All Cannings MASLIN and all related families

[Rochdalian]

Hi Stanley, are you still around?

My wife's Maslen/Maslin ancestors come from Marden & Stanton St Bernard, is there any chance ther may be connections with yours.

Bob

[naaman3467]

I have Maslens from All Cannings going back to ca. 1600 - one line I've got stuck on is Mary Maslen who married Joseph Coward on 19 May 1751. They had a daughter called Mary born 6 July 1765 who married John Hibberd in 1793. I'd love to push the Coward and Maslen lines back further if anyone can help.

[Rochdalian]

Hi, welcome to RootsChat

I have two Mary Maslens, which I don't think are yours, but here are  the details anyway because you never know.

Mary Maslen b c1716 @ Stanton St Bernard, f. John Maslen (Maslyn), m. Esther (nee Smith). 
Siblings:  Ann b.1704, John b. 1705, Ann b. 1709, William b. 1710, Elizabeth b. 1715. All born Stanton St Bernard.

Mary Maslen b. 1742 @ Stanton St Bernard, f. William Maslen (sister of Mary above), m. Ann (nee Pyle).
Siblings:  Elizabeth b. 1740, William b. 1746, Anna b.1748, Robert b. 1751, John b. 1754, Thomas b. 1757. All born Stanton St Bernard.

Like I said, I don't think they help but you never know.

Cheers

Bob

[naaman3467]

Thanks Bob - I can't immediately tie them in with my Maslens, but hopefully at some point I'll find a connection

Jules

[naaman3467]

Hi all - a few other people I have from the All Cannings area:

Margaret Rivers (1567 - bef 1659) married Thomas Maslen (1561 - bef 1632)

Alice Grant (died bef 1712) married John Maslen (bef 1669 - 1722)

Martha Kinett (1698 - ?) married John Maslen (bef 1697 - 1772)

Mary Hamlen (1733 - bef 1811) married Thomas Maslen (1728 - ?)

Thomas Tucker (1654 - ?) married Joane Unknown in 1678

Richard Hobbs (bef 1641 - 1681) married Susannah Douse (bef 1648 - bef 1711)

Richard Durnford (? - 1632) married Alice/Alise Powell (? - ?) in 1599)

Rebecca Francklyn (1600 - 1665) married Thomas Durnford (bef 1609 - 1686) in 1637

John Harris (? - 1681) married Katherine Unknown (? - 1706) in 1640

Mary Stevens (bef 1668 - 1745) married Thomas Durnford (bef 1664 - 1739) in 1691); I have her parents as William Harris and Jane but no dates for them

Sarah Hale (1740 - ?) married Thomas Hibberd (bef 1733 - ?). I have Sarah's mother as Prudence Hale (? - ?) but no details of her father

Any further info on any of the above would be most appreciated.

[miggs 191]

Hi,
Has anyone links to Stephen Maslen born 1750
 married 1772 Upavon to
 Sarah Eyles born 1750
Children were Thomas 1772
                       Elizabeth1775
                       Daniel 1779
                       John 1782
                       Jane 1784
Thanks
M.

[Stanley]

Hi all posters on this list

Sorry i have not been in touch but i never receive any notification of postings despite pressing the NOTIFY button-for some reason this is a problem i have always had on this site-obviously i must do something wrong but cant work out what

Anyway i confirm i have a large tree which covers every name mentioned in Naaman's message dated 22 Jul 2007 and also in Rochdalians messages

As we are talking many thousands of names direct communication is probably called for

Stanley-

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[JacobeaM]

Stanley and all,

There is a very extensive tree containing Maslens and their various descendants and cousins on the World Tree website My branch at least is almost completely correct to what I have (except for the Sadlers), so it seems to be a reliable source and quite well documented, although I've not studied it all. It may have additional info on there that none of you have so far:

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=beak-allcannings

[Rochdalian]

Thanks for that link.  I have only had a quick look up to now and I think I have a query already.  I will spend some time tomorrow on it.  Is it ok to use the email address on the website or should I post on RootsChat?

Cheers

Bob