
crossed the Muskegon River to Evart the same year. In 1874, the population was
6216; and in 1878, it was estimated at 10,000.

Son's Death Record
Freddy Maitland Date of death: 25-Jul-1872 Ledger Page: 34 Record Number: 2
Place of death: Sherman County of Death: Osceola Sex: Male Race: White Marital
Status: Single Age: 5 months Cause of Death: Infantum Of Bowels Birthplace:
Sherman Mich Occupation: Father's Name: Maitland, William H Father's
Residence: Sherman Mother's Name: Nelsen, Sarah A Mother's Residence: Sherman
Date of record: 10-Jul-1873

William Maitland 26 Sep 1998
I am looking for information on my great great great grandfather, William
Maitland. Wife's name was Lois Maitland, maiden name unk. Had a son named
William H. Maitland and Believe he Had a brother or son named John Maitland.
Assume he also had other children or brothers, or sisters; however I have no
info on them. William moved to Mich from NY in the mid 1800s. Dad and Grandma
say that William came from Watertown NY. Family may have owned a Hotel there.
Don't know how reliable this is. Would appreciate any info you may have on any
Maitlands living in Watertown in the 1800s, or in the area. some of the records
I've looked up in Oceola, MI say William came from NY, also show a Watertown on
some.
William Maitland
williammaitland@msn.com

1860 Census
Henderson, Jefferson, New York Gender: Female Post Office: Henderson William
H Maitland 40, Ann E Maitland 38, Mary R Maitland 14, John W Maitland 12,
Emma J Maitland 10, Frank A Maitland 8, Chas N Maitland 6, Fanny Maitland
2,

1860 Census William's mother
Name: Lis Maitland Age in 1860: 60 Birth Year: abt 1800 Birthplace: New York
Home in 1860: Henderson, Jefferson, New York Gender: Female Post Office:
Henderson Household Members: Name Age Benoni Sherman 66, Lrenna Sherman 40,
Rxcie herman 32, Lis Maitland 60

Roxsie Sherman 32, in same house is Lois Maitland 60, one house away is Libeas
Maitland 38, married to Sary A 32, children mary 11, floid 8, Olive E
female 5, Eva S 3,

Next door to them is William H 40 with Ann E, 38, Mary R 14, John W 12, Emma J
10, Frank A 8, Charles N 6, Fanny 2,

1870 Census
Name: William Maitland Estimated birth year: abt 1823 Age in 1870: 47
Birthplace: New York Home in 1870: Sherman, Osceola, Michigan Race: White
Gender: Post Office: Hersey

CHILD NOTES: Robert Maitland
General: Robert Maitland Private 10th. E Enlisted . Aug. 25, 1862 3 Yr
Henderson White 100 Bounty Married Father William Maitland Died? In Battle
in Front of Petersburgh June 15th., 1864; July 30th., 1864. Henderson Art. M.
Sept. 11, 1862 Mother Lovina Maitland Born Feb. 9th., 1830 Brownville, NY
Private Previous occupation Farmer

1860 Census Roberts mother
Name: Lis Maitland Age in 1860: 60 Birth Year: abt 1800 Birthplace: New York
Home in 1860: Henderson, Jefferson, New York Gender: Female Post Office:
Henderson Household Members: Name Age Benoni Sherman 66, Lrenna Sherman 40,
Rxcie herman 32, Lis Maitland 60

Roxsie Sherman 32, in same house is Lois Maitland 60, one house away is Libeas
Maitland 38, married to Sary A 32, children mary 11, floid 8, Olive E
female 5, Eva S 3,

Next door to them is William H 40 with Ann E, 38, Mary R 14, John W 12, Emma J
10, Frank A 8, Charles N 6, Fanny 2,

CHILD NOTES: Fidelia Maitland
General:
1850 Census
Name: Lois Maitland Age: 46 Estimated birth year: abt 1804 Birth Place: New York
Gender: Female Home in 1850\ De Kalb, Saint Lawrence, New York William 66 born
in Ireland Lois 46 born NY, Libbens ? (LIBEAS) male 26 born NY, Roxa J. 22
born in NY, Fidelia A, 20 born in NY,

1860 Census Fidelia's mother
Name: Lis Maitland Age in 1860: 60 Birth Year: abt 1800 Birthplace: New York
Home in 1860: Henderson, Jefferson, New York Gender: Female Post Office:
Henderson Household Members: Name Age Benoni Sherman 66, Lrenna Sherman 40,
Rxcie herman 32, Lis Maitland 60

Roxsie Sherman 32, in same house is Lois Maitland 60, one house away is Libeas
Maitland 38, married to Sary A 32, children mary 11, floid 8, Olive E
female 5, Eva S 3,

Next door to them is William H 40 with Ann E, 38, Mary R 14, John W 12, Emma J
10, Frank A 8, Charles N 6, Fanny 2,

1880 Census
Name: Fidelia Parker Home in 1880: Henderson, Jefferson, New York Age: 50
Estimated birth year: abt 1830 Birthplace: New York Relation to
head-of-household: Self (Head) Father's birthplace: Ire Mother's birthplace: NY
Occupation: Keeping House Marital Status: Widowed Race: White Gender: Female
Fidelia Parker 50 Lerue Parker 19, David Parker 16, Charles A. Parker 3,
Louise Maitland 78,
Fidelia is the daughter of Louise/Louisa Lerueand David are son of Fidelia
Charles is son of whom??

1900 Census
Name: Fidelia Parker Home in 1900: Henderson, Jefferson, New York Age: 70
Estimated birth year: abt 1830 Birthplace: New York Relationship to
head-of-house: Mother Race: White David Parker 36
Fidelia Parker 70

CHILD NOTES: Libbeus Maitland
General:
1850 Census
Name: Lois Maitland Age: 46 Estimated birth year: abt 1804 Birth Place: New York
Gender: Female Home in 1850\ De Kalb, Saint Lawrence, New York William 66 born
in Ireland Lois 46 born NY, Libbens ? (LIBEAS) male 26 born NY, Roxa J. 22
born in NY, Fidelia A, 20 born in NY,

1860 Census
Name: Lbeas Maitland Age in 1860: 38 Birth Year: abt 1822 Birthplace: New York
Home in 1860: Henderson, Jefferson, New York Gender: Male Post Office: Henderson
Lbeas Maitland 38, Sary A Maitland 32, Mary Maitland 11, Foid Maitland 8,
Olive E Maitland 5, Eva S Maitland 3

1860 Census Libbeas' mother and some siblings
Name: Lis Maitland Age in 1860: 60 Birth Year: abt 1800 Birthplace: New York
Home in 1860: Henderson, Jefferson, New York Gender: Female Post Office:
Henderson Household Members: Name Age Benoni Sherman 66, Lrenna Sherman 40,
Rxcie herman 32, Lis Maitland 60

Roxsie Sherman 32, in same house is Lois Maitland 60, one house away is Libeas
Maitland 38, married to Sary A 32, children mary 11, floid 8, Olive E
female 5, Eva S 3,

Next door to them is William H 40 with Ann E, 38, Mary R 14, John W 12, Emma J
10, Frank A 8, Charles N 6, Fanny 2,
1870 Census
Name: Libbeus Maitland Estimated birth year: abt 1823 Age in 1870: 47
Birthplace: New York Home in 1870: Ellisburg, Jefferson, New York Race: White
Gender: Male Post Office: Belleville Libbeus 47 Margaret 20, Roxy J 9, James
7, Lewis 3 Christie 6/12,

CHILD NOTES: Roxa J Maitland
General:
1850 Census
Name: Lois Maitland Age: 46 Estimated birth year: abt 1804 Birth Place: New York
Gender: Female Home in 1850\ De Kalb, Saint Lawrence, New York William 66 born
in Ireland Lois 46 born NY, Libbens ? (LIBEAS) male 26 born NY, Roxa J. 22
born in NY, Fidelia A, 20 born in NY,

SOURCES

1. Civil War Service Records (ancestry.com).

Re: Maitland Jefferson NY Osceola MI Bignall

mkomora — 2010-09-24 09:42:40Z

I do not have any of these Maitlands or Grogories sorry.

Re: Maitland Jefferson NY Osceola MI Bignall

LaurieGregory70 — 2010-09-24 07:20:09Z

i am looking for any information on rose maitland my grandmother once married to goodell gregory mother of shirley lewis gregory my dad who recently passed away also mother of charles and phyllis gregory all of henderson new york also looking for information on goodell gregory fsmily my grandfauther also shirley maitland nephew of rose thank you

Henry Maitland 1810-1895 married to Anne M.G. Hunter 1824-1893

ajmmtrem — 2010-07-05 14:38:54Z

I am looking for information for Maitlands on both sides of these times. (England/Scotland - moved to US & Canada?)
My gggg grandfather Henry D Mailtand 1810-1893 married Anne Moncrieff Govan Hunter 1824-1893 (children Henry, Reginald, Mary, Lilian & Margaret)
There son Henry is my g.g.g. grandfather born in 1852 (Punjab India)he married Mary Jane Bassage born June 1858/died 1901; they had for children Reginald, Charlotte & Mary.

Charlotte is my g.g grandmother. She married a Charles (used Carl as well)Bening from Germany. The married, lived in Kelowna, BColumbia

Re: General Curtis E. LeMay

cacnm02 — 2010-06-07 00:23:32Z

My great grandfather was Sheridan LeMay. He lived in Mt Vernon, IL. He was married to Nora. His childrens names are Wesley, Mary Louise (my grandmother), Dale, and Wilma....any relation?

Re: Balgreggan House, Wigtownshire

volumetrader — 2010-01-17 03:53:36Z

Hi,
I am sorry to bother you but we were searching for Holmes family that were connected to Gilbert Holmes and Balgreggan and we found you. My name is Gavin Holmes and I lived in Southampton and Beckenham and my first house I lived in was called Balgreggan. We are related to Sir Francis Tress Barry and maybe we are related. I am here with my family in Florida but we are Brits and did a search and found you.
Best regards,
Gavin

Re: Fances Dalziel MAITLAND, John MAITLAND

sdonlea1 — 2009-12-18 12:24:24Z

I have recently discovered that this Maitland line is not connected with the family I am attempting to trace. Before I knew this to be the case I put a Maitland tree on Ancestry, showing Frances Dalziel Maitland's family, in the hope of making contact with someone who could verify or otherwise my hope of a connection. This tree is separate from my own tree. I have not removed it, as although it is not my family the information may be helpful to others.----------Frances Dalziel Maitland was born in Tamil Nadu, Madras on 24 Mar 1833 (source IGI), the daughter of Lt Col John Maitland and his wife Alice Maud (nee Charsley). ----------If you would like to email me sdonleaATgmail.com I can send you some further information.

Re: Fances Dalziel MAITLAND, John MAITLAND

igarstin — 2009-12-18 10:02:42Z

My name is Ian garstin. I am the son of Gordon Maitland Garstin whose mother was Frances Dalziel Garstin. My Grandfather was Wm Fitzroy Hamilton Garstin, her husband.
I would be interested in learning more about Colonel Maitland and in particular who was his wife?

Re: Maitland Jefferson NY Osceola MI Bignall part 5

leonamacdonald — 2009-12-10 01:28:47Z

Fidelia Maitland parker is in the 1850 census in dekalb st lawrence county with mother Lois Maitland (who is living with fidelia in the 1870 census) father william maitland.

In 1860 they are in henderson.

Albertos or Adelbert is in the the 1850 census (fedelia's hubby in 1860 henderson census) father is David Parker mother harriet parker

Re: Maitland Jefferson NY Osceola MI Bignall part 5

leonamacdonald — 2009-12-10 00:26:09Z

I also found Alberto Parker and Phadelia Parker with children in the 1860 census in henderson.

I think the maitland in the other census living with Phadelia is her mother possibly. The sherman must be one of the grandparents? Not sure.

Re: Maitland Jefferson NY Osceola MI Bignall part 5

leonamacdonald — 2009-12-09 23:56:28Z

http://www.nnygenealogy.com/pages/individuals/relative-detai...=

David Parker's parents were:

mother Phidelia Maitland
father Adelbert Parker

Here's some on the rest of the family:
http://www.nnygenealogy.com/pages/individuals/relative-detai...=

Re: F H Maitland

Sharkbay — 2009-11-27 01:39:21Z

Hi Sabnra, The information i have is that he was the product of a maid (?) and of landed gentry? I understand his birth was in about 1897 give or take a few years. He wrote the book "Hussar of the line" in the 1950's about when he was in the Hussars however i am not sure if this might be entirely true.
That is all the info i have.
Thanks for any help

Sharkbay

F H Maitland

Sharkbay — 2009-11-26 16:03:00Z

Looking for info on Francis Hereward Maitland? May also have gone by the name Anthony F Hereward Maitland? I have had no luck finding a birth cert or death cert however have a marriage cert to Lucy M Randall in 1931.
Thank you

Sharkbay

Re: F H Maitland

Merice46 — 2009-11-26 12:33:11Z

Hi,
I see the marriage took place in Fulham registration district.
Was there an age or do you know within reason how old he was??
What was his fathers name on the cert?
Tell us anything you think might help us to help you.

Regards

Sabnra

Re: General Curtis LeMay

pearmbeatgutz — 2009-06-18 22:00:14Z

no not at all in ohio im the grandson of clarence lemay and general lemay was my either my great or great great uncle would have to ask parents or find the family bible and look it up but they moved all over texas, arkansas, alabama, general Lemays main sac base was little rock AFB there are even some great stories and tragedies throughout the family about brothers and sons being sold and separated never to be seen again im not only honored to be a descendant of the man who faught to arm the airforce in vietnam but ive had the pleasure of meeting many men and women that worked for him under strategic air command and MAC and all anyone can ever tell me is how amazing he was he always came down to visit my family in alabama and his favorite thing to do was sit on either the alabama river in selma and fish or sit on the white river with my grandfather in arkansas and go fishing

Re: Balgreggan House, Wigtownshire

annmacpherson — 2009-06-05 16:51:43Z

Was Balgreggan House occupied by the Military during the war

Re: parents of James Finley Maitland--PA

reddfamilyhistory — 2009-05-30 02:13:15Z

I meant to get back and thank you for the help. Sorry it took so long.

Re: Fances Dalziel MAITLAND, John MAITLAND

haross153 — 2009-05-13 12:27:02Z

I use the surf canyon free browser add on search engine which plumbs search results from, say, Google in more depth. (www.surfcanyon.com). Via surf canyon there are many mentions of these Maitlands in scanned Victorian publications in Google books, which give a fascinating picture of their lives and times.

Thus a John Maitland, writer, is mentioned in Whig publications/pamphlets as having attended lively meetings often in connection with the Reform Bill. Some of these meetings were held in Glasgow. A recent visit I made to the new Family History Centre in Edinburgh revealed that the 1841 census showed a John Maitland, writer, (aged 45, born in England) staying in a sort of hotel in Glasgow, with many people who did not seem to be of his social class.

The death certificate of Kenmure Maitland (1824-1873), Sheriff Clark of the Lothians, gives his father´s profession as a political agent. Thus John Maitland (mar. F Dalyell) may possibly have been on Whig political business in Glasgow on the 1841 census night, instead of with three of his children in South Circus Place.

The 1861 census return for Kenmure Maitland (residing 8 Gilmore Place, Edinburgh) shows him with two children, John Gordon (13 in 1861) and Catherine Stuart and married to Louisa Gilbert Maitland. A look at his will and testament shows the executer of his estate as being John Gordon Maitland, advocate. John Gordon was a student of law in the 1871 census, living with Kenmure and Louisa (no Catherine) at 16 Scotland Street. Kenmure had downsized in residence and was renting out 8 Gilmore Place to one John Dewar, according to the inventory of his estate.

Re: Fances Dalziel MAITLAND, John MAITLAND

timaitland2 — 2009-05-12 15:48:40Z

I only saw this thread recently and was interested because it touches on the main Maitland pedigree in a number of areas.

Firstly the South Circus Place household:

Eliza Maitland does appear to be the widow of John Bushby Maitland, who was born John Hay Bushby, but took the name of Maitland when his mother, Grizel Maitland, inherited her father’s estate. The Susan Bushby must a relation of his. Eliza’s maiden name I believe was Carnac, although there are several different spellings.

Frederick Lewis Heriot Maitland is quite a distant cousin and, as you say, a grandson of Capt. Frederick Lewis Maitland. I have a problem however with Mary Turner Wedderburn Heriot-Maitland. Although Frederick had four sisters, none of them was named Mary & the only candidate I know of would be Mary Turner Scrymgeour-Wedderburn, who married a James Dalgleish Heriot-Maitland, but not until 1903!

Lauderdale Maitland is recorded as the eldest son of John Bushby Maitland & Eliza Carnac. John (b. 1822), Kenmure (b. 1824) and Mary (b. 1828) are the children of John Maitland & Frances Dalyell, as is James (b. 1833). Perhaps the parents, with him as the youngest child, were just visiting friends or relations at the time of the Census?

The interesting fact is that the death certificate of John (husband of Frances) gives as informant ‘L Maitland, half-brother’. This is presumably Lauderdale. But I cannot identify John’s other parent.

Frances Jane does not seem to be part of this family. The only Blair connection I can find is that John Bushby (Maitland)’s mother-in-law was a Blair.

Apart from your suggestion that Fances Dalyell might be a Gordon descendant, there is another Maitland connection in that Rev Dr James Maitland who was minister of Kells from 1826 and who married Louisa Bellamy-Gordon had a sister whose daughter (Elizabeth Hobbs) married William Maitland, brother of Lauderdale & John. I don’t have a date, but William he is recorded as second son after Lauderdale, who was born 1809.

Re: Fances Dalziel MAITLAND, John MAITLAND

sdonlea1 — 2009-05-07 12:50:53Z

Thank you, smaitlan1! The John Maitland I am looking for had three daughters - Annie Elizabeth (b abt 1850, place unknown), Fanny (b abt 1855, place unknown) and Alice Maude (b 12 Dec 1857 in Malta) They married three Le Marchand (Lemarchand) brothers in Lahore in the 1870s. The witness at one of the weddings was T. Maitland. Family legend has it that the Maitlands were a military family. I have searched England & Wales births, Scottish births, India Office baptismal records and Maltese church records (Church of England and Church of Scotland) without success.

Re: Aberdeen Maitland Ancestors

smaitlan1 — 2009-05-07 10:27:12Z

Still stuck at 1750. I had plans to visit Aberdeen this year but had to cancel. If anyone else has MAITLAND connections in Peterhead, New Deer, Old Deer, Old Machar, Woodside, and/or Aberdeen in general, let me know. I have traced many of the indirect MAITLAND lines (i.e., all siblings, marriages, offspring, etc).

Re: Fances Dalziel MAITLAND, John MAITLAND

smaitlan1 — 2009-05-07 10:16:37Z

I will try to find time to search my John MAITLAND files. I have generation after generation, going back to 1750 and mostly in Aberdeen, but not of this line. I have accumulated a large number of mistakes over time and, as you know, there were many John MAITLANDs.

I had one GROS death record list Frances MAITLAND as a father of my John MAITLAND, only to later find out it was in error and the real father was (yet another) John MAITLAND). However, I also had at least 2 legit Frances MAITLAND relatives back in the 1800s.

Re: Fances Dalziel MAITLAND, John MAITLAND

sdonlea1 — 2009-05-06 15:36:33Z

Yes, I have the mother of Frances and Elsie Maitland as Alice Maud Charsley. She and her husband died in Bournemouth, he in 1907 and she in 1908. I think the fact that there is no mention of his having sisters must rule him out from my point of view. Thanks for your help. Back to the drawing board!

Re: Fances Dalziel MAITLAND, John MAITLAND

timaitland2 — 2009-05-06 11:26:20Z

There is no mention of any sisters of Lt-Col John Maitland in the articles & the 'official' pedigrees do not go that far - sorry I can't be of more help on that score.

But I did see from Elsie's IGI record that her mother was given as Alice Maude, whereas in one article she refers to her mother as Alice Charsley of Australia. And Alice does not match any of the the Maude names in your post of 26 November.

Re: Fances Dalziel MAITLAND, John MAITLAND

sdonlea1 — 2009-05-06 10:50:36Z

Thank you for your reply, timaitland2. I have seen Elsie's birth and christening on IGI and also found her at a boarding school in Lewisham in the 1901 Census, along with Frances. My interest would be in possible Maitland aunts (born in the 1850s) of Elsie and Frances. I would very much like to read the articles, if only for the purpose of ruling out this line of enquiry.