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Does anyone have an interest in the Maycock family, from Ramsey.
I'm particularly interested in Eliza Maycock born around 1824 and transported to Van Diemen's Land in 1846.
Paula :-)
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Hi there,
I'm descended from the BOON family of Hunts. They had a Richard Boon m Susanah MAYCOCK.
The info I have suggests she was born c 1830 in Ramsey.
That's about the extent of my MAYCOCK records sorry. I have plenty Boon stuff though including photo's of Richard boon.
Sean.
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Hi Paula
I've just been looking for some ancestors in Ramsey on the 1841 census and noticed a number of Maycocks - do you have this information? If not I'll extract it for you. I'm half way through Ramsey, with 3 Maycock families so far, including an Eliza 14 dau of Joseph, 60.
Regards
David
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So far I only have one Maycock in my tree.
Huntingdonshire: - Register of Marriages, 1559-1839
Marriage.
Huntingdonshire Parish Registers. Marriages at Ramsey, 1559 to 1837.
Volume 8.
County: Huntingdonshire
Country: England
Frederic Richardson to Rachel Maycock 06 Apr 1832
Regards,
Stephen Charles.
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I've just had a look at the 1861 census, my Rachel Richardson nee Maycock was a nurse at the residence of your Maycock family.
Stephen.
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I found out yesterday that Herbert Maycock, son of George and Betsy from Ramsey, married Ellen Annie German (widow) aged 72, in 1947 at Woodstone church. Herbert was also a widow aged 74.
Ellen was my husbands grandfathers twin sister. (Ellen Brewster)
Is anyone aware of George Maycock in their tree?
Margaret
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Hi
I have a Maycock in my family tree. I have found a William Maycock who was married at Ramsey in 1916 to Lucy Bowers. On the marriage certificate William is shown as a soldier serving with the 3rd Northants. He was 40 years old when he married, and his father is shown as Sam Maycock whose profession was Toolman. I have been unable to find any trace of William or his wife Lucy after the wedding, and I have only just started to find, or at least try to find, ancestors prior to this. Any help would be much appreciated.
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I have a MAYCOCK connected to a line i'm researching but i'm technically not related..it's just information i have gathered along the way...will paste it below incase it may help someone:
1. William1 MOSS-PERKINS He married Jane Ann MAYCOCK.
More About William MOSS-PERKINS:
Occupation: Labourer
Child of William MOSS-PERKINS and Jane MAYCOCK is:
2 i. Susannah (Sue)2 MOSS-PERKINS, born 1871 in Lyttelton, Christchurch, NEW ZEALAND. She married Walter John EVANS 22 Apr 1896 in St Marys Church, Heathcote Valley, Christchurch, NEW ZEALAND; born Abt. Jun 1864 in Heathcote Valley, Christchurch, NEW ZEALAND; died 01 Sep 1937.
Notes for Susannah (Sue) MOSS-PERKINS:
More About Susannah (Sue) MOSS-PERKINS:
Burial: In Bromley Cem. Christchurch, with her sister
Fact 1: MOSS was her Grandmothers maiden name.
Fact 2: Her Grandson (Johns son William Evans (b1932) said that when he hugged her you..
Fact 3: ...could feel the scar tissue on her back
Fact 4: The last 25 years of her life she was confined to bed.
Medical Information: C1890's when she was in her twenties, she had to have both breasts off due to cancer. This was done through her back!! The pain would have been unimaginable!
Cheers
Sarndra
www.sarndra.com
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Not sure if anyone is still using this page or searching for relevant Maycock Family history...
New to this search history and trying to trace my own history and believe it on not, I am a MAYCOCK.
Currently Living in Melbourne Australia, with known history in Adelaide Australia and Tasmania (both free settlers and convicts) We could have some relation to this blood line as discussed in this forum and would like to find out more... Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
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Hi there.
Re my previous post I have still not found any trace of my William Maycock (my grand parent) who married Lucy in 1916 at Ramsey in Huntingdonshire. William came from a large family while Lucy had a twin brother, Fred. I know William served in the first world war and was discharged from the Northamptonshire Regiment in 1918. After this date he and Lucy appear to have vanished.
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Hi SMY
Welcome to Rootschat
The original poster, as you can see, never replied, and she hasn't logged in to Rootschat for over four years
If you have any specific Maycock queries then let us know, and we'll see what we can turn up
David
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Tibby
If William and Lucy Maycock were your grandparents you must know something about them after their marriage as presumably one or other of your parents must have been their child. When and where was your parent born?
David
I see we covered some of this a few years ago at http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,246535.0.html
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Hi Bedfordshire Boy.
Its not as simple as that. My parent was born several years before William and Lucy were married, and was brought up by another family. Although I have been able to trace Williqam and Lucy until after the first World War I have found nothing since. From the latest post today I was hoping there may be a connection to the Maycock emergng in Australia.
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Hi there,
I'm descended from the BOON family of Hunts. They had a Richard Boon m Susanah MAYCOCK.
The info I have suggests she was born c 1830 in Ramsey.
That's about the extent of my MAYCOCK records sorry. I have plenty Boon stuff though including photo's of Richard boon.
Sean.I have Boons in my family Mags.
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Hi there,
I'm descended from the BOON family of Hunts. They had a Richard Boon m Susanah MAYCOCK.
The info I have suggests she was born c 1830 in Ramsey.
That's about the extent of my MAYCOCK records sorry. I have plenty Boon stuff though including photo's of Richard boon.
Sean.
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Hello, just joined Rootsweb,
Ihave in my familyBetsey SLOTE, born 1844 Ramsey St Marys
married WILLIAN BOON, at R.S.M in 1862, she was the stepdaughter,
of Benjamin Slote, 1805-1895, would like to know if there is any imfo
on this family Thanks, Mags.
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Welcome to Rootschat
See http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=murh022637l8uqd280lobn1643&topic=224844.0 for a thread about Benjamin Slote
Is it the Boons or the Slotes that you're looking for information on? As Benjamin's second marriage was in 1841 what's the evidence that Betsy was his stepdaughter rather than his daughter?* If she was his stepdaughter wouldn't her name have been something other than Slote?
It's better to start a separate thread rather than add to an existing, apparently unrelated, thread. It makes following the thread confusing!
David
* In 1851 the family was living in Ramsey, with Betsey Sloate aged 7 b Holme, Hunts being described as daughter of Benjamin (enumerated as Bengman). Do you have the Slotes in censuses?
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Hello David, its the Boons family really, and if you can find anthing
on the slotes, thanks.Mags
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Hi Margaret
1871 census
Wisbech Rd, Thorney, Cambs
William Boon head marr 30 ag lab b Benwick Cambs
Betsey Boon wife 26 b Ramsey
Rhod Boon dau 5 b Thorney
Robert Crook boarder unmarr 26 shoemaker b East Harling, Cambs I know of no such place
1881
69 Wisbech Rd Thorney
William Boon head widower 46 ag lab b Benwick (it might also be 40)
Rhoda Boon dau 15 b Thorney
William A Boon son 9 b Thorney
David
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Hello, thanks thats a great help, with my Boon family, thanks Magslote.