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Re: David Mould 1766-ish d Leek, Staffs, England 1839

bluemanc07 — 2012-04-25 21:07:32Z

Hey there,
Only just seen your post, message back if you are still interested in exchanging information ...
Pat xx

Family of Donald MOULD (Ohio?) USA 20C

2012-04-05 08:55:18Z

just looking for some family in other states etc. I am from Elyria, Ohio. My grandfather is Donald Mould. He passed away about six years ago .

Re: looking for family in USA

mould47 — 2012-04-05 01:47:05Z

email me at mould1947@hotmail.com. My uncle was Donald Mould from Cleveland, OH.

Re: looking for family in USA

mould47 — 2012-04-05 01:45:29Z

My grandfather's name was Thomas Mould. He had a son named Thomas and one named Donald. this was in the Cleveland Oh. area.

Re: MOULD FAMILY in England, 1800's

mould_amanda — 2011-10-29 15:52:25Z

hi,my husbands family came from west cornforth, county durham.thanks amanda

Re: Jay franklin mould e-mail me about the mould name

JayFranklinMould — 2011-09-02 14:50:01Z

Just re-read your email and saw the name Hazel Wood. I just recently found the connection of that name in my family tree via the family Historian of "The William Bull and Sarah Wells Family association. I believe if you are Tammy Marie, you are my 2nd cousin 2 Times removed. Is your last name currently or was it Houge?

Re: Mould Family In New York

Whereismyfamily1 — 2011-07-09 16:16:57Z

Thank you for your response.

I am glad to collect any information.

Thank you,

Linda

Re: Mould Family In New York

JayFranklinMould — 2011-07-07 17:25:23Z

I know of no member of the Mould family I am decended of from Vermont. The Earliest Mould's I know of were from Orange County, New York and I understand prior to that the Mould family came from Germany. Sorry I could be of no more help.

Re: Mould Family In New York

Whereismyfamily55 — 2011-07-03 23:05:26Z

I am a decendant of a Mould that lived in New York. However, based on a census response I thought that the original Mould was from Vermont. I know that I am a decendant of Aschel S. Mould who was married to Maria Louise Crary. Any information you have on Aschel would be appreciated.

Thank you,

Linda

Catherine Ann Mould b 1809 ?New York State, USA (Mrs James Fulton Comfort)

TorreyPines12557 — 2011-06-26 16:34:07Z

Searching for information on Catherine Ann Mould.

Born 1st July 1809 I think in New York State, Married to James Fulton Comfort 7th November 1832 and died
21st February 1857 Bethel, Sullivan County, New York.

It is believed she was buried at Old Fulton or Fraser Cemetery, Ferndale, Sullivan County, New York.

I would like information on her parents or siblings.

Thank you
Ellen

MOULD Family of Stafford, England

trishjones501 — 2011-06-01 22:28:57Z

hi, my name is trish, i am trying to research the mould family from stafford, all of my family originate from stafford, my dad was thomas william mould born 1925 he married my mom sheila moss in july 1948 there abouts, my grandfather was also called thomas william mould and he married mary jane thomas in 1918 in stafford, so if anyone can help id be really gratefull.

Re: David Mould 1766-ish d Leek, Staffs, England 1839

trishjones501 — 2011-06-01 21:01:23Z

hi, iv only just read your post about the mould family in stafford, well my family also come from stafford, my dad was thomas william mould and his dad was also thomas william mould born around 1895, he married a lady called mary jane thomas in 1918 in stafford, i am also tryin to research my mould family tree, if you could help that would be great, my name is trish (patricia) jones but obviously my maiden name was patricia mould, what a coincedence is that.

Re: MOULD FAMILY in England, 1800's

sskb1215 — 2011-05-25 15:42:49Z

Hi, My father, John Henry Mould, came to the USA from England in 1952. He was one of 4 siblings. Kathleen, Thomas, John and Frank. Their father was Thomas Herbert Mould.

Re: mould / moulds from St Budeaux Devon, England 1700's

hilton999 — 2011-04-25 20:36:31Z

I am JOHN MOULD living in Barnet Hertfordshire, UK. Robert Mould and Mary Manning of St Budeaux were my gt gt gt grandparents. I have done much research in UK and some in US and Canada but not Australia.

Perhaps if you are still interested we could compare notes.
Regards

john@mould4.plus.com

Re: Family of John MOULD b England 1821 > Saratoga, NY, USA

tisaroots — 2011-04-06 04:35:05Z

Hello Patrick,
Nice to make your acquaintance. I seen you posting on Ancestry.com and I am a descendant of John Mould (Gen I). He is my great, great, great grandfather. I am trying to find out what was John’s real name. I heard that he changed it for anonymity purposes. Would it be Busby? I am trying to find out a bit more background about UK descendants. Thanks very much for your help.

Tisa Mould
Email Tisa001@optonline.net

Re: MOULD FAMILY in England, 1800's

bishoptowers — 2011-04-04 19:25:16Z

Hi, Iam a Midlands Mould. Robert Colin Mould my father.Iam listed as deceased,but still got a bit of a pulse going on,lol. Would be interested in any information you have

Re: MOULD FAMILY in England, 1800's

MasonPaul47 — 2011-01-18 14:52:29Z

Thomas Ditchburn-mold was my grandfarther bourn in Ashington Northumberland in the late 1800s died Nov 1964 age 73

However his name was not always Mould he was known as Rose for most of his early life and his service in The 7th Northumberland Fusillersd in WW1.

He had one son KENITH MOULD not sure of Uncle Kens DoB, just started this, but about 1920s he dised in 2000 Protsmouth Hampshire (England) served in The Royal Navy befor, during & after WW2, was mentiond in the Portsmouth News Papers in the 70s, for staying on baoard an admiltry dreger with active fizzing 1000Kg bomb.

He had two sons Geffery age about 58 and Keith age about 54 the also have childer but not up on ther names yet.

Thomas Ditchburn-Mould Ashington Northumberland

MasonPaul47 — 2011-01-18 14:27:58Z

Thomas Ditchburn-Mould Ashington Northumberland

Thomas Ditchburn-mold was my grand-farther on my mothers side of the family.

He dided in November 1964, I've no information on his actual farther.

Thomas was called ROSE in The 7 Northumberland Fusilers during WW1 and untill he got married

We think his farther was Thomas Dichburn a seaman, lost at sea, from BLYTH NORTHUMBERLAND

I would be very greatfull for any information that anyone could provide.

Re: Mould genealogy of Midlands/N England > Sussex, England

jkirke152 — 2010-09-28 08:26:10Z

Thank you for your reply. My KIRK/Kirke family used the wife's surname as a 2nd name in most generations. I am searching as the family moved to Gravesend Kent abt. 1730 from somewhere ?
The last child in this family was William Moule Kirk, born 1736. His father was George Kirk, I expect the wife was a Moul/Moulde/Mole etc. I try all spellings. Do you have any link to a Kirk/Kirke family, (the marriage does not appear to be Gravesend) abt 1710 if not I will not expect you to reply. Thank you for your time.
Joyce Kirk.

Re: Mould genealogy of Midlands/N England > Sussex, England

Fiona_Bathgate — 2010-09-15 15:05:20Z

Hi

Please be wary of making that assumption - in one generation of my family second names were Crompton, Pick and Henlock - no connexions anywhere with those names

Re: Mould genealogy of Midlands/N England > Sussex, England

jkirke152 — 2010-09-15 11:19:01Z

I am searching for the wife of George Kirk who must have surname Mould as a child had Mould as a second name -went to gravesend had a large family. William Mould was the name of the child - can you help -could not get your tree onto screen.
Most likly a Sarah or Sal Mould

Roy MOULD - Magistrate of Brisbane, Australia 20C

marnie84 — 2010-08-22 13:32:52Z

I am trying to find a Roy Mould, his sister was Doris Lillian Hunt nee Mould. I think he was a magistrate in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia sometime. I know his sister was born in Middlesex in 1899 and died in New Zealand 1991.

Re: Mould genealogy of Midlands/N England > Sussex, England

Fiona_Bathgate — 2010-07-29 22:34:41Z

Tom Vincent is no longer on the boards - he last posted in 2000.

Fiona (board admin)

Re: Mould genealogy of Midlands/N England > Sussex, England

2010-07-29 22:08:37Z

Thomas & Elsie were my grandparents, and her maiden name was Crosby.

Re: Mould genealogy of Midlands/N England > Sussex, England

CmOULD8555 — 2010-07-29 20:57:22Z

I would very much appreciate a copy of Mould genealogy developed by the author. How dod I go about procuring same? Christopher M. Mould,greatgrandson of Wm. Leighton Mould, grandson of Arthur Leslie Mould, son of Ralph Norman Mould, 2 Drake Lane, Scarborough,Maine USA 04074

Re: Matthew Mould family England to New York to Wisconsin, USA 1850's

susanfarrar160 — 2010-07-25 20:49:08Z

Hope you are still out there. I would love to obtain copies of the photo. Clara Edith Mould was my grandmother.

~susan farrar~

Re: David Mould 1766-ish d Leek, Staffs, England 1839

C_Pochon — 2010-04-10 20:52:41Z

I too can trace my ancestry back to David and Anchorite Mould and have a little information re. their family history in eighteenth century Staffordshire.Please let me know if you are still interested and I will then forward the relevant information.

Re: moulds

tmoulds1 — 2010-03-25 01:38:08Z

Interested in your name and heritage. My husband is also Tony Moulds and his dad is named John Moulds and we are originally from the Hull, East Yorkshire area.We now reside in Canada but
there are Moulds family members that still reside in that area.

Chloey Irena Mould (dr of Asa Mould) b New York, USA c1869

kelly652 — 2010-02-15 08:59:16Z

I am looking for information about my great-great-grandmother, Chloey Irena Mould, who was born in New York around 1869 to Asa and Elizabeth Mould. She married a man by the name of Poley and then remarried to Frank Joseph Rienecker. It is possible that Chloey had two sisters: Inez, born around 1862, and Lora, born around 1871.

Re: Jay franklin mould e-mail me about the mould name

JayFranklinMould — 2009-06-04 14:51:52Z

Greetings Tammy: I just saw this email dated 2000. I never saw it before sorry for the long wait for an answer. I am writing this away from home. I live in downtown Oneonta, New York, but I am up the hill to the SUNY campus and I don't have my printed geneology book with me. I cant tell you that Letitia and Danial Mould were my Great-Great Grandparents, and their son Christopher D (Born) Jan 1, 1855 and passed away February 1933, had three wives. Louise Bergen Laurance was his wife who had 6 children Three of which I have known and talked to. My Uncle Charles Milton Mould,The First, Peter Jay Mould (my grandfather) and a sister Letitia who came east from Redlands, California in either 1958,59,60, or 61. I can't remember the year, but she thought she better do it then as TIME WAS GOING BY, and she thought it would soon be to late. The Mould's were In Montgomery, New York, and the earliest mentioned was Johannes C. Mould born 2/3/1783, Married Mary Shafer. The name is German and I heard that it was spelled Moule. Where and when the "D" got in the name, I don't know. I will do some looking up of Christopher D, and see which wife had the persons you mentioned and get back. I hope this has helped.

Re: Mould, DeBell

tendonsforfloss — 2009-05-19 17:37:09Z

lol yea new to this, 1930's through now, i'm assuming anyway the names are of our fathers and grandfathers. not much is known about them at this time.

Re: Mould, DeBell

nanablue2004 — 2009-05-19 13:01:51Z

you should provide a timeframe...

Mould, DeBell

tendonsforfloss — 2009-05-19 02:26:19Z

i am currently trying to research my husband's mould families, only names i have is John Lester Mould, and possibly John Thomas Mould (england). also i am looking for my DeBell's only names i have is John Howard DeBell and Joseph DeBell and i believe his wife's name was Katherine Brewster. not much is known about these sides of the family would appreciate any help on this.

Re: Any MOULD rellies in Australia?

johnmoulds47 — 2009-03-16 11:01:16Z

sorry, not my lot...

Re: Any MOULD rellies in Australia?

suzanneellis62 — 2009-03-10 20:57:10Z

Hi I have an aunt by marriage who was a Mould from Cremorne, Sydney NSW. Married in 1944 to my Father's brother, Maurice Nixon.
Any help

Re: Any MOULD rellies in Australia?

rodandgeri2 — 2009-03-06 21:54:03Z

My maiden name was Mould the family was from Scone NSW Australia I can trace this family back to 1862

Regards Geraldine Shapley Nee: Mould

Re: Any MOULD rellies in Australia?

johnmoulds47 — 2009-03-04 10:48:57Z

hi, all of my lot were Moulds and settled in the Adelaide Hills...thanks anyway...John...

mould / moulds from St Budeaux Devon, England 1700's

johnmoulds47 — 2009-02-28 11:48:13Z

I am researching the Moulds of St Budeaux, Plymouth. My ancestor was Robert Mould circa 1785 and his wife Mary Manning bap 1791. Their children George, Christopher ,Sally/Sarah and Thomasine Moulds are some names you may recognise.
I believe the family originated in Cornwall and were from Blisland. The name Thomasine Laundery appears in early documents as marrying Christopher Mould in 1758 and is a key to early records. Roberts baptism remains a mystery.

Re: John MOULD b abt 1747 Staffs., England

jemould42 — 2008-10-18 11:00:59Z

Thanks for reply. Have this week made an enquiry to Staffs
Archives with my info and yours to try to confirm. My
relative is John Mould born 1808 at Longnor Staffs and came to Newington London about say 1835/6 and married a Walworth
girl on New Years Day 1837 and was a Shoemaker. When his wife died on 1st Nov 1857 all family were admitted to the
Workhouse and he discharged himselfin Jan 1858 ad cannot trace him after.Believe his Father was Thomas MOULD and
mother Elizabeth BOTT and then think your info is Thomas
MOULDS parents,Sure hope so would be greatWilllet you know
when I hear back Regards

Re: John MOULD b abt 1747 Staffs., England

m_mould157 — 2008-10-18 11:00:22Z

Most interested in hearing from you, my paternal side ancesters were Mould (father obviously) his mother was a (Woodings, Maud Mary) her mother was Jemima Gadsby born Ancote, Staffs ??

Jemima married a Charles Woodings.

Regards

Michael

Re: John MOULD b abt 1747 Staffs., England

m_mould157 — 2008-10-17 19:43:59Z

I got my information from the Mormon Church IGI listings, it is extremely hard to find info that far back.

I have tried parish records but most of them are either water damaged, faded out or eaten by mice etc, if you try the Bishops transcripts you have to wonder what they were smoking or had drunk? They are so unreliable.

I am most interested in following up your info, I think we can assume that we are related. I am the only one of my family who emigrated that I know of.

There are lots of family on the Stoke area, I have a brother and sister in Salisbury.

I would love to hear from you.

Regards

Michael

Re: John MOULD b abt 1747 Staffs., England

jemould42 — 2008-10-01 22:11:34Z

We also believe this to be a descendant.
You say that John Mould had five offspring we think he had two more - Thomas (christened 25 Oct 1781, Leek Stafford) and Sarah (christened 14 Aug 1783, Onecote Stafford). There may have been another missing child born 1778. We are descended from Thomas.
Do you have any other info on Samuel born about 1717. You seem to have got further back than us.

Re: MOULD FAMILY

VallisAquila270 — 2008-08-15 06:22:13Z

I am the 3rd great Grandson of John Mould(b. 1798 in Smethwick Staffordshire )+ Hannah Downing (b. 1801 Oldbury Worcestershire ) I think they had 11 children Edward 1824, Elizabeth Hannah 1825, John Downing 1827, William Henry 1828 (2nd Great Grandfather), Eliza Maria 1830, Dennis John 1832, Myra Eliza 1834, George Anthony 1836 Robert Eliens 1838, Thomas 1839, Sarah Ann 1840. Do you know who John Mould parents were?

Re: MOULD/FOLKARD/DORKING

honeybee50 — 2008-06-07 22:37:10Z

Household Record 1881 British Census
Household:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Charles DORKING Head M Male 37 Grays, Essex, England Chemical Labor
Mary A. DORKING Wife M Female 36 Battersea
Mary J. DORKING Daur Female 14 Battersea Cossaque Maker
Francis E. DORKING Son Male 12 Battersea Errand Boy
George C. DORKING Son Male 9 Battersea Scholar
Hester C. DORKING Daur Female 6 Battersea Scholar
Florence E. DORKING Daur Female 3 Battersea
Ada M. DORKING Daur Female 11 m Battersea

Source Information:
Dwelling 6 Church Rd
Census Place Battersea, Surrey, England
Family History Library Film 1341147
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0638 / 47
Page Number 36

i hope these two replies help with your search if you haven't already successfully found them yourself

regards
rachel

Re: MOULD/FOLKARD/DORKING

honeybee50 — 2008-06-07 22:29:01Z

Marriages Jun 1919 (>99%)
Folkard Violet M Mould Wandsworth 1d 1131
Mould Henry T Folkard Wandsworth 1d 1131

BIRTH of ESTHER (HESTER)
Name: Hester Charlotte Dorking
Year of Registration: 1874
Quarter of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec
District: Wandsworth
County: Greater London, London, Surrey
Volume: 1d
Page: 657 (click to see others on page)

1901 census Esther Folkard b 1882 in London, living At Margaret and st john, London working as a servant domestic

Marriages Jun 1899 (>99%)
Dorking Hester Charlotte Wandsworth 1d 1298 (this must be esther)
Folkard Edmund Charles M Wandsworth 1d 1298

Births Dec 1901 (>99%)
MOULD Thomas Henry Kingston 2a 384 ??? possibly?

Aschel or Ashel or Achel Mould of VT and NY, USA

Whereismyfamily55 — 2008-05-12 01:00:34Z

Aschel S. Mould (born and died in New Yor) was married to Maria Louis Crary. Aschel's father was also called Aschel or a variation Asel (and so forth) - born in Vermont and died in New York. I am searching for the wife Asel (the VY/NY one) as well as verification that Joseph Mould of VT ws his father. Also looking for name of mother.

Thank you.

M. Mould of Baraboo, WI, USA 1850's

VickiJoCT — 2003-01-22 04:45:45Z

I am looking for any descendants or relatives of M.Mould of Baraboo, Wisconsin who owned M.Mould or M. Mould and Son Photography studio in about the 1850-1860's.
Thank you,
Vicki Jo

Ancestors of William Henry Mould b Stoke, England 1885

2000-09-03 12:00:00Z

William Henry Mould born 20/12/1885 Stoke on Trent England
Links required prior to that date please.

George Albert MOULD b 1914, Bulford Camp, Dorset, England

2002-04-05 09:48:23Z

hi we are trying to trace my wifes family. due to internal friction the family split up some years ago and are now untraceable. My wifes parents are both deceased ande we have very little information to start with and we hope that someone can point us in the right direction. the information we have on the Mould side is that ther father was GEORGE ALBERT MOULD born 20/02/1914 on Bulford Army camp Dorest. Father was Harry Mould and was either RSM or CSM

George had two brothers alf and bill can any one help please

Moulds of Lincs., UK 19thC

paula_percival — 2002-06-07 16:24:45Z

I am trying to find out about my grandfathers family. His father was Thomas Moulds whom married Elizabeth Baxter (dont know when). Thomas' father was John. I think they originated in Ropsley, Lincs.

Can anyone help?

Paula