Waring - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: WARING GENEALOGY

mlittler01 — 2009-11-02 21:00:19Z

Hello, I was interested to note you have information concerning the Warings of Waringstown. My wife is a direct descendant of that line. We would be pleased to share information with you if you would do likewise. We currently are investigating the family line back to Chorley in Lancashire, and have an on going dig on a Waring property [Dated 1500s]in Charnock Richard.
Kind regards

Re: Waring from Cheshire UK

stewywar — 2009-09-28 14:22:28Z

hello
dont know if we are related as there are a few warings in the cheshire and wirral and liverpool areas..my fathers name is kenneth waring and his mothers name was lillian from birkenhead i know theres a george from liverpool and others. i dont know my father kenneths fathers name as its never been told to me and lillian mother of my father remarried when my father was young and he was kept out of the immidiate family and he was brought up by his nan (gannie).i know lillian had a younger sister named evelin but thats the most i can post up to now, dont know if any of this helps or rings any bells.
good luck

Re: WARING, PICKARD & WALLER - England

TrevorWright16 — 2009-09-11 16:03:54Z

Hello
I realise your message is 3 years old, but I hope you might still be around and interested in following this up.

My gt.gt.grandfather was George Smith Pickard, and I can provide a lot of information about the various family members mentioned in your message.

I would be very interested in learning more about Samuel Smith Pickard and what happened to him, as he is something of a mystery to me.

I hope to hear from you.

Trevor Wright

Waring/Warren - Md to VA

barbnor2 — 2009-08-31 19:03:33Z

My Warrens are from Maryland. I have been trying to connect them with the Warrens of Poyntons. My line goes:

Thomas Waring/Warren ca 1702 - 1745 ----St Mary's County
George Warren 1722-ca 1780 ------ Sugarland Hundred
George Warren Jr. 1755-1809 Montgomery Co.
Basil Warren 1783-1855 moved to Washington Co, VA
William Warren 1824-1902------Washington C. VA
Spencer Warren 1855-1938 lived in Washington Co, VA and in TX

Re: Warings of SC

janet51093 — 2009-08-05 01:14:12Z

What part of South Carolina?

Re: Leonard Waring

truittaway — 2009-07-18 20:35:59Z

Yes, I am here, but hope you would correspond via my address, Truittaway@aol.com. Thomas Warren Truitt was my GrGrandfather. I have visited a cemetery in Kansas with the Pitts headstones. I live in Florida and New York states, your location?

Loretta Truitt Toppe

Re: Leonard Waring

sydneyriddle115 — 2009-07-17 02:12:50Z

Hi I wonder if you are still on here. Thomas Warren Truitt was my was my great great grandfather. Would you like to exchange info? Sydney Pitts Riddle

Re: WINSTON WARING (GOULDMAN) TOMLIN Mahockney

KatShepherd1590 — 2009-07-14 17:31:48Z

I think the people who lived here had a lot in common with the numerous rabbits...(: Lots of intermarriage.

The Latanes owned this plantation throughout the 19th century. I think they acquired it from Spencer Roane in 1796.
I have lots of Latane information about this plantation. In fact, the footprint of one of the Latane babies from 1820 is in the plaster of the basement.

Re: WINSTON WARING (GOULDMAN) TOMLIN Mahockney

3RDVSR — 2009-07-14 17:14:42Z

I found the plantation with a search. I have a couple marriages of Latane s to Winstons. Martha GOULDMAN Nee' TOMLIN.

Re: WINSTON WARING (GOULDMAN) TOMLIN Mahockney

KatShepherd1590 — 2009-07-14 16:58:16Z

Thank you. Mahockney (sometimes referred to a Mehockney or Mehockner) is the name of a plantation that is referenced in a 1722 deed from Francis Gouldman to William Winston, his mother's second husband. It was apparently where Martha Gouldman, Francis's mother had lived. The earlier 1711 administration of Edward Gouldman's estate by his widow, Martha, mentioned that he acquired by deed in 1705 a tract that was known as Button's Range and all, or part, of it were being sold to Edmund Thacker. Button's Range had been patented by Button in 1666 and then conveyed to a Williams in 1694. So, I am basically trying to trace the genealogy of these plantations to see if Mahockney was carved out of Button's Range.
Mahockney is derived from the name of the Indian tribe that resided in the region--the Mahocks.

Re: WINSTON WARING (GOULDMAN) TOMLIN Mahockney

3RDVSR — 2009-07-14 16:45:43Z

Is "Mehockney" name of family or the plantation? It is new to me. Also the Button Range is new to me. I'll try to find something on this.

Re: WINSTON WARING (GOULDMAN) TOMLIN Mahockney

KatShepherd1590 — 2009-07-14 16:30:48Z

Hi--Thank you for the exhaustive research you have done. I live on the plantation that was occupied by Martha Gouldman and William Winston--Mehockney or Mahockney. Do you know if that plantation was part of the Button Range that was acquired by Edward Gouldman during marriage to Martha? I am trying to trace Mahockney and I am back to 1716. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

Re: William Griffith Waring's diary number 6

Reneelwaring — 2009-05-09 20:20:37Z

If it survives it would be in the hands of Fred Waring's family. Do you remember the big band leader Fred Waring? They may also have more documentation that I do not have access to.

PS. My Mother I believe has access to the Dale photo album. If you can give me family members for Elizabeth and John Dale and their children (and birth years please) I can look at the album to confirm that it is for the Dale family.

Renee L. Waring
Reneelwaring@aol.com

Re: William Griffith Waring's diary number 6

rozey99 — 2009-05-09 19:08:51Z

Has there been an update to this story, 'The Missing Diary'?
Do you know which family member donated the materials and if that person also retained diary #6?
I descend from Elizabeth Waring Dale sister of William who is W.G.'s father. I am still in the area and willing to contact local relatives.

stanley george waring

stephanie31waring — 2009-05-03 17:59:55Z

looking for info re; Stanley George Waring
born 16th March 1917
died 25th May 1986
from sutton-in-ashfield Nottinghamshire area.

Rhuame Waring

snaimes — 2009-04-24 21:22:48Z

Looking for info about any Warings located in Stamford, Connecticut in 1782. Rhuame Waring was born there in 1782 and would like to know about her family.

Waring from Cheshire UK

kcrawford22 — 2009-04-04 03:27:33Z

I have noted from a posting by Ron Oakley on 21 Oct 2003 and replies, that we have the same family link, as I am tracing the Waring family - a family connection ( Walter Septimus Waring ), who is a brother of your Grandfather Frances Waring.
Walter married a Jane Johnson ( B 1882 ) in 26 May 1901 at St Helens. Walter and Jane had 4 children, one of which ( Jane ) was my Grandmother. Jane and her husband Harold Hayes come to Australia in 1928.
It would appear that you have taken the descendants of Joseph Waring and Mary Smith forward and it would be appreciated if you would share this information and assist me in filling in some of the family tree.

If any other fellow reseacher has any information on these Warings it would be much appreciated.

Re: Connection with South Carolina Warings

mijojohn21 — 2009-03-31 18:14:29Z

Hello, Tom:
I, too, am trying to trace Thomas Waring [the first] in England, so far without success. I have convinced myself that our "first" Thomas in VA Colony can c. 1750-60, probably as a refugee from turbulent times in England; met and married Alice Underwood in Oct. 1673 in S. Farnham Parish church. This couple had two children, Thomas [called the Immigrant] shortly after 1673 and Elizabeth Cordelia in c. 1680. And then, I believe, he returned to England. His son, Thomas, m. Elizabeth Gouldman. . .and so it all begins.
If you have anything to support or deny the above, I would be pleased to read it.
My Database at RootsWeb Family Trees is "waring4131d". My email is: mijojohn2@yahoo.com
I will be very pleased to hear from you. We Waring kin need to keep networking.

Re: The Virginia Warings

mijojohn — 2008-07-02 01:35:38Z

Hello Marilyn:
My name is John Anderson and my 6th grGrandfather was Thomas Waring. I recently got a new computer and haven't transferred my database to it as yet, but I can give you some particulars. Check database "waring4131d" in RootsWeb Family Trees. Francis was a renowned participant in pre-Am. Revolutionary activity in the Tidewater, a signor of the Leedstown Resolves etc. I have a number of Gouldmans also. Are you one of the TX Warings?
Would love to hear from you. Also, Paula Carrick.
John Anderson
mijojohn2@yahoo.com

Re: The Virginia Warings

MarilynMcLeod301 — 2008-07-02 11:51:41Z

Thank you John for this information. No, I am not a Waring. At one time I was researching them in connection with the Donohos of Essex County.

Re: Hannah Waring of Bebington Cheshire

Peter_Venables — 2008-05-14 22:17:20Z

We now _think_ we know that her husband was James Venables a plasterer and we do know she had two (twin) children one of whom died in infancy. We still know nothing about her, though, i.e DOB, parents, etc. I can give exact details of her life as we know it in a follow up to this tomorrow.

Peter

Re: Rachel Waring

bbsberg1 — 2008-06-09 21:39:27Z

I have John Warring/Waring who had a child Rachel. He was born in 1754. All of his children changed their name to Warren.

Re: Pa.Warings

mcsperit — 2009-02-27 22:05:57Z

my grandmothers maiden name was waring her brother was fred waring of the pennsylvanians the music group

Re: Waring brothers from Lancashire

justretired08 — 2009-03-24 02:31:20Z

I also have a john Waring who was a Sea Captain and he died on board his ship at the Cape of Good Hope. His brother was Sir Samuel Waring and his son was Lord John Waring.
Heather

Re: Waring brothers from Lancashire

justretired08 — 2009-03-24 02:22:08Z

hi,
I wonder if the warings in my family are connected.william waring founded the town of waringstown where he introduced
linen weaving. the other waring is john waring who went to liverpool in the early 1800's and founded S.J.Waring and Sons
furniture building company and eventially joined
Gillows furniture makers.
William's father also John went to Ireland from Lancaster i the 1500's.I would appreciate any info on this side of the family. Thanks
Heather

Re: Relations of James Gilbert Waring

dcerasale — 2009-01-20 05:08:18Z

James was my grandfather I believe. He died before i was born. I have a lamp of Catherine's.

Re: Warings of Steuben County, New York

SusanWaring185 — 2009-01-09 01:29:12Z

I am interested in the Warings of Steuben County, NY. My father was George Edwin Waring born in Stueben in 1902; his father Nathan was the 12th child born to John Waring (1825-1886) and Martha Diana Hoag (1834-1905). I have no record of where John or Martha was born. Can anyone add to this family information?

Re: Peter Waring (de Warren)

torenee1 — 2008-07-28 12:30:17Z

WOW! I didn't know there were two of us "Renee"s in the Waring line!! :)

I don't know a lot about my father's name because he never talked about his family so I am slowly looking into it.
Feel free to contact me if anyone would like to discuss the recent "Waring"s.

~Renee C. Waring
of Ohio

Re: Rachel Waring

Bevbrownshannon — 2008-06-11 01:22:42Z

Thanks for replying BB. I'm not sure that helps me. I only know of a Walter Waring who married a Rachael & had a daughter by the name of Caroline (Carolyne). Rachael was a Hasset. she then married a John Patrick Shannon. I guess I really am trying to find Caroline. A thought just popped in my mind that maybe his middle name was Walter? Shot in the dark. And! This era is around the 1900's.

Best regards & GL on you & yours.

Sincerely,
Bev

Re: Waring of Dewsbury Yorkshire

Bevbrownshannon — 2008-04-09 21:33:33Z

Allen. I don't know whether you are still doing ancestry.. If you are, does the surname Shannon, Hasset, or Sixberry ring a bell?

Regards,
Bev

Re: Francis Thomas Waring

mijojohn21 — 2009-03-31 17:52:09Z

Hi Marilyn:
You might want to contact Lola Jean Gouldman or Linda Juba, both Gouldman ancestors for further information on the Donoho connection. Lola Jean's email is: gouldman@htcomp.net. Linda's is: lajuba@prodigy.net. I feel certain both will be glad to hear from you and will give you all the information they have.
We Waring kin need to continue networking. Thanks for your information in you post to RootsWeb messages.

Re: The Virginia Warings

mijojohn21 — 2009-03-31 17:36:21Z

Thomas Waring, who m. Alice Underwood in 1673 in then Rappahannock Co. [Essex Co.] VA; and Francis, a grandson, are my ancestors. You can follow up with these and others in my database which is "waring4131d" in RootsWeb Family Trees.
Let me know if I can help further.
John Anderson, "mijojohn2@yahoo.com"

Taylor

kathleentaylor23 — 2008-05-23 14:43:53Z

Looking for any info on the following.HarryG Taylor born 1864 Brentwood Essex.
Edward J Taylor Born 1865 Romford Essex.
Emily born 1869 Romford Essex.
Fredrick born 1871 South Weald Essex.
George born 1874 Islington London.
William born 1875 In islington.
Walter born 1878 Highbury London.
Charles born 1884 Islington.
Alexander born 1887 Riversdale Road Islington.
Kathleen Taylor

James Waring

kathleentaylor23 — 2008-05-23 14:33:19Z

Can any one help? Trying to find any info on James Waring born 1775 Polesworth Warwickshire.
He married a susannah Cope born 1777 in Polesworth, on 23rd Jan 1800 at Polesworth.
Kathleen

Re: Relations of James Gilbert Waring

alicequinn2300 — 2008-07-24 21:32:59Z

HELLO!!!!!!
I just sent you a note about Detsch, but now that I see this I KNOW you are who we are looking for!!!! CALL ASAP PLEASE! Dave is so looking forward in finding you!!

Alice

Re: WEBB link

jacqui1235 — 2008-07-21 10:47:05Z

Hi Paul,
Came across your post from last year. It may be just a coincidence but I have both WEBB and FULTON ancestors. Robert WEBB married Janet FULTON in Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland in 1828 although Robert was born in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire. Their daughter, Janet, married John HIGGINS. Janet and John HIGGINS emigrated to Maryborough, Qld in 1863. Have you found out any more about your WEBBs since you posted your message?
Jacqui in Brisbane

Jennie Waring of South Carolina, married black and disowned

adboy68 — 2008-09-23 19:31:10Z

Tracing family history back to Summerville, South Carolina. My great grandmother Jennie Waring met Thomas J Rodgers, a black or mulatto army enlistee from Kentucky who got her pregnant (we think) and moved her to Springfield, OH where they married and lived for 50 years.
She never spoke of her family again and was disinherited.
All leads stop with South Carolina birth around 1872.
My mother seems to remember mention of Summerville, SC. Anyone with missing family member from that time period? Jennie or Virginia Waring?

Re: Colston M. Waring

charlescolemanjr49 — 2008-05-06 23:39:20Z

Hello there my name is charles coleman jr and i am the paternal GGGG-Grandson of Colston M, Lewis i would like to know if you can tell me the names of his parents and grandparents you can contact me at colemanjr9@aol.com andi am looking foreward to hearing from you soon take care and hve a very blessed and peaceful week bye for now.

Re: Warings Australia to Canada

georgina_osborne — 2008-08-30 13:55:01Z

Hi Elizabeth,
My Father was John Waring McAdam born 1926 died 1981 Co Antrim Northern Ireland. His Father was George McAdam who married A Mary Elizabeth Waring. Do you have Mary Elizabeth Waring on your list any info would be much appreciated.

Thanks
Georgina

Re: Jennie Waring of South Carolina, married black and disowned

pillar2 — 2009-03-17 02:30:36Z

Good blinkin' luck; if your story's straight, NONE of the Warings in Summerville are likely to want to talk about *that* one. And I can tell you for certain that the woods are still full of Warings around Summerville, and they still run the town.

But at that, I'm dubious that your line runs back into the Ashley River Warings. They were, and are, given to recycling family names like there was no next Wednesday, and if your ancestress doesn't have one of the right set of names, it's very likely she's part of a different family. Nothing I have on the Low County Warings turns up any variant on Virginia Waring anyplace. Possibly you'll find yourself running into the Piedmont Warings, up around Spartanburg, or maybe into the Eutawville line.

Re: Waring of SC

pillar2 — 2009-03-17 01:54:12Z

This one's relatively easy. Juliet Lee Waring, b. 19 Aug 1777, dau. of Thomas Waring, Esq. (15 Jul 1740 - 17 Mar 1824) and Mary Waring (ca. 1747 - 13 May 1808). Thomas's line runs back through another Thomas (ca. 1721 - Dec. 1753, m. Mary Somers), a third Thomas (b. before 1700 - d. 1 Feb 1740, m. Elizabeth Courtis) before reaching Benjamin the Immigrant (d. bef. 10 Aug 1713, m. Elizabeth Beamor).

If you're chasing Warings seriously, I'd recommend starting with Joseph Ioor Waring's genealogy, published in the South Carolina Historical & Genealogical Magazine (vol. 24, no. 2, April 1923). It's got errors in it and isn't comprehensive, but it fills in a fair number of the gaps. And don't worry about feeling confused; the early Waring genealogy would spin the head of the oldest gene fiend that ever lived. There are TEN first-cousin marriages among Benjamin's grandchildren!

Sam Waring
Austin, TX

Re: WARING ANCESTORS

pillar2 — 2009-03-17 01:33:26Z

I can't tell you exactly where *to* look, but I can tell you where not to waste your time looking. Any line that you find leading back to Benjamin Waring is not going to be your bunch. Common male given names in that line are Edmund, Edward, John, Joseph, Thomas, William. Samuel is virtually unheard of as a given name; there's one in the second generation and one in the eleventh, to my knowledge. Surnames you'll see marrying in to that line are Beamor, Dawson, Harleston, Ioor, Malbone, Mazyck, Vanderhorst, Waties. You come across any of them, you're probably on the wrong track. The Low Country Warings were very given to recycling names, so the same ones recur again and again through the generations.

Re: Hannah Waring of Bebington Cheshire

susanashby28 — 2008-04-22 20:02:05Z

Have done quite a lot on the warings in Bebington. Are you any further forward/or do you have any other details to go on.
Susan Ashby

Re: Hannah Waring of Bebington Cheshire

phvenables539 — 2008-05-18 12:58:54Z

Hello, I’m Peter H.Venables the father of Peter A.Venables with whom you have been corresponding.
Here is what we know about Hannah Waring.
We have her marriage certificate in which it is shows that she was married to James Venables, a plasterer (son of William Venables also a plasterer) on 19th Sept 1839 in Liverpool. Hannah’s father, John Waring) was shown as a farmer. Her address is given as Whitechapel (L’pool)
In the 1841 census they are shown as living in Lower Bebington James is shown as aged 30, Hannah as aged 20 and they have a son John aged 11 months. I do not have John’s birth certificate but BMD shows him as being born in Sept 1840. BMD then shows two John Venables as having died in Sept 1942 and Mar 1844 both in Wirral. I have yet to find which is our John. Hannah then gives birth to twins in 1844, James Waring and John. James Waring dies in 1849.
The 1851 census shows Hannah Venables having moved to 43 Watson street Birkenhead where she lives with her father John then aged 70 and listed as a grocer, his wife Nancy aged 61, their sons Thomas and Henry and their daughter Nancy (Hawkins). John Venables is there with his mother Hannah age 6.
In the 1861 census Hannah lives with her son John at 6 Watson Street and is listed as a shopkeeper
In 1871 and 1881 they live in Price Street Birkenhead John having married Martha Jackson in 1874.Their first son is John Waring Venables and their second is Henry Francis Venables (my father), born in 1876.
Hannah Venables died in June 1896 age 77.
James Venables, Hannah’s husband apparently deserted her, or she left him and we know nothing about him until he turns up in the 1881 census in the Clatterbridge workhouse.
We would be very grateful if you could fill in any gaps and place Hannah and her family in a wider context. Incidentally we have two photographs of Hannah.
Best wishes
Peter (H)

David Waring Born in Welshpool in 1861 and died in Walton on the Hill in 1940

DavidWatt66 — 2009-01-11 13:36:55Z

Does anyone have any knowledge or is related to David Waring boprn 1861 in Welshpoool and who died in Walton On The Hill Liverpool in 1940 He had 16 Children and his wifes name was Louisa. I be most grateful to hear any thing about any relatives living or dead.

Harold Waring Born 1894 Died in 1944

DavidWatt66 — 2008-11-30 10:31:54Z

Harold Waring born in Walton on The Hill in 1894to David and Louisa Waring and Died in Westminster Hospital London in 1944 Does anybody have any details or Photos of him in his early Life before 1919.
Does any body know any deatails of his brothers and sisters from 1902 till his death in 1944 or their own date of death if before 1844.

Re: Some American Waring links

jameswaring20 — 2008-06-22 19:24:08Z

My great grandfather Samuel Waring and Great grandmother Flora Strothers and my grandfather william foster Waring was from lexington SC.

Re: Warings From Charleston, SC

jameswaring20 — 2008-06-22 18:58:23Z

I am trying to trace my family tree and as far as i can go is to Lexington SC, I am hoping to be able to trace it back beyond that my grandfather William Foster Waring and my grandmother Flora Strothers

Re: WARING ANCESTORS

jameswaring20 — 2008-06-22 18:26:29Z

My grandfathers name was William Foster Waring and his dad's name was Samuel Waring

Re: Warings of Steuben County, New York

wpmmb — 2009-01-09 10:10:11Z

Hi Susan,

Yes, I so have the information that you are looking for on the Warings in Steuben County. I have been researching the Warings for years.

Please contact me with your information that you posted here in an e-mail to me so that we can correspond about this with this and other information on the Waring line.

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Here is my e-mail address for you .....
wpmmb@aol.com

Would you please put in the Subject Box of your e-mail .. "George Edwin Waring" of Steuben .. so that I know the e-mail is coming from you, thanks.

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I am so excited to finally find that someone that is actually researching the same Waring family as I am. Can't wait to hear from you.

You father George Edwin Waring is my 2nd Cousin 2x removed, and you are my 3rd Cousin 1x removed. :)

This is so exciting, I can't wait to hear from you.

Your Cousin,
Pat Waring