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Re: Masters in nsw

shazgib — 2012-05-14 06:04:31Z

Can you email me at shaz@ingersole.com please

Re: Masters in nsw

shazgib — 2012-05-14 06:03:49Z

can you email me at shaz@ingersole.com please

john masters 1649 maidstone kent england

chestnutfromswansea2000 — 2012-05-10 23:32:17Z

can anyone give any information on john masters born 1649 in maidstone kent who his parents were and if he had any brothers and sisters

Re: Masters in nsw

tomasters — 2012-04-15 22:57:29Z

I'm no longer a member.

I tried to make that allowance and got denied.

My apologies.

Re: Masters in nsw

mdreaderfamilytree — 2012-04-15 11:30:20Z

Can you add me to view your family tree?

Elizabeth Masters Buried at Grove Cemetery in North Bergen, New Jersey

Extrarius — 2012-03-20 21:26:16Z

There is a Elizabeth Masters buried at Grove Cemetery in North Bergen, New Jersey. She is listed as dead as of 1885 and I think this is the Elizabeth Masters who died 17 December 1885 in West Hoboken, Hudson County, New Jersey. Elizabeth was born about 1823, married Joseph Masters in 1860 in Paterson, Passaic County, New Jersey. According to the NJ Deaths and Burials for 1720-1988, she was a widow when she died in 1885. Elizabeth is one of ten people in this grave and I can identify most of them. The situation is fairly complicated since I think this Elizabeth was married once before to a James Bogardus who died sometime between 1855 and 1860, when Elizabeth then remarried. It is also possible that Joseph Masters (born about 1800 in England) had been married before. There are many Masters families and many Bogardus families and it is easy to mix them up, so I am hoping someone recognizes the above situation and can be of help. We can confine the locations to New Jersey and possibly New York. The weak link here is connecting the Elizabeth Bogardus married to James Bogardus, with the Elizabeth Bogardus who married Joseph Masters. I can manage it by fitting it together with other information I have, but it is definitely a speculative assumption.

Re: Martin Kedgwin MASTERS - 1765-1843

shazgib — 2012-03-15 07:01:36Z

Yes they were Jan. If you email me on shaz@ingersole.com I can help.

Re: Masters in nsw

shazgib — 2012-03-15 06:56:34Z

He is in my family tree Dale. If you would like to email me on shaz@ingersole.com I can help.

Re: Clarence F Condon & Daisy B Masters Family

mjmpkjoy — 2012-03-10 16:39:53Z

Hey this is Monica from the 1st post you replied to, on a old account of mine. My husbands grandmother was Hattie Faye Masters Badders. Would love to exchange info with if you would like to. mjmpkjoy@comcast.net.

obit for Margaret (nee Dodgen) Masters 3 Oct 1955

rldrev — 2012-02-25 03:21:45Z

Aiken Standard and Review Monday 3 Oct 1955

Funeral Monday For Mrs. Masters of Graniteville

Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret
Dodgen Masters Jr., who
died Saturday in a Greensboro,
N. C. infirmary, will be conducted
at the St. James Lutheran
Church, Graniteville, Monday at
3 p.m. by the Rev. J. Virgil Addy.
Interment will be in the Graniteville
Cemetery.
Mrs. Masters was a native of
Graniteville, but had resided in
Charleston and Greensboro for
the past few years. She was a
graduate of Leaville McCampbell
High School, a graduate of Newberry
College and a member of
St. John Lutheran Church, Charleston.
She is survived by her husband,
R. T. Masters Jr., two sons, Thad
and Michael Masters of Greensboro.
Her parents Mr. and Mrs.
W. M. Dodgen of Graniteville; one
sister, Mrs. James J. Wheeler
Jr., of Saluda, S. C.; one brother
Archie Dodgen of Graniteville;
one aunt, several nieces and
nephews.
The remains will be at Posey's
Funeral Home until the hour of
the funeral.

looking for relatives

susan15044 — 2012-02-17 20:44:50Z

I am the daughter of Roy Masters, son of E.G. and Maud Masters. They had a large family, Georgette, Fern, Theodore, Carl, Roy but cannot recall if there were other children.I think Ted was the youngest who had twin girls, one was struck by a car and died. My grandmother would send me Divinity Fudge at Christmas time if that would jog anyone's memory. Roy and my mother Emily got divorced when I was three and we moved back to Indiana.
Hoping to get some info on more relatives. Thank you.

Re: Masters (St. Augustine, FL area)

daizeyduke1 — 2011-12-20 04:52:19Z

looking for family!!!

HIRAM D. TREAT

fremill99 — 2011-12-17 13:14:42Z

Clinton County Trails, Volumes 20-21 (2005-2006)
Volume 21 Number 4 (2006) Pages 42 and 43.
Hiram D. Treat biography

HIRAM D. TREAT, whose parents James D. and Betsey (McKensie) Treat are deceased, was born in Rochester, N.Y., Aug., 29, 1838. His wife, to whom he was: married Dec. 27, 1866, in Pennsylvania, bore the maiden name of Huldah Masters. She was a native of Pennsylvania, born July 21, 1844, a daughter of William Masters, long ago deceased. As the fruit of this marriage, seven children were born in the order here named: Georgia, Arthur, Lulu, Willy, Dewey, Claude, and Leo. Comrade Treat endured the hardships (and) privations of a soldier’s life during the war, being a member of Co. I, 1st Mich. V.I. He enlisted April 18, 1861, at Marshall, Mich., and was honorably discharged Aug. 7, 1861, at Detroit, Mich. He re-enlisted with rank as Sergt. Sept. 24, 1861, in Co. A, 1st Mich. Lancers at Detroit, Mich. This Co. disbanded March 20 by order of War Department without any service in the field. He was again enrolled July 4, 1862, as Sergt. In Co. A., 4th Mich. Cav., at Detroit, Mich., and before the close of hostilities had attained the rank of 2nd Lieut. Nov. 24, 1864. He participated in the battles of Bull Run July 21, 1861; Stone River; Shelbyville; Chickamauga; Noonday Creek; Lovejoy Station; and Selma, Ala. He was granted his final honorable discharge July 1, 1865. His brother, William T., and his wife’s brothers, Simon, Sylvester, Joel, and Elias served their country in the hour of peril. Comrade Treat is a member of G.A. Winans Post 104. He is a liveryman and is a resident of Ovid, Mich.

Huldah E Masters; Mrs. Hiram D. Treat

fremill99 — 2011-12-17 13:11:36Z

Deaths from Newspapers and other Sources CLINTON COUNTY, MICHIGAN
Abstracted and Compiled by the Genealogists of the Clinton County Historical Society, Clinton Republican 1 February 1906, Page# 3 Column# 1

HAPPENINGS IN OVID
FOR MANY YEARS
Mrs. Hiram D. Treat Who Died Saturday, had Been a Resident of Ovid.
Mrs. Hiram D. Treat, who had been in poor health for some time, but seriously ill only a few weeks, died Saturday at 10 o’clock at her home in this village.
Mrs. Treat, whose maiden name was Shulda E. Mashers, **NOTE** (Name is Hulda E. Masters) was born July 21, 1844, in Luzerne county, Pa. On December 27, 1866 she was married to Hiram D. Treat, at Scranton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Treat removed to St. Louis, Mo., in April 1871, where they remained a few months and then came to Ovid, where they have resided for nearly forty years. Seven children were born to them, all of whom are living and who were at home during her fatal illness.
Mrs. Treat was known best in her family for she was devoted to her husband and children. There is an old Jewish saying “God could not be everywhere and therefore he made mothers.” What an influence such a mother as Mrs. Treat wields in the forming of character.
A large company of friends gathered at the home Monday afternoon, where the funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.F. Fryer, of the Congregational church. Comforting words were spoken from John 6-68. The remains were laid to rest in Maple Grove cemetery.
The words of Whittier are fitting tribute to the life of Mrs. Treat:
“The blessings of this quiet life fell on us like the dew;
And good thoughts where her footsteps passed like fairy blossoms grew.
Sweet promptings unto kindest deeds were in her very look.
We read her face as one who reads a true and holy book.
Fold her, O Father, in thy arms and let her henceforth be
A messenger of love between our hearts and Thee.
Still let her mild rebuking stand between us and the wrong
And her dear memory serve to make our faith in goodness strong.”

Looking for my family

darkgoddess3839 — 2011-12-05 07:36:43Z

My name is Angela Marie Masters I am from Colorado..my father has now passed has been gone for awhile now.. I was born in Denver, Colorado September 1, 1969. My fathers name at the time i was born was Gary Dee Masters. He then took the name Gary Dee Hogan years later. His mother lived in Goodland, Kansas at one point. Catherine I believe i remember her and she had another son name Milton and a daughter named Sherry. My father had a sister Virginia I cant remember where she lives now, talked to her once but we didnt click and we lost touch. My father has a total of 4 children. one of them being my biological sister and the other 2 my half siblings. If u know of this family please contact me i am interested to know more about my family heritage. Been told several different things dont know whats the truth I never knew my fathers father( my grandpa ) so please contact me.. Thank you.. Angela

Masters in nsw

mdreaderfamilytree — 2011-11-12 02:00:16Z

Hi,

I am looking for the Masters in NSW country areas. My Grandfather's name was Sidney Howard Masters and he married and english girl Elizabeth Winn.

If you know of any links can you please help me out.

Kind regards,

Dale nee Masters

Re: Masters in South Carolina

BHopkins1951 — 2011-11-10 00:13:46Z

I am also looking for info on the Masters' Family. My grandmother's name was Owie Susan Masters Hopkins; a descendent of Ben Blue Buck Masters. I believe Dice and Devrow Masters were her brothers, or maybe her uncles. I just remember my father referring to them as "Uncle" Dice and Devrow. My niece has traced the Masters and Hopkins back about 7 generations if I can ever get in touch with her to get copies. I can be reached at Barbarahines51@yahoo.com.

Re: Masters in South Carolina

BHopkins1951 — 2011-11-10 00:09:31Z

Re: Masters family tree. Bodmin Cornwall

su_tovey — 2011-11-02 20:45:07Z

Hello

My grandmother was Beryl Masters. She came from St Mabyn in Cornwall. She also had a brother called Billie who died in the war (in the navy, his ship was sunk). Aunty Alma i think was the aunt who used to visit us in Wotton under Edge, Gloucestershire. I am unsure what my greatgrandparents names were as they both passed away when i was young.

Beryl married my grandfather Donald George Pruett and they brought up their family in Cam Gloucestershire. They had 6 children. Kevin, Michael & Maureen (who were twins, Maureen being my mother), Barry & Donna. They also had a son called Tony who died sadly when he was a baby.

This must mean that your dad is my great uncle.

Kind regards
Suzanne Tovey (nee Bennett)

Re: JohnMasters;MaryAnnKeat

akhtarLL_1 — 2011-10-22 04:53:56Z

Are you still seeking information on these persons? They are my G-G-Grandparents. Our family has the their family Bible, photos, and documents that start with their immigration in 1854 from Camelford, Cornwall, UK where they lived at Lanagan Farm estate with the Thomas Keat family. The young couple came to Canada in 1854 with an infant named Richard Keat Masters, and were joined with three brothers named George, Joseph, and Henry, settling at East Zora Township, Ontario CA, where they are buried in that town cemetary. I am now trying to find earlier information on John's father Henry and earlier. Will exchange family info if you wish. Laura L. Akhtar, Chicago area. akhtarLL@live.com

Re: Masters (St. Augustine, FL area)

ghobsonjr70 — 2011-09-20 18:09:45Z

Any Connection to Francisco Valetin Masters..1800s?

Re: Francisco Valentin Masters

georgelanier70 — 2011-09-19 21:47:21Z

New e-mail....ghobsonjr70@planters.net

Re: Meister, Adam Buffalo, NY 1925

jgmeister — 2011-09-16 11:05:36Z

Yes, I would be very interested in seeing a copy of the letter. I never met my great grandfather, so getting a glimpse into his life is very much appreciated.

Jackie Allen

jallent26@aol.com

Re: Meister, Adam Buffalo, NY 1925

raymondolsson — 2011-09-16 09:10:17Z

Hi

My name is Raymond Olsson and I live in sweden. My great grandmother left america for sweden and adam meister of the Charity Organization Society sent her a letter. I have a copy of it if it is of interest. Kind Regards
Ray

Re: George Masters + Margaret nee Buggs Family of Trottiscliffe, Kent, England

crackers13 — 2011-09-12 21:44:26Z

Margaret,
My sister, Mary, is still around. Evidently, she has not checked the message boards in awhile. I will let her know to contact you. She has more information on the Trottiscliffe part of the family.

Re: Masters in Ontario Canada

njcerenzie1 — 2011-08-21 23:37:34Z

Dear Kathryn: I would very much like to keep in contact with you regarding the Masters Ancestry, I am know longer involved on the Ancestry.com at this time, my renewal was up and I can't renew at this time, if you would like to reach me on my email the address is nj.cerenzie@gmail.com. I am still very interested. Thank You Nancy

Re: Josiah Masters born New Zealand, father Richard Josiah Masters and Sarah Crawford

broomsticktours — 2011-08-02 00:35:44Z

Hi, I am not sure if I have been in contact with you before re our mutual ancestors the Masters.

I have quite a bit of information if you would be intersted and of course I note this thread was back in 2004.

Richard Josiah Masters married Sarah Crawford in Picton NSW Australia 1864 (NB he used the name Henry on the marriage cert.) I think they had 1 child born in Aust then migrated to NZ where he had 2 brothers Charles & Edward. Sarah was only about 16 when they married. One of their children died in NZ about the age of 2 & Richard Josiah died soon after.

Richard Josiah's parents were Richard Josiah Masters and Mary Boutcher.

Richard Josiah Jnr was born in Middlesex and there were several children Orlando, Henry, William , Mary Ann (died in infancy) Charles Melbourne, Clement Stuart, Edward Arundel, another daughter also Mary Ann bn 1846 (my gt gt grandmother).
I have missed some.

Charles & Edward came to NZ and Richard Josiah came over from Aus around the same time as their mother came from England with Mary Ann (aka Marion Annie)

After Sarah returned to Australia she did remarry and have more children.

I would very much know what happened to their brother Clement Stuart. The last I have been able to find was as an apprentice on the ship Loodinah arriving in NSW 1855.

The handwritten story we have written by Mary Ann's son about 1890 or so is that they lost contact & he died at sea but I have not found any proof. My father has as his second name Clement and I see on several of the Certificates I have purchased there are Clements in the Australian branch of the family.

PS not sure about the Auckland birth of Josiah although it was in NZ

Regards, Patricia

Re: Masters in Ontario Canada

njcerenzie1 — 2011-07-22 01:16:08Z

still interested but no longer on ancestry at this time if you would like to contact me, nj.cerenzie@gmail.com that would be ok.Thank you in advance Nancy

Re: Masters in Ontario Canada

KathrynHarris52 — 2011-07-19 14:04:44Z

Hi Nancy.
are you still working on your family tree? I recently received another message from someone also a member of the Masters family. you may be related to her. Let me know if you would like me to pass along your information.
Hope all is well with you.
Kathy Harris

Re: Thomas Masters

MargaretFarmer82 — 2011-07-14 02:11:59Z

I am not sure my info will help,but dates maybe wrong. My grandfather was Willie Masters, his dad was Tom J. Masters and I have a date of B-22 Sept.1842,D-30 Nov. 1915. Tom's wife Mary Hupp. Tom & Mary had 17 children 11 lived and there was 4 sets of twins. My grandpa Willie was born in Upper Tygart,KY. I have the names of the 11, 6 were unnamed. There is a Masters Cementary in Carter Co.Ky. Let me know if this helped you.

Re: Masters kin - Joseph Masters

revbarb_1 — 2011-07-13 04:31:25Z

If you are still interested.... My grandmother was Myrtle Masters Bishop sister to Stella Masters Fike. I have a couple photos of them together.
The dates my grandmother gave differ a bit. Their father Joseph D. Masters born April 29, 1846 in Ohio... wife, Rebecca Border born July 2, 1846 Ohio. I have family records in my grandmother's writing and photos of Stella and Albert, Myrtle and Stella and Joseph D. and Rebecca with all 8 children.
Let me know if you are still looking for information..

Re: Masters kin - Joseph Masters

revbarb_1 — 2011-07-13 04:16:30Z

I have a Joseph D. Masters born April 29, 1846 in Ohio.
Married to Rebecca Border born July 2, 1846
They had 8 children.
Are you still looking for information?

Re: Masters kin - Joseph Masters

revbarb_1 — 2011-07-13 04:12:26Z

I have a Joseph D. Masters born April 29, 1846.
Wife, Rebbecca Borders born July 2, 1846.
They had 8 children
Edwin, Stella, Myrtle, Arthur, Riley, Orlie, Charles and Roy.
I believe Joseph D. was a minister. i will look for additional information.
My Grandmother was Myrtle Masters Bishop. Riley died at the age of 18 or 19 fell from a tree. Edwin was a well known minister, writer and I believe an artist. I have a photo of him.
I will see what else I can find. My grandmother was very good at writing down family history. The information is spread out so let me know if you want information on his children. I think I can go back further and I do have a few family pictures you might find interesting.

Re: Samuel Masters of New York

masters_pj — 2011-07-13 02:44:49Z

The dates you have for Samuel's brothers look as though they could be brothers to the elder Samuel (my great-great-great-grandfather). I am not positive though as I have no information about his family, other than who his one son is (the one I am a descendent of).

Re: Thomas Masters

janperryman — 2011-07-10 19:13:12Z

My great great grandfather, William Masters (b c.1831) came from Warwickshire but unfortunately none of the census sheets state which area. On his marriage cert his father is John Masters, a labourer. If I have the correct John he would be an agricultural labourer. William was an Iron Stone/coal miner, so was his brother John, in the Oldbury area.This came under the registration district of West Bromwich.Cradley is not far away.
My great grandmother was Ann Maria Masters b. cerc1860. She married Thomas McHale. And lived in Langley/Oldbury which was within the boundary of West Bromwich. Her father was Willliam Masters. Does anyone share these people? Jan

Re: Help! with George Milton Masters Ancestors

MargaretFarmer82 — 2011-07-09 18:33:16Z

The George M.Masters you mention was no doubt a brother to my grt grt grandfather Tom J. Master (wife,Mary). My records don't show a George, but the Clevie & Betty I have and my Mom used the mention her uncle Clevie D-1953 & Betty D-1936, they had 7 children, the one names Bessie Master-Roseberry, I knew personally we lived in same town and went to same church of God, she died several years ago. I know where Flat Fork is and have been there. The Masters cementary is next to the Christian Church off the highway from Globe west of Olive Hill,KY.

Re: Help! with Masters Ancestors

MargaretFarmer82 — 2011-07-09 18:18:06Z

My relation to Tom J. Masters/Mary Hupp it they were my great great grandparents. Their son Willie Masters(grandpa)married Tiny Clark-Fannin in 1909 and the first born was my mother, Ithel Masters. I am 81 yrs old and visiting with my Mom and Aunts at the cementary (Family cemetary) in Upper Tygert, Carter Co,KY. I copied all the names with B*D dates. Back at the house they filled me in with this info. Tom & Mary Master had 17 children 11 lived,4 sets of twins. The George M's older brother was Thomas J. which would be my grt grt grandfather. WE HAVE A MATCH; Your dates and mine agree Samuel & Leona had 11 children. My Mom could only remember knowing Goldi,Jay,Ora,Nola,Sadie,Emme,& Virgie who she mentioned at lot when I was growing up they wer 1st cousins. I think I have a picture of mom with Virgie. The Zornes I have is Betty Zornes(D-1936) married to Grover Cleveland Masters (a twin)D-1953 and one of the 7 children was Bessie Master-Roseberry lived in same town I was born in, Knightstown,IN. Almost all of the children of Tom J.Master died of heart attach. Some of Moms lst cousins I knew personally. Let me know with you want all the names I have.

Re: Masters

geoffreystephens_1 — 2011-07-05 14:39:55Z

Hi Arlene
I have done some more digging and collected some more data on the Masters My email is geoffrey.stephens@O2.co.uk

Regards Geoff

Re: Masters

arlene_mayall — 2011-06-24 21:13:32Z

Hi Geoff
I really don't have anymore information on Stephen Masters 1804 than you do, but I have two different sources that I will try and see if they have any further information.
Stephen Masters born 1804 was the father of my Great Grandmother Amelia Hester Masters, Amelia's daughter Rachel Elizabeth Masters b 1871 d 1960 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Rachel was born out of wedlock, Amelia married John E Wallingford when my grandmother was about 5. Rachel married Edward Francis Hood and they came to Canada.
Would you like to exchange email address, I find it easier to send stuff back and forth.
Regards
Arlene Mayall
mayall@telusplanet.net

Re: Masters

geoffreystephens_1 — 2011-06-24 20:37:03Z

Hi Arlene
I am currently researching the family of my daughter in Law Rebecca Masters and have had quite a bit of success, I didn't expect to get a response from you as your post was 5 years old. so it is great to find you still active.
I am currently looking for the parents of Stephen Masters b 1804 all I know is that their names are Stephen and Mary. can you help.
Some of the other lines I have back at least 100 years. thanks to someone putting the Swanage BMD on line have you seen it. http://members.iinet.net.au/~suegar/swanage.htm
If not try it.
Is there anything you are stuck with that I might be able to help.

Regards

Geoff

Re: Masters

arlene_mayall — 2011-06-22 21:43:35Z

Hi Geoffrey
Your information re the Masters is correct, I was quite new at this gen stuff when I posted my note, but on my tree I have the same information as you.
I have John Talbot's parents as Joseph Talbot b1694 d1779 he married Elizabeth Vye b1698 d1751.
Rachel Chinchen's parents were William Chinchen b 1700 d 1764 and wife Marquess Margaret Bower b 1704 d1773.
When I started my research I was given the wrong Talbots as being in my family, just yesterday I started working to clean the Talbots up in my tree, I have not gone through all of them up am working on it.
Any information you have on the Masters and Talbots would be great to see.
Thanks for the note, I look forward to hearing from you.
Arlene Mayall

Re: Masters

geoffreystephens_1 — 2011-06-22 20:41:23Z

I am researching the Masters of Swanage, and have some of the information you posted except Ann Talbots parents were Sam and Lucy Masters her grandparents were John Talbot and Rachel Chinchen. I am still trying to tie this up and get further back

Thomas Masters

Jem_Masters — 2011-06-17 03:56:44Z

I am trying to find the parents of Thomas Masters born in 1828 Alcester Warwickshire, He moved to Worcestershire and married Mary having william, my great grandfather in Cradley

If anyone can help that would be fantastic as I am not able to get past him in my family tree

Many thanks

Jem

Re: Alice Masters born Birmingham c1862

skysmum — 2011-06-12 08:18:13Z

Hi Jan, Thanks for coming back, did try to send some info through to you, but it wouldn't go through on the email address you posted. If you could contact me on skys_mum@yahoo.com.au will resend the info through to you. Regards Faye

Re: Alice Masters born Birmingham c1862

janperryman — 2011-06-10 15:03:03Z

Hi....we do seem to have possible connections with our Masters.like you I have hit a brick wall and most of the posts have been to do with Alice Masters which I have not found. William Masters born about 1831 was my GG grandfather. I know from marriage cert and also shows his father as John. I also found that his brother John was with him on following census sheets. William was a coal miner also John. In 1851 they were both miner apprentices in Langley (Worcestershire at that time)where William must have met my GG grandmother Eliza Allen.
The cencus for 1841 1851 and 1861 have a John Masters married to Sarah ?? John is down as a labourer. The area was Marton Warwickshire. The similarities suggest we may have the same family. Your info is the closest I've had in 4 years. I would like to pursue this further. What do you think? Shall we contact via email to make it easier? Mine is janatstandgale.co.uk Hope to hear from you again Jan

Re: Rosanna Masters

ms73sat — 2011-06-07 05:21:14Z

she is my grandmother. you can find info on the sparks tree. hope this helps you.

mike sparks

Re: Rosanna Catherine Masters

ms73sat — 2011-06-07 05:18:44Z

myrtle olive sparks/jackson is my grandmother her son is my dad john wesly sparks. i do have info on rosanna masters, you can go to the sparks family tree and find her there hope this helps you.

mike sparks

Re: Alice Masters born Birmingham c1862

caedwards2011 — 2011-06-07 02:55:08Z

two trees claim an Alice Masters married to a Thomas Broomhall. Have you been in contact with thEM?
joy green Public Member Tree
Alice Masters
Birth: Abt 1860 - Honiley, Warwickshire, England
Marriage: 1888 - Birmingham
Spouse: Thomas Broomhall
F: James Masters M: Martha Knight

Masters-Wilson Family Tree Public Member Tree
Alexandra Alice Masters
Birth: June 1863 (Jun 1863) - Warwickshire, England
Marriage: 1888 - Warwickshire, England
Spouse: Thomas Broomhall
F: John Masters M: Harriett Farmer

Re: Alice Masters born Birmingham c1862

valeriejane44 — 2011-06-06 10:27:53Z

Hiya everyone on this thread! I did find Alice, she was born Alexandra Alice Masters, but was known as Alice, so that was where all the mix up was!

Re: MASTERS FAMILY

clareeee — 2011-06-06 00:44:46Z

hi alan john william masters is in genes reunited siblins rhona and hazel wood check out the family tree good luck