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WYNNE Patrick E - Vietnam Wall section 9E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-22 15:25:37Z

WYNNE Patrick E - Vietnam Wall section 9E

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Winn/Wynn/Wynne (African-American) Greensboro, Hale County, Alabama

djunne — 2012-05-17 01:12:26Z

I am looking for relatives of Charles (1840) and Huldah Wynne(1840). In the 1880 census their children are Lewis (1872), Lee (1873), James (1875) and Samuel (1878). The family may have moved to Arkansas.

djunne

Re: Wynne family in Wales

steve_tamburello — 2012-05-09 13:51:25Z

I don't think I can make a connection to anyone who has posted here but I thought it couldn't hurt to post my Wynne ancestors to see if anyone can connect.

My Wynnes are from the Rhesycae area of Flintshire around Halkyn mountain. Specifically of interest for me are the children/ family of Edward Wynne (1831-1905) Born in Halkin and his wife Elizabeth Wynne (nee Griffith) (1835-1901).

ring any bells for anyone?

Re: Wynne family in Wales

glendabunker1 — 2012-05-09 01:45:11Z

This is an old thread so don't know if you're still reading. My paternal grandfather was Llewelyn Wynne, from Rhes-y-cae, near Holywell. I think he's the one you're referencing, but I think his parents were Edward and Elizabeth. I believe Llewelyn had siblings called Robert and Hannah. I don't know of any named Sarah Edith or Catherine, but I do know that he named two of his daughters Sarah and Edith. My father, Wilfred Wynne, was Llewelyn's youngest of 6 children.

Re: WYNN-WYNNE OF CRAVEN COUNTY

rawd34 — 2012-05-07 17:11:17Z

I am a Wynne born in Craven Co in 1929.
Grandfather Wm. Yarrow Wynne. Son of James & Lucy T. Wynne. Stephen Winn & Elizabeth Jones Winn buried aboard MCAS, Cherry Point at end of Runway 32 near Slocum Creek in Buys family cemetery. Would like to exchange info re these Craven County relatives.

Re: Wynne family in Ireland

JosephARogers — 2012-04-27 17:50:12Z

It's been a while, Earlene. John William Wynne, born 1769, Castlecomer, Kilkenny, Ireland, - April 7, 1847, Prospect, Ontario, Canada, married #1 March 7, 1796, St. Anne's, Dublin, Ireland to Mary Benn. She was born 1776, Castlecomer, Kilkenny, Ireland - 1847, Montague, Lanark, Ontario, Canada. He married #2, 1800, Ossary Diocese, Kilkenny, Ireland, Mary Styles, born 1780, Kilkenny, Ireland - April 7, 1847, Montague, Lanark, Ontario, Canada. They had nine children and I'm trying to figure out which belong to which mother. Think I know but want to see if I can verify any records. You can email me OleBlue50@cox.net I just got a few more bits of info this week you might want. Nina

Re: African-American Wynne's from TX and/or AL

ksales31 — 2012-04-22 07:03:02Z

WELL ITS GREAT TO MEET YOU. IVE BEEN OFFLINE FOR AWHILE AND AM A LITTLE RUSTY GIVE ME A FEW WEEKS TO GET REACQUAINED WITH MY ANCESTORS.

Henry Wynne of Dolarddyn, Castle Caereinion, Montgomeryshire

JasmineHayward — 2012-04-15 03:32:03Z

Looking for family information on the above, his son Gabriel Wynne was a doctor of physick and married Elizabeth Aubrey. Not long after they married they had changed their surname to Wynne Aubrey as Elizabeth's only brother died without issue.

I have found that Henry's mother was Anne.

Anne
Henry Wynne m. Elizabeth Edwards
Gabriel Wynne m. Elizabeth Aubrey
Henry Harcourt Wynne Aubrey
Harcourt Richard Aubrey M. Annie
William Aubrey m. Elizabeth Walker

Can anyone shed some light on this Wynne line?

Re: Marian Wynne - Miriam Wynne

myfanwywjones — 2012-04-09 15:36:28Z

Miriam (known to her mother and siblings as 'Minnie') was my grandmother's youngest sister, one of 7 children of Thomas and Sarah Wynne. The family was Welsh, but Thomas had moved to Liverpool from Glyn Ceiriog to find work. All 7 children were born in Liverpool but brought up in a Welsh community. Thomas died in 1895, 5 months after Miriam was born, leaving Sarah with 7 children and no means of supporting them. Miriam and 3 of the girls went into an orphanage but she later moved back with her mother. I have extensive information on this branch of the Wynnes of Glyn Ceiriog. Miriam's two brothers John David ('Jack') and Richard Thomas ('Dick') also emigrated to the USA. I know a little about all 3 and would be happy to exchange information with any Wynne descendants in the US.

My mother and uncle remember Miriam, Hazel and Melvyn visiting Wales in the 1930s.

Myfanwy Wynne Jones

WYNNE Miranda Kaye 1978 1997

t42Restland — 2012-04-09 12:28:36Z

WYNNE Miranda Kaye 1978 1997

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Re: Raymond Wynne born in 1903 leicestershire, rutland

JohnWynne62 — 2012-04-07 20:15:42Z

Here's Edith in the 1911 census

Re: Raymond Wynne born in 1903 leicestershire, rutland

JohnWynne62 — 2012-02-12 17:03:51Z

In the 1949 and 1954 NZ censuses, Raymond and Edith May WYNNE lived at 53 Herbert Street, Petone in Wellington. ...

In the 1957 NZ censuses, Raymond WYNNE lived at 53 Herbert Street, Petone in Wellington, and a Roy Allan and Florence Ruby WYNNE lived at 49 Hine Road, Wainuion, Petone. ....

In the 1963 NZ census, Raymond WYNNE lived at 19 William Street, Petone in Wellington, and a Roy Allan and Florence Ruby WYNNE lived at 35 Hine Road, Wainuion, Petone, and a Terence reginal WYNNE lived at 22B Hine Road, Wainuion, Petone. ....

In the 1969 and 1972 NZ censuses, Raymond and Edith May WYNNE lived at 30A Islington Street, Petone in Wellington. ....

In the 1978 NZ census, Raymond, Roy Allan and Florence Ruby WYNNE lived at 27 Mission Street, Lower Hutt, Pencarrow. ....

In the 1981 NZ census, Raymond, Roy Allan and Florence Ruby and a S**** D**** WYNNE lived at 27 Mission Street, Lower Hutt, Pencarrow. ....

Re: Raymond Wynne born in 1903 leicestershire, rutland

JohnWynne62 — 2012-02-11 12:24:59Z

It's a bit of a guess, but I think Edith may have been Edith HAINES, born c1904, who may have been the mother of Iris M WYNNE born in Berkshire in 1936. ...

WYNNE, Iris M, Registration District: Reading, Year of Registration: 1936, Quarter of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec, Mother's Maiden Name: Haines, Volume No: 2C, Page No: 532

Re: Raymond Wynne born in 1903 leicestershire, rutland

JohnWynne62 — 2012-02-11 11:25:35Z

In 1881 William WADD (46) was living with his wife Mary (39), and Mary Ann (6) and Emily (3) and 4 other children, in Somerby in Leicestershire. ....
[RG11; Piece: 3181; Folio: 39; Page: 31]

Re: Raymond Wynne born in 1903 leicestershire, rutland

JohnWynne62 — 2012-02-11 11:21:59Z

In the 1911 census, they were visitors in the house of a George and Emily GIBBS, who'd been married 5 years. ...

In Jan-Mar 1906, a George GIBBS married an Emily WADD in Melton Mowbray [ref: 7a 399]. ....

So it looks like they may have been related.

Re: Raymond Wynne born in 1903 leicestershire, rutland

JohnWynne62 — 2012-02-11 11:13:53Z

In April 1935 a Mr. R. WYNNE (a driver) came back to England from NZ on the Rangitiki, with his wife (29), and son (Master R., 2), going to 20 Forest Hill, Tilehurst in Berkshire. .... http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec?htx=View&r=5538&d...

Re: Raymond Wynne born in 1903 leicestershire, rutland

JohnWynne62 — 2012-02-11 11:06:22Z

Raymond WYNNE (a bus conductor) from Reading, Berkshire,went out to NZ in 1926. ....

Raymond WYNNE (a traffic inspector) from Bracknell, Berkshire, went out to NZ in 1946, with his wife Edith and children (Roy 14, Iris 9). ....

Departure date: 11 September 1946, Port of departure:London
Destination port: New Zealand, Ship: RANGITATA

Re: Raymond Wynne born in 1903 leicestershire, rutland

JohnWynne62 — 2012-02-11 10:56:14Z

In 1911 they were living in Birdingbury near Rugby in Warwickshire. ....

[RG number: RG14, Piece: 18621, Reference: RG14PN18621 RG78PN1114 RD391 SD3 ED1 SN9]. ....

They had been married 9 years. ....

In Jul-Sep 1902 a George WYNN married Mary Anne WADD in Melton Mowbray (ref. 7a 625). Their marriage cerificate should provide their fathers' names. ....

George's parents may have been John and Harriet WYNNE, who were living with George at The Common in Sutton Maddock in 1891, [RG12; Piece: 2096; Folio: 97; Page: 5]

Re: African-American Wynne's from TX and/or AL

1_mrschinn — 2012-02-11 03:07:10Z

Ksales we are related. My grandfather is Sterling Winn, his great grandpa was Handy Wynn from Green County Alabama

Raymond Wynne born in 1903 leicestershire, rutland

renzeyre — 2012-01-07 19:21:49Z

Trying to find any ancestors of Raymond Wynn, parents were George and Mary Wadd. He married dont know what her name was edith? not sure? had two children a boy? girl think was called Iris.They emigrated to New Zealand maybe in 1930s early 1940s. Ray was my grandmothers brother.

Re: Deveraux WYNNE

MaryWall69 — 2012-01-06 04:41:07Z

You are lucky because George Lewis is the only child proven to John Winn in the DAR. There are about 40 proven applications. If I could find out how he was proven a son, then I might could figure out how to prove Devereaux. However, the early applications are not available to look up. I think it's strange that no one has proven any other of John Winn's children to him. If anyone has a Bible record, I sure would like to find that. Thanks for your help. Mary Wall

Re: Deveraux WYNNE

WillRandolph38 — 2011-12-30 22:20:17Z

I have found the DAR was more accepting of documents purporting to be "family or bible" records in early years.
I had one application where the wives were not identified correctly but the Wynnes were.
John Wynne/Winn was reported as the father of George Lewis Wynne from a "family" record.
A published history of Wilson County TN states that John Wynne and his son John Knibb Wynne arrived in that part of Sumner Co TN which became Wilson Co in 1797. This fits with other circumstantial evidence that was as good as I ever found.
Another point was that John' wife was Polly Lewis, dau of George Lewis and my ancestor was George Lewis Wynne, who I strongly believe was their oldest son.

Re: Deveraux WYNNE

MaryWall69 — 2011-12-30 20:43:04Z

Thank you for your information.You may already know, but John Winn is established in the DAR. There are 30 proven applications through him.They are all through one child only, George Lewis.I want to order one to see how George Lewis was proven and the other children weren't, but there are so many applications that I am lost as to which to order. The older apps are not available. Guess I'll just pick one. Are you interested in any of this? Also, if anyone is interested, I have alot of TX info on Devereaux.

Deveraux WYNNE

WillRandolph38 — 2011-12-29 23:30:05Z

I am not sure I have "hard" proof, just a lot of circumstantial.
My ancestor was Deveraux's brother, George Lewis Wynne. Before TX, Deveraux was in Madison Co TN shortly after 1820 and in Wilson Co TN before that to around 1800. Before that these Wynnes were in Franklin Co NC and before that in Amelia Co VA where Deveraux was born abt 1770.
I have his father as John Wynne and his mother as Mary "Polly" Lewis. The father died in WIlson Co TN and the mother may have as well.
John & Polly's youngest son died before John left slaves to his grandchildren, Isham's children. Deveraux was named their guardian.
I found no will by John naming Deveraux or any children.
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Jackson Gazette #2, Vol. VI, July 4 1829
Married on Weds. Last, by Rev. B P Seawell, Mr. Thomas H. Cannon to Miss
Matilda C. Wynne, dau of Devereaux Wynne, Esq. Of this county."

As to this Matilda Wynne who married in 1829 Thomas H. Cannon, she and family are on the 1850 census of Haywood County. Notice the names she gives her sons:

1850 Census of Tennessee, Vol.1, Aaron through Childress, by Byron & Barbara Sistler (Evanston, Ill.: Byron Sistler & Associates, 1974), p. 270.
Cannon, Thomas H. 53, Matilda C. 41, John W. 18, Joshua 16, Thomas L. 12, Robert H. 9, Matilda C. 8, Richard G. 4, Young W. 1, NC-Tenn. Haywood, hh#853, p. 130.

1860 Census Arkansas Jackson County Bayou Cache p 677
Matilda Cannon 48 TN
Thomas 26 TN
Richard 16 TN
Young 10 TN
Matilda 12 TN
Next listing-
J.W. Cannon 27 TN
Next listing –
D. Cannon 22 TN
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WILSON COUNTY, TN - CENSUS - 1804 Tax List
CAPT. BLALOCKS DISTRICT:
Wynne, Deveraux
Wynne, George
Wynne, John K.
Wynne, Isham

Names found in Wilson County Court Minutes 1809-1819
Wynne Deveraux 26,46,100,105,
Wynne Deveriax 2,1
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From film of County Court Minutes-Wilson Co.Tn.-1814 to 1829.
Page 75--16 Dec. 1816--John Wynne, Sr. for love and affection for his grandchildren, gives slaves to Robert, Betty, John, Joel, William and Polly, children of Isham Wynne, deceased.
Page 191--Deveraux Wynne was guardian of children of Isham Wynne, deceased.
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1830 Census of Madison County TN
Deveraux Wynne: one male 10 thru 14, one male 20 thru 29, one male 60 thru 69,
One female 10 thru 14, one female 15 thru 19, one female 50 thru 59, no slaves
(Note: the transcription on site has him indexed as Lawrence Synne but the image is clear to me)
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ID: I40674
Name: John "Wynne" WINN
Marriage 1 Mary "Polly" LEWIS
Married: 27 DEC 1764
Children
Deveraux WINN b: 1770 in Virginia
George L WINN
John Knibb WINN b: 16 JAN 1765
Robert WINN
Sally WINN
Polly WINN
Isham WINN
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ID: I40667
Name: Deveraux WINN
Birth: 1770 in Virginia
Father: John "Wynne" WINN
Mother: Mary "Polly" LEWIS
Marriage 1 Rhody HARRISON b: 1778 in Tenn.
Children
Mary A. S. "Mary E" WINN b: 1823 in Tenn.
James WINN b: 1803 in Tenn.
Robert E. WINN b: 1809 in Tenn.
Thomas Cannon WINN
William Benjamin WINN b: 1817
John E. WINN
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ID: I40654
Name: Mary A. S. "Mary E" WINN
Birth: 1823 in Tenn.
Death: 13 DEC 1871 in Cherokee Co., Tx
Father: Deveraux WINN b: 1770 in Virginia
Mother: Rhody HARRISON b: 1778 in Tenn.
Marriage 1 Hardy H. WHITE b: 1816 in Tenn.
Children
Devereaux C. WHITE b: 1838 in Tennessee
Roda S. WHITE b: 1839 in Tenn.
Hardy B. WHITE b: 1841
Malvina WHITE b: 1845 in TX1
Edmund WHITE b: 1849 in TX1
Robert WHITE b: 1852 in TX1

CHARLES WHITE died Feb. 13, 1854 in his 69th year in residence of his son, Hardy H. White, Nacogdoches Co., Texas; born Franklin Co., N.C.; moved to Wilson Co., Tenn., then to Haywood Co., Tenn. and in 1837 moved to Texas; veteran of the Creek War.

Re: Thomas Knibb WYNNE

MaryWall69 — 2011-12-29 22:26:44Z

I am working on Devereaux Wynne, Nacogdoches, Texas. Would like to find hard proof of his parents. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Jane Dryhurst Wynne

DarranGardner — 2011-12-05 17:54:51Z

your descended from may edith and darran is descended from Price wynne her brother.

You won't get David and elizabeth its a complete dead end we've spent years searching for them and got nowhere.

Hugh and Jane is different,they had 5 children, Jane died and he married again and had another child so he had 6 in total.

If you want to im me usin DarranGardner id with your email I can send you pdf's of the family tree for you to look at.

Re: Jane Dryhurst Wynne

Rowdy1736 — 2011-12-05 17:43:08Z

I'm descended from Mary Edith Wynne who was the offspring of Mary & Robert Wynne.

She married Elijah Shaw and they lived in Lower Darwen, Lancashire (a small village then, on the outskirts of Blackburn & Darwen) amongst other places. My grandmother was one of their children and consequently I was born in Blackburn.
I'm now in Largs, North Ayrshire, Scotland.

Regards info, I'm not sure how much I have relevant to you.

I'm on the verge of searching in the 18th century for David Wynne/Elizabeth Hughes and Hugh Dryhurst/Jane Davies.

I've been doing bits & pieces for a while but I don't seem to have gone very far!

Robert

Re: Jane Dryhurst Wynne

DarranGardner — 2011-12-05 16:46:00Z

Its not you thats confused me but the way its come through from ancestry, it came through as though it was from Ian. Boy do they need to sort that out!

Well there still seems to be a connection there:-)

Who is it your descended from?

Obviously its from one of mary and roberts children, where abouts do you live? Is it in the UK.

We live not too far from Denbigh where Mary and robert lived.

Do you have much info or are you just starting out?

Pam

Re: Jane Dryhurst Wynne

Rowdy1736 — 2011-12-05 16:30:03Z

Hi Pam

Thank you for your reply.

Sorry, I seem to have confused you.

I was replying to a post from Ian Starkey that's why it appeared in the subject line.

My id is Rowdy1736. My full name is Robert Wynne Yates.

Mary Dryhurst b. 1813 was my 2nd Great Grandmother.

Robert

Re: Jane Dryhurst Wynne -- ianstarkey1 - Please contact me

DarranGardner — 2011-12-05 15:42:13Z

Hi

That Jane Dryhusrt Wynne was also my husbands gtgtetc aunt.

Darran is descended from Mary Dryhurst gtgtgtgt grandmother.

the family stayed in north wales, living mainly in denbigh, ccorwen,rhyl, and settling meliden with one or 2 members moving a bit furher afield to saltney, cheshire.

How exactly are you descended from them? I notice you have starkey in your id name for ancestry,is this partof your real name or a nod to the middleton family?

Apologies for the lateness replying but hubby isn't too good at the moment as has to have a serious op on the 16th dec so please don't think we re ignoring youif we don't get back.

Pam

Re: Jane Dryhurst Wynne

Rowdy1736 — 2011-12-04 15:40:29Z

Hi Debbie

Could be your relative was my Great Grand Aunt, b.circa 1836.

I would be interested to correlate any info we have.
See post to Ian Starkey.

Robert

Re: Jane Dryhurst Wynne -- ianstarkey1 - Please contact me

Rowdy1736 — 2011-12-04 15:32:48Z

A Jane Dryhurst Wynne was my Great Grand Aunt. I have her birth date as 1836.
I think her parents were Robert Wynne & Mary Dryhurst
I would be very interested to compare notes with you.

Robert

Re: African-American Wynne's from Hale County, Alabama

wynnetalia — 2011-11-21 03:46:01Z

Well I am not sure... I was looking at a census for my great great grandmother and she was listed as Ethel Wynne along with an Andrew Wynne..

Re: African-American Wynne's from Hale County, Alabama

jackwynn — 2011-11-20 23:48:21Z

I have the capability to search most states quickly. Let me know how to contact directly at jwynn@mindspring.com

Re: African-American Wynne's from Hale County, Alabama

jackwynn — 2011-11-20 22:29:49Z

I ran across a James Wynne (mulatto) in the 1920 AZ Census. He says born MS both parents born MS. The spelling WYNNE isn't widely used. I found a couple of cases where the wife thought WYNN wasn't sophisticated so they added an "E". I can send you a screen shot of the census pages. Giive me a note to jwynn@mindspring.com.

Jack Wynn

African-American Wynne's from Coldwater, Cross County, Arkansas

djunne — 2011-11-20 05:38:40Z

I am searching for my ancestors. My ggrandfather was James Wynne born about 1875 in Hale County, Alabama. His parents were Charles and Huldah Wynne. I believe James married twice. His first wife was Eliza and the second wife was Annie. James children were Ida, Donny, Felix, Shelby, Bettie, and James. Shelby was my grandfather.

djunne

Re: African-American Wynne's from Hale County, Alabama

djunne — 2011-11-20 05:31:16Z

Who are Andrew Wynn's family members?

djunne

Re: African-American Wynne's from Hale County, Alabama

wynnetalia — 2011-11-19 17:52:05Z

Hi... I am also researching the Wynne name in Hale County Alabama. We are trying to figure out how we got the last name Wynne. The only Wynne record I can make a connection to is Andrew Wynne.

African-American Wynne's from Hale County, Alabama

djunne — 2011-11-15 00:54:16Z

I am searching for my ancestors Charles Wynn (1819 born in Virginia or Kentucky) and his wife Susan (1821 born in Virginia). Their children were Charles, Susan, and Angeline born in Hale County, Alabama. Their son Charles married Huldah and they had 5 children. Lewis, Lee, James,
Samuel, and baby boy Wynne. They lived in Greensboro, Hale
County, Alabama. James was my great-grandfather.

djunne@comcast.net

Re: African-American Wynne's from TX and/or AL

djunne — 2011-11-13 19:59:11Z

What part of Alabama was your family from?
I am related to Charles Wynne (1819) and his wife Susan (1821). They lived in Hale County, Alabama. Their children were Charles (1840) , Susan, and Angeline Wynne.

djunne

Re: Hay-ellis family from India

ahayellis1 — 2011-10-09 17:58:46Z

Hi

I'm a Hay-Ellis.

Andrew Hay-Ellis

Parents of George Wynne b. 1550?

Kirsten595 — 2011-09-12 23:03:04Z

I see on most trees containing George Wynn, born 1550 in Middlesex, England, married to Margaret Green, that his (George's) parents are listed as Maurice Wynne and Jane Bulkeley. I can't seem to find any authoritative source that connects George with those parents.
Can anyone please point me to an official source? Thanks!

Kitty Willis nee Wynne

mcclounnan1 — 2011-09-01 21:54:28Z

Im looking for information on Kitty Wynne born abt 1888 in england.
She married Henry Willis and had a son called Henry Richard Willis who was born in Buenos Aires. She also had a daughter called Kitty.
Any information would be great.
Thank you

Re: Mary Elizabeth Winn/Wynne

thelostcause — 2011-08-22 19:55:16Z

Mary Elizabeth Winn married William Richard Hardy and moved to Lunenburg County, Va., from Isle of Wight County, Va. Recently, while working on her husband, William Richard Hardy, I found that he had some litigation about a grist mill with a Daniel Winn, a neighbor on adjoining land, about 1765.(Proved) I believe there is a familial connection & started working on Daniel Winn. I came accross some other Winns that spelled their name Wynne. In the end, I found a Thomas Wynne who died in Lunenburg and his Mother was Agnes Stith(Proved), she was also married to a Thomas Wynne(Sr.)(Proved). Further research revealed that Thomas Wynne had a son Daniel, a son Joseph and a daughter Mary(no DODs, off of the internet and not proved). William Richard Hardy bought the land and the grist mill from Daniel Wynne and Joseph Wynne in about 1780(Proved). In William Richard Hardy's will dated 1790, he leaves land to his son Stith Hardy(Proved.) Stith Hardy has to be the name sake Agnes Stith Wynne. Looking for documentation Mary Elizabeth Wynne Hardy that connects her to her parents. Any Help Appreciated. Thanks, Mike Mankin thelostcause@embarqmail.com

Re: Thomas Knibb WYNNE

pauhanawa — 2011-07-29 05:08:46Z

You might also want to check out the following [ http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/ncfrankl/2002-... ] and [ http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/NCFRANKL/2002-... ] both of which discuss an abstract of Lewelling Jones' will made in 4 Mar 1794. Charles Wynne, Joshua Wynne and Elizabeth Wynne were witnesses. Franklin Co, NC Sheriff (in 1795) Roger Jones is a son of Lewelling's. Mary Jones, daughter of Lewelling, married Robert Hight. I too am trying to sort out the Wynne-Jones-Hight relationships in Franklin Co, NC circa 1794 because Lewelling Jones' daughter Amy Jones Oliver who married John Oliver and gave birth to Francis Hewitt "Frank" Oliver are all ancestors of mine. Was Catherine, the wife of Lewelling, also a Wynne thus all the Wynne witnesses to her husband's will? That is probably too simple of an explanation.

Re: wynne /winn /wynn

tonylove143 — 2011-07-17 21:46:41Z

thanks for info. i will keep going
bev

Re: wynne /winn /wynn

JohnWynne62 — 2011-07-17 18:20:57Z

No relation, I'm afraid.
I use FindMyPast for the 1911 census.

Re: wynne /winn /wynn

tonylove143 — 2011-07-17 17:58:13Z

Thankyou for that information 1911 I am new to all this how do you get the details for 1911 I could only get the basic on ancestry do you have to upgrade?
I found John Thomas Wynne living with father Thomas and Mother Anne which was his family living in walsall 1901 it had M as condition of marriage.
On the Wedding Cert of Angelina to George she put divorced from John thomas Wynne.

Is your name John Wynne? any relation?

Thanks Bev

Re: wynne /winn /wynn

JohnWynne62 — 2011-07-17 15:55:11Z

I know you say Angelina said she was divorced when she remarried, but you can say virtually anything for a marriage certificate. She did say she was a widow in 1901, so maybe he did die.

There's a John Thomas Winn (30) died in Thirsk in Jul-Aug-Sep 1899 (volume 9d, page 315). The name and aged fit, so you could send for the death certificate if you wanted to check. No guarrantees, though.

By the way, in April 1911, Angelina was living with her son (John Wilfred WYNNE) and her new husband in Glanford Brigg in Lincolnshire.

TIMMS, George Henry Head Married M 36 1875 Railway Contractors Labourer Staffordshire Shareshill
TIMMS, Angelina Wife Married F 40 1871 Staffordshire Walsall
WYNN, John Wilfred Stepson Single M 15 1896 Railway Contractors Labourer Staffordshire Walsall

Re: wynne /winn /wynn

tonylove143 — 2011-07-17 15:10:46Z

Listed as living with his father Thomas Wynne 1901 married. He married Angelina Russon 1890 Walsall. She is listed 1901 living with her sons Herbert and Wilfred in Shareshill the Swan pub listed as widow. In 1906 she married George henry Timms as divoced wife of John Thomas Wynne at Glanford Bridge register office.
Bev