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Henry A Pocklington and.Frances Havercroft ,* Marriage Place: New South Wales

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-08-25 02:53:19Z

Australia Marriage.
Name: Frances Havercroft
Spouse Name: Henry A Pocklington
Marriage Date: 1887
Marriage Place: New South Wales
Registration Place: Sydney, New South Wales
Registration Year: 1887

Re: Looking for my Dad (George Edward Pocklington)

adrienneroche46 — 2011-05-01 21:27:25Z

Steve's father was Edward William John Pocklington born 1923 London; his father was William b about 1870 London and his father was John b abt 1840 London. John's father was Eusebius (I think aka William as was his father) who was b Notts 1802 and married Mary in Boston Lincs in 1823, they had several children, came to London in 1830s and had two or three more sons.
'Your' George is descended from another of Eusebius' sons - there was a 20 year gap between the eldest and youngest child.
I sent Steve's (and Karen's) family tree to a couple (Daph and Doug King) who run a Pocklington website. If you are interested I can give you their email address - you may know of them already.
Anyhow, let me know if you want any more information. My email address is adrienne.roche@blueyonder.co.uk (I'm also on Facebook - but there's no Pocklington history on it) I am the on who does all the family history - Steve is interested to a degree but hasn't domne any research - I even found his half siblings for him.
Incidentally, Your cousin George has a daughter and son (half siblings to Karen) who I think may live in this country. I can write to Karen and ask her - I no longer have her phone number, she lives in Oxfordshire - but you may just find them on 192.c0m. I can't recall the son's name but if I do, will let you know.I don't think the son was that interested in family history.
There is another relative,a cousin, I think also called Karen who was in contact with me a few years ago - she's about the same age (abt 50) as George's daughter Karen and I think lives in Surrey; perhaps she's your sister or maybe you know of her anyway
There are possibly some family on Genes Reunited too.

Re: Looking for my Dad (George Edward Pocklington)

derekpocklington — 2011-05-01 20:23:24Z

George was my cousin. His father was also George (my uncle). 2 other brothers were Arthur (Bill), my father and Charles.
Who was your partners grandfather? I have no knowledge of Steves father in my family tree.

I think that George may well be dead now, which means Iam the sole survivor of this age group.

regard Derek

Re: Looking for my Dad (George Edward Pocklington)

adrienneroche46 — 2011-05-01 16:12:32Z

Re Karen's email of 2003,she found her father in Bulawayo not long afterwards and they were in touch. George is a 3rd cousin of my partner(Steve Pocklington)'s late father Edward. They share the same great great grandfather. I know where Karen is but I don't know if she has visited her father or whether he is still alive. His mother Queenie/Minnie lived to a great age and died just a couple of years ago.

Re: Looking for my Dad(George Edward Pocklington)

derekpocklington — 2011-03-03 15:11:15Z

George Edward Pocklington was my cousin. He moved to Kent with his mother when his father died. His sister left to be with a man and that is the last I have heard.

The last information I have of George is that he move to Africa, Bulawayo, when his marriage broke up .

Re: Website

JudiPalmquist63 — 2010-03-16 20:41:58Z

Emma,
I have been doing research on the Lockyer Family of Somerset
Annie Pricilla Lockyer, born 1863 in Axbridge came to the U.S. in 1882 and married Martin Pocklington Lawrence who was born in Illinois, his Father James Pocklington Lawrence born in England in 1836, came to the U.S. and married twice; his second wife being Sarah Elizabeth Culbertson born in 1836 in Missouri. If you have any knowledge of James Lawrence and where the Pocklington/Lawrence connection is, please contact me at mormorjp@msn.com
Thank You,
Judi Palmquist

Re: John Pocklington

pmahoney0724 — 2007-05-15 15:50:49Z

Hi
I am doing research for Di Williams (nee Pocklington) in Australia and have an extensive tree including your rellies. John Christopher who migrated to the USA was the son of Christopher Pocklington and Elizabeth Swailes. Contact me off line at
mahone@wn.com.au
and I can arrange to send you a gedcom file
Pat Mahoney
Gidgegannup West Australia

John JUBB

AnitaRob100 — 2006-11-16 02:25:47Z

We believe John JUBB who came to South Carolina about 1730 as and indentured servant to a Mr. Taylor could be the father or grandfather of Susannah and William JUBB who first appear in the Maryland USA census in 1790.
John and Catharina JUBB had four children in the 1740's and 1750's, two were Susannah and William.

The reference to Mr. Taylor, John JUBB and the time frame appeared in one of Peter Wilson Coldham's books as due to go to the American Colonies.
My recolection of the reference was the PRO in London.
I would be more specific, but we had moved and the notes are currently misplaced.

The next reference to John JUBB is on the South Carolina Genweb site. This site notes the family of Catherina Shuler, her marriage to John JUBB and the birth of their four children.
There is no indication of marriages or deaths of their four children.
The next reference we found is that of two JUBB's Susannah and William in the 1790 census in Maryland.
After that, William JUBB marries Avis HAMMOND in 1792.
Susannah JUBB seems to disappear.

I am a direct descendent of William JUBB and have extensive research on his three sons and their families.

The John JUBB I am looking for should be about the same age as your Richard.
Any connection that you may know or do you know anyone I should send my queery to?

Thank you,
Anita Robertson
jhaas@friend.ly.net

Re: John JUBB & Pocklington's

AnitaRob100 — 2006-11-16 02:25:47Z

Hello Charlie,

I would be interested to learn about JUBB's. Are yours in Britain or dispersed in the colonies including the US?

My first interest is in the JUBB's who may have come to the US and to establish the direct ties to Britain. I would certainly like to proceed from there.

Please feel free to contact me directly as well as on the board.

Sincerely,
Anita

Re: Website

2006-08-31 23:48:46Z

Hi Emma
I have been onto your website and I notice a couple of surnames on your list that are the same as mine - Lawrence, Laycock, Pocklington. I am interested to find out if there are any links
kind regards
Cheryl

Re: Pamelia,George,J.R.&Mary Pocklington-VA

JustinElliott42 — 2006-07-05 01:24:54Z

Hi,

I am researching my wife's family, and she is kin to the Pocklington's from Richmond, VA. I don't have very much information though. Her great-great grandmother was Laura Virginia Pocklington born Aug 5,1858 in Richmond. Her father was John R. Pocklington born about 1833 in Rchmond. He was married to Mary Penny. They had a son William T. Pocklington. I really don't have much more information. In 1860 there was a Daniel Pocklinton living with John R and Mary. I am guessing probubly John R.' s brother. Thanks! Any help is appreciated.

Justin Elliott

Re: hornibrook family tree

2006-06-23 18:32:42Z

im your dads brother, michaels grandson my dad is sean

Re: Pocklington

@@Family_Finder@excite.com — 2006-02-01 02:10:28Z

I just found the surname Pocklington in my family line. They came from Lenawee Co., Michigan. Here is what I have. Any help greatly appreciated!!

Gladys Pocklington( birth and death unknown) married Earl JUNE (1897-1962) Earl's parents were John Arthur JUNE and Lovina NIXON. As far as I know Gladys and Earl lived all if not most of their lives in Lenawee Co., Michigan. Sorry but I do not have any more info on the Pocklingtons of Lenawee Co. , Michigan.

Thanks for any help,
Colleen

Re: Lydia Pocklington married Eric Leonard Hornibrook

2006-01-18 07:10:35Z

Hi Nicky, I am your second cousin Karen, my father Dudley Pocklington was your grandmothers brother.

Please give me a call on 0407 388743 or 07 38886260
or email me on the address above.

Regards,
Karen

Pocklington Fam. 1800-1900 Newark-Nottingham England

Nisbetts5 — 2006-01-17 03:32:27Z

Looking for family belonging to the line of George Pocklington and Elizebeth C. - my link is Frederick Pocklington b. abt 1854 in Newark, married Adeliza Mettam Dec. 1889. Believe they only had one son, George b. 1890 at Thurlby, Lincolnshire. Thanks.
Nancy Nisbett - Stuck in California

Re: John Pocklington

2005-09-18 03:22:45Z

Did he stay in England or migrate to the US? If so where? Thanks

Re: Pamelia,George,J.R.&Mary Pocklington-VA

2005-09-18 03:20:37Z

Still looking for any Pockington in or near Richmond, VA, early to mid 1800's. email me at pbdgene@hotmail.com

John Pocklington

lsmith82_1 — 2005-02-26 18:30:30Z

I am looking for either generation history of John Pocklington's parentage and also and info on his decendants. I have a picture that has written on it that he was born in England, 1832 and died in 1918. He married a Sarah F. Reese and had these children: Emma L (m Pecaut) b. 1868; Albert W. b. 1870; Alice E.(m Rose) b. 1872; Walter S. b 1873; Oliver C.(my great grandfather) b. 1875; Bertha E.(m Levillier) b 1882; and Vera B.(m Mills, Tanner) b. 1890.

Augustus Poicklington in MD

huntin4mykin1 — 2004-12-26 07:52:38Z

I was wondering if anyone has any information on Augustus Eugene Pocklington who married Stella Moon? He would have been born about 1920. I am trying to find out the name of his parents. THanks

Re: Oliver Pocklington

2003-08-03 22:19:05Z

Hi, I am also a decendent of Dr John & Oliver Pocklington, through William Owen Pocklington who emigrated to New Zealand late 1800. I would be forever greatful if anyone has information they could share on the Pocklingtons 1800-1500 in England. My Grandmother was Sarah Lilian Pocklington, her father William Richard Owen Pockington, his father William Christopher Pockington & his father William Owen Pocklington.

email - rachaelh@sigtravel.co.nz

Re: All i know!!!

2003-06-25 14:26:28Z

Hi Kate seen your message and join the happy hunting clan?? or cyber detective's and dot com's??yes we have a load of info dating back to the 16th century so get in touch, also a (Pocklington-web-site)
Regard's Charlie,

All i know!!!

2003-06-12 22:12:34Z

Hi, I live in England. It's lincolnshire and i'm actually in a small place called Evedon near to Sleaford.
I'm 16 and over the summer i'm planning to do loads of research for the family tree. At the moment, i know alot about my family that are still alive. However there are loads and loads of john Pocklingtons!!!! My dad's brother was called John, and my cousin is and my grandad was also called John.
Erm.... well i know that my Grandparents had John, Roberta, Jayne and Timothy (my dad) and then my dad had me and my sister. (Kate and Hayley)
If anyone is wanting to know information on the Lincolnshire area of Pocklington or know any info that they may thinnk i might find informative (?) could you please reply so that i can set up asap!!! Hope someone can help me!
Thanks

Pamelia,George,J.R.&Mary Pocklington-VA

stargazer7985 — 2003-05-22 06:51:37Z

I'm looking for any info on these people. They are listed in the 1850 and 1860 Richmond, Henrico, VA census. I'm sure they are related to my husband. Pamelia C. Pocklington Doughty b1827,VA is my husband's Gggrandmother and was married to Lewis Doughty b1826,NJ. Any info on this famil is appreciated. There are still members of this family in this area today and in recent records. Pat Billings Doughty plbil@genealogymail.com

Looking for my Dad(George Edward Pocklington)

2003-05-20 06:03:18Z

does anyone know the whereabouts of this man, or know of him.
He was born in Fulham, 29th April, 1033, he has a sister called Joan, thier parents are called George Edward(Payne Pocklington and Minnie(Queenie)Pocklington nee:Tomkins.
My mother put us in home and we were then adopted.
I so desperately want to trace him, meet him.
They are a London based family, with links to pubs in past.
If anyone can help, please e-mail me.
Regards,
Karen.

hornibrook family tree

2003-01-23 10:06:05Z

To all Hornibrooks out there. I am trying to trace any relatives I may have, the name Hornibrook is unusual and I know that my ancestors came from Ireland. My Father was John Joseph Hornibrook who came from County Cork,he died in january 1998 and is buried in Killcullin cemetery Cork. His Mother was Christine Dalores, and his father was also named john.My father was born in Francis strret Cork City in 1932, he had two brothers, Michael,and Connor, and a sister Agnes who still resides in Cork and is now a Hurley.I currently live in Gloucestershire, England. I hope someone can help me to get started, as I am not having much luck at present due to little information.

Re: tree

2002-12-24 23:11:51Z

Hi Don
I'm afraid I dont have any of those people on my tree or recognise the names, do you have any idea which area they came from?
Let me know if I can help at all
Happy Christmas!
Emma
www.emmawa.btinternet.co.uk

Re: tree

2002-12-23 14:06:29Z

Hi

I am descended (10 generations ago) from David Pocklington.
His son James m Elizabeth Clarkson. Their daughter Elizabeth( b 1764) m Beckwith Clarkson in 1792. Their son James was the grandfather of Mary Ann Clarkson who married george Pulleyn in 1872. Their son Robert was my g gRandfather.

Any connection?

Website

2002-12-21 16:34:37Z

Have a look at mw website:
www.emmawa.btinternet.co.uk
Emma

Re: Lydia Pocklington married Eric Leonard Hornibrook

2002-11-11 00:08:19Z

Fiona - please make contact off line re PAGEY - your eml address has changedsince 2000 apparently.
TIA & Cheers

Re: John JUBB

charlesp50 — 2002-10-18 14:02:12Z

Hi I'm Charlie and have got all sorts of info Re-Pocklington's and the JUBB families after all they were married into each other,

Re: Family tree

2002-10-01 19:23:01Z

Nice to hear from you John. Please tell me something about your family - where you live - anything you know or your father knows about your family history. Where do you live in the USA?
I live in Sydney Australia and I have 2 daughters & 4 grandchildren ages 15, 12, 12, & 8.
I look forward to hearing from you

Re: Family tree

2002-10-01 18:45:07Z

my name is john richard pocklington i am 12 i live in the USA this is 2002

best of friends
john r pocklington

P.S . might be madjohn1016@yahoo.com

Re: tree

2002-07-20 10:00:17Z

Sorry Thomas, I dont have many Pocklingtrons on my tree from Virginia and dont recognise those names, but I will let you know if I find any information out on them
Good Luck with your research
Emma

Re: Lydia Pocklington married Eric Leonard Hornibrook

2002-07-18 13:48:29Z

Nicky,I was about to say I don't think she was born in born in Brisbane. Just checked some notes I took when I was in Brisbane doing Pock. research last year. On 25 May 1904 a George Pock. married a Lydia Louisa Simpson reference 04/002122.

Lydia Louisa Pock. died 12 June 1925 aged 45yrs. I think she is buried in Lutwyche Cemetery with a Louise Hornibrook Pocklington (not sure if this is correct or I'm written it down incorrectly) who died 28 Sept. 1930.

Lydia Annie Pock. married Eric Leonard Hornibrook 1929 Reference 1929/B007360.

I'm happy to try and help you find more, if you would like me to look up the Queensland BDM indexes please let me know. My local family history centre has them.

I don't know why my mother said we were related to the Hornibrook family, I haven't found any connection; but it was a remark I remember her making several times when we saw the name on building hoardings. Should have thought to ask her when she was alive.

If you'd like to email me privately feel free to.

Bye for now
Leonie Stanley

Re: Lydia Pocklington married Eric Leonard Hornibrook

2002-07-17 20:00:53Z

Thank you for your reply. Yes my grandad was one of the brothers of the Hornibrook construction company. I don't have any information about nan, but I think she was born in brisbane I could be wrong though. (Most likely I am :0).

Nicky

Re: Lydia Pocklington married Eric Leonard Hornibrook

2002-07-17 13:42:56Z

Was your grandfather related in any way shape or form to the Hornibrook construction company? My mother's maiden name was Pocklington and she often would say that the family was related to the Hornibrook's,
Apart from that do you know where you grandmother came from before emigrating to Queensland?
My mother's family emigrated to Queensland and while researching them I found your grandparents marriage but can't connect them as yet

Family tree

2002-07-17 10:33:32Z

John Russel Pocklington married Carol Patricia Mary Cooney on November 21, 1998.

Lydia Pocklington married Eric Leonard Hornibrook

ndavies66 — 2002-07-15 21:55:13Z

She was born 1905 and he was born 1902. These are my grandparents. If anyone has info on them please email me. ndavies@hypermax.net.au

Nicky

Pocklington

CarolSmith41 — 2002-05-18 14:05:49Z

I have an Hannah Pocklington married a Richard Jubb in 1720's any connection to anyone anywhere.

Carol smith

POCKLINGTON

CarolSmith41 — 2002-05-18 14:05:49Z

Dear Francis
Thank you for the information.
I do not know if there is any connection as this is the only real information I have on Hannah Pocklington. I do kno that the Jubb she married was probably from the yorkshire area as many of my ancestors are from that region.

Carol

Pocklington Reunion

2002-03-30 03:18:45Z

All Pocklingtons are welcome go to the Pocklington Web Page

http://hometown.aol.com/dpockl5395/myhomepage/heritage.html

Re: tree

2002-01-24 03:17:19Z

My Grandfathers name is Daniel Pocklington born in Richmond Virginia 9/19/1897 does he show up on your tree?
his fathers name was John Pocklington

Thomas Pocklington

g98620 — 2002-01-15 00:55:39Z

Thomas Pocklington and his wife Elizabeth both age 34 left Liverpool, England arrived 12 Nov 1851 New York via Ship Sarah G. Hyde. Children coming with them were Thomas Jr. , Maria, Eliza and William. The children ranged in age from months to age 8.
Anyone descend from this family?

John POCKLINGTON b 1832 England lived MN, IA, CA

g98620 — 2001-12-18 01:37:17Z

Seeking documented evidence of parents of John Pocklington born England 1832. John lived in Carver Co MN until circa 1879+ -. Moved to Sioux City, IA circa 1880. Spouse Frances Sarah Reese.
John served Civil War.
Known issue a son: Oliver Christopher Pocklington b 1875 MN, died 1968 CA. Spouse: Jessie Meierstine.
According to eldest living descendent, Oliver Christopher was a family name many generations.
Have not been able to find documented evidence this John Pocklington related to the England Pocklington's who settled in Michigan.

John POCKLINGTON b 1832 England, lived MN, IA, CA

g98620 — 2001-12-18 01:24:10Z

Seeking documented evidence of parents of John POCKLINGTON b. England 1832. Lived in Carver co MN until circa 1879 + - moved to Sioux City IA circa 1880. Spouse: Frances Sarah Reese.
John served during Civil War.
Known issue a son: OLIVER CHRISTOPHER POCKLINGTON b. 1875 Carver Co MN died 1968 Los Angeles, CA. Spouse Jessie Meirstine.
According to living descendants Oliver Christopher was a family name for several generations.
Have not been able to find documented evidence this John Pocklington related to the England Pocklingtons who settled in Michigan.

Re: tree

2001-11-03 16:56:08Z

Hi
I am afraid that I do not recognise any of the people that you mentioned, and I am sorry that i cannot be of any help to you.
Please let me know if you think I could help again another time, and I may be able to!
Thanks again for the e-mail
Emma

Re: tree

2001-11-02 18:36:45Z

Hi. My name is Heather Sacra and I saw your posting on the Pocklington board. I have a gggrandmother named Emma Pocklington. She married Marshall Kirby. I know nothing about her, except that she died in the mid-1950s in (New Kent County??) VA. I was wondering if she might be somewhere in your family tree. Any help you could give me would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Heather

Re: POCKLINGTON

2001-10-14 17:53:41Z

Hi Carol
I have tried to e-mail you quite a while ago, but I thought I would contact you on here. I have Richard Jubb and Hannah Pocklington on my tree
Feel free to contact me at
emmawa@btinternet.com
Thanks
Emma

tree

2001-09-16 17:39:25Z

I descend from many Pocklingtons, so I may be able to help some people with there enquiries, as others may be able to help me
So please e-mail me at emmawa@btinternet.com
Thanks
Emma

Pocklington

2001-09-16 17:32:43Z

I have those 2 people on my tree, with some information on each individual, except there marriage date. Please e-mail me at emmwa@btinternet.com so that I can give you can contact me easily. Look forward to hearing from you
Emma