Callear/Callier/Gallear/Gallier - are you related?

[tomkin]

Hi Sam,

               Sorry to hear of your sad loss.

                The Levi I'm talking about was a friend of my fathers. My father was born

         in Denaby, West Yorkshire in 1900 and Levi was a few doors away. If my memory

          serves me right, I think that Levi's father had the same name. I've got the census

          records somewhere.

                 Tomkin

[SiCallear]

Hi Sam,

Sorry - only four years late with a reply!! Not had a lot of pare time for the family tree and the bit I've had has been focused on a different part of the family.

Yorkshire is of interest. I have Callears in that area. Where/when was your Grandad there? Do you know any more about his family?

[SiCallear]

I'm still looking into the family tree and interested/hoping to find living relatives/descendants.

Are you out there??

[LiamLannie]

Hi I’m most likely a relation of the Callier / Gallear family. Mine are in the early 1700s and 1600s, they are from Wellington in Shropshire.

[SiCallear]

Most interesting! There is a mix of C* and G* spellings throughout the tree that I have assembled - people seem to have switched freely! Would love to hear more about your ancestors - certainly in the right place at the right time!

[LiamLannie]

Hi, nice to hear from you.

My first relatives is Mary GALEARE who marries Thomas Tompson 1725 in Wellington. She is my 8x GGM providing I have the right baptism for my 6x GGF which is where the weak link lies, although after further analysis I’d say I have the correct one.

Mary was born 1703 in Wellington as Mary CALEAR to Robert & Eliza. That is the furthest I can currently go on that line.