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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Cheshire => Topic started by: Lesanne on Sunday 17 April 05 00:11 BST (UK)

Title: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: Lesanne on Sunday 17 April 05 00:11 BST (UK): :)
Hiya,
I know there's not many around but there must be some? We know my gran and grandad were in the Stockport area. One of our cousins plays for Stockport County.

Thanks L:esanne. :-*
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: celia on Monday 18 April 05 14:06 BST (UK): Hi Lesanne
Cant help with Stockport but if you are collecting The surname there will more than you think.For instance in Wirral (there are only two)One family in Great Sutton and one in Ellesmere Port.
If you go to to a reference library and look a various area's in the phone book's you are bound to find more. Happy Hunting

Celia
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: peterbennett on Friday 29 April 05 18:05 BST (UK): Hi Lesanne
Not quite sure what your looking for but if its "living" Weaving's you need to use http://www.192.com/ which will give you all those in the 2004 voting lists.
If you are wanting to find them going back through the census years we need a name and all other details in order to make a start.

peterbennett
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: celia on Saturday 30 April 05 00:02 BST (UK): Peter

I Sent a P.M. to Lesanne about a week ago i think. Asking her to give more information on her posting,So someone can help. and had she seen mine,She replied "What Posting" ???
I'm still smiling ;D

Celia
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: Lesanne on Saturday 30 April 05 00:08 BST (UK): :D Hi , Sorry, I am still trying to get names other than Granny Mush and Jack...

I was hoping for a reply today, but nothing yet. Hazel/Hasel Grove might be in the pot. I saw it mentioned and it tickled a titchy bell.

Lesanne. Keep smiling. ;D
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: carol8353 on Saturday 07 May 05 21:47 BST (UK): From the electoral roll of October 2003 there are 738 people over the age of 18 with the surname Weaving.......anyone in particular you are looking for?

Carol
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: Tariana on Saturday 07 May 05 22:19 BST (UK): There is the actor, Hugo Weaving.
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: celia on Sunday 08 May 05 17:23 BST (UK): :-X :-X :-X :-X :-X :-X ;D

Celia
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: carol8353 on Sunday 08 May 05 17:32 BST (UK): Hugo Weaving was born in 1960 in Nigeria and grew up in Australia.
So I don't think he's Lesanne's grandad ::) or even a rellie(as they say in Oz!)

I'm sure when you finally work out what exactly it is you want,one of us will try and help you with it. ;D

All the best

Carol
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: xbutcherboy on Saturday 18 June 05 18:37 BST (UK): Hi Lesanne
Just came across your Apr 17 posting re the Weaving family -This was my wifes maiden name her Grand parents(Alfred and Charlotte) and her father lived in Dudley Warwickshire until about 1903 .
Along shot but wondered if your interests would be tied into her family.

Bob
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: Lesanne on Saturday 18 June 05 19:38 BST (UK): :D Hi Bob,
Thanks for your reply, the only bit is the nickname of Mush.....Has it been said in your
wife's family ??

And welcome to rootschat. I see this is your first posting. Really friendly souls here.
All try to help each other with our research.

Happy hunting, if I can find any more I will add to this
and you will know by e-mail.

Lesanne.
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: xbutcherboy on Saturday 18 June 05 19:59 BST (UK): Lesanne

My wife cannot recall the nickname Mush ever being used in her family and as since her Dad passed away before our interest in family tree she (in Canada) and a sister in USA are the last two left and they never had any connections with the family in England since an aunt passed away in 1974.

Thank you for the welcome and the reply
Bob
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: Lesanne on Monday 26 June 06 19:59 BST (UK): Hello Bob,
At last some more info.
Jack Weaving (b1918/20) Stockport. married Margaret Camblin (b abt1920) Ireland.

Perhaps some more will surface in the next year or more... ;D Lesanne.
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: d.weaving on Monday 26 June 06 20:31 BST (UK): Hello Lesanne.
The surname Weaving is my main line of research but mainly in Gloucestershire so not much help really,there were a few Weavings in Berkshire circa 19th century who migrated to Yorkshire.
Derek.
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: Lesanne on Monday 26 June 06 21:32 BST (UK): Hello David,
Funnily enough...... ;D

I have found that the Berkshire bunch are related to one line, but, because I can't get beyond Jack Weaving (b Stockport 1918/20) it seems as if there are 2 lines.

I have found in (1881. cen) Thomas J (b Fyfield) aged 23 living in B'ham.
with Im old, "Thomas H".
Also, in the house a Rosa Barrett ( Cousin) aged 14 (b Fyfield)

This must be the family starting to move north?
Did "Thomas H" get to Stockport?

Hmmm... Lesanne. :D
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: d.weaving on Monday 26 June 06 21:51 BST (UK): Hello Lesanne.
Was David for me,hmmmm,I have a marriage certificate for a Joseph Weaving who was wed in 1886 at Castleford,Yorks,if you want the details,just shout.
Derek. 8)
Derek. ::)
Derek. ;D
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: Lesanne on Monday 26 June 06 21:58 BST (UK): Well, other background for Berkshire bunch...
c1775 Fyfield = James + Ann Guy.
parents of 1804 - 1810. James / Thomas + Ann Calcot/Calcutt / Henry / Albert

Does this mean anything to you? :-\
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: d.weaving on Monday 26 June 06 22:19 BST (UK): Don,t know much about the Berkshire lot,only that they were well to do Farmers and Brewers. ???
Derek.
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: xbutcherboy on Tuesday 27 June 06 20:34 BST (UK): Hi Lesanne

Due to the wifes health we haven't been doing much research -other then what I can find on line.

Can't find any connection to the Jack & Margaret with the information we have.

Thank you for remembering us and sending any new info you find.

Bob
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: KN on Sunday 23 September 07 21:33 BST (UK): Have only just come across this old string of messages. I might be able to help you with some information - I'm one of the Berkshire Weavings!

KN
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: Lesanne on Monday 24 September 07 08:13 BST (UK): :D Thank you KN for your reply.
It seems that this 'line' is a bit more difficult to trace than the others. Probably because it goes through Oxfordshire and Berkshire :-\

BTW, some of my Berks certs are signed by a Weaving.... :)

Lesanne.
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: mush66 on Tuesday 03 May 11 04:19 BST (UK): Weaving is my husband's family name, his father and brother traced the family back to Gloucestershire circa 1819, in Rodborough. My husband's nickname is Mush but has nothing to do with ancestry, he got that given to him in High School ;D
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: Lesanne on Tuesday 03 May 11 07:10 BST (UK): Hello mush66,

Welcome to Rootschat. :)
Title: Re: Have you heard of the family WEAVING?
Post by: nettpick on Thursday 11 August 11 23:16 BST (UK): I realise it's along time since you posted this, but I'm new to the site. I lived near a family of Weavings in Hazel Grove when I was a child. they were called Margaret and Jack, they had 3 sons terry, brian & Kim. If that's any help

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