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Staffordshire / Re: Wolstanton records
« on: Saturday 07 August 10 11:29 BST (UK) »
Hi Thomas
Thanks for your messages. The family tree was given to one of my mother-in-law's sisters by another member of the Mayer family. He has since died but the original document does have a coat of arms with a three masted ship on the shield with a mermaid crest. The motto given is Pallens Mari (by water powerful). The note says that the early generations shown on the tree were taken from Joseph Mayer's manuscript at Bebington Library.
I know very little about Ulveit de Meiri and was very interested in the information you gave in your message.
Most recently I have been trying to find the connection that Richard, mother-in-law's father, has to the family. As you will see the line comes down from Elijah Mayer through the Boons, Leeks, Bloods and then Rhodes. Hilda married Richard Mayer but as yet I have only got back to a Hugh Mayer and Frances Mayer of Rufford c 1725. Even then it is on someone else's tree and I have been unable to research it properly for myself.
Regards
Maggie
Thanks for your messages. The family tree was given to one of my mother-in-law's sisters by another member of the Mayer family. He has since died but the original document does have a coat of arms with a three masted ship on the shield with a mermaid crest. The motto given is Pallens Mari (by water powerful). The note says that the early generations shown on the tree were taken from Joseph Mayer's manuscript at Bebington Library.
I know very little about Ulveit de Meiri and was very interested in the information you gave in your message.
Most recently I have been trying to find the connection that Richard, mother-in-law's father, has to the family. As you will see the line comes down from Elijah Mayer through the Boons, Leeks, Bloods and then Rhodes. Hilda married Richard Mayer but as yet I have only got back to a Hugh Mayer and Frances Mayer of Rufford c 1725. Even then it is on someone else's tree and I have been unable to research it properly for myself.
Regards
Maggie