Wish someone else was searching for...

[bucgad]

My husband's gt aunt married a BEDDALL but this family lived in Bedford and some still live there now.

[polidor]

Oh, how alone I feel in my search for my Sourbutts and Beddall ancestors!
Carol

hello Carol--i have a one Beddall---Joseph b abt 1831 in Staffordshire 2nd husband of Mary Smart my Gt Grandaunt.  Mary was born in Bedfordshire.  poli

[skyblueFF]

Hello Carol

There was Bill Sourbutts who used to be on Gradeners Question Time, I think he was from Lancaster.
My problem names are Heise (German) and Cruice (somewhere in Ireland and then Liverpool).
Michael

[coombs]

I wish someone else would have details on my ancestor George Coombs, born about 1790. Married Sarah unknown about 1810 and had 4 children in London inbetween 1812 and 1828. George was a coachman and died in 1831 in London, Sarah remarried in 1834 and died in Feb 1851.

[Patti G]

Hi Margaret, I have Malyon family in my tree, Louisa Jane Malyon born 1836 in Clerkenwell London UK and died 26/8/1900. She was married to John Waldram on 7/8/1860
Her Daughter Louisa May Waldram is my great grandmother and she immigrated to Perth WA approx 1912. Not sure if we have a connection or not.  I think Louisa Jane's parents were James Malyon and Rachel Evans.
All the Best
Patti in Vic Aus.

Hello Carol,

Like Joe, I don't want you to feel alone, 

Know how you feel though - nobody else searching for Families Giddey and Malyon - yet

margaret 

[margaret1]

Hi Patti, Welcome to Rootschat,

I'm not sure whether we have a connection or not either. My 3x great grandmother was Sarah Malyon, born c1787. I haven't been able to find a birth/baptism/parents/siblings for her. She married Charles James Hart Tuck b1789, Woodford Essex at St Saviour Southwark, Surrey England in 1815. The witnesses to the marriage were William Malyon and Mary Frost. My 2x great grandmother, Emily Malyon Tuck was born 1816 in Tottenham Middlesex and died 1888 in Christchurch New Zealand.

Margaret

[Patti G]

Sorry, drawn a blank here, no connection I can readily identify. Thanks for response Regards PattiG

[margaret1]

Never mind. I wish you all the best with your research. Margaret