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Re: 1917 Birth Certificate

jamie_long951 — 2012-04-28 21:17:09Z

Ive ordered the original certificate from GRO - is the only way to be sure. Thanks for help!

Nellie WAINWRIGHT 1917 Birth Certificate

jamie_long951 — 2012-04-26 20:02:40Z

Evening all!

Im trying to find the Birth Certificate for my Great Grandmother. Her name on certificate would be Nellie WAINWRIGHT, birth date is confirmed at 5th December 1917.

I have found one birth cert which seems right but the registration date is shown as Jan-feb-march quarter of 1918. Would a birth in December 1917 be registered as first quarter of the new year?

Do I need to request a certified copy from the GRO to be 100% sure ive got the right cert?

Thanks

Just to add ive found her death & marriage certs on here okay.

Re: 1917 Birth Certificate

PamelaWagster — 2012-04-26 20:01:03Z

Charles 1913
All born Wakefield.

Possible marraige!

:John Wainwright married Lucy Owen
Name: WAINWRIGHT, John
Registration district: Wakefield
County: Yorkshire
Year of registration: 1912
Quarter of registration: Oct-Nov-Dec
Spouse's last name Owen
Volume no: 9C
Page no: 99

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Name: OWEN, Lucy
Registration district: Wakefield
County: Yorkshire
Year of registration: 1912
Quarter of registration: Oct-Nov-Dec
Spouse's last name: Wainwright
Volume no: 9C
Page no: 99

Re: 1917 Birth Certificate

jamie_long951 — 2012-04-26 19:58:26Z

Are they all born in Wakefield though? (west yorkshire)

Re: 1917 Birth Certificate

PamelaWagster — 2012-04-26 19:54:15Z

Found Elsie 1929.

Re: 1917 Birth Certificate

jamie_long951 — 2012-04-26 19:52:03Z

Yes your on to it. Nellies siblings were Harold, Albert (both were military, navy & army), charles & elsie. All I know is Elsie was the youngest of the children. But im sure either albert or harold were born before nellie...

Re: 1917 Birth Certificate

PamelaWagster — 2012-04-26 19:45:54Z

Did Nellie have siblings? Their birth reg would have mothers maiden name too!
Can see an Albert 1919 and Harold 1922 mothers maiden name Owen.Ring any bells?

Re: 1917 Birth Certificate

jamie_long951 — 2012-04-26 19:30:59Z

Yes thats the one I suspect. Like I say though I dont know her maiden name. Im just guessing its Owen, and the fact after I mentioned it to a relative they said it sounds familiar.

Re: 1917 Birth Certificate

PamelaWagster — 2012-04-26 19:14:51Z

It is quite possible that a birth in Dec could be registered in the JFM quarter.
Is this the one?

Nellie Wainwright
Wakefield
JFM 1918
9C 48
Mothers maiden name Owen

Looking for paternal Grandparents - WAINWRIGHT

rachybutler1 — 2012-04-18 22:21:57Z

Hi
I am trying to trace my paternal grandparents, my dad, Trevor Bernard Wainwright (surname changed when adopted) was born on 27.09.1951 at Lambeth Hospital, his mother was Yvonne Marie Wainwright, of Holland Park in Kensington, the fathers details are not on the birth certificate. I think she was around 19, I don't know for sure but this age is in my head. I think I have found a marriage certificate for her, and she married Joseph F Worthington in 1953.
Any help would be so greatly appreciated

Re: wainwright

rachybutler1 — 2012-04-18 22:12:08Z

Hi

I realise this post is 12 years old, but I am looking for my dads family (he was born in 1952 and adopted as a baby) his mother is Yvonne Marie Wainwright, I have found a marriage certificate for her (i think) but no birth certificate, except for one which is for an un named female and surname Wainwright born in 1935...

Re: John Stowe Wainwright

JeannetteMartin24 — 2012-04-18 18:30:31Z

Hi there, My name is Jeannette Wainwright Martin. I do have some info on Emelius Van Buren Wainwright for you. He was born in Trinidad in 1859, married Marie Aglaie La Roche, and had 9 children. Georgia Isabel, b. Oct/1/1885 in Scotland, then Alfred,John,Cyril William, Lucy Miriam,Emmeline Sarah,Deborah,Julius Evans b. Trinidad, and Emelius Stanley, b. 1891.
I also took 2 photos of your grand parents grave when I had visited Trinidad a couple years ago and if you need copies, just send me an email and I will send them to you, OK?
I was also born in Trinidad, and my father was Hector Hamilton Wainwright, if it helps, my great great grandfather was John Stowe Wainwright who died in Trinidad in 1860.
If you need more info, just email me at: jinjin19@embarqmail.com.

John B Wainwright of Cincinnati Ohio/Bert Handley

jolieblon — 2012-04-08 01:18:05Z

John B Wainwright b abt 1848 married to an Emma b abt 1850. Had following children that I know of: Elizabeth abt 1870; David, abt 1876; and Nettie, abt 1868. Nettie drowned and is connected with Bert Handley who also drowned both together in Cincinnati in 1893. Handley is connected to one of my family line Jenks and I am trying to find out how. It is an interesting puzzle. The clipping is interesting and sad. Will share info. Joan

Re: John Stowe Wainwright

wainwrightrich — 2012-03-28 15:26:11Z

J.E. Was Julius Evans' my grandfather. He went by Evans, born 1905 died 1977. He emigrated from St. Thomas to NYC in 1922. He settled on Long Island, married Kathryn and has two kids Jack and Jill. He was the youngest of the seven children: Alfred/Stanley/Emmeline/Jack/Miriam?/Charles?

I'm pretty sure you are right on Mary LaRoche.

Re: John Stowe Wainwright

trichter78 — 2012-03-27 19:39:49Z

Do you know if the J.E. was for Julius Emelius? I did not have Charles Alfred in my tree at all, but my mother just told me that she did have an "Uncle Alfred" whom she believes was her grandfathers brother (Her grandfather was Stanley (Emelius Stanley) Wainwright.)

I'm going to add him to my tree - I had thought that it was Mary LaRoche who Emelius Van Buren Wainwright had married, so its interesting to see the name "Aglia" do you have any info on her family history you would be willing to share?

It makes sense that he came to the US to work with sugar since thats what they did in the west indies.

Re: John Stowe Wainwright

rkdomingue — 2012-03-27 01:53:46Z

First, I greatly appreciate this message board. One of the duties my late mother gave me was to be the family historian - and her father's past disappeared in oblivion, until now. My maternal grandfather was Charles Alfred Wainwright, born Oct 3 1900. Auntie Em (Emmeline) was his sister, Stanley his brother. I believe there was another uncle, but haven't a name. Charles was an interesting character - as project engineer, he put together an early sugar refinery at Raceland, LA, helping to bring Godcheaux sugar into the 20th Century. My grandfather's parents were J.E. Van Buren Wainwright and Aglia LaRoche, Tunapuna, Trinidad BWI.

Re: Wainwrights/American Indian

BucksKid2 — 2012-03-07 07:14:55Z

Dear Tammy,
I know that your posting is very old, but I have a Thomas Lee Wainwright in my genealogy files. If you would contact me we could see if we are talking abt. the same Thomas Lee and maybe exchange info.

Mary

Re: Caroline Elizabeth Wainright 1835-1912

marty209 — 2012-03-03 18:09:44Z

Hi Judith. It sounds like we share some French ancestry as well. I would very much appreciate any information that you have on Caroline and her family. I would love to see pictures if you have any, too. I would also share any info I have. Please email me at RNmarty@sbcglobal.net (the caps are only because RN in lowercase looks like M). Thank you so much.

Re: James and Sarah Wainright/Wainwright from NC

judithbourgeois — 2012-02-29 15:45:27Z

I am a Wainwright descendant, and I do have information on Sarah....married to Mundine. The ancestor I have died in 1767. You can e-mail me at judy82741@yahoo.com if you would like further information.

Re: Caroline Elizabeth Wainright 1835-1912

judithbourgeois — 2012-02-29 15:30:01Z

I just read your post dated 2010. I am a descendant of Hasten Dixon Wainwright II, and I do have information on Caroline, his daughter. I would be glad to forward the info I have to you.

Re: Hasting Dixon Wainwright

gailroth60 — 2012-02-15 16:47:16Z

Does anyone know Lovey Davis' first husband name? I know that my Mary Ann Davis who married George S. Bradley is related to her.

"Wainwright Mansion" in Milton, MA, ~1900-1920's

bbffrrpp — 2012-01-29 11:53:16Z

Hello,

It took me many years to find out where my Charles W. RICE went to after he and his wife separated ~1880. I still don't know where he lived from 1880 to 1910. But, several years ago another researcher found him in the 1910 census. He was living at the "Wainwright mansion" in Milton, MA, as a live-in gardener.

I just read an old response to my old query which said that Arthur WAINWRIGHT died in 1923. My gr-gr-grandfather, Charles RICE, became ill and went to live in a nephew's home. He died in 1916. We have no pictures of Charles so have no idea what he looked like.

The 1910 census has Arthur, 47, and a single man. He had 6 servants living with him.

WAINWRIGHT, ARTHUR (1910 U.S. Census)
MASSACHUSETTS , NORFOLK, MILTON
Age: 47, Male, Race: WHITE, Born: MA
Series: T624 Roll: 609 Page: 105

Through HeritageQuest, I'm not finding Arthur in 1920. And I don't see him in 1920 at www.familysearch.org But that site reminds me he was born in Boston in 1863 to parents, Henry and Sarah WAINWRIGHT. Could Arthur have also became ill and moved to Boston? Or, perhaps he retired to Florida?

I just checked on-line and find this tidbit of information:

Blue Hill ter.
Wainwright Arthur, h. Canton av. n. Dollar lane
Wainwright Frances, widow of Isaac, bds. Wm. 0. Partridge

Adams
Wainwright Henry C. Mrs., h. Canton av., n. Dollar lane
Waite Charles E., laborer, h. Highland cor. Randolph av.
Waitt Charles G., civil engineer, h. Sheldon, E.M.
Wakefield Jeremiah, foreman (Wareham st., B.) h. Oak n.

Eice Charles, gardener, emp. H. C. Wainwright, bds. do.

.. I think this is a city directory from 1906.

http://www.archive.org/stream/residentbusiness00bost/residen...

.. Thinking about this situation this morning, I wondered whether I could find Charles in 1880 or 1900. I just found a possible man in 1880 in North Quincy. But, he is listed as having a wife, Ella G. RICE, 26. That is possible, as we don't know when he separated from his first wife, Adelaide. Their 2 daughters were born in 1876 and 1878, and seem to have been raised, at first, by their grandparents.

RICE, CHARLES (1880 U.S. Census)
MASSACHUSETTS , NORFOLK, ATLANTIC; NORTH QUINCY
Age: 28, Race: WHITE, Born: ME
Series: T9 Roll: 549 Page: 121

That's all I'll say for now. I want to put my thoughts together. But, I'd sure like to find out if my Charles RICE did have a 2nd marriage.

Betty (near Lowell, MA)

(on Lists and Boards for 10 yrs.; now an Admin for 9 Lists and 3 Boards, including a Board for New-England-Research) (already a List for New-Eng-Gen)

Re: H. C. WAINWRIGHT Co., Boston, MA, 1880

bbffrrpp — 2012-01-29 11:21:15Z

Hi Rodney,

I'm thinking about my Charles RICE, again, and checking old postings. I just noticed (4 yrs. later) that I never responded to thank you for the information.

What I'm thinking about specifically is whether there is a history of the mansion, and whether any descendant of Arthur had pictures to share. I just noticed in your information that Arthur died in 1923. So, that was not too long after my Charles died.

(We have pictures of Charles' wife and her brother from the HUTCHINSON Farm in Winchester. But, none of the selection of pictures we have includes a picture of Charles. So, we don't know what he looked like.)

Betty (near Lowell, MA)

(on Lists and Boards for 10 yrs.; now an Admin for 9 Lists and 3 Boards)

James Wainwright of Crayke, Yorkshire, England

RichardDale1972 — 2012-01-01 00:43:03Z

I'm trying to find more details of James Wainwright, probably born around 1800, who has been reported to be the father of William Dale, born 1819 in Crayke, Yorkshire.

The evidence I have so far is:
William Dale & Hannah Brigham's marriage register entry
Parish transcript showing William Dale born in 1819, was baptised with only "Mary Dale" as the parent.

I'm trying to find William Dale's death register entry but no luck to date on that front.

The only other entry I have for a James Wainwright at Crayke is a marriage record in the parish transcript... on 23 Nov 1792 to Hannah Swales (both of the Crayke parish, witnessed by Bryan Luty & John Wainwright)... but there are no other Wainwrights in the parish record. If it's the same James Wainwright then perhaps he was born much earlier... 1770ish.

I'd love to find out more on James Wainwright at Crayke. If you have anything further to add please contact me.

Re: Re Wainwright in Liverpool

margaretoz — 2011-08-17 07:22:31Z

Hi there. William Lovelady does not appear in my tree but most probably appears on another branch. There were lots of Loveladys in and around Ince Blundell, Little Crosby, Formby.

Thanks for the information. It all helps.

Cheers, Margaret

Re: Re Wainwright in Liverpool

booboo69_1 — 2011-08-17 01:13:42Z

Hi Margaret,

just came across the connection between Wainwright and Lovelady. James Wainwright, son-in-law, appears in the household of William Lovelady in the 1881 census.
Household:

William LOVELADY, Head, W, 79, Ince Blundell, Farm Labourer
Thomas LOVELADY, Son, U, 52, Ince Blundell, Farm Labourer
James WAINWRIGHT, Son In Law, M, 49, Ince Blundell, Farm Labourer
Catherine WAINWRIGHT, Wife, M, 48, Ince Blundell
Margaret WAINWRIGHT, Daur, U, 21, Ince Blundell, No Occupation
Joseph WAINWRIGHT, Son, U, 18, Ince Blundell, Joiner
Mary WAINWRIGHT, Daur, 16, Ince Blundell, Servant Domestic
James WAINWRIGHT, Son, Male, 13, Ince Blundell, Scholar
John WAINWRIGHT, Son, 10, Ince Blundell, Scholar
------------------------------------------------------Source Information:
Dwelling Ince Town
Census Place Ince Blundell, Lancashire, England

Re: Wainwright in Liverpool

booboo69_1 — 2011-08-17 00:40:38Z

Hi,

I have a Robert BIRGIN in my tree who was murdered at the age of 22 by a James WAINWRIGHT in Liverpool on 11 May, 1872. Robert's widow Catherine BIRGIN nee LOYDEN went on to marry Edward FAGAN. My husband is their great, great grandson.

According to a report of the inquest published in the Leeds Mercury on May 25, "Robert Burgin, a dock labourer, died from wounds recieved in a fight. The fight was one arising out of a public house brawl between a number of person drinking together and resulted in the stabbing of the deceased by a man named Wainright, a sailor. The jury, after deliberation, returned a verdict of Wilful Murder against Wainwright."

I have found no further information regarding his trial, etc. Robert and Catherine were Catholic. Wainwright is not a common Irish Catholic name but I have found some in the Liverpool RC Indices on the Liverpool History Project site. James was a sailor so it is possible that Liverpool was not even his home port.

Does anyone have any information on James' case? I heard a rumour that Edward Fagan may have been involved in the fight but I do not know if this was merely speculation on the part of a realtive wanting a bit of juicy gossip in the family tree. I would be very interested to know the details.

regards,
Rebecca Fagan

Wainwright Connection

kennedydonald — 2011-07-16 03:13:26Z

I am looking anyone ralated to the Wainwright family in the Columbia, Tennessee or Hickman/Maury County area. My great-grandmother was Nancy Wainwright born abt. 1865, married to John Foulks. Her father's name was Ben Allen Wainwright born abt 1842. His father's name is John Wainwright, married to Lothi Vanderbilt born abt. 1816 in South Carolina.

Re: Elijah Wainwright

bobandmarybutler — 2011-06-08 22:10:32Z

Hello, I am the grandson of Elijah wainwright. My mother was Evelyn.
Elijah and Annie came to Canada in 1911. I have a small amount of info
And would like to get more as well.
Bob

WAINWRIGHT

AaronFWainwright — 2011-05-27 03:52:35Z

Searching for any one by the name of Gobert Wainwright and his parents East coast area, SC, or MD not sure.

WAINWRIGHT

AaronFWainwright — 2011-05-27 03:52:34Z

Searching for any one by the name of Gobert Wainwright and his parents East coast area, SC, or MD not sure.

WAINWRIGHT Michael A - Vietnam Wall section 10W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-26 12:20:27Z

WAINWRIGHT Michael A - Vietnam Wall section 10W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,674 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

WAINWRIGHT Michael J - Vietnam Wall section 12W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-07 21:04:02Z

WAINWRIGHT Michael J - Vietnam Wall section 12W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,673 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: John Stowe Wainwright

wainwrightrich — 2011-04-02 04:34:35Z

Your cousin David in Brookfield, Ct can fill you in on Stanley Waiwright. He was his father. You are correct about Stanley's grandfather and father.

Stanley's sister, Emmeline did come to the US in around 1920. My grandfather Julius Evans (he went by Evans) came to the US in 1922. Emmeline lived to be 104 or 105 (depnding on whom you believe) and is buried in Arlington Cemetary.

I have portraits of Emelius Julius, Emelius VanBuren and John Stowe photos of which are attached.

ejw2 is Emelius Julius
evw2 is Emelius Van Buren
jsw2 is John Stowe

Rich

Re: Jonathen Allen Wainwright

llbrauer — 2011-04-01 20:09:28Z

I am through David Wainwright, who married Rubye Younglove, I would love any information that you have on William Wainwright. Lorena

Re: Wainwrights - Barnsley, Yorkshire 1880s

THiggins492 — 2011-03-28 16:19:55Z

Yes I would very much like a scan of Thomas O. Wainwright's birth certificate.
My email is THiggins49@hotmail.com

Thank you again.

Re: Wainwrights - Barnsley, Yorkshire 1880s

lyn_helps — 2011-03-28 15:55:31Z

I am descended from another Barnsley Wainwright family - Dr Thomas Wainwright

So far as I know there is no connection between the two families - but if you find one let me know!

Anyway I have a birth certificate for Thomas Octavius Wainwright born 23 Oct 1870, son of Wilson Wainwright & Emma, formerly Brown.
If anyone wants this certificate or a scan of it , let me know

Re:

totalotter — 2011-03-27 00:19:23Z

Hello

Re: New WAINWRIGHT Website- New address

JeannetteMartin24 — 2011-02-13 18:28:11Z

Well done Charles! You have really made a fantastic family website and I only wish that I could do the same.
Keep up the good work!!
Jeannette

Re: New WAINWRIGHT Website

JeannetteMartin24 — 2011-02-11 20:51:45Z

Hi Sandra,my name is Jeannette Wainwright Martin and my father's ancestors also came from Great Britain and then onto Bermuda, then finally to Trinidad in the west indies., where I was born.
Right now I am away for the weekend but will be home by Sunday, so I can send you a nice long email. I know that I have quite a bit of info for you regarding your family too!!!
Till then
Jeannette

Re: New WAINWRIGHT Website- New address

cwaincom — 2011-02-09 03:37:43Z

The website Address is now:

http://www.wainwrightfamily.org

Re: New WAINWRIGHT Website

SandraGilbert49 — 2011-01-22 13:06:28Z

Hi,

Just coming onto this site - is your website still online - My grandfather was born in Bermuda in 1898 _ his name was Richard (Ritchie) Musson Wainwright and his father was Miles Wainwright - I do not know where he was born or when he passed he (Miles) was married to Venesia Smith born in 1876. My understanding is that two brothers came to Bermuda (when I do not know) and were shipwrights but I have no idea what part of England they were from - Maybe you or someone out there maybe able to help me put my tree together
you can email me at gilbertsandi@gmail.com

Canon Wainwright

andyandbrenda1 — 2011-01-20 21:02:35Z

Trying to find out above. Think he was William Wainright. He was a priest and I am wondering if he was born Wainright or changed is when he became a Canon. Anyone know if that happens within the chuch. Think he might have been born William Goodwin about 1882.

George W. Wainwright

RodneyWainwright44 — 2011-01-18 11:55:05Z

Searching for parents of George W. Wainwright/Wainright
b about 1817 in NY. Married Sarah Churchill.

Wainwright and Davenport

MichelleBrown822 — 2010-12-20 14:52:49Z

Hello,

I am looking for information on Mary Jane Wainwright whom married a Zachariah Taylor Davenport July 20th, 1870 in Cooper county, Missouri.

Mary Jane was the daughter of John H Wainright he was born in England 1818 he arrieved in New York in October 11, 1854. He purchased 40 acres in 1856 Boone County, Missouri. in 1870 lived in Cooper County Missouri and 1870 Saline, Cooper County, Missouri.

Mary Jane also had a siser named Nancy Ann Wainwright born August 1861 she married Louis Harrison Davenport around 1881.I would say in Camden County, Missouri.

Zachariah and Louis are brothers and Mary and Nancy are sisters. I am looking more into the Wainwright/Wainright family to find more informaion on these two family's.

Thank you
Michelle

WAINWRIGHT Family Tree

2010-12-02 23:03:13Z

I AM TRYING TO TRACE MY ANCESTORS - WAINWRIGHTS EMIGRATED TO AMERICA AROUND 1910

Death of William H. Wainwright - 1913

maryachtrh — 2010-11-07 02:17:38Z

Appears in The Bulletin, San Francisco - 30 June 1913

Wainwright - In this city, June 27, William H. Wainwright, a native of Illinois.

Wainwrights of Hawarden Flintshire.

howardlockett — 2010-11-05 14:26:06Z

Riddles to unfold.
1/ Catherine Wainwright has son Charles 1861 but Edward and Charles 1871. Is he shown as Edward Connah living with his uncle Peter?
2/ Missing husband 1861 (William married 1860 I am sure) has father John but census shows an old man Thomas with Catherine as Father-in-law or is he a grandfather or (great-) uncle.
3/ Boiler makers seems to be the male family connection here and the booming railway, coalmining, shipyards etc. They seem to work away a lot. Hence missing William?
4/ William dies 1862 ish was he in injured in the fire in Chester Queens hotel? Is there a list. eg insurance.

Re: Palmer Leroy Wainwright

PAULALWAINWRIGHT1961 — 2010-10-09 23:57:24Z

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SINCERELY,
PAULA LYNN WAINWRIGHT-OLINGER

Arnold Francis Wainewright (1807-1847) Doctor in NYC

cathyparrella — 2010-09-15 23:47:02Z

Looking for the wife of Arnold Francis Wainewright who was a doctor (surgeon) in New York City. He was a Professor of Chemistry and Medicine in the Medical College of New York. He came to the US from England about 1837 and lived at 41 Crosby Street in NYC. He died in 1847 of a rattlesnake bite, a very crazy story. His son is my ggfather and I can go back a bit on his side but am looking for the name of his wife. Would appreciate any help! Thanks.