Tremayne - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: TREMAYNE FROM CORNWALL

adrianptremayne — 2012-03-06 12:25:32Z

Hello,im from norfolk, origially from Falmouth Cornwall. Im interested in making contact with the tremayne history and surname in cornwall.I have no contacts in cornwall.Can you assist in any way?.Thank you.Baron Adrian Tremayne.

Re: TREMAYNE FROM CORNWALL

adrianptremayne — 2012-03-06 12:25:26Z

Re: TREMAYNE FROM CORNWALL

c_frendo — 2010-09-05 23:27:37Z

During everyones research on the Tremaynes from Cornwall has anyone come across the name Duncalf in any of the documents or wills etc.?
My ancestor Margaret Tremayne married Thomas Duncalf in 1573, St Neot. Thomas Duncalf and Margaret Tremayne had three sons Thomas b.1575, John b. 1578 and William b. 1585. One of these married an Ann who died in 1653 Gunwalloe. What I am trying to work out is which one of these brothers is Ann's husband? Her male children were Henry, William, Oliver, John and Daniel. There are no parish records for this period for Gunwalloe. Thomas and Margaret leased Winnington (Wynnyanton), Gunwalloe from 1585.
Any assistance you can give me would be much appreciated. Thankyou in advance.
Cheers,
Catherine

Re: Tremaine family

weemee358 — 2010-05-16 00:30:25Z

My name is Nancy Tremaine and my grandfather and great grandparents lived in Listowel Canada. Carl Tremaine (famous boxer out of Detroit and Cleveland) was my uncle. There were 7 boys and 6 girls. They came here from Palermo Sicily in the early 1900's. I hope to hear from you soon.

Re: John Ferrel Tremayne

sirtrem2008 — 2010-01-10 11:04:34Z

Hi Sandra this is Andy previously known user name trembler.
Could you enlighten me about your dad what he did who he was married to,where he was born and so on, so that I can verify I did have loads of pictures of John Ferrel Tremayne and a lot of information regarding him but due to a breakdown in marriage lost all of it I only have memories of my work. so sorry it has taken me a longtime to seek this message from you but as you can see I have changed my email address and user name.

Re: Edward F Tremayne

stellarmjb — 2009-11-16 09:09:40Z

Hi Mary,

I am not sure if you are researching the Tremayne's also or whether just aiding fellow researchers - if you wish to see anymore information on the Tremayne's and Edward's wife's family - Sarah Watkins - I have a large amount in my tree and am more than happy to share.

Thanks
Marie

Re: Edward Faulcknor Tremayne

stellarmjb — 2009-11-16 09:05:59Z

Hi William,

Although your post is now 9 years old (!) I have quite a bit of information on the Tremayne's, as I am related through his wife Sarah Henrietta Charity Watkins, and have been in close constant contact with a direct descendant of Edward F T. Edward was indeed born in New York, I have a copy of a letter from the parish of which his birth was registered. His parents Edward Sr and Sarah Watkins were married in England, when Sarah was just 15, with her fathers consent however. They immediately sailed for NY where Edward was consequently born not long afterwards. However there is mystery surrounding what happened to Edward Sr - he literally is never heard from again, and Sarah sails back to England, possibly unbeknowningly pregnant with his second child. She meets and marries my ancestor, Robert Howe de Tracy Gould, and so my tree continues.

I am more than happy to share the information I have, and would love to know where your research interests lie, and if you are related.

Thanks
Marie

Tremayne and Mitchell or Michell connection in Cornwall

Lspryor1 — 2009-04-08 20:02:33Z

Joseph MICHELL ( Joseph Mitchell ) mar Maryanne TREMAYNE (or Mary Ann Tremaine) 23 Sep 1808 Kea, Cornwall. They are thought to had a son named Henry Mitchell b 8 Jul 1832 (St. Dye / Gwennap, Cornwall). Mary Ann's parents are Nicholas Tremayne and Jane. This Mitchell family living in Parish of Kenwyn as of 13 Oct 1833. Looking for any info on Mitchell and Tremayne families. It looks from other Tremayne messages that there are a few researchers that are quite up to date on the Tremayne line. Your help would be quite appreciated if you have this info.

Francis Tremayne Truro, England (1795)

atonge — 2009-02-24 17:21:26Z

Hi:
I am tracing the family of Francis (1795-1863)& Elizabeth Ann Tremayne (1794-1863)
Francis was born in Truro, Cornwall, England & Elizabeth Ann was born in Falmouth, England.
Both died in Smiths Falls, Lanark Co., Ontario, Can.
Their children: Elizabeth Ann (1826-1853)(Edward Webster); William (1826-?); Francis (1829-1919) (married Emily Jane Kelly Geddes); Ebenezer (1831-1895) (married Augusta unknown); Caroline (1834-1890)(Richard Johnson); Henry H. (1839-1907)(married Jane Johnson).

Re: Thomas Tremayne

jamesebouch01 — 2008-12-17 07:52:01Z

Hi Andy!
My Name is James Bouch,my Grt. Grandfather Robert Murdoch
Bouch was the husband of Alice Tremayne, daughter of John Ferrel Tremayne and Jane Tremayne (nee Bishop).
John's father was the Thomas Trevenig Tremayne you were looking for in your posting

Re: Canon Francis Tremayne (1829- 1919) Ontario, Canada

atonge — 2008-07-21 00:40:29Z

Well, the yahoo account seems to be working ok.
This is my email address, perhaps I wrote it incorrectly.
jamtonge@yahoo.ca
Ann

Re: Canon Francis Tremayne (1829- 1919) Ontario, Canada

mimico57 — 2008-07-20 17:59:06Z

This is for atonge, regarding Rev. Francis Tremayne. Hello. I tried to send you an email, but it came back as undeliverable. Perhaps the your network service was experiencing trouble. Is there an alternative email address. Notes just not getting through.

Re: Canon Francis Tremayne (1829- 1919) Ontario, Canada

atonge — 2008-07-20 02:20:18Z

Hi:
Great to hear from you, cousin!
Very excited to get your email.
I have just recently started researching the Tremayne/Johnson lines of the family.
Could you email me directly? jamtonge@yahoo.ca

Re: Canon Francis Tremayne (1829- 1919) Ontario, Canada

mimico57 — 2008-07-19 03:20:47Z

This is a response for Ann regarding Rev. Francis Tremayne. I am also looking for information as I have just started to research my family history. The Rev. Francis Tremayne is my great-great grandfather on my father's side. One of his daughters, Emily Helen Tremayne (known as Helen) married William Charles Lyall. They had a large family. One of Charles' and Helen's daughters, Margaret Grace Lyall, married George Edward Wardle. Margaret Grace went by her middle name, Grace. She was my grandmother. Her only surviving son George Ashworth Wardle is my father. I have just started looking into my family. I do not have much information as yet, and hope that what I have provided here does not duplicate anything you have learned. I am anxious to find out about the Tremaynes and Lyalls lives while they were in Ontario. I have also started to investigate the Geddes connection.

Re: Tremaynes in Cornwall

Lyfsabeech — 2008-03-12 09:16:01Z

Hi Jim,
My family can be traced back to John de Tremayne born in 1220. His grandson John married Margery de Antrenon whose mother was Claricia Peverell, the 4xgreat granddaughter of William the Conqueror!
Regards,
Vic & Linda Bagnelle

Re: TREMAYNE FROM CORNWALL

Lyfsabeech — 2008-03-12 09:03:58Z

Hi Sandra,
Thanks for the offer of help. Since posting my message we have filled in much of the Tremayne line that relates to my family. However, we mostly have just names without any details or even spouses, so perhaps you can supply some of that info.
My line comes down from Mary Tremayne(1761) who married William Sampson(1756)in Phillack in 1778.
Don't know much about Michael T (1498) or his father John (1485) and grandfather Ralph (1430), so any details about them would be welcome.
Thanks again
Vic & Linda Bagnelle

Canon Francis Tremayne (1829- 1919) Ontario, Canada

jamtonge — 2008-03-11 01:39:37Z

Canon Francis Tremayne
In 1873/74 he was at the Parish of Newmarket and stayed there until 1879 when he went to Christ Church in Mimico.
He married Emily Jane Kelly Geddes about 1855
Thank you
Ann

Tramayne, Francis Smith's Falls, Ontario 1863

jamtonge — 2008-03-09 13:56:02Z

Looking for info on Francis Tremayne, born at Truro, England, died in Smiths Falls, 27 Feb, 1863 and his wife
Elizabeth Ann, born at Falmouth, England, died at Smiths Falls, 3rd March 1863.
I believe they had a daughter, Caroline (1834-1890)who married Richard Johnson/ Johnston.

Re: Tremayne Pearse connection

SANDRATREMAYNE — 2008-02-25 09:30:05Z

IM A TREMAYNE PEARSE WAS A NEIGHBOR OF MY DADS GROWINGB UP IN IDAHO

Re: John Ferrel Tremayne

SANDRATREMAYNE — 2008-02-25 09:24:16Z

JOHN WAS MY DADS ...............

Re: TREMAYNE FROM CORNWALL

SANDRATREMAYNE — 2008-02-25 09:12:45Z

HI I AM SANDRA TREMAYNE
CAN I BE OF ANY ASSISTANCE?

Re: John Ferrel Tremayne

SANDRATREMAYNE — 2008-02-25 09:04:18Z

I BELEIVE HE WAS MY UNCLE?

Re: TREMAYNE FROM CORNWALL

Lyfsabeech — 2007-08-11 12:51:14Z

Hi, Got several Tremaynes in my tree. But also got a lot missing. Would you like to exchange details?

Re: CHANDLER TREMAYNE

jokthomp — 2007-08-03 21:07:29Z

Hi. I am a decendent of Michael Barkdull and Prudence Tremayne. How did he die? I found his name at the Old Nauvoo Burial Grounds this summer 2007. Scources say he died in Quincy. How did his body get to Nauvoo. When did he move to Nauvoo? Did he ever live there? Some say he was killed by mobs. Does anyone know the real story?

Re: Tregemynyon or Tremaen Family

eGENEee — 2007-06-06 14:38:09Z

Are you asking for proof that your info is correct? If so, I would start with its source -- Is is documented by reliable, primary sources? You can't take undocumented info online as proof.

I don't know what records are available for medieval Cornish genealogy/history, but try these three sites:

http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/Cornwall/#Archives
http://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/
http://webs.lanset.com/azazella/cornish_database.html

Also, you'll probably have better luck reposting this message at the Tremayne surname board.

Good luck with your search! It sounds interesting!

Tregemynyon or Tremaen Family

supermumtwo — 2007-05-21 22:03:03Z

Can any one help me, I have a Nicola Tregemynyon, born 1320, who had a son John De Tremaen, born 1338, could be in Constantine area. Nicolas father was a Reginald De Tregemynyon. These are all descendants of the Tremayne family who lived in Constantine, but the spelling of the name seems to have changed. Hoping someone can help me. Thank you.

Re: Tremaynes in Cornwall

JamesWWalker5143 — 2006-12-15 04:48:20Z

I to have Tremayne family in and from Constantine, Cornwall ,England. I go back to the time when the name was De Tremayne

My last known Ancestor in Usa is my deceased great grandmother Mary Elizabeth Tremayne ( Walker ) she married my Great grandfather William Thomas Walker, they lived and died in Mahaska county, Oskaloos, Iowa.

Mary's Father was John Tremayne, He came to the usa aboard the Constine of new York, he was travling with a Sarah Hollis and two small children 1 boy and one gril, Anne, and John, Mary was born in Missouri, usa. I am talking to a gentleman that tells me he can take us back to the old testiment times. This name is Tom Tremain ( Same Family)
Jim Walker jimbarb@iowatelecom.net

Re: Tremayne Pearse connection

joannetoothfairy — 2006-10-23 00:53:29Z

hi, my husbands father was called eric tremayne pearse, and his grandmother was called kitty wills. they came from cornwall.

TREMAYNE ARMS

DaleUpdike44 — 2005-07-31 00:37:45Z

Hello everyone,

I am a descendant of PHILLIP TREMAIN born 1697 in Connecticut, who married REBECCA GRANGER, b. Aug. 2, 1697. My great grandmother was ORINDA L. TREMAN, b. June 15, 1834; married ELIJAH A. UPDIKE.

It is not known how my Tremain/Treman family descends from the original Cornwall TREMAYNE family, but I don't think anyone has any doubts about that being the case. The information in "The History of the Treman, Tremain, Truman Family in America" by Treman and Poole (1901) does not make the connection from Phillip to his Cornwall ancestry, and there are other errors in the book as well.

The reason for this post is that I have an accurate copy of the Tremayne arms for free download at my Webshots online albums at: http://community.webshots.com/user/daleupdike Locate the TREMAN FAMILY ALBUM, and it should be the first image you come to. The professional copy I had made many years ago had an error (one of the hands was a left hand - they are all supposed to be right hands). I fixed that, improved the name, and the motto in the ribbon. It is large enough that it prints very well. Help yourselves!

Dale A. Updike
North Battleford,
Saskatchewan, Canada
EMAIL: updike@sasktel.net

John Tremayne

2005-04-04 14:45:31Z

I am trying to find any information on a John Tremayne of Beaver county, Pa. B. around 1775, married 1806 to a Edith Judd, born about 1779. A daughter was born Prudence Tremayne 9 Jun 1807 in Wesfield, Tioga, Pa. Prudence married a Michael Barkdull in Ohio, he died in Quincy, Il and she went on to SLC, Utah She is buried at Farmington, Utah.
I don't know quite where to go with this Tremayne line. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!!!!!! Peggy Christensen

Edward Hoyse Tremayne

2005-02-23 16:46:06Z

My last message should have read Edward Hoyse Tremayne not Edward Hoyse Tremanye.
Terry.

Edward Hoyse Tremanye

2005-02-23 16:40:59Z

Anyone tracing Edward Hoyse Tremayne who married Margaret Fuller at St Mary Newington Surrey on 31 Jan 1820 and then married Mary Ann Green at St Clement Danes London on 2nd June 1834.
Terry.

Re: Harold and David Tremayne

jennidot — 2004-06-10 08:11:16Z

My fiance and I saw this message and he is the son of Elizabeth Ann Tremayne and the grandson of francis chandler tremayne.

I was wondering if you had any relation to my family, and if you had any more information about my family or if you might need more information you can e-mail me. my name is Eugene Vargas the address is jennidot@sbcglobal.net

Re: TREMAYNE FROM CORNWALL

2004-05-27 14:43:52Z

I found this old link - you will probably already know this. Fanny Tremayne had a tin mine in Cornwall. Many years later, my ex-husband's ancestor who was called Richardson, deserted from the army and called himself Smith. When his son was born he wanted to bring a family name back, so brought in the Tremayne (to whom there was a link in some way). Hence Tremayne-Smith. My husband was christened Richard, to bring back the Richardson side. His mother's maiden name was Rosewall (they were distantly related to Ken the tennis player)
My children, (now grown up) are David, Emma and Andrew Tremayne-Smith, and we have 2 grandchildren to date, George and Olivia, both Tremayne-Smith.

Tremayne in New Jersey

2004-03-24 20:28:22Z

The Cornish in New Jersey is a database with, so far, 3,371 names of individuals and families. There are eight with the Tremain(e) and three with the Tremayne name.
I'd be happy to share whatever information I have and would love to receive more. If your Tremayne settled in NJ, even for a short time, please contact me at nheydt@optonline.net
Nancy, NJ

tremayne

DeeTremaine — 2004-01-25 11:26:00Z

Looking for info on George J. Tremayne died 10/17,1943 in Mo.

Re: Les Tremayne

Southerncracker — 2003-12-31 00:49:11Z

Evelyn:
I came across your message on Ancestry.Com, and had just read something about Les Tremayne in my local paper, dated december 26, 2003.

The article is as follows:

Les Tremayne, 90, Radio Hall of Famer

The Associated Press

Santa Monica, CA - Les Tremayne, an English-born actor considered to have one of the best-known voices of radio's golden age, died December 19, his family said. He was 90.

Tremayne, who on 1995 was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame, died at St. John's Health Center, his wife, Joan, said Monday.

The cause of death was not immediately released.

Tremayne played the lead in radio series including "The Falcon," "The Adventures of the Thin Man" (as Nick Charles), and "One Man's Family."
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This is not a relative of mine, just thought this info could lead you in the right direction for more data.

Happy hunting,
Kathryn

Re: Tremayne Pearse connection

lights1912 — 2003-12-12 19:55:32Z

I am also working on the PIERCE/PEARCE/PEARSE/de PERS and PERCY lines as well as TREMAYNE/TREMAINE and CAREW. These three families interconnect through-out the 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th centuries in the UK and all appear to have originated in Normandy. I began working on these lines together with a close friend, and what turns out to be a cousin, named Tremayne, also of Essex. I believe he contacted you with regards to your post. We have compiled a great deal of data in our research into our genealogical connections to each other through trunk lines and collateral lines. While we have connections to Tremayn and to Pierce in Cornwall we have not yet found a PIERCE/TREMAYNE connection or marriage. We believe this connection may be the missing link we are ;looking for to bring our trunk lines closer together with yet another common ancestor. If you have any clues as to the connection you have posted we would be interested in learning about it as we are trying to bring our trunk lines as close together as possible. Thank you.

Re: Tremayne

JO282 — 2003-06-21 04:59:07Z

hi. My name is cindy kingston garcia and i am looking for some information for my family tree i am all the way back to 1530. looking for daughter of tremayne who married thomas kingston. daughter of tremayne born 1530 in somerset england had one child john born 1553. do you know any thing or have you come across any thing in your search? thanks

Re: Johnathan Tremaine/Captains Chest

2003-02-07 00:16:48Z

Hi Kathryn...Rereading old posts to site and once again was intrigued with the Captain's Chest and the Daggar from the Tremaine family you spoke of. You have probably made copies of the chest contents by now and I would sure appreciate copies if possible. I will be happy to pay for the expense of copies and postage. Hope to hear from you soon...Rose

Re: Tremayne Pearse connection

jrtpearse — 2003-02-06 02:22:50Z

Hi John, I am, to my knowledge, a "third generation" Tremayne Pearse -- my grandfather, who was born in 1896, being the first I am privy to. I'm not sure how the connection name came about. To the best of my knowledge, my grandfather's mother was a Wills, and father was a Pearse. Do you have any information on this connection? I think your friend/cousin could be related in some distant fashion to me in some way, too.

Tremayne Pearse connection

JuliaPearse — 2003-02-06 02:18:42Z

Does anyone know of a Tremayne/Pearse connection tracing back to Cornwall around 1850.

Re: Tremaine

2003-01-11 17:20:35Z

I am Mary Morris Tremaine,a descendant of Mary Morris Boggs. A portrait of Mrs. B0ggs hangs in our house. I would love to talk to you. My tel # is 973-334-9237 and my e-mail address is Mary Soutendijk@msn.com. I am very interested in purchasing a copy of your 32 page book. I believe that I am also a descendant of one of the children of Richard Tremaine and Mary Morris Boggs so we are no doubt cousins. I very much look forward to communicating with you. Mary Tremaine Soutendijk

Australian Tremayne's

s3333057 — 2002-12-01 07:23:43Z

Hi, Iam just starting my family tree. My grand father is Fredrick Arthur Tremayne (DOB unknown, still living). Fred married Dorothy Mabel Bishop and they had 6 children, Gary, Norma, Trevor (my dad), Noela, Lance and Carol(deceased). My Grandparents are a little vague about things and I havent been able to get their birth certificates yet, but I will add any information as I get it.

Anyone who may know more about Fredrick Arthur Tremayne in Australia, I would be pleased to hear from you.

Thanks, Fiona Tremayne.

Re: Tremayne Pearse connection

2002-06-19 21:37:34Z

My Grandfather was William Tremayne Pearse. My father has found a cousin who has traced the Tremayne Pearse's back to cornwall to the late 18th century.

I live in Essex, UK

Tremayne/Francis, Bristol, England

2002-06-02 10:07:50Z

Does anyone have any information on a Tremayne family that lived in Bristol in the mid 1800s, especially Emma Tremayne who married William Henry Francis on 11th July 1864. I think she may have had a sister called Mary and there were possibly four children from the marriage called William Henry, Reginald Tremayne, Katherine L and Eveline.

tremaine

peggypaul — 2002-04-22 17:10:49Z

Hello Gail
I hope this be some help.Frank Tremain(e)
born abt1838 in Halifax Nova Scotia.he
married Harriet Thompson abt 1859 in Mass-
achusett.she was the daughter of Joseph
and Ruth Archibald she was born 1841 in Nova
Scotia. Frank Harriet had 4 children.
Louise,Edward,Grace,Fred.born in Leominster
Mass.Edward,Grace,Fred moved later to St Louis Mo
Grace married George Fletcher in abt 1900
Fred married Mary Rohde. they had 2 children
Florence Harriet Tremaine,Edward Frederick
tremaine both born in St Louis Mo.Florence
married Michael Thomas O'donnell.I have
more info if you would want me to send it
to you.there is 3 different ways that our
family spells the name.TREMAINE,TREMAYNE,
TREMAIN.on the birth cerf of my grandfather
that I got from Mass his father(FRANK)it
was tremain and the spelling of my gfather
so someone changed it when they left Mass
my grandfather had a cousin his was tremayne
he was a doctor in st louis mo.I don't know
who or why the name was changed.if you know
of the name Fletcher,Archibald I have info on
each of them.I found a cousin in searching
for info in Colorado( third cousin)he gave
me information I never would have gotten
for years of searching.I am so grateful
to him.I do hope some of this is some help.
Thank you for getting in touch with me.
Peggy

tremaine----Kevin Corwin

peggypaul — 2002-04-22 17:10:49Z

Hello Gail
My cousin name is Corwin his connection is.his
great-grandfather Charles Prescott Thompson
had a sister Harriett who married Frank
tremaine.my greatgrandfather(frank)both of
Nova Scotia.I don't know if this is of any
help to you.please let me know.
thanks
peggy

tremaine

peggypaul — 2002-04-22 17:10:49Z

Hi Gail
Got your message.do you have a tremaine,
Thompson or a Archibald in your family?
if you have a tremaine I would be able to
give you some info about them.please let
me know what line you are looking for.
hope to hear from you soon.what state are
you from?and if you don't mine what was
your maiden name.
thank you for your reply
peggy

tremaine

peggypaul — 2002-04-22 17:10:49Z

Hi Gail
I don't have any thing on Jonathan tremaine
but have Frank Tremain and harriet(thompson)
Tremaine.they had 6 children Louise born
1860,Edward born 1863,Grace born1867,Fred
born1868,Frances born (female)1871,Charles
born1873.this came from the 1870 Census.
I am told there is a book first name is
given as LESLIE in notes of Myrtle Olive
Thompson Gardner.it is given as LULIE
in the" PRAIRIE DAUGHTER" by Essie Mae
Thompson Hill.about LOUISE.I do not have
the book yet.not sure of where she lived.
Edward moved to St Louis Mo.the only thing
I have on him is he had a child that died
in 1901 buried at Calavery cemetery in St
Louis Mo.have nothing more on him yet.
nothing on Frances yet.Grace married Frank
Fletcher lived in st louis mo.Frederick
e. tremaine lived in st louis mo married
Mary T(ROHDE)Tremaine. nothing on Charles
yet.still working on the rest of the family
GRACEFRANK had 4 children FRANK,HAROLD
ETHEL,the fourth child was killed when a
farm tractor fell over on him.FRED MARY
had two children FLORENCE HARRIET,EDWARD
FREDERICK TREMAINE.FLORENCE BORN 1902
EDWARD BORN 1905.I hope some of this will
help you.let me know if I have been of
some help to you I will keep on looking
for more info.
hope to hear from you
peggy