Pain - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Jessie PAIN and Henry WOOD

debbiepeacock2 — 2012-05-10 21:31:12Z

Hi Jessie Pain's mother is my 2nd Great Grandmother....so I suppose she would be a 2nd great auntie. I will try to find out marriage records and let you know... Kind regards Debbie
Harris/Denton/Peacock

Re: Maureen Pain - Ice Skater

mksizzle56 — 2012-01-03 12:13:56Z

Cindy, I have also replied to your query about Phyllis Victoria Inkster. I have post card photos of Maureen and a few other photos. I can't see any messages from you in the last few years. I hope you are still interested. Regards, Marg

Pain family new Zealand

loslade1 — 2011-04-26 10:12:51Z

I am looking for decendents of James Pain, he had children Charles, Allen, Amy, John, Carlos? George plus more. lived in Canterbury New Zealand. Maybe family in Cheviot ? I am great grand daughter. My father was Allan James his father Allen Ernest.

Re: Elizabeth Pain + William Newman Gaylard, Long Sutton, Somerset, 1784

erinsullivan57 — 2011-04-11 23:43:11Z

I am actually researching George Gaylard, Long Sutton. He is the father (illegitimate) to my g-g grandmother. ( Parish and Bastardy orders from somerset Hertage). Lucy Bannister.

Did George really end up in Australia? I cannot find arrival or death record for him and wife and children.

Thanks and hope to hear from you

Erin

mary ann pain(salisbury) married Octavius Winstanly in 1855

johnyeats_1 — 2011-01-08 08:10:47Z

Mary Ann born salisbry,wiltshire in 1825. Married Octavius in SALISBURY 1855. Possibly died in 1927? Would anyone have any information on any family links...Mary Anns parents?

pain families of deal, walmer, dover kent

CHARLA147 — 2010-12-18 12:41:32Z

hi
i'm looking for information of the pain families of kent.
i have an elizabeth ann pain married to henry g spicer.
i believe her father was edmond or edmund (joshua) pain.
these are the details i have, they good be wrong.
EDMOND JOSHUA PAIN
(FATHER) EDMOND (MARTIN) PAIN – (MOTHER) ESTHER BROAD MOCKITT

EDMOND JOSHUA PAIN (B 1811) - SARAH FRIEND (B 1807) MARRIED
CHILDREN – ELIZABETH ANN PAIN – 3rd JULY 1836
EDMOND JOHN PAIN – 1st SEPT 1838 – DIED 1840 AGED 2
WILLIAM JOHN PAIN – 13th SEPT 1840
EDMUND JOSHUA PAIN – 12th JULY 1846
SARAH ANN PAIN – 4th FEB 1849
EMILY PAIN -27th OCT 1861
OTHER CHILDREN LIVING WITH EDMOND AND SARAH IN CENCUS ARE
1851 – GEORGE MOCKITT PAIN BORN ABOUT 1842
1861 – GEORGE MOCKITT PAIN BORN ABOUT 1842
MARY JANE PAIN BORN ABOUT 1853
HESTER MOCKITT PAIN BORN ABOUT 1858

EDMOND (MARTIN) PAIN – ESTHER BROAD MOCKITT –B 1787 – D 1880 - AGED 93
CHILDREN – EDMUND JOSHUA PAIN BORN ABOUT 1810
ESTHER ELIZABETH PAIN BORN ABOUT 1814
MARY ANN PAIN BORN ABOUT 1816
JOSHUA MOCKITT PAIN BORN ABOUT 1821
ELIZABETH MOCKITT PAIN BORN ABOUT 1825
GEORGE MOCKITT PAIN BORN ABOUT 1828 – DIED 1829 AGED 1
GEORGE MOCKITT PAIN BORN ABOUT 1831
if anyone has any information on these could you please help. thanking you john

daughter of marlene and howard pain

llf39 — 2010-12-07 15:56:03Z

my name is lisa pain daughter of howard and marlene pain
i have two older sisters tara and krista and a younger brother steve

Re: PAIN(E) FAMILY OF HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND

henry16992 — 2010-09-26 20:10:25Z

No. Sorry, I do not have any reference.

Regards

Henry

Re: PAIN(E) FAMILY OF HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND

BONDIBEACH — 2010-09-23 10:24:24Z

Hello, I believe, - I don't know if it is true - my Sarah Ann Paine married William George Hodder and had a son William George Hodder.

Would you have this couple in your collection?

regards Carol

Re: PAIN/PAYNE

sipain1 — 2010-06-17 00:08:29Z

Thanks for your help, maybe we could be related you never know kind regards .....SANDRA

Re: PAIN/PAYNE

imbainbridge — 2010-06-16 16:36:53Z

yes my maiden name is pain but my family came from london and moved to Middlesbrough in 1880s Iam now stuck on my gggrandfather have been down to London but no luck Irene

Re: PAIN/PAYNE

sipain1 — 2010-06-16 09:02:24Z

Hi, maybe the 1813 birth PAINE may be mine on his wedding cert states he is 27. Maybe was 37yrs old???? Do you have PAINS in yr tree? If so did any of yr family go to AUSTRALIA in 1840s?......SANDRA

Re: PAIN/PAYNE

imbainbridge — 2010-06-16 08:05:02Z

thomas pain 27 may 1808 number 243 thomas john paine 1813 10 march 1813 number343

Re: PAIN/PAYNE

sipain1 — 2010-06-16 00:08:07Z

I can only find THOMAS PAINE GLYNDE SUSSEX 1813?

Re: PAIN/PAYNE

sipain1 — 2010-06-15 23:11:22Z

thankyou, will have a look and get back to you....sandra

Re: PAIN/PAYNE

imbainbridge — 2010-06-15 17:30:56Z

hi sandra if you are still looking for thomas rye sussex if you can go on the igi i have found 2 in rye 1in 1808 and one in 1813 if you need any help just leave a massage.

Re: PAIN/PAYNE

imbainbridge — 2010-06-15 17:27:32Z

hi sandra if you are still looking for thomas rye sussex if you can go on the igi i have found 2 in rye 1in 1808 and one in 1813 if you need any help just leave a massage.

Re: PAIN(E) FAMILY OF HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND

jengolds — 2010-05-07 20:35:26Z

The reply was to EDWINJANET who had seen my postings to you. I am so happy as she is the lost part of our tree.Thankyou for doing your original posting..

Re: PAIN(E) FAMILY OF HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND

edwinjanet — 2010-05-07 20:29:14Z

Sorry, it was to the wrong person. Hope you have good luck with you research.

Re: PAIN(E) FAMILY OF HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND

chetwodecrawley — 2010-05-07 19:15:05Z

Interesting!
Perhaps you would like to tell me what it is that has excited your interest in my previous posts?
The names which you have quoted do not mean anything to me.
Regards.

Re: PAIN(E) FAMILY OF HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND

jengolds — 2010-05-05 10:15:03Z

So, so excited to get your posting. Since doing my entry I have found out a lot more and reading your info you have answered a couple of things we have been wondering about.
Please contact me on
jenny.goldsworthy@xtra.co.nz
so we can swap exciting family history and get to know one another.

Re: PAIN(E) FAMILY OF HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND

edwinjanet — 2010-05-05 02:24:23Z

I was so excited to read your message. My Sister and I have been researching our family tree. We have a lot of information from the census' of 1841, 1851 & 1861. Simon Pain (1801)and wife Mary (1814 born Weston-super-Mare) had Henry (1826) Joseph (1829) Mary (1832/3) Sophia Rowe Pain (1842 Elizabeth Mary Hurle Pain (1850) Jane (1852) and George (1857). We presumed that Simon Arthur Hunt Pain was a son born around 1824 and in 1849 he married Margaret Molineux in Winchester, Hampshire. At that time he was Sgt. with the 4th Reg.Foot. Their son, Arthur William Pain was born in 1851 and is our Gt.Grandfather.
We have been unable to find info. on Elizabeth Mary Hurle Pain who later was Elizabeth Taylor and lived at 2 Carlton Villas, Weston-super-Mare.(1901 census). We know she had 2 daughters, Jane 1879 and Mary Ann (we called her Auntie Ciss) 1881 both born in Rangiora, New Zealand. We cannot trace her marriage but she was still living with Simon Pain & family in 1861. Can you add any light on her. I am confused as to someone of her name living in Wandsworth. Would appreciate any help.

HELP

ARISTOCATSAL — 2010-04-01 16:15:36Z

IF YOU NEED ANY HELP ABOUT ANY LOCAL BUILDINGS IN ANY WERE IN ENGLAND , IELAND OR SCOTLAND JUST EMAIL ME.

HELP

ARISTOCATSAL — 2010-04-01 16:13:18Z

IF YOU NEED ANY HELP ON ANY PICTURES ASK ME BECAUSE I CAN GO TO ANY GRAVE YARD AND GIVE YOU PHOTOS.

Re: PAIN(E) FAMILY OF HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND

jengolds — 2010-03-09 02:57:34Z

So sorry, no wonder you are confused I would be also.
The reply was for MARGETTS to do with her family tree and somehow I mucked up!
The only one for you was to do with further info on Simon PAIN.
Jen

Re: PAIN(E) FAMILY OF HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND

chetwodecrawley — 2010-03-08 18:57:38Z

Sorry! Am confused. I have not posted any family tree on Ancestry.

I do not have a family tree which can be sent by e-mail.

Regards

Tim Crawley

Re: PAIN(E) FAMILY OF HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND

jengolds — 2010-03-07 09:48:45Z

Interested to read about your family tree. Don't have a subscription to Ancestry which is where I think you meant your tree is posted. Would you be able to make the tree available via e-mail to me? I would be interested in discussing PAIN history with you. Jen

Re: PAIN(E) FAMILY OF HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND

jengolds — 2010-03-07 09:47:54Z

Re: PAIN(E) FAMILY OF HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND

jengolds — 2010-03-07 09:40:56Z

Thankyou for replying and your offer to look up your info. Was interested in an earlier posting of your's where you give PAIN history and places of movment in England.
Since doing my last posting have now confirmed that Simon Arthur Hunt PAIN was born 1824 Bristol. His father was Simon PAIN who was born @1800 Barton, Somerset and mother Mary Ann HUNT married Feb.1824. Simon was a pork butcher Bristol and Clifton who appeared to have married at least 3 times but unforunately don't have anything on his parents or siblings or history. Perhaps you may have some thing!
Jen

Re: PAIN(E) FAMILY OF HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND

chetwodecrawley — 2010-03-05 19:12:39Z

Thank you for the reply. I do not know where your Margetts/Pain family tree is posted so cannot have a look at it I'm afraid.

I have no known link to a Pain family with the name of Margetts.

Kind regards

Tim Crawley

Re: PAIN(E) FAMILY OF HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND

chetwodecrawley — 2010-03-05 19:06:38Z

Thank you for your response; I have only just, (March 2010), picked it up so apologies for the delay!
Afraid that I do not see any link to your 2 x great grandfather, Simon Arthur Hunt Pain. I will have a look at my records just to see whether I might have picked up something but which did not relate to my Pain family.
Good Hunting!
Tim Crawley

Re: PAIN(E) FAMILY OF HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND

mmargetts124 — 2010-03-05 12:54:35Z

Good morning,
My uncle (Anthony Pain) has been working on our family tree for a number od years. If you look at the Margetts/Pain family tree that I posted it is a compilation of research that he did and a cousin (Stephen Margetts) have done.

Metalsection@hotmail.com

Re: PAIN(E) FAMILY OF HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND

mmargetts124 — 2010-03-05 12:52:58Z

Re: PAIN(E) FAMILY OF HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND

jengolds — 2010-01-08 09:17:37Z

I know its a long time since you posted your page so hope you still look sometimes.
I am researching my grt grt grandfather Simon Arthur Hunt PAIN, think he may have been born in Bristol of Simon & Mary @ 1824. He joined the Army, married at St Thomas, Winchester to Margaret MOLLINEUX, had a son Arthur William PAIN b.1851 Weedon and as Serjt. Major Simon Arthur Hunt PAIN d.Jan.1858 Mauritius. His Daughter Elizabeth Mary was born later that year in Mauritius and then ended up in Royal Victoria Patriotic Home for Girls in Wandsworth, went to Ireland as a teacher, married and they moved to New Zealand. Arthur William PAIN joined the army, married and ended up in Dublin..
Does any of this go with any info you might have. Hope so as I've reached a stalemate and need help.
Thanks

Mary Pain

eroyle187 — 2009-12-30 01:13:19Z

Mary Pain b c 1858 married to John L Lewis of Shoreditch, London, England children Ada, Mary, Caroline, John, Arthur, Dorothy. Wanting information on when & where born, married and died.

PAIN/PAYNE

sipain1 — 2009-11-14 11:54:41Z

Looking for families of THOMAS PAIN or PAYNE. My family man married in AUSTRALIA 1850 aged 25yrs? I do not know his parents names but he named his children born in AUSTRALIA--ELIZABETH, THOMAS, OLIVE, MARY ANN, REBECCA, GEORGE, FRANCES.Could these names match any of yr families in ENGLAND...HELP please...SANDRA PAIN AUSTRALIA

1821/22 lookup

sipain1 — 2009-10-09 15:46:28Z

please i am looking for my family person thomas pain maybe born rye sussex, Father unknown, mother unknown.He was married in adelaide South Australia 1850. One of his childrens birth cert states, he was born in Rye, his wedding cert says Dover Kent???? Could someone look up birth aroun 1821/ 22 please. I have hit a dead end and about to give up my researching, 20 yrs and still no answers Thankyou Sandra Pain Australia

Re: 1821/22 lookup

diana_daneri — 2009-10-09 15:46:09Z

I have found a Thomas G Pain born abt. 1823 in Sandwich, Kent, England
Mother Jane born abt 1779 Northbourne, Kent, England
Other person in household is
John Pain born abt 1797 Sandwich, Kent, England his mother is also a Jane.
Jane is the head of the household.

There was also Thomas G Pain born abt. 1821 in Dover, Kent, England
But he is married to a Mary A (unknown) and is living in Brixton London in 1891 with a family of 5 children.

Sorry this is all I could find, I cannot look up births before 1837.

Best Wishes
Diana

Pain/Pin as a "dit" name for Bisson/Buisson in Quebec ?

sjshaw173 — 2009-08-08 11:26:09Z

In researching my family in Quebec, the BISSON/BUISSON name is often associated with the PIN/PAIN family name. Various members of the family appear with these names in the 1700s-early 1800s in several Quebec towns.

One example is Simon Buisson dit Pin, who marries Francoise Pichet, 20 Feb 1816, in St. Ours. Another is Alescis (aka Alexis, and Simon's brother), who is recorded as "Pin" when he marries in 1813 in St. Ours, but as "Bisson" when his son, Pierre, is baptized in Contrecoeur in 1825. Earlier ancestors are found as Pain (Charles, 1762 in Sorel; Francois, 1722 in St. Foy), or Pin (Joseph, 1789 in Berthier).

Does anyone know the origin of the "Pin/Pain" family name, either as a variant or a "dit" name for the Bissons, when it was adopted, and why?

PAIN/PAYNE

sipain1 — 2009-07-20 10:51:17Z

Have been searching, this family for many yrs, Thomas PAIN/PAYNE married in Adelaide SA 1850, not much on wedding cert. Could be SAILOR JAILOR or TAYLOR>>> states DOVER KENT, then says RYE SUSSEX on his childrens births cert says a mixture of both. BORN 1823, if its the truth, was wondering how i could trace his English parents and families.... Thanks SANDRA

st pancras

imbainbridge — 2009-06-26 18:35:03Z

Can anybody help me with the Pains who lived in the saint pancras area in London in 1840 to 1870

Re: Thomas Pain

sipain1 — 2009-01-08 00:11:57Z

Yes thought of all that. Their was a THOMAS, MARYELLEN ,LOUISA,GEORGE,FRANK,ELIZABETH, REBECCA, OLIVE and 3 deceased. females. SO I have been serching parents names from KENT/. SUSSEX hoping to find something that might connect. Havnt started to look for your latest info yet, Will get on to it soon.NOW/// THANKS SANZ

Re: Thomas Pain

crusoe123 — 2009-01-07 09:20:26Z

HELLO, yes, they did get a passage partly paid, or else they worked on their way. When you look at the ships they travelled on, and read about conditions on board, I wonder that they did not get paid to get on them, but they must have just thought about the new life which awaited them, if they ever arrived. Many did not survive the long journey to the other side of the world. If the 1818 one proves to be yours, did any of his children have the names of his parents. Or, what did he call his children, as this sometimes has a baring on what his own parents and siblings were called.

Re: Thomas Pain

sipain1 — 2009-01-07 05:19:47Z

Hi,Assisted passenger, does that mean help from govnment to re -elocate to Australia to start new lfe? Thankyou for your help 1818, could be my man????

Re: Thomas Pain

crusoe123 — 2009-01-07 00:43:16Z

HELLO,

don't know if these can be verified in any way, but, there are two baptisms,(both Sussex) and one assisted immigrant

Date of Baptism(d/m/y) 18/06/1820 Name Thomas PAIN son or dau. s Date born –/–/– Father's Name Thomas PAIN Mother's Name Sarah PAIN Occupation Labourer Abode – Parish Playden St Michael Notes –

2. Date of Baptism(d/m/y) 26/04/1818 Name Thomas PAIN son or dau. s Date born –/–/– Father's Name Samuel PAIN Mother's Name Hannah PAIN Occupation Labourer Abode – Parish Old Shoreham St Nicholas Notes PAYNE[PAIN]

ASSISTED PASSAGE:- NEW SOUTH WALES.
Name: Thomas Pain
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1818
Age: 21
Gender: Male
Voyage Arrival Date: 26 Oct 1839
Vessel Name: Florist
Origin Location: Pickle, Sussex

Thomas Pain

sipain1 — 2008-12-30 04:45:57Z

Looking for Thomas Pain Sussex, or Dover Kent. Born abt 1823. Do not know his parents names ? Came out to AUST 1840s as a convict or immigrant?. Would a family in England have him as passed away as a child or young man in their family tree, said to have a brother? I know this is not a lot to go with, but this is all i know maybe he came out to ozz, for a better life or maybe a convict. Clutching at straws herei know.

Maureen Pain - Ice Skater

cindyathome — 2008-10-27 11:59:55Z

Looking for any relatives, decendants, etc of a Maureen Pain who was an ice skater with teh Tom Arnold Troupe. I have a postcard picture to share of her and interested in swapping info on the Inkster family tree (Maureen's maiden name). Father: Frederick Inkster, Mother: Margaret Moss

Re: 1821/22 lookup

sipain1 — 2008-10-10 11:16:44Z

Thankyou Diana, Ido not think the Pain married and living in England 1891 is mine as he was married in Australia 1850. I have run out of ideas for searching will have to accept that he started in Australia and came from UK Thankyou for your help SANDRA PAIN

Gaylard Family

TWodUcks82 — 2008-06-07 15:40:13Z

My great Grandmother was Eliza Gaylard. Her parents were John Newman Gaylard and Jane Williams. Eliza married Thomas Alfred Howe but when he died Eliza left Long Sutton for Guernsey.

Jessie PAIN and Henry WOOD

jennbrink — 2008-05-15 14:01:03Z

I am looking for information regarding the marriage of Jessie Jane Pain and Henry Wood. They married April 21, 1881. I do not know if it was in their native England or after arriving in the USA. Any information would be greatly appreciated. I am hoping to share information with others. Please reply to jennbrink@comcast.net