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Re: Maund family in Herefordshire

HelenGardini — 2012-02-06 20:56:06Z

I think we may have been in touch many years ago about the Maund family in Herefordshire. My interest is in Maria Maund (b1837) who married Thomas Banks (b1834. I remember sending you some information. Do you have a tree that I can view here?

Re: Maund family in Herefordshire

linda_and_eric — 2012-01-29 14:33:47Z

My gggrandfather was born in Leominster in c1809, he married Sarah Hobson who was from West Ham. They had 7 children but only 2 born in Herefords (Weobley) - John b1835 and James b1837. The family had moved to London/Surrey area by 1840. My gggrandfather was Richard Alfred and my grandfather was Edgar Richard.
Not been able to trace family back before 1809 and know no living family members except my late Uncle's wife and their children and my own sisters!

Re: William Herbert Maund

no_aitch — 2011-10-29 14:59:21Z

Hi Carol

We are of the same generation. I was born in 48 but was brought up my grandparents: my grandfather referred to Lucy (his grandmother) as 'Granny Maund' so I do too although she was my G G grandmother. Was Hugh in the RAF? Hope you had fun in Scotland. My private email: no-aitch@ntlworld.com I have Lucy's (Illingworth)family tree - back to Charles 1 - if you would be interested in seeing it and you could help me fill in some gaps. Lunch in Pompey (where I went to school)or Southampton sometime after Christmas?
Best wishes
Sara

PS Happy 'big' birthday this year (presumably past).

Re: William Herbert Maund

caroljaye — 2011-10-26 17:35:00Z

How fascinating...you met my Gt.Aunt Ellen, who only died a couple of years ago. I think she was responsible for Uncle Bingham taking the farm despite its flooding dangers. Her son Hugh now runs the farm though I'm out of touch with him.
Your Lucy and Frederica sound fascinating. I think the generations are a bit muddled as Gt. Uncle Ted/Gt Grandfather Maund married late to Eleanora v. young and Loben, my grandfather married early in his 20s and my mother was born in 1919 and had me in 1941 - you can work out how old I am! It would be good to meet, I live in the Isle of Wight but there must be somewhere half way?
I am off to Scotland for a week, my eldest son lives there with his three children. When he was born he had Eleanora as gt.gt grandmother still alive and now he has 3 girls of his own.
All best cousinly wishes
Carol

Re: William Herbert Maund

no_aitch — 2011-10-26 10:07:28Z

About 40 years ago my (now 'ex') husband and I were on leave in Somnerset(I think - not Devon as I thought previously). An avid fly fisherman, he booked a day at a local trout farm and I took my book along prepared for a long day. In the afternoon there was the grandfather of all rain storms and little shelter. A lady emerged from the farmhouse and seeing the miserable wet heap shivering sadly, invited me in for a cup of tea and to dry off. As we went into the hall, I heard myself saying "Good God, that's my great-great grandmother!" I was looking straight at the picture of 'Granny Maund' (WH's wife, Lucy) in her eighties of which I have a copy. We had a jolly tea with her and her husband who I now know to be Bingham, (although I'm sure he called himself something else) who remembered my G-grandmother who he referred to as 'Aunt Freddie'. A small world. Thank you so much for all the info. Do you live near Reading?
Regards
Newly found coz.

Re: William Herbert Maund

caroljaye — 2011-10-25 16:57:06Z

Hello Cousin Sara,
The trout farm owner was Bingham Maund, youngest son of your uncle Ted. The farm still in the family. Uncle Ted married Eleanora, seems to have been a dragon, when he was 42 and she 19 and according to my researches pregnant with my grandfather, Loben and his elder brother Clinton had been born in 1891! No stuffy Victorians there it seems. The next son was Geoffrey who died of cholera/dysentery in a Japanese prison in Malaya in 1942. Miele was the one with Rhodes and Jameson as godfathers. Bingham came next followed in 1914 by Diana Christobel (mama was suffragist).
Its lovely to hear your take on my g. grandfather - I have a few photos of him at Croyde beach with my mother and her cousins.

Re: William Herbert Maund

no_aitch — 2011-10-24 16:57:05Z

Hi Caroljaye

And hello cousin! Did your grandfather have a trout farm in Devon? If so, I met him many years ago. WH's children were listed on my copy of a family tree. Please let me know if wrong. My grandfather was very fond of his 'Uncle Ted' - your G grandfather who I gathered was my G grandmother's (Frederica) favourite brother. Ted was a cartographer, among other things, and one can buy copies of his African maps from the RGS.

Sara

Re: William Herbert Maund

caroljaye — 2011-10-24 15:22:24Z

I am great great granddaughter of William Herbert Maund, via Loben but you have some facts wrong. Let me know if you want details.

Mildred Maund (b. 13 Jan 1906 in Shrevesport, Louisiana)

AGHatchett3rd — 2011-03-25 07:55:27Z

I am trying to find information on the above Mildred Maund.
She married Richard Ewing Powell (Dick Powell- Hollywood actor)circa 1925 and all his biographies say they divorced in 1927 but....

They are shown on the 1930 Census living as man and wife in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where he was working in a theater at the time. They are also shown on a 1931 passenger list showing them returning from Havana, Cuba aboard the SS Orient.

Any info or clues appreciated.

Robert Maund

mfmaund — 2011-02-26 19:42:09Z

Am looking for information about Robert Maund who married Mary Reynolds in the Worcester Area in 1816.

Many thanks

Marina

Robert Maund

mfmaund — 2011-02-26 19:37:33Z

Am looking for information regarding Robert Maund who married Mary REynolds in 1816

Many thnanks

Marina

ROBERT MAUND

mfmaund — 2011-02-25 14:43:39Z

Am looking for information about Robert Maund who married Mary Reynolds in 1816 in Worcester(?). His son John Maund was made a Freeman of Worcester in 1845. I presume they were descendents of Maunds who migrated from the Little Hereford Area.

Can anyone help? Many thanks in advance.
Marina

Re: great grandfather john maund & great grandmother margaret o'donohue

szabatta — 2011-01-14 16:05:17Z

My grandfather was Louis Maund, his parents were John and Ellen Maund and his grandparents were John and Margaret(whoes last name I did not know.) I will share what I have if you share what you have.
Susan

Re: Emma Maund (Family) - Mecklenburg, North Carolina

szabatta — 2011-01-14 15:50:00Z

Emma and Louis Maund are my Grandparents. How are you related to Maund and where did you get the cemetary letter? I have been working on my family tree for years now.

Maund family

christineharker11 — 2011-01-01 16:38:48Z

I have recently started researching my family tree and in particular my father's side. My grandmother was Annie Maund,(born around 1873) married to Harvey Daniel Hobbs, and the family came from Worcester, England. I would be very grateful if anyone has any information or connection and could offer help in my research. Regards, Christine Harker (Hobbs)

Re: William Herbert Maund

caroljaye — 2010-09-02 17:56:47Z

Am related to you! My grandfather was Loben, not the eldest son that was Clinton. There are so many myths about this family and some facts which seem stranger. I ;should be v. interested to see your results on going further back.
Best wishes

william herbert maund

caroljaye — 2010-07-27 14:24:23Z

I am somehow related to all this as I am eldest granddaughter of Loben Edward Harold (Ark Royal) and hold many letters relating to his life and times.

Re: Maund's

madelinek9 — 2010-02-22 18:03:09Z

Hi Jules,

My grandad was Albert Maund, Harry's brother. I spoke to my mum today and she can remember 'Uncle Harry'. My nan is still with us, and can remember bits and pieces. So i guess one of your parents is my mum's cousin!

Get in touch if you would like - i'm not sure what help i can offer in terms of family tree but i'll give it a go.

Madeline

Re: Maund's

julesaussie1 — 2010-01-20 22:07:53Z

Hi R Williams, I saw your post about Maunds living on Bear st in Hay, I am trying to trace my family tree, my grandfather
was Harry Maund and was born in Hay in 1919, he lived on bear st & his parents where called Edward & Rose Maund, just wondered if you knew any other info about the elderly people you mention who lived on bear st?
any info appreciated
Jules

Re: Joyce's message ref; Wm from Pa

toddcordray — 2009-07-21 17:53:28Z

I know this is an old post and i hope you are still out there and can help. You mention "the preacher Wm. W. Maund..." i believe this is my ggg-grandfather. Do you have any information you can share, I would appreciate it.

Todd Cordray

todd.cordray@gmail.com

Re: Maunds

JoyceMaundWeber — 2009-05-08 01:45:19Z

my father was william Maund,your aunt kathy is 1 of my sisters.who is your mom and dad please ?i don't like to give out to much info. to just anyone.if you have yahoo messenger you can add me >> jackiethesnob@yahoo.com

Re: Maunds

nickmaun — 2009-05-07 20:09:14Z

Hi I heard my Aunt Cathy Maund was talking to you, I was researching the Maunds for a school project and came across this, I am 1 of the Grand Children of Bill James Maund.

Re: William Maund

LivingThomas — 2007-03-04 09:51:59Z

I have a picture entitle Mary Maude if anyone is interested. I think it should have been "maund"

Re: William Maund

LivingThomas — 2007-03-04 09:51:57Z

I have a picture entitle Mary Maude if anyone is interested. I think it should have been "maund"

Re: William Maund

LivingThomas — 2007-03-04 09:51:51Z

I have a picture entitle Mary Maude if anyone is interested. I think it should have been "maund"

Caren Family

CarenBat — 2007-01-17 12:45:11Z

I've been researching the Caren Family originally from Ireland who settled initially in New York. I would like to be in touch. Karen

Maund/Turner connection in GA

MaryGordonSmith — 2006-11-10 21:21:16Z

Trying to find ties with my Turner line. Willie C Turner m. abt 1907 GA Ansel T Maund. After looking for his parents, I found that Ansel and his brother Earl C Maund were living with their grandmother in 1900, Mary F Turner, so this let me know his mother was also a Turner. Willie and Ansel were living with his great Uncle Jasper A Turner, which do not believe to be part of my Turner line (or I have not found the connection). They had four children in GA, first child died as an infant, Lucie B, Robert Dixon, Ansel T Jr. I tried to find them in the 1880 census (which only Earl C Maund would have been born, but have had no luck.
Not one census report has them as Maund, I had to locate the hard way. Only GA death index gives the actual names.
I am certain there are still some living in Atlanta GA today and would be nice to have them help me fill in the blanks. I feel my tree cannot be complete if I cannot provide the info own the spouse's parents. It is for the benefit of the future researchers who will pick up the research where I leave off after I meet my maker.
The 1827 GA Lottery provides probably the first of this line to GA.
Hope one of these family members will help me.
Mary

Re: William Herbert Maund

2006-03-19 08:48:57Z

Good day to you Joe

If you like can you call me on my land line 01202 871 178

I can then answer any questions that you have...

Gary Maund

Re: William Herbert Maund

2006-03-11 10:07:48Z

Interesting. What was his business? Do you know? And do you have his dates? I will be including him in a book I am writing on English art collectors. Many thanks

Re: William Herbert Maund

2006-03-10 19:25:48Z

Hi, yes it is....

Have found the data I needed on his family

Regards
Gary Maund

Re: William Herbert Maund

2006-03-03 14:43:17Z

Is this the 'W. Herbert Maund' of Regent's Park, whose picture collection was sold at Christie's following his death in 1838?

Re: Emma Maund (Family) - Mecklenburg, North Carolina

JoyceW22 — 2005-06-21 15:29:37Z

Mark,where dose the name Brown come in on your family tree ?Brown is in mine.
Joyce

Re: Grandfather Charles from PA - Father Richard Maund

@@SVMainUS@Yahoo.com — 2005-05-31 16:31:55Z

I am searching for family of Charles/Richard Maund. Richard was my birthfather. He and my mother divorced when I was 3, and then I never saw him again except to find out he was killed in a car accident when I was 9. He had two more sons to his second marriage that I have never met. If you know of any Maund family in Pa, or used to be in Pa, do let me know. Thank you. I would like to meet my half brothers, if they are so inclined.

Re: Grandfather Charles from PA - Father Richard Maund

@@SVMainUS@Yahoo.com — 2005-05-31 16:31:55Z

You are!..I mean I AM..that is... I'm your sister!

PA Maunds - Richard Maund ancestory

@@SVMainUS@Yahoo.com — 2005-05-31 16:31:55Z

I am searching for family of Richard Maund. Richard was my birthfather. He and my mother divorced when I was 3, and then I never saw him again except to find out he was killed in a car accident when I was 9 (around 1965). He had two more sons to his second marriage that I have never met. If you know of any Maund family in Pa, or used to be in Pa, do let me know. Thank you. I would like to meet my half brothers, if they are so inclined.

Re: Maund tree from Durham England to Pittsburgh, PA!

@@SVMainUS@Yahoo.com — 2005-05-31 16:31:55Z

My sister-n-law sent me our family tree starting with William Maund who married Anne Webster (both born in Durham, England) If you would like me to share this with you, please Email me at SVmainus@yahoo.com.

Re: Emma Maund (Family) - Mecklenburg, North Carolina

2005-03-19 15:51:57Z

I obtained the information I needed by going through the SSDI records, but thanks for your help.

Re: Emma Maund (Family) - Mecklenburg, North Carolina

JoyceW22 — 2005-03-19 15:30:26Z

Mark,you have to find out where in N.Y because the state is big.I live in Buffalo,N.Y.if i can be any help let me know.

Emma Maund (Family) - Mecklenburg, North Carolina

mvm1961 — 2005-02-05 06:21:56Z

I have a cemetary letter showing Emma Maund, b.1894 and d.1991, who resided in Mecklenberg, NC. but was interred in NY. Her husband was Louis Maund. Any information would be a great help.

Re: Maund's

2005-01-03 16:58:57Z

Hello Mark - like to send your e-mail address and we can check out if you connect with my husband's family.

Happy NY

Lori O'Malia

Re: Maund's

2005-01-01 00:35:53Z

Mark,I don't know to much about my Maund family,My grandfather was one of 8 children that moved from England to the USA,his name was John Maund we do know he had a brother by the name of Pete the other children we don't know there name we know when they wrere of age they moved to other states.my Grandfather was born July/25/1893 and died Oct/1964.He married Eleanor Pearl Casey and they had 3 children John,Charles,Shirley.My father John change his name to William when he moved to N.Y,when my father died Jan./4/1985 he left 23 children. i'm trying to find my family but i keep comming to brick wall.i was told the the Maund was shorten,do you know anything about that?
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Joyce

John Maund and Margaret Donohue

2004-12-30 17:30:45Z

John Maund (England) and Margaret Donohue(Ireland are my direct descendents (circa 1820-1880). Their children were Helen, John M., and James. If you think this sounds close then E-Mail me!

Happy New Year to all!

Re: Maund's

2004-12-30 17:18:53Z

I am interested in talking to you...please email me...

Happy New Year!

Mark Maund

Re: Maunds in US/Herefordshire

2004-12-30 17:08:54Z