Yerbury - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Robert A Yerbury

fleenr — 2011-08-27 08:24:14Z

Hi Richard

If you select the 'Family Trees' tab in the top menu, you get two tabs - the first is called 'My Trees' and the second to the right of it is called 'Trees Shared With Me'. In there you should see my tree, to which you should have access.

Any probs, let me know.

Regards

Nick

Re: Robert A Yerbury

R1chy — 2011-08-27 00:25:19Z

Nick,

How do I view your tree?

Regards
Richard

Re: Robert A Yerbury

fleenr — 2011-08-17 15:03:44Z

Hi Richy

I have some more details available - probably easiest if I invite you to my Yerbury Tree and you can have a look yourself

Regards

Nick

Re: ALL YOU KITH AND KIN

carole58kitten — 2011-07-02 17:33:57Z

My 2 daughters are Yerbury's.Their father died 25 years ago.
not sure if they are part of your family tree.Father was born in Wales,GB.his father was Keith Yerbury.Believe family may have come from England in past.Could find out more info if you are interested.

Robert A Yerbury

R1chy — 2011-05-24 16:37:50Z

Ok I am fairly new to this and I have managed to get to 1820 but my search gets a little sketchy due to some deaths

I know Robert A Yerbury was born in 1820 and married a lady called Elizabeth but I dont know when. I know they had two children , Allen Yerbury in 1847 and Francis Yerbury in 1849.

The next bit of information I have is from the 1851 cencus and Robert is a Widower. The two children I know of get split up. Allen Lives with his uncle in Stepney and Francis goes to his grand parents in Beckingham.

Can anyone give me any information of what happened with Robert between 1820 and 1851. And what was the maiden name of the lady he married

Thanks in advance
Richy

Re: Browning Yerbury

NiallRScott — 2011-05-08 09:04:54Z

Thanks for the info, I'll keep it in mind.

I agree that at this stage it looks like a coincidence at this stage but you never know where these asides lead you.

Cheers
Niall

Re: Browning Yerbury

myerbury_1 — 2011-05-08 01:29:10Z

I'm not going to be able to help you a great deal, Niall, because I can't connect both sets of Yerburys.

Your GG-aunt's husband was descended from Walter Yerbury who died in London in 1746 though he may well have had connections with Frome or Beckington in Somerset.

Yerburys with Browning as a middle name seem to descend from Benjamin Yerbury (1738 to 1784) who was described as being "of Froom" when he married Susannah Appleton in Essex in 1772. Having said that, I don't know anything about Stewart or his father - the only William Browning Yerbury I've found died in London in 1873 though he had a brother James Browning Yerbury who was in India in the 1850s, and who was a victualler in Chippimg Sodbury in 1861.

Sorry I couldn't be more use but at this stage I think it was just coincidence.

Richard Yerbury, 1698-1754, London

agoldsborough1 — 2011-04-01 14:53:59Z

Hello,

I am looking for information on ancestors of Richard Yerbury of Basinghall Street, London in 1755, father of Sarah Yerbury who married Robert Goldsborough on 27 Mar 1755 at Saint Michael Bassishaw in London. Also would like information on the spouse of Richard Yerbury and mother of Sarah Yerbury born about 1733 in London and died 1787 in Maryland, USA. (See attachment) Thanks.

Re: Yerbury family tree

agoldsborough1 — 2011-04-01 14:39:44Z

Hello,

I am looking for information on Richard Yerbury of Basinghall Street, London in 1755, father of Sarah Yerbury who married Robert Goldsborough on 27 Mar 1755 at Saint Michael Bassishaw in London. I am interested in who Richard Yerbury was married to and who his parents were. Thanks.

Browning Yerbury

NiallRScott — 2011-03-28 23:23:54Z

Hi All

When checking on relatives who attended my old school, George Watson's Boys College in Edinburgh I got an unexpected result.
My great grand aunt Emma Tyrrell married Edward Yerbury 1875 so Yerbury was one of the surnames I was researching.
The surprise was
Stewart Browning Yerbury was admitted to GWBC in June 1899 aged 16.
His father was William Browning Yerbury of the Public Works Department, North West Provinces, India.

I have no clue who these are and if they are relatives or it's coincidence.

Anybody know anything about them.

Cheers
Niall

J. H. YERBURY

NedraE — 2011-02-14 15:02:03Z

Looking for the whereabouts of one J. H. YERBURY that married a McCORMICK girl. Her name should be Mary Ann, or Mary A., born about 1856 in Wisconsin. !

Re: yerbury surname

wilkesmaggie — 2010-05-09 08:34:40Z

Hello Darlene,
I'm sorry to tell you but you have followed the wrong Henry (a mistake that has been made before). There were 2 Henry's born in 1852. My Henry born 29/1/1852 and the other born a few months later. My Henry married Emily Cabble in Bristol in 1874. He died in 1894 and Emily died in Bristol Workhouse in 1909. They had three children, 1 boy and 2 girls. The other Henry also married an Emily but remained in Frome. I don't know much about him. If you go to Yahoogroups/Frome and ask to join(no fees involved) you will be able to ask and get a lot of information and help with your research. They are a lovely group of people. There are also some Yerbury descendants on there. Also try Genesreunited, as there are Yerburys on there too. My line and a some others, including (i think)some of your line.
Regards
Maggie

Re: yerbury surname

mesaregal — 2010-05-09 02:22:42Z

Wow, this is interesting, Maggie. My husband descends from John's son, Henry born about 1851. Are you then part of Walter's descendants? I have found some info on the family and would very much appreciate any information you have found. We did know that Henry's wife died when she was about 40 and he remarried. The step mom apparently kicked the children out of the house and Mike's Great grandfather Herbert Yerbury ended up in Wales and worked in a coalmine there. He met and married in Wales and in 1915 immigrated to Canada with his wife and 8 children. Darlene

Re: yerbury surname

wilkesmaggie — 2010-05-08 14:33:10Z

Hello, It seems that we have the same two people in common. I have quite a lot of information on this family. I have traced back to John Yerbury's parents, his siblings and all his children. I have found several family members. Which branch are you from? I am from John's eldest sons line.
Looking forward to hearing more.
Maggie

Re: yerbury surname

mesaregal — 2010-05-08 02:40:43Z

Hello, I am researching a branch of the Yerbury family from Frome, Somerset too. I am back as far as John Yerbury born about 1824 marrying Mary born about 1825. They lived at no. 17 Cathernine Street in Frome.

Re: The Yerbury Family

johncarroll55 — 2010-01-26 07:50:31Z

Trevor

My daughter in laws grandmother was a Claribel Ada YERBURY. She married Lance KNEE. They lived mainly in Temor in Australia. any info you have would be appreciated.

Thanks

John Carroll
john@maicom.net.au

Hilda Browing Yerbury & Reginald W Cuttriss

SteveRileyJM — 2009-08-17 04:28:11Z

I am looking for additional details for this marriage along with parents name (confirmation) as well as offspring (of which I just have two).

Appreciate any assistance.

---------------------

Hilda Browning YERBURY was born on 15 Dec 1898 in Lewisham, Ken, Eng. She died on 3 Mar 1974 in Duxbury, Ma, USA. She was buried in Mayflower Cem, Duxbury, Ma, USA.

BIOGRAPHY: First Name: Elizabeth
Last Name: Cuttriss
Ethnicity: U.S.A.
Last Place of Residence: Forest Hill, New Jersey
Date of Arrival: Sep 17, 1911
Age at Arrival: 21 y
Gender: F
Marital Status: M
Ship of Travel: Cincinnati
Port of Departure: Southampton
Manifest Line Number: 0004

BIRTH: Births Sep 1898 District Lewisham(KEN) Vol 1d Page 1186
Hilda Browning Yerbury
Abt Sep 1898
Lewisham, KEN, ENG
Location: Lewisham, Kent, England, (Touches: GTL KEN LND)
Lat 51º27'56.680"N (51.465744) Lon 0º00'51.080"W (0.014189)
http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&t=h&om=0&z=14&am...
Source: http://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/information.pl?cite=D4txtAjDe%...%
2FqaMMKDKThA&s&scan=1

Hilda married Reginald W CUTTRISS son of Charles CUTTRISS and Ann "Annie" Maria WINSOR estimated 1920 in Probably, NJ, USA. Reginald was born on 20 Aug 1887 in East Orange, Nj, USA. He died on 15 Mar 1969 in Duxbury, Ma, USA. He was buried on 24 Mar 1969 in Mayflower Cem, Duxbury, Ma, USA.

BIOGRAPHY: First Name: Reginald
Last Name: Cuttriss
Ethnicity: american
Last Place of Residence:
Date of Arrival: Nov 03, 1903
Age at Arrival: 16y
Gender: M
Marital Status: S
Ship of Travel: Mexico
Port of Departure: Havana
Manifest Line Number: 0013

Re: Alfred Yerbury?

rbowser25 — 2009-04-08 13:53:16Z

I am related to Al as well. My grandmother Ileen Aasen was raised by her grandfather James Rogers. James was married to Clemmence Frederick. Our relation is from the Frederick family. My 3rd Great Grandfather Cyril Frederick is Al's 2nd great grandfather. Al is very knowledgeable and I am very thankful that he found me.

Becky

Re: yerbury surname

myerbury_1 — 2009-02-17 00:10:24Z

I haven't traced the origins of John Julian AMES (born Frome c.1810) but you might like to contact frome@yahoogroups.com which is a local interest group for the area and someone may have further details.

Re: yerbury surname

maggiew105 — 2009-02-16 23:13:08Z

i have a lot of info on the family now, but who was John julian Ames? I also know a little about a reporter but the rest eludes me. Please tell me more.

Re: yerbury surname

myerbury_1 — 2009-02-16 20:55:21Z

They're all part of the same family; Ralph Arthur (b. Halstead, Essex 1885) was s/o Walter (1848 - 1918) who was s/o John (1822 - 1867) who was s/o the Thomas & Mary Ann you mention. Several members of this family went to Halstead while John Julian Ames' dau (Sappho) married and went to Australia and others to Birmingham and Bristol. Many were skilled craftsmen - occs incl Optician, Straw Hat Maker, Newspaper Reporter and there's even a noted Investment Fund Manager.

yerbury surname

maggiew105 — 2009-02-05 19:28:48Z

my mum was a yerbury.I've traced the family back to Thomas born C1791 in Frome,Somerset. He married Mary Webb born C1792 in Frome. Their marriage took place in 1811, and they had two children, John and Mary Ann. Have traced all the family through and am now seeking living relatives. As has previously been said there were a lot of girls and quite a number of unmarried males!!! Is there anyone out there related to this particular branch? Am also looking for info on Ralph Arthur Yerbury who emigrated to Canada in 1907.

yerburys of bishopsgate

cmcowgill — 2008-08-25 05:17:47Z

I am trying to trace an ancestor, Thomas Carter born 1773 or 1774 in Buckingham Town.
I know he had a grandaughter Jane who married John Yerbury in the 1860s.
Can anyone please help me with information of his parents and baptism and his whereabouts before he went to Lt. Oakley Mill in Essex.

Re: J. H. YERBURY & M. A. McCORMICK ... Illinois?

myerbury_1 — 2008-02-12 09:11:51Z

I believe Brian Marshall may have sent a reply some time ago but since then he and I have been able to make some advances in our knowledge about John. There was initially some doubt about his identity because of the ages he claimed at various censuses but now we're fairly certain that he was indeed the son of William Yerbury and Mary (Hughes) who emigrated to the US at about the time of Victoria's coronation (1838). In 1880 he was working as a Dyer and married to Nellie Morrison (see John Yerbury aged 30 in Chicago) and it looks as though by the 1900 census he's married to Mary and has 2 sons. By 1910 Mary had re-married, now to James Edward Picault and moved to Colorado. Other members of John's family lived in Chicago and Rock Island.
Regards, Martin yerbury

Raddues of Seattle

kingrichardj — 2007-06-12 11:50:57Z

I am descended from some of the Raddues of Faribault County, MN, and accidentally found your Yerburys on a census record yesterday. In 1910, George & May (Alicia, I assume) were living in Seattle, with your Ralph and Lowell and also a George Jr. George Sr. was born ~1882 in Minnesota, and had a brother Samuel (b. ~1879 in MN). Their parents were William Raddue (b. Germany) & Ellen (b. England). From what I can tell, William died and Ellen then married a Jeremiah Yerbury.

I am descended from August & Fredericke Raddue of Faribault County. However, I have not been able to establish a link to William yet; I can only assume that the two families are related somehow. If you have any information in that area I would like to hear from you. Otherwise, this is all the information I have on the William Raddue family. Hope it helps.

Re: ALL YOU KITH AND KIN

2006-10-03 16:26:46Z

Hi Bob

long time no speak. How are you progressing with the YERBURY tree?

Best regards
Trevor

Re: Relationship between Williams of Bath and Yerbury

myerbury_1 — 2006-05-29 12:46:43Z

Change of e-mail ID. I still have more info.

MY

Re: Tacoma?

2005-09-09 09:03:42Z

Hi Tommy:

Yes, I do have kin there off of 44th Avenue. My Great Aunt and Uncle as well as some 'cousins'. They lived next to my great Grandparents :)

Drop a line if they are who you think they are.

Kim

Re: Tacoma?

2005-08-21 04:56:52Z

Alfred Yerbury was my Uncle....

Re: ALL YOU KITH AND KIN

A_Yerbury — 2005-08-06 22:21:51Z

Hi Bob,
My name is Alfred Yerbury. I live in Tacoma. I have been tracing my Yerbury family for over 20 years. My ancestor,William Yerbury, was born in 1788 in Frome, Somerset, England. My family worked in the woolen trade.
My great grandparents Alfred & Ellen (French)Yerbury came to Seattle in 1890.My grandfather Alfred Yerbury came to Tacoma in 1905.There are several descendants of Alfred's in
the Tacoma vicinity.
Alfred Yerbury

Re: Relationship between Williams of Bath and Yerbury

2004-12-07 18:46:41Z

I have more data but your compuserve ID is unavailable; can you let me know where to send it?

Martin Yerbury

Re: Relationship between Williams of Bath and Yerbury

2004-12-07 12:29:20Z

I think I'm at last able to shed a little light on this question. I think the man you seek was the brother of John William YERBURY (1804 - 1858) and thus Francis YERBURY. The "William" bit is possibly taken from his father (also John Wm Y) but, having seen a possible for Francis in the 1871 census (Bath Walcot, aged 69 daughter Jane F aged 23 and a servant Jane Rennison) I looked again at Gordon Beavington's transcript for Bath Walcot and lo! there's a Francis WILLIAMS aged 49 with a daughter Jane (3) and a servant Jane KENNISON. That being the case, and I can't but think it's the answer, he's descended from the Bradford Yerburys of whom his grandfather and great grandfather were the builders of Belcombe Court and to which Francis was probably heir or part heir. It is also more likely that he's buried at Bradford than Bath - his father went back to the CofE though earlier generations were Presbyterians. Hope this helps.

Martin Yerbury

Re: family tree

martin11292 — 2004-08-14 21:15:22Z

Thanks for the info; I'd be interested to see what was said about my 2 x ggf (Robert Allan Yerbury); I'd always thought he was involved in building Yerbury Road in Islington - at the time of the 1881 census it was in the process of being built - but that may just be a coincidence.

Re: family tree

2004-08-06 01:09:32Z

Yerbury & Dainton, both from Beckington, were 2/3rds of the main builders/contractors of Kilburn (North London). Samuel Joseph Dainton employeed 50 full time men and contracted with his relatives from Beckington, Rode and other local villages. There is a mention of this in a local history book on kilburn

Veronica Dainton

Re: adding to the data base

2003-11-26 05:44:49Z

My Yerbury,
I think you are my mother's cousin. I remember hearing about uncle bob being an academy graduate when I applied to go there myself, I was accepted but I decided to do NROTC at OSU. Anyway I live in portorchard washington (my husband is also in the navy and he is stationed at bremerton) If you would like to contact me and see what is up with our side of the familiy I would be more than willing to share
Jessica Engler

Meriweather/Merewether

ALedyard — 2003-11-04 21:02:04Z

I don't know if it is much help, but I have a YERBURY pedigree chart that covers the period you are interested in. There are a couple of MEREWETHER families that married YERBURYs.
Edward (1585-1648) and Anna (Southby) Yerbury
eleven children:
Edward, 1616
John, m. (1) Jane Merewether
Robert, 1623
William, 1620
Richard, 1634
Elizabeth
Ann, 1618
Jane
Honor
and Eleanor, who m. Dr. Alworth, "Chan. to the Bp. of Oxford." They had a daughter,
Jane, who m. Dr. Merewether. Children are not listed for them, but in brackets is noted: (The family of Serj. Merewether.) Whether this means that Dr. Alworth is name "Serj---," or his father was "Serj.," I don't know.
The YERBURYs were a very prominent family at Trowbridge. They were in the cloth business. Edward Yerbury, the father of the above children, was a Commissioner for King Charles I.
My interest in YERBURYs is a daughter of Richard, named Mary, who married Ebenezer Ledyard 24 Feb 1697 at Bromham, Wiltshire, England. I have no other information on Mary Yerbury.
Alan Ledyard
DEANNEALEDYARD@cs.com

Yerbury connections

ALedyard — 2003-11-04 21:02:04Z

My YERBURY pedigree chart is pretty sketchy.
Only info I have is that Gifford Yerbury, a son of Thomas and Edith Yerbury of Bradford, was born 1599(?), and married Frances Hughes. They had three children, Gifford, Frances and Rebecca. I have no dates, and no more of that line. Thomas Yerbury was a clothier, and his will was dated 1612.
I wish I knew more.

Re: adding to the data base

2003-10-07 21:16:21Z

hi gareth
its unreal my father was from portsmouth and my son is named gareth email me lets chat
cheers gary

Re: ALL YOU KITH AND KIN

2003-10-07 21:06:47Z

hello there just for a matter of interest my fathers name was william alfred he was from portsmouth england i live in coventry west midlands

Yerbury family from Somerset and Frome

2003-06-19 08:08:34Z

G'day, I live in OZ and am trying to trace the family tree of my Great x 3 grandfather William Yerbury b:1788 and his wife Ann Sulton b:1790 who lived in Frome, Somerset England. I would like to speak from other people who may have info on this couple or there Anscestors or from there descendants here in Australia

Yerbury family in Australia

daleparkeranderson — 2003-05-29 10:33:10Z

I am seeking info on the Yerbury family in Australia, a Sarah Yerbury married a Charles Gilbert Long in Tumut in 1859 any info would be way cool from anyone in Australia they were my great x 4 grandparents

Re: Yerbury family

2003-04-08 23:00:54Z

hi there my friend as you can see im a yerbury too i live in coventry in the west midlands

Re: family tree

2003-01-09 03:46:32Z

Us yerbury girls feel your pain, if only us ladies take the name by tradition, And it is true that the yerbury's seem blessed/cursed with girls as I am the youngst of three and not a man was born amoung us. I have heard rumor of the family's connection to the royal house of england which has the name Bradford in the line, if you have knowlege to prove or disprove this long held rumor it would be very helpful

Sincerley, Jessica Yerbury Engler

Re: ALL YOU KITH AND KIN

2003-01-09 03:41:34Z

I am a yebury, in heart, my mother's maiden name is yerbury and it is the only family I have ever known, there are yerbury's in Utah, I don't know if you are aware of them. I live in Corvallis OR. I can only seem to trace back to an ansestor named Thomas in 1630, The LDS history library has him buy the name Thomas Yerburg instead of the recent Yerbury name. If someone has knowlegede of his predecessor please pass it on.

Sincerely Jessica Yerbury Engler

Re: adding to the data base

james_yerbury — 2002-10-18 11:14:19Z

Hi. How's it hanging?
In case you haven't already guessed, I am also a Yerbury.
Gareth James Yerbury, in full.
I'm 24 years old and I live in Portsmouth, England.
I'd be interested in speaking to any other Yerburys out there who can be bothered.

Have fun.

Re: Yerbury family tree

2002-08-26 05:39:55Z

Sorry it has taken so long to reply to your e-mail, but I was travelling and without access to all my files.

Having said that, I'm not sure I can help you much. I have some information on American Yerburys but most of that comes from the family of George Stephen Yerbury who lives in Kensington London and sailed out to Newark with his parents in August 1849 aged 7.

He had 10 children, of whom one was Alice Clay (at least it rhymes!) but as at 1899, although married,she had no children.

If you'd like any more info on this side of the family, let me know.

Regards,

Vic

Re: Yerbury family tree

radduezoo — 2002-07-24 19:53:32Z

Vic or anyone!

What would you know about a Alicia Mae Yerbury who married a George F. Raddue in Tacoma/Seattle area in the early 1900's? They both ad been previously married, he was a widower, she I do not know the status of. She had two sons from her previous marriage, a Ralph and a Lowell. George Raddue adopted them and they moved to California, also in the early 1900's I am just trying to find out about any family I might have in the Tacoma area.

Robert Henry Yerbury (1923-1985)

Dixon Smith — 2002-07-15 20:28:16Z

I have a lot of information on the ansectors of Robert Henry Yerbury that I can share. For starters his parents were Roy Richard Yerbury and Helen Elizabeth Bretz. His paternal grandparents were Richard F. Yerbury and Jeanne Elizabeth Thompson; and maternal grandparents were William F. Bretz and Anna Dresch.

You can reach me at dixonsmith@compuserve.com.

Jane Yerbury

2002-06-10 05:23:48Z

Does anyone have any information on the parents, siblings or children of Jane Yerbury (possibly Jane Francis), Yerby or Yerberie who married Oliver Cromwell (not THE Oliver Cromwell) and who in 1883 lived in Kensington London?

My e-mail address is vwyerb@yahoo.com

Re: Yerbury Home Page

2002-06-06 04:22:17Z

Hi Shawn,

I am in New Zealand, the town is Motueka, near Nelson in the North of the South Island. However, I also spend a lot of time in Sydney, Australia.