Louisa LISHMUND

[Muggins]

Hi Barry -

My user name is actually Muggins. Louisa Lishmund is a topic (someone esle I was looking up). As you can see from the previous posts, I have gotten quite a lot of info on the Lutleys already! All the censuses have been very helpful. If you have more info, please feel free to post it here, in reply!

Thanks.

Muggins

[barryreid]

hi  muggins i have info on a tom lutley in nova scotia,on the lutleys in bickleigh/tamerton foliot ,i also have so much family history on the wiveliscombe family going right back to the1100.plus photos.so if i can be of any help  i will be ready to be of assistance.
Barry

[barryreid]

Hi Muggins,I have realised you are from Nova Scotia,few years a go I was in touch with a Cristine Lutley from Hawaii,whose parents live in Nova Scotia whoare related to Tom and marie Lutley who I have a photo of which I sent to her,and I have quite a lot of info on his life.He is the brother of my G>Grandad,William Lutley.
As to the 1881 census it is not william Luckey it is Lutley as in the same as in the 1871 census,i dont know where you got the name Sutley from,Reason, went to from  farmer(Yeoman) as is a land owner,he had to get out of the Maristow Inn at Bickley by Lord Robough,to The Seven Stars Inn at Tamerton Fioliot.It was through the dreaded drink he landed up as a Warehouseman/storeman.His father was John Lutley Who was a farmer in Wiveliscombe,I also have the marriage certificate of William L Lutley and Jane webber.Is it possible to send this info to Cancer Lutley,and see if this is any use to her or yourself.
Barry Reid.

[Yasme]

I, too am researching the Buckleigh area and the MARISTOW INN in particular.  Can anyone help me with the history of the house.

[Ladijane]

Hi I realise your post is old but Louisa Lishmund's maiden name was Santillo. I'm not sure if she was born in Italy but she stated on a census form that her parents were born there. She immigrated from England to Canada in 1903 and don't hink Charles went with her.

[Artognou]

Hi Muggins, I know this post is fairly old, but there's a good chance we're related via the Lishmund family, most of them go back to my 4th great grandparents, John Lishmund (1777 - 1843) and Jane Giles (1781 - 1844).
Both were Devon born, but finding information about them is proving very difficult indeed!
One of their daughters, Mary Lishmund (1810 - 1866) who married William Kerslake Sargent  is my 3rd great grandmother.

[Ladijane]

Louisa Lishmund was born circa 1854 in Devonport Devonshire England and her mother Eliza Santillo was born in Plymouth, Devon circa 1813 tho I can't find any reference to who her father was. Her daughter Lily married my great great uncle Robert Bright and emmigrated to Victoria British Colombia, Canada along with Lily's sister Mabel and her husband John George Buckney Horne..

[Ladijane]

Hi Muggins, seeing as your great grand mother was Mabel can you tell me if her sister Lily who married my great great uncle Robert Bright from Ireland had any children together?
thnx

[JaneyCanuck]

I've just been reading through and absorbing all this, and maybe a little summary would help some of you folks.

These records have been posted in the thread, from FreeBMD:

http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/cgi/search.pl

Louisa was actually born:

FREDRICK Louisa March 1854 Plymouth 5b 265

Her mother didn't marry Peter SANTILLO until 1857:

Frederick    Eliza         Plymouth    5b   400    
Santillo    Peter         Plymouth    5b   400

But Louisa was obviously reared as a Santillo (even if Mr Santillo was not her father) and married as Santillo in 1873:

ROWE    William Henry         Stoke D.    5b   637    
SANTILLO    Louisa         Stoke D.    5b   637

However, she was estranged from Mr. Rowe and partnered with (and had children with) Mr. Lishmund before marrying him in 1885 (after Mr. Rowe died):

LISHMUND    Charles        Stoke D.    5b   602    
Rowe    Louisa         Stoke D.    5b   602

I hope that helps anybody new coming along who hasn't managed to follow the twisty trail.


(The 1891 census was posted already in 2010 -- best to read the thread before starting to duplicate what has already been done. The easy way to read the entire thread at once, in start-to-finish order, is to click on the PRINT link in the upper right, and that will show the whole thing.)