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Title: Deboo
Post by: FoxyH on Monday 01 March 10 15:44 GMT (UK)
Hi all, just wondered if anyone has any information or could point me in the right direction of an Abraham Deboo. Born 1700 and married Elizabeth Hill, they had a son called Samuel Deboo. The family stayed around the Wittlesey area of Cambridgeshire. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks all!
Title: Re: Deboo
Post by: lizdb on Monday 01 March 10 16:05 GMT (UK)
Hi

Yes - that rings a bell!

I have a comprehensive DeBoo tree, headed by Abraham and ELzabeth nee Hill, but you are really best getting in touch with a person (I will pm you the details) who heads up the Deboo one name study. He has researched in great detial descendents from Abraham and Elizabeth.

Interested to hear your connection. My husband descended from Ephraim,  son of the Samuel you mention!

I will pm you the details of the guy to contact - I hope you get it as I dont know if you havwe made enough posts to access the pm system yet.


Title: Re: Deboo
Post by: carol8353 on Monday 01 March 10 16:22 GMT (UK)
Hi Foxy

You usually need 3 postings to use the Personal messaging system so just answer Liz here a couple more times.....a load of gobbledegook if you wish  ;) and you'll be able to get stuff by PM from her.

Carol
Title: Re: Deboo
Post by: lizdb on Monday 01 March 10 16:24 GMT (UK)
.....a load of gobbledegook if you wish 

 ;D
Title: Re: Deboo
Post by: carol8353 on Monday 01 March 10 17:00 GMT (UK)
Liz,you don't need to type a load of gobbledegook......well not this time  8)

Only kidding  :-*
Title: Re: Deboo
Post by: lizdb on Monday 01 March 10 17:02 GMT (UK)
I know I dont - it just made me smile!
Title: Re: Deboo
Post by: FoxyH on Monday 01 March 10 23:12 GMT (UK)
Hey Liz,
Wow... i'm excited now! I got your private message but for some reason have no option to reply. I guess its what you suggested Carol  ;D
Well Abraham & Elizabeth are my direct ancestors, 10 generations. If that makes sense? I'm kind of new to all this so i will definately contact the person you suggested. I have some of the Deboo history but not in great detail so any information you have is fantastic!
Hope to hear back from you soon,
Hayley
Title: Re: Deboo
Post by: FoxyH on Monday 01 March 10 23:15 GMT (UK)
Hey Carol,
Thanks for your help.
Gobbledeegook... i like it  ;)
Title: Re: Deboo
Post by: skypescraper on Tuesday 28 May 19 18:15 BST (UK)
I’ve just come across a potential Abraham Deboo ancestor near Whittlesey from the late 18th century but can’t seem to find much out about them online. I’m guessing spelling varied a bit with pronunciation (though I’m not sure what else to look up).

His daughter appears to have married George Watson in Whittlesey St. Mary in November 1810.

Has anyone else any clues?

Many thanks!
Title: Re: Deboo HOLME, GEDNEY, PARSONS DROVE, THORNEY,
Post by: magslote on Wednesday 29 May 19 10:24 BST (UK)
Burials elizabeth deboo at holme 1735 son of samuel/ sarah.
Title: Re: Deboos at Holme
Post by: magslote on Wednesday 29 May 19 11:43 BST (UK)
marriage 13.9.1720.Abraham , debow, debois, ==elizabeth hill'
bapts dinah d abraham and elizabeth,1724
abraham"""""""""""""""""""""""1729
ephraim"""""""""""""""""""""1731.
john"""""""""""""""""""""""""""1735,
all at Holme Hunts.
Title: Re: Deboo
Post by: magslote on Wednesday 29 May 19 12:17 BST (UK)
Holme parish
burials samuel deboo1747.
burial abraham son abraham,1747
burial 13.8.1762, abraham  turfman.
burial 27.12.1765, elizabeth, a widow.
Title: Re: Deboo
Post by: magslote on Wednesday 29 May 19 12:27 BST (UK)
David Howell , he, has recorded a one name study of Deboo and variants, I worked with him way back
in 1997,  at Thorney, with the late Robert Ford Deboo, who had the inspiration, it is of course World Wide.I reasearched Bobs Deboos here in Yaxley.
Title: Re: Deboo
Post by: JACK GEE on Wednesday 29 May 19 13:15 BST (UK)
Just adding to the Deboo/Deboos pool. Charles DeBoos wrote The Early History of Euroa- Euroa is a small town in Central Victoria - Australia. John De Boos died in Euroa 11.3.1898. William DeBoos was born in Euroa. The family name is long gone but there is a Street named Deboos Street in Euroa.
Cheers
Jack Gee
Title: Re: Deboo
Post by: lizdb on Wednesday 29 May 19 16:14 BST (UK)
David Howell , he, has recorded a one name study of Deboo and variants, I worked with him way back
in 1997,  at Thorney, with the late Robert Ford Deboo, who had the inspiration, it is of course World Wide.I reasearched Bobs Deboos here in Yaxley.

Its David Horwill (not Howell)  -  that is the person I referred to in the very beginning of this thread!
Title: Re: Deboo
Post by: magslote on Wednesday 29 May 19 18:27 BST (UK)
OH SORRY, DOES IT MATTER.
Title: Re: Deboo
Post by: bolo101 on Monday 23 January 23 12:46 GMT (UK)
Hi. I am just getting started, my sister has done an extensive tree and my line is connected to Sarah Hart Deboo by William Marchant, married 12/12/1837. i have a partial tree reaching back to a Jacob Deboo born abt 1640, married a Judith Henry abt 1660. We have been trying to find out where the 'Hart' comes from aswell as extending the tree. Does anyone have any info please? many thanks, Jon
Title: Re: Deboo
Post by: DonnaLou84 on Friday 20 June 25 17:39 BST (UK)
Hi. I am just getting started, my sister has done an extensive tree and my line is connected to Sarah Hart Deboo by William Marchant, married 12/12/1837. i have a partial tree reaching back to a Jacob Deboo born abt 1640, married a Judith Henry abt 1660. We have been trying to find out where the 'Hart' comes from aswell as extending the tree. Does anyone have any info please? many thanks, Jon

Hi Jon,

Not sure if you are still researching, but I am also related to the Deboo's and through marriage the Marchants, so it's likely we have a link somewhere.