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Travelling People / Re: Finally found my roots!!!!
« on: Monday 09 September 19 08:12 BST (UK) »
Hi Carol,
Thanks - we're sorted now
Anne
Thanks - we're sorted now
Anne
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Travelling People / Re: Finally found my roots!!!!
« on: Sunday 08 September 19 18:07 BST (UK) »
Hi Dottie,
Your great x3 grandfather and my great x3 grandfather were brothers. I have been trying to work out the Henry/Caroline line and there are lots of name changes as far as I can tell - more than in other branches of the Golbys.
I see that you say that you have Lucy's 'other' marriage - I actually think that Emmanuel on the register/marriage cert is Henry/Harry. Manniville (who was probably actually Emmanuel) seems to have married Annie Chapman - or at least has children by her even if they did not marry. Manniville/Emmanuel did not die till 1927 so there is no reason for Lucy to marry his brother.
I have managed to find quite a lot from parish registers, GRO indexes, censuses, gravestones etc. - far more than I can put on here. If you would like to see any of it let me know. I'm not sure how we can share email addresses - I don't think they are posted on here??
Let me know what you think.
hth, Anne
Your great x3 grandfather and my great x3 grandfather were brothers. I have been trying to work out the Henry/Caroline line and there are lots of name changes as far as I can tell - more than in other branches of the Golbys.
I see that you say that you have Lucy's 'other' marriage - I actually think that Emmanuel on the register/marriage cert is Henry/Harry. Manniville (who was probably actually Emmanuel) seems to have married Annie Chapman - or at least has children by her even if they did not marry. Manniville/Emmanuel did not die till 1927 so there is no reason for Lucy to marry his brother.
I have managed to find quite a lot from parish registers, GRO indexes, censuses, gravestones etc. - far more than I can put on here. If you would like to see any of it let me know. I'm not sure how we can share email addresses - I don't think they are posted on here??
Let me know what you think.
hth, Anne
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Travelling People / Re: Finally found my roots!!!!
« on: Thursday 13 June 19 22:59 BST (UK) »
Hi Julia,
Not sure if we have been in contact before either on here or another site?
I have traced my Golbys back to William and Susannah 1750s - they are the grandparents of Henry who married Caroline Beasley/Foreman. Just wondered if you wanted to share any info?
I have been going down the Surrey/Hampshire branch recently so have accumulated various records - which of course you may already have. They are difficult to find at times aren't they!
all the best,
Anne
Not sure if we have been in contact before either on here or another site?
I have traced my Golbys back to William and Susannah 1750s - they are the grandparents of Henry who married Caroline Beasley/Foreman. Just wondered if you wanted to share any info?
I have been going down the Surrey/Hampshire branch recently so have accumulated various records - which of course you may already have. They are difficult to find at times aren't they!
all the best,
Anne
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Travelling People / Re: amos and golby
« on: Saturday 18 May 19 11:00 BST (UK) »
Hi,
Not sure if anyone is still looking at this thread? I'm pretty certain that I can link Matthew back to William Goolby/Golby b 1750ish if you are interested?
He married Susannah Arnold, they had at least 11 children and I have descendants for most. William was my gx4 grandfather on my mum's side.
Anyway let me know if you are still interested and we can arrange to swap info?
all the best,
Anne
Not sure if anyone is still looking at this thread? I'm pretty certain that I can link Matthew back to William Goolby/Golby b 1750ish if you are interested?
He married Susannah Arnold, they had at least 11 children and I have descendants for most. William was my gx4 grandfather on my mum's side.
Anyway let me know if you are still interested and we can arrange to swap info?
all the best,
Anne
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Staffordshire / Re: Capewell's of Fradswell
« on: Thursday 23 October 08 13:20 BST (UK) »
Hi,
I too am related to the Fradswell/Milwich Capewells. Every where else in the country people say I have an unusual surname - but not in that area!!
My 'problem' is that my great grandfather was also illegitimate (oh the shame!). However his mother actually named the father on his birth cert - they both promptly disappeared off the face of the earth and my ggrandfather seems to have been brought up by his uncle.
He was William b1873 Milwich
Mother was Hannah b1848 Milwich
Father was Charles Moreton (I know no more).
I have Hannah in 1851, 61 and 71. I may have found her in 81, 91 and 1901 but she is a few years younger so I am not convinced.
I have not found a marriage or death for her.
I have not found Charles at all anywhere!
Any suggestions?
Thanks, Anne
I too am related to the Fradswell/Milwich Capewells. Every where else in the country people say I have an unusual surname - but not in that area!!
My 'problem' is that my great grandfather was also illegitimate (oh the shame!). However his mother actually named the father on his birth cert - they both promptly disappeared off the face of the earth and my ggrandfather seems to have been brought up by his uncle.
He was William b1873 Milwich
Mother was Hannah b1848 Milwich
Father was Charles Moreton (I know no more).
I have Hannah in 1851, 61 and 71. I may have found her in 81, 91 and 1901 but she is a few years younger so I am not convinced.
I have not found a marriage or death for her.
I have not found Charles at all anywhere!
Any suggestions?
Thanks, Anne
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