NOY/REYNOLDS/THOMAS/OATS/SEMMENS/NICHOLAS/TREZISE connections

[ambers]

Does anyone have these names in their Tree please? , I have them in my Surname Interest

After five years of searching I have only had contacts from people who's rellie's married into the family

This is my direct line:

Henry Noy 1774 and Mary Batten 1773, both born Madron
Eliza Noy 1814 and Williams Reynolds1814 ,both born Madron
Eliza Reynolds 1842 (Madron) and Nicholas Thomas 1841 St Just
Eliza Jane Thomas 1874(Janie) St Just and Richard Eddy 1871 poss St just.

Ambers

[thenewk21]

  I have Noy, Reynolds & Eddy families in my research from Cornwall, together with Grenfell, Nankervis, Curtis, Trewhella, Cock, Maddern.

Just wondering if there is ony connection with your families,

John EDDY b. 1799 St Just m. Elizabeth CLEMENTS b. 1802 m. 1822 St Just
Loveday REYNOLDS b. 1789 St Just m. Robert NOY b. 1789 m. 1811 St Just

Any connection with your ancestors

Regards Phillip Christie

[ambers]

Hi Phillip,


This could be quite exciting...the names Noy and Curtis are both my Greats.

I havegot back as far as Henry Noy 1774  don't know siblings names. On his marriage certificate to Mary Batten both Witnesses are Wiliam Noy.

I have  Elizabeth Curtis 1814 with father Charles Curtis.
 
Names of people marrying intomy family;Nankerwise, Guy, Lugg Hattam, Hocking, Bonetto, Davey, Rowe, Trembath, Bone, Pool,Bryant,Cornish, Trebilcock,Oates, Hicks,Semmens 1837,Cornish., Cattran, Maddern.


Ambers

[ambers]

I forgot to say welcome to RootsChat.

After you have made a couple of replies or posts, you will be able to use the PM system.

Ambers

[thenewk21]

Thanks for the reply Ambers.... I'm new at this chatroom stuff, so please be patient with me. I have Nankervis, Oates, Cornish, Hattam, Hocking, Rowe, Trembath & Maddern intermarrying as well. Earliest Nankervis is Henry NANKERVIS/ENCARVEYS m Elizabeth PHILIPS 1649.
Earliest OATES is Elizabeth OATES m. Thomas GRINFIELD(GRENFELL) 1704
Earliest CORNISH is Stephen CORNISH m. Mary YEALAND 1735
Earliest HATTAM is John HATTAM m. Elizabeth EDDY 1779
Earliest HOCKING is Simon HOCKING m. Elizabeth HATTAM 1801
Earliest ROWE is Richard ROWE m. Ann ROBERTS 1825
Earliest TREMBATH is James TREMBATH m. Mary NANKERVIS 1797
Earliest MADDERN is William Henry MADDERN m. Louisa PORTWINE 1884

Please advise if you have any connections to any of the above.

Regards Phillip Christie

[ambers]

Hello Phillip

I remember what it was like to be new to the site   Don't worry everyone is very kind and helpful on all the Boards.  ....but there is also a chat room you can use.

We appear to have a lot of names in common, but I fear mine are later dates than yours.

I am going to contact you by personal message (PM), I think you have to make three posts here before you can PM me back, so please acknowledge that you have seen this post.
Once we establish a connection somewhere, we can carry on the search here in case others members have those names in their Tree's.

Once you have logged into the site you will see at the very top of the page that you have a message waiting , although you should receive an email informing you  that a message is waiting first.

Ambers

[ambers]

Received your PM, I will try and find your Tree.

Regards Ambers

[kiwikarin]

My g grandfather, John Henry REYNOLDS came to New Zealand from Cornwall in 1872 to lay the railway in Picton.  His wife Mary (nee THOMAS) followed with 4 children in 1873.  They were all from the St Gluvias / Penryn area.  I have a letter written from John to Mary urging her and the children to come to NZ that was published in the London Times in Nov. 1872.  I also have quite a bit of information about this family in NZ if you want to follow it up.  John and Mary's daughter Mary Ann married a Watson and one of their sons was my grandfather.  John and Mary's other daughter Maria married a Morgan and their daughter Violet was my grandmother (i.e. my grandparents were 1st cousins)

[ambers]

Thank you Kiwikaren,

So far I cannot make a connection, but will bare the names in mind for the future.

Regards Ambers