Yorke - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: WILFRED YORKE

GaryYorke — 2011-12-11 11:30:10Z

Hi Andrew,

Not sure if you got any further with your query.

I'm interested in wilfred as my Yorke family is also from Cavan.

Anyway, no link to Wilfred as yet but in case you didn't know, 1911 Census records are up and Wilfred and Nora are in there with separate records. Children are listed with Nora.

Regards,

Gary

Re: Sir Richard Yorke and Joan Mauleverer

xcoolasicex — 2011-09-30 00:16:57Z

Susanne,
My name is Jesse York (Houston, Texas, USA) and I am wondering if you have any information on Sir Richard York(e)'s parentage?

Re: Seeking family of Mary Ann York(e) (c1793-1877) dau of William Yorke - London?

Dugald2 — 2011-09-07 10:54:43Z

Mary Ann Finlay is my great grandmother, and I have always been fascinated since I found her mother Mary Ann York's death certificate in the NSW death Records about 12 years ago that my mother's family believed that she died in London. My one remaining Scott aunt then when I told her about the death Certificate said to me "absolute rubbish, she died in London." My grandmother was Mabel Gertrude (May) Smith,who married Thomas Mitchell Scott of Burroway, Narromine, and who died of the Spanish flu in 1921. They had nine children. She was the youngest child of Mary Ann Finlay and Francis Smith, who owned a sheep and cattle property close to Dubbo called Camboogle. Why the Scott family did not know about the Finlays in Australia, I have no idea, but suspect it was a fairly decent family row. My email address is dugald@coomatown.com.au and if you were to send me yours outside this post, I can seend you a good deal of information. Regards Dugald Mitchell Cooma NSW Aust.

Re: Yorke (York and Scarborough, Yorkshire)

stuartpaulthomas — 2011-07-04 18:05:54Z

Thanks, I shall order a copy.

I'm going to check Railway records at York Railway museum too.

Many thanks
Stuart

Re: Yorke (York and Scarborough, Yorkshire)

sallylynne — 2011-07-04 17:48:44Z

Hello,
Have you managed to obtain the marriage record of Constance?
Free BMD of the GRO index shows a Constance Yorke marrying an Osborne Dixon June 1931
Scarborough Reg. Dist. 9D 863
the certificate should show her parents names.
Sallylynne

Yorke (York and Scarborough, Yorkshire)

stuartpaulthomas — 2011-07-04 16:08:21Z

Hello,

I'm trying to discover the parents of my great grandmother, a Constance Yorke. She was born in 1907 but I'm having no luck at all. Apparently she had brothers (no names yet) who worked as railway men, so my next port of call is to find if they worked on the Scarborough to Whitby Railway line which ran past my grandmothers house (She mentioned waiving at family who were drivers on the line). Might be a wild-goose chase, but I'm so addicted to finding out something now.

I checked the census and have found five people who had female children in York, with the surname Yorke. I was also told that her mother was German and that they were Jewellers in London.....

Any help or ideas would be appreciated.

Many thanks,
Stuart

Re: Blott Yorke

colinyorke131 — 2011-05-13 11:48:59Z

Hello

I am related to Blott Yorke, and you seem to have many mistaken facts.

If you can let me know a little more about yourself, I can give uou a lot of information.

Regards

Colin Yorke

Re: Yorke Tebbutt

nuttychris44 — 2010-10-03 06:27:16Z

Sorry been off line for a long time, disabled, my new email address is christine.norton1944@btinternet.com am I too late to get information on your tree, I have over 3,000 names its going to take time to see where I married into your line haha, take care
Christine

Re: Yorke family of Hilcot, Northamptonshire

nuttychris44 — 2010-10-03 06:24:36Z

I was just looking at my post, and found your message, if you go to The Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints family history centre in Australia, you can hire fiche and film for not many dollars, and watch it free on their readers, all you have to do is book a time to go.
Happy hunting
Christine England

Re: Yorke and Morrow in Woolwich Kent

srjacx — 2010-08-31 03:14:04Z

Further helpful feedback has shown that Stanley and Dorothea had a daughter Jane born in Woolwich in 1966. Jane married David G Farthing in 2002 in Gravesend,Kent.

Also it was learned that Jeanne Storey married a David G
Johnson in Sidcup,Kent in 1960. It appears that they had a daughter Hannah Johnson born in Woolwich 1967.

Yorke and Morrow in Woolwich Kent

srjacx — 2010-08-26 06:06:07Z

I am researching descendants of Thomas Henry(Harry) Morrow born Woolwich Kent 1876. He was my grandfather's brother.
It appears likely that Harry and wife Harriett Hannah Mundy had at least1 child..Doris A Morrow born 1912. She married Sidney George Storey in 1936 and 2 of their children are Stanley 1938 and Jeanne 1940.
Stanley may have married Dorothea Yorke in 1965 in Woolwich.
Perhaps someone reading this forum will notice a link

Re: Yorke 1400's

mcleanda_12 — 2010-08-07 13:36:03Z

Hi,

I just came across your message. My wife is descended from Captain Edward Yorke (1730-92). You mention a newsletter, "Yorkes United". I am interested in obtaining a subscription. Do you have a name & address I might contact for this?

Thanks,
David McLean

WILFRED YORKE

andrewyorke69 — 2010-06-18 19:53:06Z

Hello I'm seeking information on Wilfred Yorke born 1846 Ireland. Norah (FitzMaurice) Yorke born 1873 Limerick, Ireland.
Believed to have also lived and worked in London & India. Contacts with the Bengal Lancers & Civil Engineering.

Re: YORK(E)s, Northamptonshire

Hyssing — 2010-04-18 19:17:01Z

Hi Ruth,

When you wrote 'people in our village,' I presumed the village was in Northants.

Hope you find the information you want from the forum, but don't bother with a similar forum for Oundle on Rootsweb, as they have very few postings.

I was in touch with the other researcher on this thread and we were distantly related.

I have further YORKE connections with Southwick, Northants.

Re: YORK(E)s, Northamptonshire

ruthroberts123 — 2010-04-18 17:47:35Z

Thanks for such a prompt reply - I wasn't expectign anything from such an old thread!

Have found the Churchland Farm people have mentioned at Oundle - where other Yorke's were but possibly not mine!

Think you confuse me with someone else as I'm from Wales and ddon't know the area at all.
Though searching the web there is a village website for Oundle with a forum - so I've emailed to join and will post my query there - nothing like local knowledge!!

Only looked into the line again today as one person in 20th century had 'Yorke' as Christian name - so I went searching for the origins - and have found it now!!

Re: YORK(E)s, Northamptonshire

Hyssing — 2010-04-18 15:22:35Z

Hi Ruth,

Your posting on YORK(E)s was interesting. I have quite a few YORKEs from Oundle, but could not link with the Eliza/Elizabeth YORKE you mentioned.

With your knowledge of Northants do you have an idea why many of the YORKEs were taken to Deene to be buried. There were even YORKEs from Coleshill, WAR taken there. I know of no connection to Deene and no YORKEs were born, baptised, married, resided or died there as far as I am aware.

Re: YORK(E)s, Northamptonshire

ruthroberts123 — 2010-04-18 12:33:22Z

Hi - people from our village trace themsleves back to an ELIZA/ELIZABETH YORKE - born about 1804 in either Oundle or Benefield Northamptonshire.
Have nothing more than that - she married in PETER SLADER at St. George In The East in 1832 so I have no cnesus info on her parents.

Re: Yorke 1400's

AlexandreMuise — 2010-04-11 01:35:35Z

I am actually AlexandreMuise's wife, Erin Yorke. You people have more info than I do, and I have Yorke geneaology going back to the 1600s, when my (our?) ancester Captain James Yorke came to USA or Canada from England. My family subscribes to a family newletter called Yorkes United, which has a lot of info on our family history, queries, and more current happenings. My grandfather was born in Parrsboro, Nova Scotia, Canada. Please tell me more about Sir Richard Yorke and his wife Joan Mauleverer. Was Sir Richard connected to the House of York, made famous in the War of the Roses?

William York(e) Perfumer London c1790

lrfaulkner118 — 2010-04-05 23:25:00Z

Seeking to make contact with anyone that is descended from or knows anything about the perfumers of London. Greatly appreciate all assistance received.

Re: Mary Jane York(e)

tamalily29 — 2010-03-28 09:51:21Z

Recently I have been trying to research my fathers pass. I recieved info that his parents names are George and Mary(May) Yorke . Nova Scotia canada they had a son names Robert Oney Yorke, he was born in Parrsboro Nova Scotia.
Florence Yorke born 1832.
www.novascotiagenealogy.com and www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/genealogy might help you out.
I was told as a child my ancestors were from Wales, it's not the easiest thing to look in to.
Good luck to you. Hyorke@yahoo.com

Seeking family of Mary Ann York(e) (c1793-1877) dau of William Yorke - London?

lrfaulkner118 — 2009-12-09 20:33:57Z

I am trying to discover Yorke family connections of Mary Ann York(e) daughter of William York(e). Unfortunately her mother is unknown. Based on her death certificate Mary Ann would have been born around 1793 however I have been unable to find a birth record. Mary Ann married Matthew Finley on 25 April 1810 at St Dunstans, East London. Matthew was listed as a schoolmaster in Stepney Middlesex in the 1841 census and on his death certificate.

Children are Matthew Smith(b1811), Joseph Sherrard(b1813), William Yorke (b1815), Lucy Sherrard (b1817), Maria Louisa (b1819), Elizabeth Harriet(b1821), Horatio Samuel (b1824), George Frederick Augustus (b1826), Thomas Wilson (b1828) and Mary Ann (b1831). George FA is my GG Grandfather. Perhaps Sherrard may have been the maiden name of the paternal or maternal grandmother.

After Matthew died in 1847, Mary Ann immigrated to Australia in 1849 on the "Katherine Stewart Forbes" with children Thomas, George, Mary Ann and Maria Louisa. Her eldest son Matthew Smith Finley was already in Australia working with the Bank of NSW. Her son William and daughters Elizabeth and Lucy married and remained in England. Sons Horatio and Joseph travelled separately to Australia. Horatio may have returned to England as there are no death records in Australia for him.

Mary Ann lived out her final years with her daughter Mary Ann's family (married Francis Smith) on a property near Wellington NSW. Mary Ann died 1 May 1897 and is buried at Dubbo NSW.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Daniel Vincent Yorke

uscriders — 2009-10-31 19:26:11Z

995 Pte James Yorke served with the 5th Dragoon Guards in the Crimean War. He was married (though his wife's name is not mentioned) as was indicated by the fact that he sent a remittance home to his wife from the Crimea. While in the Crimea, the musters indicate he was receiving 1d Good Conduct Pay. For much of the time he worked as a farrier, as noted on the muster rolls. He retired as a farrier on 26 December 1971. He was awarded the Crimean Medal with Clasps for Balaclava, Inkerman, and Sebastopol according to the Medal rolls. His medal, along with a Turkish Crimea were shown on the J. B. Hayward medal list for 1974, item 610.

Re: Patrick Yorke

tigggerfan69 — 2009-08-29 23:34:53Z

Hi,
My Dad and his family were farmers from BallyMahone.
My dad moved here at the age of 18 and his sister followed soon after. They didn't talk much of where they came from. I have no information about my Grandfather or very much on my grandmother.

Re: Patrick Yorke

kate_evans51 — 2009-08-22 21:33:45Z

My Yorkes also come from Longford in Ireland and before Longford they were in Galway. Several of them were doctors. Let me know if you think they might be the same Yorkes and you would like more information.

Re: Patrick Yorke

tigggerfan69 — 2009-08-21 01:04:50Z

I wish I could help you. My Yorke family come from Longford Ireland. I don't have much information on the family as it is. However if you look at Ellis Island web site you may find some information.

Re: Yorke 1400's

crycket20001 — 2009-06-22 14:07:51Z

Hello, I wondered if you ever found the information you were searching for? I too am stuck at Sir Richard York and can find no further info on him. Thanks

Re: Blott Yorke

JeffH01 — 2009-05-21 02:11:29Z

Can't help with family information, but this may help get things off to good start.

A search of the WWI medal card index at the National Archives documentsonline gave:

Medal card of Yorke, Blott
Corps/Regiment: Royal Warwickshire Regiment;
No [none for officers only appears in records];
Rank: Quarter Master/Honorary Major

Re his medals – the Star medal would have been “issued” in 1920, if he qualified for either of the 1914 or 1914-1915 Stars, he would have also been entitled to the British War & Victory Medals. His medal card will confirm his entitlement, you can order a B&W copy from the NA, but the ones on Ancestry also show the back that sometimes shows an address; at least a starting point.

A search of the London Gazette at http://www.gazettes-online.co.uk/ for Yorke AND Warwickshire returned:

The London Gazette issue 29322 of 8 Oct 1915, page 10017 announced:

The Royal Warwickshire Regiment

Quatermaster and Honorary Major Blott Yorke resigns his commission. Dated 12 Oct 1915.

Blott Yorke [late Quatermaster and Honorary Major] to be Captain [temporary]. Dated 12 Oct 1915.

The London Gazette issue 30157 of 29 June 1917, page 6501 announced:

War Office 29 June 1917
Territorial Force
infantry

Royal Warwickshire Regt.-
The undermentioned officers relinquish their temp. rank. 30 June 1917:

Capt. [temp.] B. Yorke to be Capt., with precedence as from 12 Oct 1915, and to remain seconded. 30 June 1917.

The London Gazette issue 29954 of 20 Feb 1917, page 1782 announced:

Royal Warwickshire Regt.-

Capt. B. Yorke is seconded for duty at a Prisoners of War Camp. 9 Feb. 1917

So, the Major was an honorary rank and he was actually a Captain in the Territorial Force with the Royal Warwickshire Regiment by the war's end.

Any surviving WWI records for officers of the Territorial Force are held in document series WO374 at the National Archives, Kew.
A search of the catalogue at http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue shows only 1 record that could be his:

WO 374/77542 War Office: Officers' Services, First World War, personal files (alphabetical); Yorke, Capt. B.

The record is not available to view online, but you be able to order a copy via the National Archives’ Digital Express service, or one of their other online copying services. I can’t say if it will contain any more information than you already know.

Now if you intend to go further than establish the situation up to his death and I understand if you have a desire to contact any relatives, but you must also understand they may not be aware of his “other family” and a cold call could be distressful. If you do intend going that route, I would urge caution and I don’t know if they can help in your case, but perhaps you should consider using the Salvation Army’s Family Tracing Service, see http://www2.salvationarmy.org.uk/familytracing

Blott Yorke

kinnier1 — 2009-05-20 19:55:53Z

Born 1853 Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire. Major in World War 1.
Awarded star 26 April 1920. Had wife Emma, and 4 children born in Plumstead. Appeared to move to Midlands (Birmingham/Nottingham some time , and had a relationship with my grandmother Adelaide Fletcher, resulting in the birth of a son and daughter.
Any help in tracing his various homes/relations up to 1952 when I understand he died, would be appreciated

Re: Yorke family of Hilcot, Northamptonshire

Sloadcat — 2009-05-18 16:50:19Z

I have a descendant Mary Yorke b 1718 whose family were from Holcot. It is Holcot not Hilcot.
http://www.ukvillages.co.uk/village/holcot-northamptonshire

Re: Yorke family of Hilcot, Northamptonshire

Sloadcat — 2009-05-18 16:49:38Z

I have a descendant Mary Yorke b 1718 whose family were from Holcot. It is Holcot not Hilcot.
http://www.ukvillages.co.uk/village/holcot-northamptonshire

York Yorke Northamptonshire

cen54 — 2009-05-01 22:33:27Z

My grandfather was Frederick Joseph William Yorke-Johnson born 1888 in Hertford. His mother was Elizabeth York(e)born abt 1865 in Northampton. I have been researching this part of my family for approx 5 years and have been unable to locate a marriage certificate for them. Can anyone help with info regarding Elizabeth York(e)and her family? They appear on the 1891 census living in Hertford with their 3 children Albert Edward, Frederick JW and Annie, but not on the 1901 census or at least as a family. The boys possible appear in an institution, Annie is nowhere to be found nor is Elizabeth. Edward is possibly living with another woman by then, but this find is not confirmed.
Any suggestions for further research would be gratefully received!

CEN54

Re: Sir Richard Yorke and Joan Mauleverer

shollandhw — 2009-04-29 19:23:29Z

Hello, my name is Susanne York Holland from Alabama, USA. I know you posted this years ago, but I came across it and hope this info from my family history helps.

I.Sir Richard York(e) Born 1435 Goldthwaite County, York, England
Died 1498 in Goldthwaite County, York, England
Note: Life Events:
1456 – Elected Freeman of York, England
1469 – Lord Mayor of York, England
1482 – MP(?) in Staple in Calais, France
1487 – Knighted by the Royal Family
Member of Parliament for the City of York
Married Joan Mauleverer
Married Joan Whitfield
Children:
1. John York b.1470, Goldthwaite, England
2. Richard York b. 1462
3. Thomas York b. abt 1464
4. Christopher York b. abt 1466
5. William York b. abt 1468
The Yorkes were an extremely successful mercantile family from the city of York. The first Sir Richard Yorke (d. 1498) had been both mayor and M.P. for the city, and was knighted by Henry VII. The Yorkes blazed a colorful trail through history. Sir Richard's grandson was knighted by Edward VI before being thrown into the Tower by Mary Tudor (Queen Mary a.k.a. “BloodyMary”). Sir Edward Yorke repelled the Armada before circumnavigating the world with his cousin, Sir Martin Frobisher. Sir John, a staunch catholic, was implicated in the Guy Fawkes gunpowder plot. When the rebellious villagers were compelled to go to church he hired a piper to play in the churchyard, creating “such a noyse in time of praier as the minister colde not well be hearde”. The Church of ST. JOHN the Evangelist,~ near Ouse-bridge, in Micklegate, appertains to the dean and chapter of York. The Rev. James Richardson, M.A. is the curate. Sir Richard shifted his allegiance and his ornaments from the St. John, in Hungate, church to St John, in Micklegate. Sir Richard Yorke is buried in the Yorke Chantry in The Church of St. John, shown below. The steeple was blown down by a high wind in 1551, and has never been rebuilt. In consequence of the recent improvements near Ouse-bridge, the burying ground has been materially contracted, and the street made more spacious in front of the church. It is currently a pub known as “The Parish”.

Death of Mr. Frank Rogers Yorke in Brazil

davwayell — 2008-11-02 01:01:54Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an Ameican Citizen" for Mr. Frank Rogers Yorke, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Yorke died in Brazil on June 8, 1937.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Re: Michael York(e)

christinacostello1 — 2008-10-07 11:58:29Z

Hello Dermot. I now know that Michael had a brother named Richard who was still living in Longford at the time of Michael's funeral in 1911. I believe that this Richard also had a son by the name of Michael. I would love to hear from you off list and can be reached directly at the following email address: christina.costello@gmail.com. Looking forward to hearing from you, Christina

Re: Michael York(e)

fyork41997 — 2008-10-06 20:38:21Z

my name is dermot yorke.my father is michael yorke from longford and still living there,may be some conection to the my you are looking for

Shropshire & Staffordshire, George & Esther

BBSmith784 — 2007-08-27 16:46:35Z

Does anyone have George F. Yorke b. 1797, Madeley, Schropshire married to Esther Pearce b. 1798, Kingswinford, Staffordshire.

Their children: John,1826, Edwin/Edward, 1829, Elizabeth 1830, Ann Maria 1832, Ester 1834.

George's mother Elizabeth b. 1760, Clee Hill is listed with the family in the 1851 Census.

Thanks for any help.

PARTHENIA YORKE

katherineconnell127 — 2007-03-26 11:47:07Z

Trying to trace any information on Parthenia Yorke b1812 Netherton, bapt 3 May 1812 St Thomas, Dudley. She married Charles Hill 28 Feb 1831 Old Swinford, Worcester. Her second marriage was to James Childs on 1 Oct 1838 St Thomas, Dudley.
She was the daughter of George Yorke and Sarah. Her brother was Henry George Yorke b5 Aug 1810 who married Mary Ann Hill 4 Aug 1828 Old Swinford.
Any help will be greatly appreciated!!

Katherine

Michael York(e)

christinacostello1 — 2006-12-30 22:29:47Z

I am looking for info on Michael York(e) born in Longford, Ireland, c.1833. He served in County Clare as a member of the RIC from the 1850's until his retirement in the 1880's. Around 1859 he married Hanorah Condon from County Limerick and had several children. On his retirement from the RIC, he moved to the outskirts of Limerick City. He is buried in St Lawrence's Cemetery, Limerick.
I would appreciate any information on Michael and Hanorah or their family.

Evelyn Marie-Rose Yorke Burroughs

burzvana — 2006-11-30 08:42:18Z

Evelyn Marie-Rose Yorke Burroughs, 89, died May 1, 2001 in a Houston Hospital. She was born in Chatou, France on November 8, 1911. She came to America in 1946, where in Houston on March 27 she married Otto Burroughs who preceded her in death in 1951. She became a citizen in July 1948 and had resided in Houston and Harris County until her death. Having lived thru major catastrophic wars and skirmishes (World War I, the Spanish Civil War, World War II, Korea, Viet Nam, Desert Storm, etc.) she cannot but state at her death what her headstone will declare "Peace At Last". A widow without children, Mrs. Burroughs leaves this world with no ascendants, no descendents and so ends her family tree which she could trace back to the 1400's in Wales on her father's side. Funeral services will be held at San Jacinto Funeral Home and Cemetery 1:00 P.M. Tuesday, May 8, 2001 with Rector Tom Day of Saint Timothy's Episcopal Church officiating with private burial in San Jacinto Memorial Park. 14659 East Freeway (713) 453-7114

York(e) - Nova Scotia

Rainman1946 — 2006-11-09 21:12:30Z

Elizabeth Mary "Bessie" York(e) born Nova Scotia, Canada 8 February 1900 given to adoption to family in New Brunswick, Canada named Brown - settled in Lawrence, Massachusetts and married Richard Kennedy - any information would be appreciated

SarahYORK(E)

yvonneBowey — 2006-11-07 16:20:57Z

hi i am looking for any info on my ancestor sarah yorke she was born in abt 1842 mothers name was sarah and fathers was george yorke all from shenton, leicestershire, anyone with any details please help me. thanks very much yvonne.

Re: email change

@@penbliss@hotmail.com — 2006-11-05 20:51:20Z

my email is henny_penny99@yahoo.com

Edward Yorke in 1929 basketball team photo

Not_A_Relative — 2006-08-18 02:24:23Z

Edward York (Yorke) in Oil City High School, Oil City, PA Varsity Basketball Team 1929 photo

http://www.familyoldphotos.com/pa6/2o/oil_city_high_school_o...

Over 17,000 old photos on line; Searchable, Browse by Surname & location
http://www.familyoldphotos.com

Re: Finding Florence Yorke's Family

2006-05-25 22:58:47Z

Greetings. Thanks for replying to request. We are from New Zealand. I don't think the connection with USA is there. I may be wrong of course. Feel free to contact me again if you wish. My Father's side of the Collis Family line goes back to 1736. Bye 4 now and take care.

Re: Finding Florence Yorke's Family

2006-04-25 16:47:42Z

My Uncle on my father side is named Jack. My grandmother had him out of wedlock. It was a huge family secret until the secret returned to her house one day when he was around 20 years old. I don't know much about him. I could try to find out . I don't know if it's even the same person your looking for. My grandmother is a york. by marriage. I will find out her maiden name if you wish. They lived in Beverly, Massachusetts. I also have an aunt named Florence, but I believe her fathers name to be Ray. I could be wrong. thanks God Bless Sharon

Re: Yorke Tebbutt

2006-01-13 21:40:53Z

Hi Bernard, My interest is more in the Tebbuts. I have two in my family at this stage Thomas Tebbutt b 1827 married to Lucy Hull and Elizabeth Tebbutt born abt 1774 married to William Cooper in and around the Holcot area. I know nothhing of their parents so don't know if they connect yet with the Yorke. Would love to have info to look at abt this though.
Thanks
Chris

Re: Yorke Tebbutt

2006-01-13 21:11:21Z

Hi Chris...what is your connection with the Yorkes...in Oundle area,including Finedon,Benefield etc they are all related...I had a magnificent chart of the family tree sent to me..I am descendant from Luke but cannot find his birth in 1774..I have all the Yorkes before him going back for quite some time but dontknow his father.....if I had your email address I will send the chart to you when I find it in my folders...good to hear some response at last...thanks Bernard Yorke

Yorke Tebbutt

ChrisFarrow23 — 2006-01-13 05:53:23Z

Hello Bernard, I am interested in the Tebbutt of Holcot(or Hilcot?) namely Elizabeth Tebbutt born abt 1774 who married William Cooper. Would love to exchange info.

Yorke Tebbutt

ChrisFarrow23 — 2006-01-13 05:52:57Z

Hello Bernard, I am interested in the Tebbutt of Holcot(or Hilcot) namely Elizabeth Tebbutt born abt 1774 who married William Cooper. Would love to exchange info.

DATA: Yorke, Lorene listed in 1929 Richmond, VA yearbook

sassytazzy — 2006-01-10 08:14:44Z

DATA Message RE: The Marshallite, 1929 John Marshall High School yearbook (Richmond, VA).

This yearbook lists the members of the Senior class of 1929, faculty members, members of the Corps of Cadets, and many members of various clubs (not all). Unfortunately, it does not list the names of the members of the Junior, Sophomore or Freshmen classes (only officers listed for those classes). It includes the following name(s):

Yorke, Lorene

There's over 1,900 records, so I've only listed the name(s), as it appears in the yearbook in this message.

If you would like to view all of the information that I extracted from the yearbook, I have uploaded it to my freepages genealogy web site. The link to the first page of these extracts on my web site is:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sassytazzy/family/r...

Or it can be accessed through the "General Research" link on the main page at:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sassytazzy/index.ht...

Please note that my site contains free genealogy related data & IS NOT a "commercial" or "advertising" site. Until I can get back out & do research on my own families, my hobby is posting free genealogy related data online that may help other reseachers. I put all kinds of genealogy information on my web site (including information others send to me to share on the site), not just data about the families I am researching (therefore I can't answer questions about everyone I have listed on the site). I hope the information I've put online helps someone with their research . . .

Susan :)
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