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Re: George PATCHING/Lucy YOUNG

ly223flem — 2011-03-25 12:14:25Z

Dear Claudia
I have been going over old files and found your post of 26/2/2007 so it is not only you who is late to see a post.
I visited my aunta week or so ago and she remembers her father visiting Casino when she was a child

Re: Patching

sbrandon50 — 2010-09-07 15:45:14Z

I am about 10 years too late, but if you receive this, I am back on the Patching trail. John Patching of Texas was uncle to my grandfather. james Creasy Patching, who was killed in the tornado was his brother. His father was James of Brasted, Kent, UK and his mother was Ann Alwen of Croydon. I would love to hear from you--from anyone who has researched this line. ER Brandon, Little Rock, Arkansas

Elizabeth Iggleden, Egelden or Ingulden Philip Meadows Joseph Patchen

BruceButler148 — 2010-06-14 04:57:01Z

Two Elizabeths arrived in the Massachusetts Bay Colony with the varied spellings listed above. One of the two married Philip Meadows; the other married Joseph Patchin/Pacheing/Pacheury.
Even the noted genealogist, Donald Lines Jacobus, confused which Elizabeth married which man. Is here any definitive documentation which proves which man married which Elizabeth?

Re: Colin Patching b. Surrey UK is researching family

chrispatching — 2010-01-08 15:30:47Z

Colin,
my people moved to Australia from Sussex in 1836.....my great, great grandfather was married to a Mercy Garrett and they'd lived in Spring Street, Brighton prior to leaving to Australia.
I can find the details of their descendants and would be interested in investigating the family history.
You may contact me via the E-Mail or by my London phone number 0208 4265739.
Hope to hear from you,
Greg Patching

Re: George PATCHING/Lucy YOUNG

debHISCOCK93 — 2009-08-03 04:07:59Z

I am back into genology and saw this message: Lucy young married my George Patching 15.9.1836 St St Nicholas Brighton Sussex and they had Ann, Lucy, Thomas , Emma, Charles, Alfred And Louisa - I Do have futher info and would love to share: Our Connection comes from Henry Patching married to Sarah Reding in 1801

tonyh@southwest.com.au

Deb Hiscock nee Patching
West Australia

Re: Mary Anne Patching and Charles Chate of Brighton, Sussex

sageandparsley — 2009-05-22 03:41:57Z

Hi Tony,

Great to hear from you. I would be thrilled to receive any photos that you might be able to get. By coincidence my Father-in-law is visiting with us in Vancouver right now. It is through his Mother that the connection is made to the Chates and Patchings. Keep in touch if you come across any family information. With thanks.

Re: Mary Anne Patching and Charles Chate of Brighton, Sussex

tonybetteridge1 — 2009-05-20 09:49:50Z

Hello again Patricia.

The gravestones were Patchings, but the christian names on the inscriptions do not come to mind. However I will be going down that way to Portslade sometime in the next few months, so I will visit the churchyard again and take some photos for you.

I'm still developing my tree along the line of Charles Chate 1769-1821, but have no further information for you at present. Certainly I will pass anything on if it's going to be useful to you.

Wait to hear from me again.

Best wishes

Tony

Re: Mary Anne Patching and Charles Chate of Brighton, Sussex

PatriciaInVancouver — 2009-02-17 20:51:06Z

Thank you so much for your reply to the message which I posted almost 3 years ago! It was a lovely surprise. Thank you also for the information. On my last trip to England I was unable to get to Brighton, but now knowing that there are actual gravestones still in existence I will be sure to make the trip. Do you remember if they were Patching gravestones? Or, were they Chate gravestones? Or both? Do you know of anyone who might live in the area and be willing to take photos of the gravestones and email them to me? I live in Vancouver, Canada so don't get over to the UK very often!
I know very little about the Chates. I do know that
Jane Chate (Williams) lost her husband. Owen, when her children were quite young. She ended up moving in with family/sisters. I do not know when she actually died. although she was still alive on the 1891 Census. Do you know any more of her? Or, have any family photos of the Chates? Her son Richard Owen Williams was a silversmith and died in 1926 her daughter Anna married a Walter Grafton of Blackheath, Kent. I believe that this family was involved in the zipper industry??? The other daughter Ellen never married.
Any information greatly appreciated. But thanks again for the story and information. I really enjoyed receiving it.

With regards.

Re: Mary Anne Patching and Charles Chate of Brighton, Sussex

tonybetteridge1 — 2009-02-16 19:24:24Z

I have picked on this thread because Charles Chate was one of my ancestors. My mother was a Chate. Mary Ann Patching 1798 and Charles Chate 1800 are listed in my tree together with their children, Owen Williams and the children he had with his wife Jane Chate.

I can give you a couple of small pieces of information.

The Patchings, of course, were a sizeable Sussex family and one of them was my teacher in 1946-1947. We knew her as Miss Patching, so I do not know her first name. The school was St Nicolas C of E Junior school in Locks Hill Portslade. I know for a fact that she had taught there for a long time and was grey-haired when she taught me. I have many memories of her, but one was that on every child's birthday she gave them one of the old 12-sided brass threepenny pieces.

Every Wednesday we went in crocodile procession to St Nicolas Church for the weekly school service and it is still quite vivid in my mind that one day she showed us the gravestones of some of her relatives in the churchyard. About a year ago, when visiting the area, I looked in and saw that they were still there and in fine condition. They may be of slate which may account for their unweathered state. I cannot remember any of the details, but you will find them on the left against the flintstone wall as you climb the path towards the church.

So I hope this may be helpful.

Best Wishes.

Searching for Relatives of JAMES E. PATCHING Jr - TN Georgia LA

idahoroots — 2008-01-19 06:00:54Z

Looking for relatives of James E. Patching JR.
Possible Location: Oakdale, Louisiana ? Tennessee ? Georgia ?
Born: 1914
Died: 1989 Georgia

WWII Veteran - (Buddy)

Please respond if you have any information. :o)

Re: George PATCHING/Lucy YOUNG

claudiabond — 2007-02-25 22:06:18Z

I am sorry I have not picked up this query sooner. Hopefully "better late than never". Frederick, the son of George & Lucy married Christina HELMERS 1884 in Tumut, NSW Australia.
Lucy YOUNG was the daug. of Thomas YOUNG and Sarah DAVEY. she was born 18.05.1839 at 47Judwick St Brighton, Sussex, England. Her siblings were Anne, Thomas, Emma, Sarah, Charles, Alfred and Louisa. If this is your line I shall be able to give you more information.
Once again I apologise for missing you posting
Claudia

Re: Patching

REXSTER — 2006-11-17 19:34:10Z

My apologies....my great-grandmother Ada Patching married Frederick William King of Hayling Island. I'm getting my grandparents mixed up....Patrick O'Brien married Winnifred Burke.
I know Ada had a brother named William Henry who married a lady named Pat and they had a daughter, Ivy. My Dad remembers going to William's funeral in the mid 1950s. Ada and Frederick had 5 children....Elsie Adelaide, William Frederick, Annie Rosina, Ivy Lillian and Frances Maud. I believe they may have lived around Bexley Heath and Ada was born in Shoreham, Brighton. Any information you have would be appreciated.

Large Patching family arrived at NY 1848

2006-10-08 02:31:39Z

The ship LONDON arr at Ny from LONDON ON May 20, 1848
Aboard were;
PATCHING
James (36) Maria (37) Edward (13) John (11) Lucy (9) Charlotte (8) Sarah (6) Alfred (4) George (.00-Infant) Henry (.00-Infant)
Hope this is of some help to someone.
Al O'Brien

Mary Anne Patching and Charles Chate of Brighton, Sussex

PatriciaInVancouver — 2006-07-04 15:40:37Z

I am looking for anyone who might be connected to these Chate's or the Patchings. Mary Ann Patching (born 1798, Brighton, Sussex) was, I think, daughter of John Patching and Martha Baldey. She had a sister Martha (1793) and a sister Elizabeth (1799). I think that Mary Ann's father was a John Patching and her mother was a Martha Baldey. Not sure of birth dates or birth places.
Mary Ann Patching married Charles Chate (born 1800) in 1828 in Brighton and they had the following children:Sarah Ann, John,Caroline, Jane, Eliza, and Charles. My husband descends from Jane Chate who married an Owen Williams. Jane and Owen had a daughter Ellen (1859), Anna (1860) and Richard (1862).
I am planning a trip to Brighton and wonder if anyone might have any suggestions of villages, churches, cemetaries to visit with connections. With thanks.

Re: Patchings in Alaska

sbrandon50 — 2006-06-25 03:07:11Z

Jane, I am afraid that we are not the same line. Fredrick E Patching went to Sitka where he managed and wrote the definitive book for managing Salmon Fish Hatcheries. He married first a Miss Erhart and then a lady from California. He had one child, Ted, who moved back to California and died near San Francisco. Ted had one son, a physiciam, who refuses any contacts with those of us who are trying to build a Patching tree. I, at one time, had a copy of a photograph of four Patching brothers in Alaska and Canada, but they were not of our line. I have a cousin who made some Alaska studies and will email you her name and address, but cannot post it. Sorry, but let me know if you run across any Texas Patchings. SB

Re: Patching

sbrandon50 — 2006-06-25 03:07:11Z

Flora, what a delight to hear from you. I will be more than happy to share all of my John Alwen Patching information with you. Jane and I had shared a lot. Please stay in touch. If I can send you my address in a non-public application, I will. I would like to touch base. I am still in Little Rock.

Re: Patching

sbrandon50 — 2006-06-25 03:07:11Z

Hello, you are a distant cousin. If you will email me at sbrandon50@comcast.net, I will give you a direct link to Ada. I do not want to post it, as I do not have permission to give out her name. I can also send you a second cousin's address. Unfortunately, my computer died along with all email addresses and Family Tree addresses. I have someone coming who can, ho9pefully, pull them up. Thanks.
My grandfather, John Alwen Patching, was the nephew of John Patching and the son of James Patching, all of Surrey and Kent. He emigrated around 1884, I think, along with another brother-possible two (Fredrick Norris Patching and James Ernest Patching) They went to West Texas and split up. Jim stayed in Texas, Fred went to California and then to Alaska. He has family in the San Francisco area. Jack returned to England via Arkansas where he met and married my grandmother and never completed his trip home. SBrandon

Re: Patching

sbrandon50 — 2006-06-25 03:07:11Z

Jane, I have lost my email addresses. Will you email me so that I can put you back on my list? I want to work on our Patchings again this winter. I still am looking for an emigration date. Also, so you have Jean B's address? Happy Holidays-SB

Re: Fredrick George PATCHING

RayMobley89 — 2006-05-11 01:46:56Z

Hi Mary:
I am intrested and looking for Fredrick George Patching Jr.
His daughter is a good friend of ours and she ask me to see what I could find. Have you any Info? Thanks Ray

Re: Fredrick George PATCHING

RayMobley89 — 2006-05-11 01:46:56Z

Hi Mary:
I am intrested and looking for Fredrick George Patching Jr.
His daughter is a good friend of ours and she ask me to see what I could find. Have you any Info? Thanks Ray

Re: Faversham Patchings

wrbnsn123 — 2006-03-28 21:37:38Z

Hi Hannah

Me and my mother are tracing a Richard Patching born in Faversham Kent in 1835. He was a traveller and managed to end up living in Hull and marrying Frances E Roebuck from gainsborough. Richard died young at 28 years old but left 2 children.
We are trying to find Richards birth certificate to establish his mother and father.
My email is WRbnsn123@aol.com
Richard is my great grandfather - god knows how many times removed

Re: Colin Patching b. Surrey UK is researching family

Steel1964 — 2005-11-16 17:26:33Z

Hi
I have just re started looking at my Patching side of the family.

I have a William Patching Bc1830 who married Ann Herriott
They had at least one son Arthur B1870 in Lewes Sussex.

Arthur married Rose Fuller and they moved to the Portsmouth, Hampshire area c1901. Arthur & Rose had the following children:- Arthur, Beatrice, Lilian and Nellie.

Do any of the names ring a bell??

Regards

Tina

Re: Colin Patching b. Surrey UK is researching family

Steel1964 — 2005-11-16 17:26:33Z

Researching my family tree. Looking for information on Irene N Patching. Born 1906 ish ? Died 1968 or 1969. Married William George Davies in Portsmouth.

I have some information but can not find her birth listed or family information. I believe she was born in Lewes, Sussex and moved to Portsmouth. There was possibly a row with the family ???

Any information would really help

Tina

Re: Colin Patching b. Surrey UK is researching family

Steel1964 — 2005-11-16 17:26:33Z

Have you come across any information on Irene Nellie Patching.

Possibly born in Lewes, Sussex.
Any help would be appreciated

Thanks

Tina

Irene Nellie Patching

Steel1964 — 2005-11-16 17:26:33Z

I am looking for information on Irene Nellie Patching, believe she was born in 1906? I can not find a record of her birth. She married a Davies. I believe she was born in Lewes in Sussex.

Any information would be apreciated

Tina

Re: Fredrick George PATCHING

jefleming — 2004-12-29 04:28:40Z

yes am trying to obtain more details of NZ connectionns and Lucy Young, his mother

Re: George PATCHING/Lucy YOUNG

jefleming — 2004-12-29 04:28:40Z

I am hoping this is the Frederick I am looking for, I have him as 24 years on his marriage cert in 1884. It is his mother Lucy Young that I am interested in as Young is the line I am searching. It seems the Youngs of my line come from Sussex also. However any info would be welcome, wether it is when they were in Eng,Aus or NZ

Bertha Patching

MaryDonegan — 2004-02-12 00:48:32Z

Anyone have any info on Bertha Isabel Patching? She was my mother-in-law's mother. Info I have is that she was born 10 Apr 1903 in Gallup, NM on an Indian reservation. Her parents were William Patching and Lillie Hartline. When she was 7 (1910), they moved up to CO where her grandfather owned a 300 acre ranch near Montrose. Bertha married Robert Richard Osborn and had 3 children: Richard, Roberta and Mildred, b 1837 in Corpus Christi, TX.

Mary

Re: Patching

REXSTER — 2003-12-16 17:35:15Z

I have tried emailing you at sbrandon50@comcast.net with no luck....can you email me at rexster@sympatico.ca...I would love to get some more details. Thanks

Re: Patching

2003-11-30 05:03:56Z

Sorry. I can't find a connection to my Patching.
Jane

Re: Patching

REXSTER — 2003-10-08 17:19:03Z

My great-grandmother was Ada Patching married to Patrick O'Brien. I know she died during WWII and possibly lived in Wiltshire. Could this be any relation to your Patchings?

Re: Colin Patching b. Surrey UK is researching family

2003-04-28 20:22:23Z

Actually, the Anglo-Saxon suffix "-ynge" refers to "the family of..."; thus the original spelling of the name was likely, "Paeccynge" (pronounced "Patching"). The Doomsday Book identifies the family with an Anglo-Saxon tribal chief named "Paecce" (pronounced "Patch").

Re: Patchings in Alaska

JaneCollins63 — 2003-04-19 04:20:27Z

Heather,
This is exciting. I have been waiting so long for a reply. My great-grandmother, Myrtle Risley was married to Charles R. Patching. Her father was Noah Risley. Her mother was Harriet Rebeca Spry. She had 10 brothers and sisters. Of which one is your great-grandmother.
Anxiousy waiting for your next reply,
Jane

Re: Patchings in Alaska

JaneCollins63 — 2003-04-19 04:20:27Z

Heather,
Blanche was born Feb.25,1890 in Henrietta Tx.
Good to hear from you. You can e-mail me at Godspeedj146@yahoo.com if you would like. It will be easier to converse that way.
Jane

Re: Patchings in Alaska

2003-03-18 00:26:30Z

Jane,

Thanks for replying. My great-grandmother was Blanche Viola Risley, born 1890. I am looking forward to hearing from you again.

Heather

Re: Patchings in Alaska

moonglow28 — 2003-03-14 04:46:49Z

Ms. Collins,

My great-grandmother's sister Myrtle Risley married a Patching. I don't have the information at hand, but will dig it out and look at it, to provide any information you might like to have on their children, etc.

Heather Cox

Re: Faversham Patchings

laura12726 — 2002-12-22 04:55:00Z

My grandfather, Charles Patching , was born in Faversham Kent February 2nd 1909. He is still alive living in Collingwood, Ontario Canada. He married Dorothy Ruby Sibley in 1932, while still in Faversham. I'm too looking for information on Faversham Patchings. I'm from Toronto, Canada and the only Patchings living in Ontario are my immediate family.

Re: Margaret, wife of Thomas Patching

2002-12-22 04:31:46Z

I have looked everywhere on the net and all i can find is
MARGARET ?

Sorry, but if you find it, can you please post it

Re: Patching

EBrandon — 2002-10-02 16:04:14Z

Mary, THank you for your reply on John Alwen. The brother who was killed in Claude was Jim. I have a copy of the letter that Mary Ivery sent to her daughter that details all of the information. I, actually, have more than I need on everyone except my Grandfather who was the oldest. Please get back in touch with me. I have not been active for about a year, but am back into my genealogy. I have some records that go back to 1760's. We can share privately or via message board. I have three other "cousins" who are interested. My Alaska connection is now back in California-3rd generation down, but is very unresponsive. I have more in my files and will get them out.
John Alwen Patching-March 1866
Fredrick Norris Patching-1868
James-
Earnest

Let me hear-Sissi Brandon

Re: Patching Records

FBecket9664 — 2002-10-01 23:44:20Z

Hi Mary,
I have all Jane's stuff!!

Let me know and I will dig around in it for anything you are missing.

There's about 6 full boxes on all her lines -- and I haven't input it all yet, but do have her binders.

Flora (wife of jane's son Mike Becket)

Re: Patching

FBecket9664 — 2002-10-01 23:37:02Z

Hi Cuzzins-in-Law
this is Flora Becket, Jane Becket's daughter-in-law, and I've inherited all the genealogy stuff. (I'm married to her son Mike)

Is it possible you can scan in and email pictures?

If so I would like to get copies, and I'll be happy to send whatever information I have of hers in return.

It is in about 6 boxes and I have sorted through a little. she worked on a lot of lines. I am wondering if anyone might have info on any spousal lines? Woodman, Heasman, Boar, Luck, King, etc.????

Thanks,
Flora

Re: Faversham Patchings

2002-10-01 16:14:35Z

I'm afraid I'm not local, I live in Lincolnshire. I did speak to my Nan at the weekend and she definitely knows a Sid Patching and she knew a Geoff Patching also, not sure if it's the same one though. I look foward to hearing any news soon.

Re: Faversham Patchings

2002-09-28 18:22:44Z

Jane ,
I will see what i can find out and get back to you.
Do you live local I live in faversham if you are in the area ill give you my phone number as i find it easer talking 1 to 1.

Re: Faversham Patchings

2002-09-28 11:32:54Z

I have heard my Nan mention a Sid Patching, her name is Betty Patching and she used to live in Cliftonville in Kent and was married to my Grandfather Ronald Patching and they had a son (my Dad) called John. If you have any more information I would love to know, you can e-mail me direct on phil.jane@ntlworld.com

Re: Faversham Patchings

2002-09-27 08:47:20Z

Apart from the fact he has a brother called Sid i cant tell you much more but i can ask him for some info about his family if you want, let me know and ill see what i can find out !

Re: Faversham Patchings

2002-09-26 17:04:15Z

I'm not aware of a Geoff Patching as yet, do you know anything about his relatives?

Re: Faversham Patchings

2002-09-25 15:49:48Z

Do you Know if you are any relation to Geoff Patching still living in faversham as he is my fathering law .

John Alwen Patching

EBrandon — 2002-08-24 01:57:58Z

I am researching my grandfather John Alwen Patching of Surrey England. His family came from Brasted, Kent and Withington(sp?), Kent, UK. His father was James Patching of Brasted. John emigrated about 1884 with (?) two brothers, James and Ted. They met an uncle in Bowie, TX and then split up. Ted went to Californiz ang then to Alaska where he was involved in Salmon Fisherys. Jim stayed in West Texas and was killed by a tornado around 1890. John (Jack) settled in Texarkana, AR where he married my grandmother Dugan Lasley in 1892. I have a large amount of family history prior to 1870 and after 1892--but almost nothing between 1884 and 1892. I would love to find out their ship's name, where John lived around 1890, etc. Please contact me with any information and I will share what I have. SB

Patchings in Alaska

EBrandon — 2002-08-24 01:57:58Z

THere is another group of four brothers who were Patchings in Alaska/Western Canada. I can put you both in touch with the person who has that information and the photograph. They were brothers to John and mary Ivery's son. SB

Patchings in Alaska

EBrandon — 2002-08-24 01:57:58Z