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Re: Henry Wardle

Daniel_chapman1 — 2012-04-17 20:42:30Z

Looking for my William Henry wardle of London ont

Charles Wetherell Wardle b:1815 Yorkshire

Bruce8debidik — 2012-02-18 08:39:04Z

I'm looking for relatives of Charles who married Ann nee Leather.
Children Adelaide 1842:Clara 1848:Edwin 1850: Wilhelmina(Minnie) 1872:
Bruce.

Re: Hurley Wardle, Grimsby england. Son. Herbert

rebec143 — 2012-01-26 19:50:02Z

Hurley was my husband's great-grandfather. Does anyone have any information about his death? I cannot find any trace of it.

Joshua Wardle Uttoxeter

helena11a — 2012-01-04 15:26:32Z

My great x 5 grandfathers sister Ellen Bladon married Joshua Wardle in 1776 at uttoxeter. They had 2 known children Joseph and Charlotte then vanish! Ellen was born 1749 and I think Joshua 1741 at Ipstones. Is this Joseph the grandfather of Sir Thomas Wardle? research has found Sir Thomas's fther was Joshua born 1802ish Leek and his father was Joseph b1777. Any help on Josehua and Ellen gratefully received.

Just found that Joseph (grandfather of Sir \Thomas) named his daughter ELLEN (after his mother Ellen Bladon?)

Ernest L WARDLE & Alice BYE Thetford, Norfolk & Plomesgate, Suffolk

sheilaedridge — 2011-10-04 11:40:07Z

Alice BYE b 1899 in Thetford, Norfolk married Ernest L WARDLE in 1918 in Thetford.

I believe they later moved to Plomesgate, Suffolk and had a son Ernest K WARDLE in 1919.

Alice was the daughter of George BYE & Emily SELBY who had 10 children. I have many photos of the family that I would like to share with relatives.

Any help welcomed.

Re: Junius Wardle died in Utah in 1918

mybonney — 2011-09-07 20:16:03Z

It is Lass20001@msn.com

Re: Junius Wardle died in Utah in 1918

hollandtulips_1 — 2011-09-03 16:18:54Z

My email is hollandtulips@earthlink.net

Thank you

Re: Junius Wardle died in Utah in 1918

VirginiaHopson9013 — 2011-09-03 05:57:25Z

Need your e-mail address to send the address to

Re: Junius Wardle died in Utah in 1918

mybonney — 2011-08-29 01:45:33Z

Email me your home address. I would be glad to send you a copy.

Re: Junius Wardle died in Utah in 1918

VirginiaHopson9013 — 2011-08-28 08:50:41Z

Junius Wardle was my Grandfathers half brother I would be interested to see this obituary
Virginia Wardle Hopson

WARDLE John 1917-2011 - Youngstown, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-07-21 14:05:47Z

STRUTHERS – John Wardle, 93, passed away Monday, July 18, 2011, surrounded by family at his residence in Struthers, Ohio (Mahoning County).

He was born Aug. 8, 1917, to the late Michael F. and Mary (Check) Wardle in Youngstown, Ohio.

John was a U.S. Army veteran, having enlisted in 1942.
He served as a 4th Grade Mechanic in the 154th Signal Company, supporting the 14th Armored Division, which was nicknamed “The Liberators.” He saw action throughout Africa, Italy, France and Central Europe.
Upon his return from military service, John worked at International Harvester as a mechanic for nearly 38 years, and worked part time after his retirement for Passarelli Bros. Auto Wrecking in Youngstown, Ohio.

John was a member of St. Dominic’s Church. John exemplified dedication and sacrifice, doing whatever it took to make ends meet. He gave freely of his time and his talents, always there to lend a helping hand to friends and family alike. He loved his family dearly, and loved spending time with his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

He loved sports, especially baseball. Before he left for World War II, John was a member of the Youngstown All-Stars that played exhibition games each summer against major league ballplayers. John always loved the Cleveland Indians, and rarely missed a game.
He was also a talented bowler and enjoyed dancing.

John will be missed by his wife of 66 years, Grace (Andio) Wardle, whom he married May 9, 1945; his brother, Donald of Youngstown; his sisters, Mary Louise Cannistra of Liberty, Ohio, Clara Vanderhoff of Boardman, Ohio, Dorothy Vilmanis of St. Petersburg, Fla. and Florence Russell of Austintown, Ohio; his four sons, Mark (Jane) Wardle of Austintown, Richard (Nancy) Wardle of Poland, John (Patty) Wardle of Poland, Ohio, and Michael (Pamela) Wardle of Poland; 13 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.

Besides his parents, John was preceded in death by his brothers, William, Robert and Frederick Wardle; and his sister, Elizabeth.

Family and friend may call today, July 21, from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Fabrizio Funeral Home, 629 E. Indianola Ave., Youngstown, and from 9:30 to 10 a.m. Friday, July 22, at St. Dominic’s Church, with funeral services immediately following.
Interment will follow at Lake Park Cemetery.

Re: Elizabeth Wardle Peters / Carr

Slaterfire — 2011-07-06 18:06:05Z

Hi
Sorry at the moment I can't help with the Wardle problem
however I have just started my slater tree and have only got back to Hannah beaumont and William Slater I have about 88 people on my

when I search for more info it brings up your tree would it be possible for you to send me some info i have only been doing this about a week so im not sure what you can send

Re: John Wardle and Hannah Fryer Ogley Hay, Staffordshire/Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

vcarlton — 2011-05-15 11:40:23Z

Well I now have Hannah Fryers birth cert which confirms that she was born on the 5 Nov 1879 and that her mother was Sophia Gibbs. I also have Hannah's marriage cert which didn't give me much information at all other than her father was a miner named Thomas and that they lived in Ogley Hay.
Hope this information will benefit anyone else looking into the Wardle/Fryer history of Ogley Hay.
Kind Regards
Vicky

Re: John Wardle and Hannah Fryer Ogley Hay, Staffordshire/Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

vcarlton — 2011-05-06 06:37:35Z

Hi Shelia, Thank you very much for that information, I think the best thing I can do now is order their marriage certificate to see if I can verify that James and Eliza were the parents.

Kind Regards
Vicky

Re: John Wardle and Hannah Fryer Ogley Hay, Staffordshire/Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

sheilatt — 2011-05-05 21:22:54Z

There's a John WARDALL and father James, mother Eliza and other children in 1881 at 41 Forge Row, Madeley, Shropshire in 1881. It states they are all born in Dawley but parts of Oakengates are included with Dawley in some records.
Regards Sheila

Re: John Wardle and Hannah Fryer Ogley Hay, Staffordshire/Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

vcarlton — 2011-05-05 19:34:16Z

Hi. I really appreciate you taking the time looking into that for me thank you.
I have managed to find their marriage on the latter day saints website:
JOHN WARDLE - International Genealogical Index / BI
Gender: Male Marriage: 31 OCT 1898 Ogley-Hay, , Stafford, England
It states that the fathers name was James, but does not give a name for the mother.
I can find a James Wardle born in Longton, Staffordshire in 1852, but without more information I cannot confirm the connection.
Kind Regards
Vicky

Re: John Wardle and Hannah Fryer Ogley Hay, Staffordshire/Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

michaeldavies45 — 2011-05-05 18:42:26Z

Hi Vicky. Your John is a hard man to find. I could not find a definite record of him before 1901 apart from his marriage to Hannah in Lichfield in December Q, 1898. I did find a death in Mansfield in 1969 with birth date of 9th Jan 1879.
If you have their marriage certificate, it should give John's father's name which might help in finding him prior to 1901.

John Wardle and Hannah Fryer Ogley Hay, Staffordshire/Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

vcarlton — 2011-05-05 15:40:36Z

Hi Wardle relations.
I am looking for information on John Wardle (born Salop, Oakengates 9 Jan 1879) and who married my great grandmother Hannah Fryer (born Ogley Hay, Staffordshire 1879). John was a coal Hewer but I do not know what mine he worked at. After their marriage in 1898 they lived in Ogley Hay but at the 1911 census they can be found living in Mansfield Nottinghamshire. They must have then moved back to Staffordshire as I believe Hannah died in 1959 in Lichfield and John 10 years later in 1969 although I do not know where he was living at the time. They had a number of children
James W - 1899
Thomas Edward -1900
John - 1901 to 1989
Lilian - 1903 to 1968
Charles Henry - 1906
Mary Emily - 1908 to 1956
Violet - 1911
Florence A - 1912
Richard W - 1915 to 1915
Phyllis Louisa - 1916 (my grandmother)

Any information on this family would be vey gratefully recieved. Or if anyone else is researching this family I can provide photos of John and Hannah.

Thanks for reading
Vicky

Re: Junius Wardle died in Utah in 1918

hollandtulips_1 — 2011-03-31 21:33:45Z

I typed the information you provided for me of what was on the obituary, so I don't need the actual obituary from the newspaper.

Thank you so much.

Iva

Re: Junius Wardle died in Utah in 1918

mybonney — 2011-03-30 22:54:43Z

Hi Iva, I am not great at attaching things on the computer. But email your home address and I will be glad to mail it to you. My great grandma obituary is on the newspaper page with Junius Wardles and I thought if any family was looking for a copy of his obituary I could send it to them Bonnie

Re: Junius Wardle died in Utah in 1918

mybonney — 2011-03-30 03:01:13Z

There was no picture with the obituary, but here is what the obituary says: South Jordan, Oct. 15-Funeral services for Junius S. Wardle who died in a Salt Lake hospital Friday night, of peritonitis, following Typhoid Fever. The services were held on th lawn at the home of the father, Isaac John Wardle and was conducted by Elder Menry Beckstead of the ward bishopric. Interment was in the South Jordan cemetery. Junius S. Wardle was one of the most popular and esteemed young man of this community. He has take an active part in church work and for several years has been a scoutmaster of the local boyscouts. He is survived by his widow, two children, Ruth age 3 years and Lovel age 3 months. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Issac John Wardle, four brothers and one sister.

Re: Junius Wardle died in Utah in 1918

hollandtulips_1 — 2011-03-29 16:51:46Z

I would love to have a copy of this obituary. Can you attach it to an email to me at hollandtulips@earthlink.net

Thank you
Iva Wardle Beckstead

Re: Junius Wardle died in Utah in 1918

mkslater — 2011-03-28 14:53:07Z

I do not presently have a Junius Wardle in my data base but my great-great grandfather settled for awhile where he had two children when his wife, Susan Hymas, died. He then married Rebecca Daniels Brown and moved to Nevada where my grandfather was born. I have not pursued his first two children but I suspect that Junius may be descended from them. I would appreciate recieving a copy of the obituary to glean what I can from it and possibly be able to pursue that line.

Myrl

Junius Wardle died in Utah in 1918

mybonney — 2011-03-27 04:54:02Z

I have an obituary for Junius Wardle who died in South Jordan Utah in October of 1918. I am not related.

George Wardle and sons

ChrissieWA — 2011-03-05 18:44:53Z

I am trying to go back into my father's family and it turns out that before he met my mum he had 2 sons, possibly during or just after ww2. I believe my father was born in either Whittington or Tamworth in 1923, his name was George.
Does anyone have any information? I would be grateful as these guys would be my 1/2 brothers and it would be nice to meet them.

Info on my Uncle Joseph Wardle my dad was his half brother arthur wales[wardle

WAGSIE6 — 2011-02-07 13:22:03Z

if anyone knows of any info about my dad arthur wales[wardle] and uncle joe especially relatives in annfield plain co. durham england please contact me dad lived in grange villa co.durham and was a lot older than uncle joe dad married lily wright in 1937 she was the daughter of lily summers and william wright

Elizabeth Wardle Peters / Carr

sweetpea_jnr — 2010-11-24 19:51:16Z

I have two distant relatives with the middle name 'Wardle', they are Elizabeth Wardle Carr and her aunt Elizabeth Wardle Peters both from Southport. I have traced each branch of the family back with the exception of the Peters (I can't find information about Ralph Peters who died in a lifeboat disaster in 1886 prior to 1861) and I cannot find any record of 'Wardle'.

Can anybody shed some light on this, please?

Many thanks!

Re: James W Wardle Leeds Yorkshire

michaelwardle40 — 2010-11-21 14:12:51Z

it looks like we are looking inthr same area,please get in touch poglio@eldraw.karoo.co.uk
cheers
mike

Re: Hi... Long time looking for you

michaelwardle40 — 2010-11-20 16:29:48Z

Hi my tree starts in newcastle but the main bulk are from leeds
yorkshire, my great great grandfather was james married to mary ann quaintance of rockbear devon they han robert william,juliana,mary margaret,ann,henrieta,arther [my granfather],emily, one of these went to austalia and were in brisbane but it couyld have been one of james's brothers.
hope this helps.
my email is poglio@eldraw.karoo.co.uk
look foward to your email.
mike

WARDLE Mary E. Armstrong 1920-2010

Lace_Lynch — 2010-10-27 12:16:34Z

Mary Elizabeth "Liz" Wardle

WARSAW, INDIANA: Mary Elizabeth "Liz" Wardle, age 90, passed away with her family by her side on Monday, October 25, 2010 at Miller's Merry Manor, Warsaw, Indiana.

Born in Salem, Ohio on August 27, 1920 to the late Hattie (Snyder) Armstrong and Robert Joel Armstrong.

She was married on August 13, 1949 to Robert Emerson Wardle, who passed away on November 30, 1988.

Liz graduated from Spencerian Business College, and she worked for 11 years at Wyandotte Chemicals Corporation in Cleveland, Ohio.

She was a member of First Congregational Church of Mansfield, Ohio where she was active in the Church Women's Fellowship. She enjoyed crafts, needlework, quilting and crocheting rag rugs.

Survivors include one daughter, Joanne (husband Russell) Simpson of Warsaw, IN; son, Douglas (wife Debbie) Wardle of Columbus, OHIO; three granddaughters, Kari (husband Marc) Davis of Mansfield, Ohio, Meredith (husband David) Robertson of Winona Lake, IN, Erin (husband Landon) Reifsnider of Winona Lake, IN; two great granddaughters, Anna and Kathryn Robertson both of Winona Lake, IN; one sister, Margaret McLaren of Cleveland, OH; numerous nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents; and her husband.

Visitation will be held on Thursday, October 28, 2010 from 5-7 p.m. at Redpath-Fruth Funeral Home, 225 Argonne Road, Warsaw IN. There will also be visitation an hour prior to the funeral service from 1-2 p.m. at Galion Grace Brethren Church, Galion, OHIO.

Her funeral service will be conducted on Friday, October 29, 2010 at 2:00 p.m. at Galion Grace Brethren Church, Galion officiated by Dr. Russell E. Simpson.

Burial will be in Mansfield Memorial Park, Mansfield. Ohio.

Online condolences may be sent through the funeral home's website at: www.redpathfruthfuneralhome.com

Published in the News Journal on October 27, 2010

RICHLAND
COLUMBIANA
CUYAHOGA

Re: Wardles in Australia

michaelwardle40 — 2010-10-21 14:48:47Z

i have decendents who went to australia between the wars i think they went to brisbane,they were from leeds yorkshire any info would be great.
mike wardle

Re: Wardle family in Newcastle UK

hobson48 — 2010-10-20 13:20:47Z

I am still researching and trying to shed light on the Daubeney's - brother's Robert Tait and Ernest Albert

Re: Wardle family in Newcastle UK

mvwardell1 — 2010-08-31 18:54:53Z

Do you know your grandparents or great grandparents?

Re: Wardle family in Newcastle UK

eileenmthrush — 2010-08-30 15:33:57Z

my name was wardle, born in newcastle in 1932 daughter of john wardle and francis mary melody, are you still researching. I realise your message was in 1986

Matthew Alexander Wardle

allenst188 — 2010-06-20 16:39:53Z

I am interested in any information on Matthew Alexander Wardle born in Newcastle upon Tyne in 1861. I know he had a son William in around 1880 but can find no information about Matthew later than 1871. I also know he died before William's wedding in 1906. I would be grateful for any information anyone else has.

Re: Robert Wardle / Mulley

jfiddler2 — 2010-05-31 23:13:07Z

Well hello!!

It has been awhile since we chatted but it is interesting that you are responding to such an old message - and one for my Wardle side!! Betty Mary Mulley is my mother and she married John Winspear Wardle, son of Robert. Anyhow, I remember that you helped me a great deal with the Mulley Tree in the past and I would be happy to help you with any up-dates on my side if I could.

My e-mail address is still the same as on genesreunited

Good to hear from you again,
Jane

Re: Robert Wardle / Mulley

andymulley — 2010-05-31 21:45:10Z

Hello, saw your post above and can confirm your Betty Mary Mulley actually appears on my tree.

If you require any mulley details please let me know and would be happy to assist if this is of interest to you.

in the same breath i would be very interested in updating your side of my tree with any information you are happy to share.

Regards

Andy

Re: Wardle family in Newcastle UK

davewardle1 — 2010-05-17 18:40:01Z

Hi sorry I am unable to shed any light on your search, the only info I have on Daubeneys is Winifred marrying Edward
I would appreciate any info on family descendants from this marriage
I can however update you on a mistake ref Jmaes Wardle, his occupation was a BOOT repairer, and Mary is Edwards sister
regards
Dave

Re: Wardle family in Newcastle UK

hobson48 — 2010-05-14 18:22:05Z

I am still trying to throw light on my ancestors the Daubeneys.
Robert Tait Daubeney's daughter Winifred Mary Daubeney born 1896 married Edward Wilson Wardle.
They married at Newcastle Upon Tyne register office on 10th June 1919. Edward age 23 is a Grocer's assistant and his father James (deceased) a Book repairer. Winifred is also 23. The witnesses are Winifred's father Robert Tait Daubeney, Mary Wilson Wardle (Edward's sister?) and Thompson James.
Robert Tait Daubeney had a son with the same name and 3 other daughters Gertrude, Eveline and Yvonne.
Any family stories or information about the Daubeneys??? I can not find a birth certificate for Robert and his military records are inconsistent when he names his father.

Thomas WARDLE, born Heddon, Northumberland, circa 1803

bconnell149 — 2010-04-19 08:13:16Z

I am interested in contacting anyone descended from, or researching, the name of Thomas WARDLE, born about 1803 in Heddon, Northumberland. He married Ellen (surname unknwown) who was born at Elsdon, Northumberland, about 1797. By 1861 Thomas Wardle was a coal minier, living in Wrekenton, Gateshead, Durham. I know of the following children born to this couple: Ellen WARDLE, born ca. 1835, Gosforth or East Brunton, Northumberland; Thomas Wardle, born ca. 1837 in Durham; Elizabeth Wardle, born ca. 1840 in Gateshead, Durham. There may be other children as well - possibly an Isabella Wardle. In the 1861 census (RG9/3806/33/31) a number of grandchildren are also listed. I believe these to be (though unsure if this is correct) the illegitimate children of Ellen Wardle (born ca. 1835 above)- these children are: Ann Wardle, born ca 1851 in Gateshead; Isabella Wardle, born ca. 1855 in Gateshead, Robert Wardle, born ca. 1857 in Gateshead. Another child, Elizabeth Wardle, born ca. 1864 in Wreckenton, Gateshead turns up in the 1891 census (RG12/4112/111/51) married to a John Blenkinsop. The Ellen Wardle who is the mother of these children did not marry until March 1866 to a William Potts, coal miner, in Gateshead. Ellen Wardle then went on to have a number of children by William Potts. My wife is descended from William and Ellen Potts/Wardle, through their daughter, Jane Potts (born December 6, 1868, New Seaham, Durham) who married William Birkbeck Purvis in August 1889, in New Seaham, Durham. Jane Potts and William Purvis are my wife's her great grandparents, William Potts and Ellen Potts/Wardle are my wife/s 2 x great grandparents (thus Thomas and Ellen Wardle are her 3 x great grandparents). The children of William Birkbeck Purvis and Jane Potts ended up in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, as well as Jane and William Purvis themselves in later life (between November 1919 and July 1920 is when they all left England for Canada). I look forward to contact with anyone who can throw light upon Thomas Wardle and his wife, Ellen, their other children apart from Ellen (born ca. 1835, Northumberland) and their siblings/ancestry.

Cheers

Bryan

Re: Wardle family in Newcastle UK

davewardle1 — 2010-04-17 22:22:07Z

Hi there are you still looking for info, as i see your message is dated 2006
James wilson Wardle (father of Edward) was my Gt grandfathers brother,
Have a lot of info on a tree on Genes reunited and quite a bit building on a tree on Ancestry
Regards
Dave Wardle

Re: Wardle, Joseph Smith; Wardle, Isaac John

amann_1 — 2010-03-22 23:33:19Z

Hi,
It is good to here from another decendant of Isaac John Wardle There are quite a number of us out there.
I am decended down from Isaacand his wife Martha Ann Egbert to his son Joseph Smith Wardle and Sabina Ann Beckstead. Any new information on the family is truly welcome.
Arlen Mann

Re: Wardle, Joseph Smith; Wardle, Isaac John

billywardle — 2010-03-22 06:38:23Z

I have a picture of Isaac and also a picture of he and his 2 wives, Sophie and ???Egbert. I am descended from Mary Ashton, his 2nd wife who died in child birth and had one son. I have several other pictures of other sons of Isaac, but don't know who they all are. I don't know of a journal, but would love to have a copy if one is found. I know there are a coupe one page histories Isaac wrote.

Clarissa Wardle

ibrfowler — 2010-03-13 19:36:08Z

Married William Fowler in Bournemouth in 1944 Vol. 8b page 1516. I need to have all detail on marriage certificate.

Wardle UK

alwync2008 — 2010-02-05 19:47:39Z

My maternal grandfather is Archibald Kandahar Wardle - not your average name. His parents were Robert George Wardle & Barbara Knowles (c1860 births). My grandfather's siblings, William (1881) & Robert (1886) were alledged to have emigrated to USA possibly Canada post World War 2. I actually have potential evidence that Robert may have died in that War but I do not have the verification thereof. Has anyone heard of any of these names? I have the 1901 census in Uk showing Robert was still home in Chester-le-Street, County Durham, North East England but William had already left home. My grandgather was the youngest child by some 20 years. Any assistance would be oh so helpful.

Re: John Knight Wardle; John N or W Wardle

sleuthkmw — 2010-01-27 19:53:02Z

Dear Alfred,

John Knight Wardle's first wife Ann Eliza West, was the daughter of Robert Athow West and Eliza Turton. Eliza was my 2x great aunt.

I would like to correspond with you,

SIncerely

Kathy

Re: Wardles in Staffordshire

MattyD101 — 2009-12-05 14:56:06Z

Hi Marie

Apologies for the long delay!

Unfortunately they aren't the same Wardle Family. My Thomas Wardle was married to Ann Elizabeth Clark. I have traced his ancestry back a little further now and they came from a place called Ipstones in Staffordshire (throughout the 1700s), they also lived at Kingsley and Whiston Bridge so all in the Staffs Moorlands area.

If you find you have any family connected to these places in your research please do get back in touch as we'll probably be able to make a connection!

Best wishes

Matt

Re: Wardle Leicestershire, UK.

joanbexon — 2009-11-16 19:08:17Z

My father's family of Wardle were born in Thringstone/Swannington in Leics. My grandfather James William married Lucy Cope, his son Arthur married Ida May Lane.

Re: Peter John wardle

Leatherfoot_1 — 2009-11-02 09:51:32Z

Hi I had to reply to your message, my birth father was Peter John Wardle, his parents were Sydney Wardle and his mother Mary Noreen Wardle, you mentioned Noreen wonder if this has a connection here.Look forward to your reply.

Re: Another early William de Wer

jpeterson495 — 2009-10-20 02:34:05Z

Hello Douglas,

Re your question "1335 William de Werdale provided war ships for Edward III, they were based in 'Lyverpole'." Was he not master of ship called 'Le Flundre'?

He probably made his ships from the timber of Weardale Forrest, AKA: 'Forrest of Wardell' in County Durham. In 1363 Thomas Bishop of Durham refers to one 'William de Werdale' as having once held the office of 'Forrester' in his forrest of Weardale. Of course we can not know for certain unless we find more old records. This is just a guess