Joseph Stoodley 1869/1870

[studley]

I'm looking for an emigration record for Joseph Stoodley / Studley from England to US in 1869 / 1870. He was born in 1836 & his occupation was a hurdle maker.  I remember coming across something awhile back, but I can't find it again

Thanks in advance for your help!

Cecilia

[murphy60]

Cecilia,

Are these your people??

1870 Plains (Plainsville Post Office)  Luzerne, Pennsylvania

Joseph 32 b. England Laborer
Ann      33 b. Eng
Lydia   10  b. Eng
Elizabeth 8 Eng
Jane        6 Eng
Thomas   3 Eng
Mary        2 Mos  PA


lissa

[murphy60]

By 1880,  they had moved

1880 Brookline, Greene, Missouri

Name: Joseph Studly    Age: 44    b.1836   England    F/M: England    Occupation: Farmer
wife Ann Studly        45  ENG
dau Jane A. Studly   17  ENG
son David G. Studly 15  ENG
son Thomas Studly  15  ENG
dau Mamie Studly     10 PA
dau Ester C. Studly    9 PA
dau Leea S. Studly     5 PA
son Joseph Studly      3 PA
dau Isabell Studly      1M  PA

lissa
 

[murphy60]

1900 still in Brookline, Greene, MO

Joseph Studley Age: 63  Dec 1837  England   Immigration Year: 1855  Farmer  Married 42 Years
wife Annie Studley 63  Jul 1836   Married 42 yrs  11 children/9 Living
dau  Ruth Studley   20  Apr, 1880   (Isabell in 1880???)
Frank Yarnal   18   Aug 1882 MO   M/F:  England   Servant

 
1900 Rolla, Phelps, Missouri
Elder son   
David Studley  34  Jun 1865  England  Married 13 Yrs  Engineer   
wife Cecellia Studley 40  Mar 1860  IL  Married 12 Yrs   8 Children/6 Living   M/F: IL
dau Annie Studley 23  Oct 1876 MO   Dressmaker
dau Louise Studley 10  Jul 1889 MO
dau William Studley 9  Feb 1891 MO
son Joseph Studley 8  Apr 1892 MO
son Roy Studley 6   Apr 1894 MO
son George Studley 2  Jul 1897 MO

Appears David may have had an earlier marriage producing dau Annie??


lissa
 
   

[studley]

Yes, these are my ancestors.

I am trying to find the actual emigration record for Joseph.

Thanks!
Cecilia

[murphy60]

Apologizes in repeating what you already had but makes it a bit more possible for others to find an immigration record  (particularly one from this time frame) if you have information on the entire group who travelled and where they ended up  ... much more likely to pick Joseph out of the enormous crowd of mis-spelled names if wife and children (when known) are identified     

Spent some time perusing the NY, Philadelphia and Baltimore Lists  for 1867-1870, not finding them,  maybe somebody else will have some better luck.

Assume you have already been to resources on-line like Cyndi's List,  Immigrant Ships, Ships Lists, Olive Tree, etc etc.

Best of luck!

lissa

[studley]

lissa,

Thank you for the time you have spent trying to help me

As you can probably tell, I am new to this research & learning the hard way as usual. Early on, I would spend hours searching through different on-line lists & not keeping track of the results. I found a Joseph on an immigration list that seemed to be a possibility. The spelling was way off but I remember he had an occupation of hurdle maker. This was before I found out for certain that this was indeed my great, grandfather's occupation so I didn't bookmark the find & now I can't find it again   I know I  have checked the ancestry.com immigration sources. Beyond that, I'm not exactly sure what I've checked or not checked at this point. I'm not familiar w/ all of the sources you mentioned? Is there one site that has links to all of them? As you mentioned, all of the different spellings of Studley / Stoodley is adding a level of difficulty to the search.

Any advice you have on how to proceed would be much appreciated!

Cecilia

[jorose]

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=263657 - from your other thread it seems they also used the name ROPER.

You might have more luck looking for the emigration of Lydia as there won't be as many of those.

[murphy60]

Cecilia,   some sites which may be of help


http://www.theshipslist.com/


http://www.olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/


http://www.immigrantships.net/


http://www.cyndislist.com/ships.htm


lissa