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The International
Genealogical Directory
(Second Edition)
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE "CONVENTION INTERNATIONALE D'HERALDIQUE.
Edited by
CHAS. A. BERNAU
Member of the Societe Jersiaise,
Association for the Preservation of the Memorials of the Dead in Ireland,
Verein Herold, Surrey Archaeological Society,
Bucks. Parish Register Society, Dublin Parish Register Society,
Convention Internationale d'Heraldique, etc.
1909
PUBLISHED BY THE EDITOR AT WALTON-ON-THAMES, ENGLAND
Cbc Grcsbam
UNWIN BROTHERS, LIMITED,
Printers,
27, PILGRIM STREET, LONDON, E.G.
EDITORIAL
To EACH CONTRIBUTOR TO THIS BOOK.
DEAR SIR (or MADAM),
I am so glad you are reading this Preface. With the exception of the advertisements, it is the
only part of the work which is meant to be read right through, and I am quite
On reading certain you will understand the Directory much better if you have the patience to
Prefaces, read these pages. Please do not misunderstand me ; your contribution to the book
is very interesting, but none will find the text of the Directory of such absorbing
interest that he will read the whole of this book from cover to cover. At least, I hope not, or, like
myself at the present moment, he will probably find that genealogy begins to lose its interest. I
have been obliged to read and re-read every word of the Directory, but you are spared that torture,
so pray be long-suffering with my garrulity in this Preface and my inevitable mistakes in the Text
and Index.
Allow me to harp once again on the wisdom of reading prefaces, also, incidentally, of not
replying to an invitation to join a scheme like that contained in this book, until you have had the
time to master the rudiments of what is required. You took the trouble to discover what was
required, but what do you think of the following letter which I received after the publication of
the First Edition from a contributor to it :
I am very much disappointed in the pamphlet, as it simply gives a list of names and no
information whatever. Had I known this I should, of course, not have subscribed to it. I
fail to see the use of it to anyone.
Is it not delightful ? Now, had that contributor taken the trouble to read the blank form, or
even the Preface to the book itself, what a blunder might have been saved.
On the change Probably the contributor who omits reading these pages will make a similar
in the blunder by writing to me to complain that the present work is not divided into
arrangement " Parts " as foreshadowed in the circular letter he received several weeks or
of the months ago.
material. The history of its change into a solid whole with an elaborate Index will
perhaps be interesting as showing how even the most obstinate of editors is bound
eventually to defer to the general wish.
After posting several thousand copies of the circular letter (to one of which you replied) I was
p inundated by letters pointing out the advantages of abandoning the arrangement
r 8 - into Parts. This is briefly what they said :
1. It is necessary for the searcher to see at a glance all the genealogical interests of the
contributors. This would lead to more information being exchanged than was possible
under the old arrangement.
For instance, A. sends B. useful information about the B. family. B. is grateful and, before replying,
would like to know what other families A. is interested in. If he could see at a glance that A. wants
data about the C. family, B. would look through his manuscript and printed collections for some notes
about C. to send to A. in return for A.'s courtesy in writing about the B. family.
With the First Edition several hours of searching through Part II. would be necessary to find all the
entries with A.'s number against them. Those who remember the dark-type reference numbers in that
Part will understand the grumble of one contributor who told me that he had carefully searched Part II.
to discover in what way he could repay his correspondent for information received, and had then retired
to his couch to dream of small-pox ! '<
2. Whilst appreciating the care with which the full names of the contributors were arranged
in their proper envelope-order in Part I., in order to facilitate the addressing of a letter to
the contributor with whom it was desired to correspond, many thought that there should
also be an Index to the contributors' own surnames, so that one might readily discover
who among one's friends were co-operating in the scheme.
The present Index of Surnames includes such an Index, and in it hyphenated surnames will be found
under each of their component parts. This was not feasible with the strictly alphabetical arrangement
of Part I. in the First Edition.
3. It was pointed out that, if I abandoned the alphabetical arrangement of Part I., it would not
be necessary to wait with the compiling until the last moment, and that, by indexing the
material as it came to hand (an impossibility under the old system owing to the numbers
in Part I. being undecided until everybody's contribution was received), the risk of error
in the reference numbers would be minimised.
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4. The absence of a General Index to the whole work was regrettable as it necessitated
frequent and irritating cross-references from one part to another.
Many of these correspondents I answered, and I am sorry to say that the underlying note of
my replies was that I knew better, though certainly I was not rude enough to express my meaning
quite so crudely.
r The chief reasons, apart from obstinacy, which deterred me from agreeing with
Cons. them at once were :
1. As is stated already above, I had issued several thousand copies of a circular letter in which it
was implied that the arrangement of the Second Edition would be the same as that of the
First. Some of the contributors might feel aggrieved if I made a change without first
consulting them.
On the other hand, nobody has a right to complain if he is given more than was promised, also
it was not feasible to consult all the contributors (some of whom live at the Antipodes) before making the
change.
2. The abandonment of the alphabetical arrangement of the names of the contributors may
inconvenience some, especially those who (for circularising purposes) wish to compare the
list of the contributors to the Second Edition with that in the First.
But it will be only a slight inconvenience as the dark-type entries in the Index will supply at a glance
the alphabetical arrangement in another form.
3. The book is costing much more to produce owing to all the surnames appearing twice in it
(viz., in the Text and again in the Index) instead of only once (in Part II.) as in the First
Edition.
Against this, the cost of printing and paper is only a tithe of the cost of producing a work of this
nature, and, all said and done, this is a matter which affects only one contributor to the book, i.e., No. 671.
Therefore, after consulting a few of the leading British genealogists, I decided to make the
change of arrangement which you will notice as soon as you open this book ; and I feel that all
who take the trouble to compare the two methods will agree with me in thinking that I acted in
the interests of the majority in making the change, and consequently it is unlikely that any but
the superficial will complain, unless they belong to that numerous class the born grumblers.
There are just a few other points upon which it is necessary to touch before your patience is
exhausted.
The names of the contributors are still arranged in their correct envelope-order. Most of us
consider it preferable to find a contributor's name entered as " Sir John Smith, Baronet, F.S.A.,"
instead of as the hopelessly absurd and irritating u Smith, Sir John, Baronet, F.S.A."
The Names Placing the surname in dark type leaves no doubt as to which part of the name is
of the surname, and, apart from this, there is now even less reason for the latter of the
Contributors, above forms because of the existence of an Index ; and, yet, a few will certainly
write asking why the surnames are not " properly arranged, as in the Post Office
London Directory."
" Mr." and " Esq." are again, as in the First Edition, left to the imagination. Many Americans
appear to prefer the former ; on the other hand, many British people undoubtedly resent the
absence of the latter on letters addressed to them. An erratic minority (which includes myself)
infinitely prefers the absence of both.
The name of none has been included in the Text of this work without a written request having
been received from him or her.
One American wrote (I quote from memory) that " Phila., Pa., U.S.A.," lacked dignity and
savoured of a tradesman's catalogue. He wanted to see " Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
Addresses vania, United States of America," written in full. This again is a matter of opinion.
of the The form he suggests is undoubtedly elegant, but it would irritate many besides the
Contributors, over- worked Editor and really be a gross waste of space. I think his chief grievance
(most courteously expressed in a charmingly sympathetic letter) was that, unthink-
ingly, I had in the First Edition omitted "England" after absurd little places like "Walton-on-
Thames," though I had insulted the intelligence of the public by adding " 111., U.S.A.," after
" Chicago." What will he think when now he finds the name of the country after every place
except a few like London ?
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The First Edition had 1,387 contributors ; this Edition has approximately the same number,
Statistics but ther6 is a great difference between the two works. Out of the 1,387 in 1907,
the names of 561 will be found in the present work, and the remaining 826 can be
divided roughly into four classes :
A. About 500 who consider that the entry of their requirements in the First Edition is so
recent that it is unnecessary for them to appear again in the Second Edition. Many of
these, however, have subscribed for a copy of the present work, so fresh contributors
may expect to receive correspondence from them.
B. About 240 who have written to say either that they are now too old or too busy, or have
lost interest in genealogy, or have found, by means of the First Edition, all that they
wanted to discover. In this class there are also, regrettably, several who have died.
C. Approximately 70 " undesirables," about whom I would rather say nothing, except that they
have not been invited to contribute to this Edition.
D. About a dozen who were disappointed in the First Edition, or had bad experiences
as a result of the inclusion of the above-mentioned " undesirables."
Without having made a count, I should imagine that there are several thousand surnames of
C It th ^ ami ^ es in tne Fu ~ st Edition which do not appear in this Edition, and I should there-
F* t Ed't" f re stron S 1 y recommend those who have a copy of the First Edition to keep it by
, ' * them for reference, though the present work is the better because it is unlikely
that any but the most ardent of genealogists took the trouble to master the
intentionally complicated instructions for co-operating which were issued.
Parts IV., V.,
and VI. of the In the First Edition, Parts IV., V., and VI. were respectively:
First Edition.
A List of Societies, etc., whose Objects or Publications are of Interest to Genealogists.
An Authors' Exchange.
Family Histories, Pedigrees, etc., recently printed for private circulation.
Reluctantly I have been compelled to exclude these from the present Edition. It has already
Supplements grown too bulky. The Supplements to the Directory will perhaps afford the
to the opportunity of bringing up to date the information contained in these
Second Edition, three omitted Parts.
Reference has just been made to the Supplements to the Directory. As these form a new
departure a few words about them may be acceptable.
As soon as the student begins to search among original documents he will find that the tendency
is for them to be arranged territorially. Topography and genealogy are really
The First inseparable, as some knowledge of the history of the place in which a family lived
Supplement is indispensable to the successful pursuit of the study of the history of the family.
An Index An Index of Places, therefore, arranged territorially, is necessary to serve the prime
of Places, object of this Directory, the solution of problems. Let us take a concrete example
or two. You trace back to a family resident in the seventeenth century at, say,
Drayton in Berkshire ; and perhaps you are peculiarly conversant with Drayton records and
families, having long noted anything you can find concerning them, in the hope of getting more
light on your own special family and those families which intermarried with it. You consult the
First Supplement, which is an Index of Places mentioned against the families enumerated in this
Directory, and possibly find not only a reference to someone inteiested in a family of that place, of
whom you never before heard, but you also see at a glance all the places and families in the
immediate vicinity of Drayton concerning which active investigations are at this present time
proceeding. The value of this information is apparent, considering the tendency of local families
to intermarry. Another example : someone proposes to attack a certain set of records for Berkshire,
or even Drayton, material, or intends to print local matter, genealogical or topographical. The
Directory, with the assistance of the Index of Places, tells him at once who can help him, and
suggests answers to the questions; is it worth doing ? Has it been done before ? On another
occasion your researches may take you temporarily into, say, Oxfordshire, where, at Bampton, a
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marriage took place between an ancestor of yours and a person of a common name concerning
whom you want to know more. You turn to the Index of Places under " Oxfordshire " and find,
perhaps, not at Bampton, but at some place near by, someone interested in that common surname,
who may prove a very useful correspondent. Probably you would never have looked up, on the
off-chance, all the many references to that common name in the Directory.
The pleasure of receiving information is only excelled by the pleasure of giving it. How often
it happens that one meets with a name a friend is looking for, or a to him unknown document or set
of records concerning a place, but one feels a little hazy in one's memory as to the exact place
whether, for instance, it was Richmond in Yorks. or Richmond in Surrey. The First Supplement to
the Directory should soon prove its value in this connection. Frankly, it was too difficult a task for
me to undertake, so I placed it in the experienced hands of my friend, Mr. Sherwood, to whom is
due all the credit for the idea and the method in which it is being carried out. It would be included
as a part of this Directory and not issued as a Supplement were it not that it would delay the
appearance of this work and considerably increase its cost ; also there may be some who would not
know how to value it, and before such I should not care to cast such a valuable appendix to the
Directory.
_,, o i Late in the Summer, or early in the Autumn, of 1909, I hope to publish
I he oecond ano t ner Supplement. Experience proves that it will be necessary. It will
Supplement. CQntain ._
1. Contributions which come to hand too late for inclusion in this present work.
During the printing of the First Edition of the Directory, and for some months after its publication,
many contributions arrived. The information they contained would have been of great value to many
of those already in the book, but in the absence of a Supplement, it was impossible to place it at their
disposal.
2. Corrections of mistakes which have been made in the contributions which have been
included, whether caused by :
THE GROSS CARELESSNESS OF THE EDITOR,
The lack of infallibility on the part of the printers, or
The illegibility of the contributor's handwriting.
3. Changes of Address and Obituary Notices.
4. Additions to the contributions already included.
Many have written already that they forgot to include some query or statement of interest.
5. Reviews of any new genealogical works (family histories, parish registers, etc.) which may
be sent to me for this purpose.
6. Notices of Societies, whose objects or publications are of interest to genealogists.
7. Correspondence from contributors on subjects of general interest.
8. Editorial Notes and Index.
Further particulars will be sent later to every subscriber to the present work, but I should be
glad to receive now promises of support to enable me to estimate soon the scale on which this
Supplement can be produced.
Probably further Supplements will appear from time to time, as I do not at present see my way
to producing a Third Edition of this Directory for several years.
To return to the subject of the present Edition.
It should be noted that not every professional genealogist has elected to place the word
11 Professional " after his or her name. It will be remembered that this was left
Professional entirely to their discretion on the " blank forms " which were issued for the present
Genealogists. Edition. In this connection, I wish to point out that the remarks I made about
professional genealogists in the Preface to the former Directory were meant as a
token of esteem for the professional element among us, and by no means as "the deadly insult to
all professional genealogists " which, I am told, one Mr. H. considered them to be. I have too many
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good friends among professional genealogists to wish to go out of my way to annoy them. I there-
fore repeat the paragraphs to which Mr. H. took exception, and beg him to read them again
slowly and carefully, should a copy of this book come into his hands :
" Some of my correspondents have expressed the wish that a distinctive mark should be placed against the
names of professional genealogists. One amateur even wrote that he feared that a professional might lure him
into a friendly correspondence about his family, and then send in a bill !
" My reply to this was that I had never met a professional genealogist who would take such a course, and
even if any were capable of it (which I could not for a moment believe), I understood that the etiquette of the
profession calls for all fees and oui-of-pockct expenses to be prepaid.
"In spite of this, and in order to allay any nervousness which amateur genealogists may feel on this account,
I hereby notify all the professional genealogists who have been kind enough to complete forms for, and to subscribe
for a copy of, this book, that when they correspond with any other contributor to it, using the name of the
" Directory " as an introduction, it must be on the clear understanding that they abide by the etiquette of their
profession, as expressed above, unless they notify such correspondents to the contrary before any fees are incurred.
To my mind, a distinctive mark would be very unfair, because practically every professional genealogist is interested
in a non-professional manner in families with which he is connected. A distinctive mark would probably deter
fellow-contributors from entering into a 'friendly correspondence' with him about such families."
Please do not feel disappointed if, on turning to the Index, you find only your own reference
number against the surnames of the families in which you are interested. I can
Do not be assure you that some of the best results were obtained from such single-reference
disappointed, entries in the First Edition. It by no means follows that nobody else is in-
terested in your families. Many of us have inserted only the principal families
in which we take an interest, but that will not deter us from consulting the Index under all our
surnames, so a single-reference number in many cases will mean only that sooner or later cor-
respondence will reach the contributor bearing that number instead of being initiated by him.
Before entering into correspondence with any other contributors whose numbers you find
against the families in which you are interested, please carefully check your entries
Mistakes, both as regards the Text and the Index, and let me know promptly should you find
any mistakes. To those who point out " mistakes" in other contributors' contribu-
tions I would say that no notice can be taken of their letters, as what a contributor does not point
out himself is probably intentional and no mistake.
Is yours one of the contributions which it was necessary heavily to edit to bring it into line
with the general scope of the book ? If so, I am sorry. All editing has been
Editing. done as leniently as possible. It is those contributors who endeavoured to work in
an advertisement of themselves or their wares who will discover the strongest trace
of the editorial blue pencil.
And yet I was myself tempted in this manner by a contributor and, I blush to confess it, I
have fallen. Evidence of my crime will be found in the last three lines of the
A contribution from No. 594 ; but I plead the First Offenders' Act and extenuating
Confession, circumstances, for how many of us can boast of having been beguiled from the
path of virtue by a Judge, who has paid per word, perhaps for the pleasure
of seeing a fellow-mortal fall into the errors of self-advertisement ? And I did "tone it down,"
for the written words were : " Are there any works helpful in tracing genealogies (other than
nobility) in Germany, even faintly resembling in merit Bernau's Pocket Library ?" I am afraid I have
made it rather worse now by mentioning this in the Preface, but let it stand.
In conclusion, everyone who has the welfare of this scheme at heart may feel thankful that
all those who rendered such splendid assistance in 1907 have again helped to
In make the work a success, and that, in particular, one energetic fresh helper has
Conclusion, done her utmost to make the appearance of my name on the title-page an even
greater farce than it was in 1907.
Yours faithfully,
CHAS. A. BERNAU.
2Oth March, 1909.
The Officers of Arms for the United Kingdom.
College of Arms,
OR
HERALDS' COLLEGE, QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, E.G.
EARL MARSHAL.
His GRACE THE DUKE OF NORFOLK, K.G., G.C.V.O.
KINGS OF ARMS.
Garter (Principal King of Arms) . . *Sir Alfred Scott Scott-Gatty, Knt., C.V.O., F.S.A.
Clarenceux ...... George Edward Cokayne, M.A., F.S.A.
Norroy .,..,.. William Henry Weldon, C.V.O., F.S.A.
SIX HERALDS.
Chester ....... Henry Murray Lane.
Lancaster ...... Edward Bellasis.
Somerset ...... Henry Farnham Burke, C.V.O., F.S.A.
Richmond Charles Harold Athill, F.S.A.
Windsor Wm. Alex. Lindsay, K.C., M.A., F.S.A.
York . . . . . . . Gordon Ambrose de Lisle Lee.
FOUR PURSUIVANTS.
Rouge Dragon Everard Green, F.S.A.
Portcullis Thomas Morgan Joseph-Watkin, F.S.A.
Rouge Croix Arthur William Steuart Cochrane.
Bluemantle Gerald Woods Wollaston, M.V.O.
Earl Marshal's Secretary .... William H. Weldon, C.V.O., F.S.A.
Registrar . . . . . . H. Farnham Burke, C.V.O., F.S.A.
Librarian ...... Charles Harold Athill, F.S.A.
Lyon Court of Arms.
H.M. GENERAL REGISTER HOUSE, EDINBURGH.
LYON KING OF ARMS.
*SiR JAMES BALFOUR PAUL, LL.D., F.S.A. Scot., Advocate.
THREE HERALDS.
Albany ....... Robert Spence Livingstone.
Ross ....... Andrew Ross, S.S.C.
Rothesay ...... Francis James Grant, W.S., F.S.A.Scot.
THREE PURSUIVANTS.
Carrick ....... William Rae Macdonald, F.S.A.Scot.
March Capt. Geo. Sitwell Campbell-Swinton, F.S.A.Scot.
Unicorn. ...... John Home Stevenson, M.A., F.S.A.Scot., Advocate.
Lyon Clerk and Keeper of the Records . Francis James Grant, W.S.
Procurator-Fiscal ..... David Scott-Moncrieff, W.S.
Herald Painter ..... Graham Johnston.
Office of Arms, Dublin Castle.
ULSTER KING OF ARMS.
"CAPTAIN NEVILE R. WILKINSON, F.S.A., A.R.E.
TWO HERALDS.
Dublin Guillamore O'Grady, M.A.
Cork ....... Peirce Gun Mahony, M.R.I.A.
PURSUIVANT.
Athlone George Dames Burtchaell, M. A., LL.B., M.R.I.A.
* We are indebted to Garter, Lyon and Ulster Kings of Arms for their courtesy in correcting this List.
1 A. J. Christopher Guimaraens, 115, The Grove, Ealing, London, W., is interested in HODGKINSON,
Mattersey and East Retford, Notts, and Derbyshire f^ETTLESHiP, Mattersey, Notts. \
and of Yorkshire.
2 John Dymond Crosfield, Durley House, Savernake Forest, Marlborough, England, is interested in
ASHWORTH BLAKEWAY CHORLEY CROSFIELD DYMOND HADWEN THOMAS WILKEY.
3 Rhys P. Allaway, Llanbedr, S.O., Merionethshire, Wales, is interested in ALLAWAY, before 1800
DANA, before 1640 BROOKS-KING.
4 Thomas Stanley Clack, Blackheath, Kent, and Bank of England, London, E.G., is interested in
CLACK, Berks., Oxon., Devon, Lines., and Wilts. COTTINGHAM, any, SADLER, Garsington,
nr. Oxford MASERA (Count M., of Italy, d. abt. 1848) STABLE, Jamaica, W. Indies, &c.
Wanted antecedents of Thomas CLACK, of Wallingford, Co. Berks., and any references to the
family between noo and 1500.
5 Col. F. W. T. Attree, F.S.A., late R.E., 53, Albert Bridge Road, London, S.W., is interested
in East Sussex families, also in CROSSLEY, Halifax, Bradford HARDING, Cleveland, Yorks.
TOWN, Thornton-in-Craven.
6 Count C. Augustin Ehrensvard, Liatorp, Helsingborg, Sweden, is interested in SCOTT, Rothie-
may, Banffshire DAVEY, Devonshire ? GORTON ROSS-LEWIN SCOTT, James, R.N.
Col. Surgeon, Tasmania, d. 1837. His mother a WALKER from Yorkshire. His ancestors ?
DAVEY, Thomas, Second Governor, Tasmania, d. 1823 ; md. GORTON, Margaret, b. 1767 ?
d. 1827. Their ancestors ? Harriet ROSS-LEWIN, d. 1870, md. Major William DE GILLERN,
of Hobart. Her ancestors ?
7 Louis M. Howland, 32, rue de la Victoire, Paris, is interested in English HOWLAND families up
to 1700. Wanted information about brothers, Humphrey, Arthur, George, John, Henry
HOWLAND and another brother name not known ; sister Margaret PHILIPS living in the
I7th cent, in or near London.
8 Prof. Frank Dempster Sherman, Columbia University, New York, N.Y., U.S.A.
9 Hon. Francis E. Woodruff, 9, James Street, Morristown, New Jersey, U.S.A., is interested in
t WOODRUFF (WOODROVE, WODEROFE, &c.), Woolley, England, before 1508. In the records
of the WOODROVE of Woolley family mentioned on p. 26 of the " Pedigree of WOODROOFE,"
by S. M. Woodruff, can there be found a Thomas WOODROVE who would have been already
an adult in 1508 and who does not appear in these records after that date ? If so, what is
known of him ? (Information could be on a business footing.)
10 Rene Droz, Vice-Chancelier de la " Convention Internationale d'Heraldique," c/o Sous-Direction
de la Societe Generate Alsacienne de Banque, Frankfort o/M., Germany, is interested in
BOMAN, Stockholm DROZ, Franche-Comte, Lorraine especially wants information about
arms of these two families, and would be interested in the formation of a British Heraldic
Society.
11 J. G. V. Wakerley, 26, Milner Road, Sherwood, Nottingham, England, is interested in WAKERLEY
SPERREY.
12 Miss E. C. Abraham, Riverham, Grassendale Park, Liverpool, England, is interested in ASKEW,
Marsh Grange, Furness, Lanes., before 1650 NEWCOMBE, formerly of Leir, Co. Leicester,
after 1787 Descendants wanted of John NEWCOMBE, of Leir, clerk (dead 1772), and wife
Gulielma-Maria- Frances (nee FELL), great-grand-daughter of William PENN. Issue :
John-Springett, William-Hawkins, Gulielma-Maria, Susanna-Margaretta (md. Richard
CROMPTON, Gent.), Philadelphia (md. Thomas BROOKHOLDING, of Worcester).
13 C. T. Tallent-Bateman, Solicitor, 40, Brazenose Street, Manchester, England, is interested in
ALDERSLEY, before 1600 BATEMAN, West Riding, Yorks., before 1600 TALLENTS, Derby-
shire, before 1780 TUXFORD, Lincolnshire WEBSTER, Derbyshire, before 1600.
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14 R. H. Ernest Hill, 60, Chancery Lane, London, W.C., is interested in HILL, Moretonhampstead,
Devon, i6th cent., and Falmouth, Cornwall, iyth cent.
15 St. David M. Kemeys-Tynte, Bath and County Club, Bath, England, is interested in TYNTE
HALSWELL HASSELL JOHNSON, Rutland and Surrey. Wanted name of first wife of
Colonel John TYNTE, of Chelvey, Somerset, who d. 1670 ; she is said to have been " a lady
frof Devon." His second wife was Jane HALSWELL, and his third Frances TRENCHARD.
16 Ernest Axon, Lightcliffe, Hatherlow, near Stockport, England, is interested in BASNETT,
Cheshire CROPPER, Lancashire NICHOLSON, Dumfriesshire, before 1720 TURNER, Lan-
cashire, I7th cent. YATES, Lancashire, I7th cent. Proof wanted of parentage of
Matthew NICHOLSON, b. at Blackshaw, Caerlaverock, Dumfriesshire, 1677, ^- at Liverpool,
1736.
17 Theodore Gregory, J.P., 3, York Street, Manchester, England, is interested in GREGORY, Somerset-
shire, after 1742 ; Gloucestershire, before 1742. Wanted information of William GREGORY,
of Pucklechurch, Gloucestershire, md. Mary BOULTON, of Urcot, Gloucestershire, 30 April,
1709. Ancestors wanted.
18 W.m. James Stracey-Clitherow, Boston House, Brentford, Middlesex, England, is interested in
CLITHEROW pedigree. Brass in Ash Church, Kent, 1403, md. daughter of Sir John OLD-
CASTLE. Also BOURCHIER pedigree.
19 George Cad bury, Manor House, Northfield, Worcestershire, England.
20 William Turner Brendon, Whistley, Yelverton, S. Devon, England.
21 J. G. OdencrantS, Framnas, Wimmerby, Sweden.
22 Jonkheer E. K. G. Faick, The Hague, Holland.
23 John W. Linzee, Jr., 96, Charles Street, Boston, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in all LINDSAY,
LINDSEY, &c., families, but especially desires the ancestry of LINZEE, of Portsea and Ports-
mouth, Hampshire, England, also of Dorset and London, Middlesex Ralph INMAN, who
came to Cambridge, Mass., and d. 1788 William SPEARMAN, who came to Boston, Mass.,
and d. 1748 Hannah HACKEREL, wife of last-named Rose GUISAGE, wife of John LINZEE,
of Portsmouth, England, 1740 Rebecca GOVEN, wife of John LINZEE, of Portsmouth,
England, 1716 Mary ALBECK, wife of Thomas LINZEE, of Portsmouth, England, 1690.
24 Dr. W. Sohier Bryant, 57, West 53rd Street, New York City, U.S.A., is interested in BRYANT,
Boston, Mass., U.S.A. ; Barbados, W.I., Devon, England. Descents wanted, Sampson
STODDARD, Boston, Mass., U.S.A., d. 1710 ; Elizabeth LAMBERT, md. William DAVIES, 1762,
daughter Thomas LAMBERT and Elizabeth NICHOLS. William DAVIES, b. 1719, Honiton,
Devon, of Boston, Mass., U.S.A.
25 Ottmar von Mohl, Dr. juris, Kammerherr S. M. des deutschen Kaisers, Kbnigs von Preussen,
Wirkl. Geh. Legationsrat, Mitglied der internationalen Schulden-Commission in Cairo,
Egypt ; Gezireh, Cairo, und Schloss Arnshaugk, bei Neustadt an der Orla, Thiiringen,
Deutschland.
26 Leo Culleton (professional), 92, Piccadilly, London.
27 W. Harold Maxwell, 156, Burnt Ash Hill, Lee, London, S.E., wants marriage of Solomon FISHER
with Ann HILL, probably Gloucestershire, about 1780 ; marriage of James BUTT with
Elizabeth WARE, about 1780 ; marriage of Thomas WHITTARD with Sarah MIDDLEMORE,
iSth cent. ; marriage of Thomas Frederick SALTER with Susan EWINGTON, beginning of
I9th cent. ; marriage of Alexander MAXWELL with Elizabeth MANLEY, about 1770 ;
marriage of Charles ELLIOT with Lydia BAILEY, about 1770.
28 George F. T. Sherwood (professional), 50, Beecroft Road, Brockley, London, S.E., is interested
in Berkshire families, also MOORE, Burgh, near Aylsham, Norfolk COSTAR PLEASANT
SHERWOOD TUDOR.
29 Percy C. Rushen, 7, Warwick Mansions, 10, Warwick Court, High Holborn, London, W.C., is
interested in NAUNTON, principally Suffolk. Information wanted about Isaac JOHNSON,
of Alderton and Woodbridge, Suffolk, 1780-1835, Antiquarian Artist. Baptism wanted of
Thomas NAUNTON, of S.E. Suffolk, about 1740 to 1760. Probably son of William.
30 Arno Boetticher, Amtsgerichtsrat, Frankfurt a/Oder, Lessingstrasse 6, Deutschland, wiinscht
Nachrichten iiber Oberstleutnant OSWALD (Mitvertreter Englands auf dem Wiener Congress,.
1815) und dessen Familie und Wappen.
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31 Francis Rooksby Rushton, The Holmes, Betchworth, Surrey, England, is interested in GOOD,
Wilts., Dorset, before 1650 RUSHTON, Westmorland, before 1780.
32 William Maxwell Batten, 339, Victoria Park Road, South Hackney, London, N.E., is interested
in pedigrees of Cornwall, Devon and Lincolnshire families, and in BATTEN.
33 T. K. Crossfield, 8, Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, London, W.C., is interested in West Suffolk.
34 Arthur Edmund Gamier, 53, Priory Avenue, Hastings, Sussex, England, is interested in the
GARNIER family of Vitry le Fra^ois, Champagne, France, Huguenot refugees, 1684 f Frances
HOPKINS (or Gamier), d. 1819 |Eh'nor WYNNE (or Gamier), d. 1735 f Frances SOPER
(or Gamier), living 1739. She re-married Philip HUBERT, Esq., after 1739 PARRY
MILLER NORTH HILLIER RIGBY EARDLEY-WILMOT HOBHOUSE Re Charlotte GAR-
NIER, who md. Thomas Chambers CECIL, Marquess of EXETER, the latter d. 14 August,
1773 (vide Burke's Peerage).
35 Thomas Henry Harvey, Blackbrook Grove, Fareham, Hants., England, is interested in Devon,
Cornwall, and Hants.
36 Otto G'son Nordenstierna, Kammarskrifvare, Helsingborg, Sweden, is interested in FUST,
Swedish and German lines COSTER, COSTER, and COESTER, Swedish, German, Dutch.
37 A. P. M. A. Storm de Grave, Lieut. Hussars, Deventer, Holland, is interested in STORM, Sweden,
before 1750.
38 Mrs. Fannie J. Platt Scott, 20, Thayer Street, Rochester, New York, U.S.A., is interested in all
Huguenot refugee families, also BARDWELL, Suffolk BOOTH, Shrubland Hall, Suffolk
CAGE, Pakenham, Suffolk -CROFTS, Norfolk and Suffolk GLENHAM, Suffolk Hoo, Norfolk
and Suffolk LITTLE, Shrubland Hall, Suffolk THORP, Norfolk and Suffolk TILLOTS,
Norfolk and Suffolk QUAPLADDE Nicholas BACON, 1590-1658 ; Shrubland Hall, Suffolk ;
md. Martha, daughter of Sir Richard BINGHAM, Marshal of Ireland. Descendants wanted.
39 Samuel T. Morrison, Iowa City, Iowa, U.S.A., is interested in CRAWFORD, Ireland, before 1792
WORK, Scotland, before 1750 POOLE, England, before 1750 JAMES, England, before 1794
BURGESS, Truro County ; Wales before 1700 WARFIELD, Berkshire, England, before
1700 JONES, Baltimore County, Maryland, U.S.A., before 1750 John S. MORRISON,
ancestors wanted, migrated from Londonderry, Ireland, 1792, to Franklin County, Penn.,
U.S.A., md. Anne GILFILLAN.
40 A. H. Arkle, Elmhurst, Oxton, Birkenhead, England, is interested in ARKLE, South Scotland,
especially Lanarkshire, 1500 to 1750 WILCOX, Liverpool or Essex, early i8th cent.
John ARKLE, md. at Roberton, Lanarkshire, 1705, parentage wanted Capt. Daniel WILCOX,
md. Liverpool, 1765, parentage wanted, perhaps Essex.
41 John Amphlett, Clent, Stourbridge, England, is interested in AMPHLETT, any SPARRY, Staffs.
and Wore., before 1650.
42 Rev. F. G. Ackerley, Grindleton Vicarage, Clitheroe, England, is interested in ACKERLEY,
Cheshire HODGSON BIGLANDS TALBOT LEWIS. Wanted Welsh lineage of Sarah
(? LEWIS), wife of John HODGSON, of Shrewsbury, b. about 1813.
43 Charles Edward Baker, Mapperley Rise, Sherwood, Nottingham, England, is interested in BAKER
BRAWN CARR GREGORY LASLETT ORMEROD QUINAN SMERDON TAYLEUR
TEESDALE. Books, book-plates, autographs, medals, manuscripts, tokens, portraits, tracts,
curiosities, by or relating to BAKER families wanted to purchase.
44 Charles Hall Crouch, 48, Nelson Road, Stroud Green, London, N., is interested in CROUCH
ASHBURNER OLD NINO HALL, Oughtibridge, nr. Sheffield, Yorks. RUTLEDGE SAN-
PERSON (SAUNDERSON) WAUGH DE BIE DE BEDYK, (BioiK or BYDYK).
45 Henry Swainson Cowper, Loddenden Manor, Staplehurst, Kent, England, is interested in USBORN
Loddenden, Staplehurst, and elsewhere in Kent COWPER, Aldingham and Urswick, Lanes.,
before 1550.
46 John William Brown, Crynllys, Buarth Road, Aberystwyth, Wales, is interested in BROWN,
Dundee, before 1768 HEATH, Warwickshire, Staffs., Worcs., Salop, 1623 to 1721 ; later
parish of St. Luke, Cripplegate, London HOLM, Allinge, Bornholm, Denmark, about 1762
John BROWN, how related to MACKENZIE family ? Job HEATH, how related to GROSVENOR
family ? Job HEATH, how related to MONCK (MONK) family ?
47 John Handley, Hanna Bank, Sedbergh, England.
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48 Sir Alfred Edward Pease, Baronet, Pinchinthorpe House, Guisborough, Yorkshire, England,
is interested in Yorkshire and Durham Quaker families, also PEASE, West Riding, Yorks.,
and Essex before 1700 GURNEY, East Anglia, before 1700 COLDWELL, Yorkshire, before
1700 RICHARDSON, Hall, before 1700 RICHARDSON, Cleveland, before 1700 WHITWELL,
Westmorland, Cumberland, before 1750 Wanted date of birth and parents' names of
_ Joseph PEASE, Pease Hall, Shafton, West Riding, who md. 3 Sept., 1706, Ann COULDWELL.
49 L. O. Eagleton, Warrin Wood, Bexley Heath, Kent, England, is interested in EAGLETON, Kent
_ and Bucks., before 1650 DE RIPPE, before 1700. _
50 G. Arthur W. Booth, Hoe Place, Woking Village, Surrey, England, is interested in BOOTH.
Information desired as to George BOOTH, Rector of Huntingfield, Suffolk, about 1570-1621,
? from Cheshire. Also Henry BOOTH, of Bruisyard, Suffolk, whose children were baptized
there from 1586 onwards. Also family and ? male descendants of BOOTH of Shrubland Hall,
_ nr. Ipswich, Suffolk, early i5th cent., about 1538. _
51 G. N. J. Llliequist, hofrattsaktuarie, Stockholm, Sweden, is interested in ZAPFF, a German family.
52 Reinhart Freiherr Bachofen von Echt, Schloss Murstaetten bei Lebring Steiermark, Austria,
_ is interested in BACHOFEN VON ECHT and related families. _
53 Morgan Bunting, Darby, Delaware County, Penna., U.S.A., is interested in early Quaker migration
to Pennsylvania and New Jersey, also BUNTING BLUNSTON BARTRAM CADWALLADER
MORGAN SELLERS HUNT FEARNE TAYLOR BONSALL. Wanted ancestry of John CAD-
WALLADER (to Penna. from Wales), the Quaker preacher, who d. at Tortola, West Indies,
_ 1742, aged near 66. _ ___
54 Henry Wyckoff Belknap, 31, Warren Street, Salem, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in BELKNAP.
Wants information especially relating to Abraham BELKNAP and his wife, Mary --- (?),
_ who settled in Lynn, Mass., in 1637. _
55 Direktor Kurt Liefeld, Friedrichswalde, b. Pirna a.E., Deutschland, interessiren Heraldik,
Genealogie, Burgen betreffende Literatur, Urkunden und Antiquitaten
_ _
56 Frederick A. Edwards, F.R.G.S., 39, Agate Road, Hammersmith, London, W., is interested in
BEAUCHAMP, any, especially Somerset Biss or BISSE, Somerset, especially Bath EDWARDS,
Cornwall PASSMORE, Devon John BEAUCHAMP, of Burnham or Burrington, Somerset,
_ d. 1637- _
57 Gerald Fothergill (professional), n, Brussels Road, New Wandsworth, London, is interested in
American and London families, also FOTHERGILL WILLEY PAGE, Nottingham and
Leicester Wanted baptism of Richard, son of Henry FOTHERGILL, b. nr. Kendal, 1763.
58 W. B. Gerish (Hon. Sec. East Herts Archaeological Society), Ivy Lodge, Bishop's Stortford,
England, is interested in the lesser Hertfordshire families, also GERRISH, Wilts., Somerset,
_ &c. BLYTH, Norfolk and Suffolk. _
59 Richard Hewlett, F.S.A., Park House, Walton-on-Thames, England, has notes on the HOWLETT
family.
60 Wm. Thos. Knight, Canok Lodge, Walton Park, Clevedon, Somerset, England, is interested in
ADDERLEY, North Staffs., i7th cent. BUNNELL, North Staffs., I7th cent. SUTHERLAND,
_ Sutherland and Caithness, I7th cent. PAUL, Perth, i8th cent. _
61 .-3 William Thomas Freemantle, Barbot Hill, Rotherham, England, is interested in FREEMANTLE
SIMMONS, Booksellers, Printers, of London, Kidderminster, and Sheffield.
62 Harry Athill-Cruttwell, M.D., &c., Hunmanby House, Bagshot, Surrey, England, is interested in
CROTOLL, CRUTTOLL or CRUTWELL, Berkshire, before 1700 fGuYDiCKENS GUNTHORPE,
England, before 1660, of Antigua, W.I., after that date CATANIA, H.E.I.C.S., i8th and
I9th centuries ; ? origin Malta CANNING, date of marriage of Mary Anne REDDISH
(formerly CANNING, mother of Rt. Hon. George Canning), nee COSTELLOE, to - - HUNN,
about 1780-90, probably in West of England. Wanted origin of CRUTWELL arms given in
_ Burke, " Family Crests, ' Berry, and other authorities (early igth cent, publications).
63 William Gemmell, M.B., C.M., D.P.H., Avoca, Victoria Drive, Scotstounhill, Glasgow, Scotland,
is interested in GAMEL, GEMMEL, GAMBLE, GAMLING, GEMBLING, and any other variation of
the name especially interested in Sir Francis GAMUL, Mayor of Chester temp. Carolus /.
Wanted information as to descent of John MONTGOMERIE from the House of Eglinton.
His lawful son, Patrick, by Janet GRAY, was b. 29 Dec., 1723, at Kilbirnie, Ayrshire.
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64 J. C. Groome, 24, Ewell Road, Surbiton, England, is interested in JACKSON, Mark Lane, London
and Swine Gate in York, about 1783 BURCHAM, Cornhill, London, and Suffolk, before
1806.
65 Dr. H. M. Chester, Poyle, Tongham, Surrey, England, is interested in CHESTER, Suffolk, Cam-
bridgeshire,*Herts, Essex, Surrey, before 1800 Was THOMAS, of Deptford, Kent, in
the i8th cent, entitled to bear arms ?
66 Emil Laftman, Nora, Sweden.
67 H. J. Hansen, Realskolelaerer, Kjoge, Denmark, is interested in Danish and Swedish nobility
of the Middle Ages, also TROLLE.
68 Thomas A. Wood, Aernesholt, Wayne, Pennsylvania, U.S.A., is interested in WOOD, Hunslet,
Leeds, Yorks., before 1830 CROWTHER-OGDEN, Hunslet, Leeds, Yorks., before 1830
PENMAN, McTuRK and GLENDENNING, all three of Parton, Kirkcudbright, Scotland, before
1830 McCAA, Parish Balmaghie, Scotland, before 1816 McMENzms and McMiNis, both
of Parish Orr, Scotland, before 1800 PENMAN, John, b. Parish Parton, Kirkcudbright,
Scotland, about 1792 ; mother, Margaret-McTurk- Penman GLENDENNING ; Further
particulars of family desired WOOD, Thomas, md. Hannah Crowther (OGDEN) at Rothwell,
near Leeds, Oct. 1813. Further particulars of family desired McCAA, William, Parish
Balmaghie, Scotland, b. 25 May, 1757, d. 13 July, 1816, md. Elizabeth MCMENZIES (or
McMiNis), Parish of Orr, Scotland. Further particulars of family desired.
69 V. C. Sanborn, Kenilworth, Illinois, U.S.A., is interested in BACHILER, Hants, or Berks., before
1700 BLAKE and HILLIARD, both Norfolk or Suffolk HUSSEY, Hants. KIRTLAND, Bucks.
LEVETT, Lines, or Yorks. SAMBORNE, any TOWLE, Lines. YENDELL Stephen
BACHILER, St. John's, Oxford, 1586. Ejected 1605 from Vicarage of Wherwell, Hants. Came
to New England, 1632. Returned to England, 1654, with grandson Stephen SAMBORNE.
70 Heinrich Wilh. Wallau, Mainz, Taunusstr. 51, Germany, is interested in DE LUCHET DUBOIS DE
LUCHET.
71 W. McB. and F. Marcham, 69, Beechwood Road, Hornsey, London, N., are interested in Horn-
sey and Tottenham topography and genealogy CHOLMELEY, London and Middlesex, i6th
and i7th centuries ROWE, from 1475 SKEFFINGTON, 1400-1650 SPENCER, I5th and
i6th centuries all four families of London and Middlesex Owen ROWE (regicide) and
Nicholas ROWE (poet), grandfathers wanted. __
72 Mrs. E. H. Martin, The Cottage, Westhope, Craven Arms, Shropshire, England, is interested in
DYER, 1500-1666 Wanted baptismal certificate of George DYER, of Heytesbury, and the
wills of his two wives, Sara, daughter of Thomas ROLFE, of Endford, Wilts., and Constance,
daughter of Rev. William MERVYN, Rector of Boyton, Wilts. ; George Dyer md. first 1616 ;
also his parents wanted.
73 Edward Milward Seede Parker, Welford House, Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, England, is
interested in PASTON, Norfolk and Midland Counties ROGERS, Bristol and Ireland
ROSE WELL, Devon, Somerset, Wiltshire RAWLINS, Gloucestershire and Herefordshire
MANSEL Certified evidence required of relationship (if any) existing between John PASTON,
of Norfolk (1421-1466), husband of Margaret MAUTEBY, or of any descendant of theirs,
and either of the following Nicholas PASTON, King Swinford, Stafford, 1603-1621 ; John,
same place, d. 1636 ; W T illiam, living at Hales Owen, Shropshire, 1607 ; Edward, of Hales
Owen, son of John, d. 1697 ; John, his son, Welford-on-Avon, Glouc. ; d. 1689. No fee
above a total of 5 will be paid for this evidence.
74 Mrs. Marshall Rigby, White Knowle, Buxton, England, is interested in ABERCROMBY, Falkirk,
i8th cent. BROWN, Falkirk, London, Shropshire ROSE, York, Sevenoaks, Seal, London,
& c< GORDON DICKENSON, Shropshire and Staffordshire YORK, Shropshire BETTS,
Northamptonshire, Bucks, London WALL, Northamptonshire, &c. LONSDALE, Kent
Mrs. Elizabeth ROSE, buried at Seal, 1783. Wanted information of her marriage, &c.
ABERCROMBY, wanted marriage with GORDON, i8th cent.
75 John Cudworth Whitebrook (professional), Palseographist and Record Agent, 32, Upper Park
Road, New Southgate, London, N., is interested in CUDWORTH WHITEBROOK WASE
PRICE, Radnorshire, i8th cent. PATTERSON, Alnwick Wanted places and dates of birth,
marriage and death of Wyan and William CUDWORTH (b. about 1720), probably in West-
minster.
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76 Alfred Denton Cheney, F.S.A., F.R.Hist.S., &c., 23, Billiter Street, London, E.C., is interested
in CHENEY and DENTON families.
77 K. Baker, 35, Duke Street, St. James, London, S.W., is interested in KINGTON, Wilts, and
Somerset BARTON, Wilts. BAKER, Surrey and Hants, (neighbourhood of Guildford and
Alton) KINGTON, wanted information connecting Anthony of Upton Scudamore, Atworth,
Corsham, Wilts, and Beckington, Somerset ; md. 1656, d. 1712 ; brother Richard ; with
Lawrence of Fovant, Wilts. ; d. 1670 ; and with Lawrence of Upton Scudamore, Corsham,
Beckington and Atworth ; md. 1608, d. 1636 ; Children Lawrence, Anthony, Richard and
daughters ; and with William, of Atworth and Upton Scudamore, d. 1546 ; Children
Richard (of Jaggards ?), William, Lawrence, John, Anthony and Elizabeth.
78 Robert Gray, F.R.C.P., 4, Charlemont Place, The Mall, Armagh, Ireland, is interested in the
Scottish GRAY family of latter end of the I7th cent, of Edinburgh ; information
(especially birthplace) wanted about three brothers, John, Richard and James, who came
to Ireland about 1696, settled in Enagh, Armagh, said to have been born near Edinburgh
in middle of I7th cent.
79 Henry Adams, 60, Queen Victoria Street, London, E.G., and The Cedars, Brockley View, Forest
Hill, London, S.E., is interested in the family of ADAMS, East Anglia, before 1800 Place
and date of marriage wanted of JOHN ADAMS, of Tooley Street, London, formerly of Great
Yarmouth, about 1790.
80 Reginald Boucher, Kempsey House, near Worcester, England, is interested in BOUCHER
(or BOUCHIER), especially Wilts, and Oxfordshire BUTCHER, Wiltshire, before 1800.
81 Johannes Rudbeck, Stockholm, Sweden.
82 Valentine HllSSey- Walsh, 16, Avenue du Trocadero, Paris, is interested in WALSH, Mount Talbot,
Roscommon, before 1787, Cranagh, Rcscommon, before 1700 HENLEY (or HANLEY),
Malahide before 1810, Co. Tipperary O'CONNOR, Castleruby and Tuomona, Co. Roscommon ;
Sellihane, Co. Galway HINDRY (or HENDRY), Cratloe and Feenagh, Co. Clare Wanted
information about Michael HENLEY, of La Mamba, Co. Dublin (1761-1825), son of Henry
Henley, of Malahide, d. 1810 Malachy O'CONNOR, of Sellihane, Co. Galway, living in Tuam,
1641, d. 1680 Hugh O'CONNOR, freeman of City of London (1730-1801), son of Dominick
O'C., of Ballintubber, Co. Roscommon.
83 Theodore S. Lazell, 184, East 52nd Street, Chicago, 111., U.S.A.
84 Heinrich Ewald Buchholz, Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A.
85 Karl Kiefer (beraflich = professional), Frankfurt a. Main Sa., Schulstr. 10, Deutschland.
86 Rev. F. H. Weston, Lastingham Vicarage, Sinnington, R.S.O., Yorks., England, is interested in
WESTON, Berks., Bucks., Oxfordshire, Northants., 1600-1700 Bishop Stephen WESTON
of Exeter, b. at Famborough, Berks., 1664 ; what relations had he ? Also parentage
wanted of John Weston, probably b. at Oxford or neighbourhood about 1690.
87 Frank Ward, 38, Wordsworth Road, Small Heath, England, is interested in WARD, Staffs.,
Derbyshire and Notts. POLE WRIGHT, Lichfield HOBBINS Anne POLE, great-grand-
daughter of George, Duke of Clarence, md. about 1550 Thos. HILDERSHAM. Information
wanted as to her second marriage to W T ARD, supposed to have lived at Burton-on-Trent.
88 Francis J. Cade, Mosborough, The Park, Cheltenham, England, is interested in CADE, especially
Scarsdale Hundred of Derbyshire, before 1750 ANTILL, Derbyshire and Leicestershire,
before 1750 Ancestry and date of birth wanted of John CADE, Master of Free School,
Quarndon, Derby, d. August 1779, greatly advanced in years.
89 Lieut.-Col. Fynmore, J.P., Wykeham House, Sandgate, Kent, England, is interested in Officers
of Sandgate Castle, 1539-1851 ; also in KEYES, Brockley, Greenwich, Folkestone, 1528-74
REAH, Jamaica, 1750-90 PATTEN, Oxford, 1700-50 MASON, Reading, Oxford, 1585-
1620 STUBBS, Basingstoke, 1775-1814 Wanted name of first wife of Thomas KEYES.
His second wife was Lady Mary GREY, sister to Lady Jane. He d. 1571.
90 Hardinge F. Giffard, F.S.A., Lunacy Commission, 66, Victoria Street, London, S.W., is interested
in GIFFARD (or GIFFORD) SCOTT, Essex, and branches in Herts., London and Norfolk "
FITZWARINE, any, especially Brightleigh HILL, on ? counterchanged field a lion passant
CHAMBERS (or DE LA CHAMBERS), Sussex, present representatives.
91 J. Nesbitt Dowling, 67, Douglas Road, Handsworth, Birmingham, England.
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32 H. C. Fanshawe, 72, Philbeach Gardens, London, S.W., is interested in MILDMAY, Chelmsford
BOURCHIER, Barnesley, Gloucs. HARRISON, Lanes. SWELLING, London LE GRYS,
_ Norfolk. _
93 Hellier Gosselin-Grimshawe, Errwood Hall, Buxton, England, is interested in FEERY, Edworth,
Beds. GOSSELIN, Jersey, 1339-1400 HADSLEY, any HADSLIE, any HUMBERSTONE,
Herts, and Essex LAWRENCE, Herts., 1680-1750 MANNISON, Edworth, Beds., 1690-1790
RAYMENT, Barkway and Bennington, Herts., 1600-1760.
94 Lieut.-Col. W. O. Cavenagh, The Red House, St. Margarets-at-Cliffe, Dover, England, is in-
terested in KAVANAGH (or CAVENAGH), Leinster, 1600-1750 ODIARNE, Isle of Oxney,
_ Kent. _
95 Miss O. M. Heath, Albury, Guildford, Surrey, England, is interested in fSLOMAN, London, i8th
cent. t^KENHEAD, Newcastlc-on-Tyne, before 1790 fFASSON, before 1750 fDrxoN,
Newcastle-on-Tyne, before 1759 Ancestors wanted of James BARCLAY, of Dalkeith,
schoolmaster, d. about 1769 Parents wanted of John-Fenn HALFORD and Thomas
HALFORD, ? brothers, ? b. about 1750.
96 Rev. Arthur Hillersdon Snowden, Ketton Vicarage, Stamford, England, is interested in SNOW-
DEN, before 1733, when family was living in or near Ripon, especially wants information
about ancestors of George SNOWDEN, b. 1733 at or near Ripon, also Arms and Crest.
97 Count Eugene von Rosen, Orbyhus Castle, Sweden, is interested in VON ROSEN.
' 98 Jhr. W. A. BeelaertS van Btokland, Koninginnegracht 62, The Hague, Holland. _
99 Arthur F. Bardwell, 91, Woodside Terrace, Springfield, Mass., U.S.A. _
100 Mrs. Mary Stevens Beall, 1643, Wisconsin Avenue, Washington, D.C., U.S.A. _
101 Dr. phil. Philipp Losch, Kgl. Bibliothekar, Steglitz, Berlin, Kaiser Wilhelmstr. 21, Deutschland.
102 John Hobson Matthews (professional), Somerset House, Monmouth, is interested in MATTHEWS,
Norfolk and Cornwall, i8th cent. HOBSON, North Lincolnshire, before 1800 LEMAL,
France, Cornwall, before 1750 COLE, Bristol, about 1820 ROSE WALL Wanted informa-
tion as to the arms : " Sable, a chevron between three escallops argent," ascribed to
MATHEWS by Gwillim in 1780 ; also information of Sir Cornelius COLE who md. Rachel
_ REED of Tenby, 1827. _ ____^_ _
103 F. S. Snell, The Ferns, Burroughs, Hendon, London, N.W., is interested in SNELL, Berks,
_ Bucks., Oxon PILE, Wilts. _ __ _
104 William Brad brook, M.R.C.S., Bletchley, Bucks., England, is interested in Huguenot genealogy
(French) and in Worcestershire families, also in BRADBROOK(E) and BRAYBROOK(E), before
_ 1800 HOOD, Norfolk and Suffolk, 1600-1800. _ _^___ __
105 Rev. Edward Cookson, 34, Warrington Road, Ipswich, England, is interested in CHORLEY,
Somerset COOKSON, Yorks. HILL, Yorks.
106 Joseph Joshua Green, 182, Upper Grosvenor Road, Tunbridge Wells, England, is interested in
Quaker and Flemish Huguenot families to 1800, also in DOLEING (or DOLLING), Bristol
i7th cent. RUDDLE, Bristol and District, I7th cent. DRAKE, Clifton and Liversedge,
Yorks, 1550-1660 GURNELL, Spooner's Close, Cartmel Fell, 1550-1750 ILBERRY, Berks.,
1600-1700 MARKES, Gayton and Pattishall, Northants., 1570-1750 TUBE, Bath, 1650-
1800 WILMER, Co. Warwick, especially Sherborne WELFOOT, St. Helens Auckland
ALCHORNE, Sussex Wanted i7th cent, marriages family of MARKES, Gayton, Northants.
Wanted parentage of Ann COLDWELL, wife of Joseph PEASE, of Felkirk, Yorks. _
107 Henry Hutchins French, Sutton, Surrey, England, is interested in FRENCH, Essex, Suffolk,
_ Cambs. _ ___ _
108 Herbert Druitt, Christchurch, Hants., England, is interested in DRUITT, any BRACEBRIDGE,
Southampton, since beginning I7th cent. TORY, Lincolnshire and Dorset GOLDWYER,
Somerford, Hants. BUGG, Dorset HARVEY, Hemsworth, Dorset.
109 Joseph Hambley Rowe, M.B., C.M., 88, Horton Grange Road, Bradford, Yorks., England,
is interested in all Cornish families, Men of Genius, Airedale and Wharfedale families, also
in BRANWELL, Cornwall BRONTE (or PRUNTY) BOLLAND, Wharfedale HAMBLEY (or
HAMLY) HARVEY, Cornwall POLGLASE ROWE, Cornwall LEYL AND, Wharfedale WADE,
Skipton WRATHALL, Wharfedale.
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110 Henry Hartopp, 81, Barclay Street, Narborough Road, Leicester, England, is interested in
HARTOPP (or HORTOPP), Kent, before 1530.
111 E. Dwelly, " Ardmor," Hill Crest, Herne Bay, Kent, England, is especially interested in Somer-
setshire, Devon and Dorset families, also fSwEET, Devon, before 1784 tDEAN, Salop,
before 1804 fHiLL, Bucks, before 1761 fDoRRELL, Devon, before 1760 fLucAS, before
1804 fCAMBERS, Hampton, Middlesex, before 1805 DWELLY DE WELLES WELLES
fWiLLiAMS, Salop, especially Shrewsbury, before 1805 John DWELLY, who d. at Kelston,
Somerset, 1792, was living there 1744. Wanted place and date of birth of himself and
wife Ann (d. Kelston, aged 87, 1805), also her maiden name and both their mothers' maiden
names, also any data about J. D.'s ancestors.
112 Colonel J. V. V. Baker, Provis, Batcombe, Evercreech, Bath, England, is interested in all
Huguenot refugee families, also in VASHON, London and Waterford, 1685-1739 fVoLANT
BAKER, Bristol, i8th cent. Descendants wanted of Peter VASHON, Sheriff of Water-
ford, Ireland, 1735, and of SIMON VASHON, junior, who was mayor three times.
113 Govert Indebetou, Linnegatan, 81, Stockholm, Sweden, is interested in IN DE BETOU INDE-
BETOU IN DE BETOUW.
114 Th. R. Valck Lucassen, 42, Koninginnegracht, The Hague, Holland, is interested in MORRIS,
Monmouths., Wales, before 1660, afterwards of Morrisania, N.Y., U.S.A., and Holland
Ancestors wanted of James GRAHAM, Attorney-General of the province of New York about
1690 ; his daughter, Isabella, md. Lewis MORRIS, of Morrisania, Governor of New Jersey
Wanted information about Mary WALTON, wife of General Lewis MORRIS, signer of the
Declaration of Independence, U.S.A., and her family.
115 Geo. W. Chamberlain, 29, Hillside Ave., Maiden, Mass., U.S.A.
116 C. G. Hubbard, M.D., Hovnell, New York, U.S.A. ~
117 John T. Kemp, Silver Birches, Gotham Grove, Bristol, England, is interested in KEMP, Essex
TABOR, any.
118 Henry R. Leighton, F.R.Hist.S., East Boldon, R.S.O., Co. Durham, England, is interested
in Durham and South Northumbrian (Tyne Valley) families, also in LEIGHTON BATES,
Holywell, Prudhoe, Northumb. THOMPSON, Guisborough, Upleatham, Yorks. HIND-
MARSH, Wallsend, Benton, Northumb. EWBANKE, any before 1700 BRAITHWAITE, Dar-
lington SCARTH, Cleveland, Yorks. FRENCH, Ryton, Durham FITZWARINE, before 1200
GREEN, Corbridge, Bywell, Northumb., before 1800 Information relative to Richard
THOMPSON, R.N., about 1790 desired.
119 Vere L. Oliver, Whitmore Lodge, Sunninghill, England, is interested in all West Indian families,
also in ADEY, Co. Glouc. BENETT, Co. Wilts. BROWN, Leesthorpe, Co. Leic. LANGFORD,
Cos. Somerset, Wilts., Dorset NASH, Portugal OLIVER, Bristol and Malmesbury chiefly
Information desired about Jonas LANGFORD, a Quaker, who emigrated to the West Indies
in 1660.
120 W. G. Richards, " Holywell," Combe-in-Teignhead, Teignmouth, Devon, England, is interested
in West Country families, also in MADDOCK SEARLE WALTER TINCOMBE GLANVILLE
RICHARDS HAKEWILL CALTARD (or COLLARD) URMSTON ANNE (or ANN) DICKINSON
DANGAR A VERY.
121 J. W. FawCCtt, Satley, Tow Law, Co. Durham, England, is interested in pedigrees belonging to
the County of Durham, of which he has over 5,000, also in ASKELL, Durham, Yorks.
CHARLTON, Tyneside FAWCETT, Corbridge, Northumb.
122 Leonard Morgan May, 60, Shooters Hill Road, Blackheath, Kent, England, is interested in
VAUX family, especially wishes to know from whom Robert W., of Harefield, Middlesex, i8th
cent., is descended BARNARD family, and from whom is Francis B., of London, Doctor,
about 1800, descended ? GAMES family, and from whom is William-Langhorne G., of
Hampstead, d. 1732, descended ? Information wanted about any RICHARDS families
except those contained in " Berry," especially the Irish branch.
123 Rev. W. E. Bartlam, Christ Church Vicarage, Wakefield, England, is interested in BARTLAM
(or BERTRAM, the earlier name), of Northumb. before 1290, after that date settled at Shell,
Worcestershire, and in Warwickshire Information wanted connecting Robert BERTRAM,
"Miles de Beauchamp " (vide Chron. of time Edward II.), killed at Bannockburn, and
Richard BERTRAM, Shell, Worcestershire, 1292.
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124 T. Hoffmann-Baginski, Hauptmann a.D., Burg Berwartstein-Erlenbach bei Dahn, Pfalz,
Deutschland.
125 F. W. Baker, P.O. Box 256, Bridgeport, Conn., U.S.A., is interested in BAKER pedigrees before
1650 fBAKER, of the Weald of Kent before 1660 Antecedents wanted of the brothers,
Thomas and Richard BAKER, who, with their nephew John, and their niece Katherine,
left England for America about 1640. They were from the Weald of Kent.
126 Rev. Wm. Doveton Keith-Steele, St. Jude's Vicarage, Mildmay Park, London, N., is interested
in STEELE, Cumberland (Bewcastle and Carlisle district), " from Cheshire " originally, about
1700-1750 WHITFIEI.D, Fck. or Fck. P(arry), son of Thos. and Jane Whitfield, Whixall ?
or Threapwod, Shropshire ; wanted data birth about 7 January, 1827, and other parental
details.
127 Count Carl Trolle-Bonde, Trolleholm, Sweden.
128 Friherre Fredrik Magnus Stackelberg (professional), Wiborg, Finland.
129 Silas Carmi Wheat, 987, Sterling Place, Brooklyn, N.Y., U.S.A., wishes to trace the ancestors
of Joshua Wheat, aged 17 in 1635 ; certificate from the minister of St. Saviour's, South-
wark ; returned 1640 to father, then living ; his brother, Moses, remained in America.
130 Wm. Byron Handy (professional), 585, Tremont Street, Boston, Mass., U.S.A.
131 Oskar von Koscielski, Oberleutnant im Infanterie Regiment, No. 31, Wielandstr. 29', Altona
bei Hamburg, Deutschland.
132 Harry Speight, Priestthorpe, Bingley, Yorks., England (author of Yorkshire books), is interested
in all Yorkshire families, also in SPEIGHT, Yorks. (wants connection with " Thomas SPIGHT
of Yorkshire," Visit, of London, 1634) CURRER, Yorks., I7th century SUGDEN, Yorks.
(Lord St. Leonard's branch) MOORHOUSE, Craven, Yorks. Wants proof of parentage of
Thomas HARDCASTLE, who settled at Bolton-le-Moors, Lanes., in or before 1799.
133 Bernard P. Scatter good, M.A., 7, Cookridge Street, Leeds, England, is interested in KIMBERLEY,
Bromsgrove, Wore. PAGE, Stockton-on-Tees, 1650-1900 WHARTON, Descendants of
Thomas, second son of Thomas, second Lord W. SCATTERGOOD, any, English or American
GILBERT, London, i8th cent. KEMP, London, end of i8th cent. AISLABIE, any
JARVIS (or JERVIS, &c.), London, i7th cent. BURNISTON, Cheshire and East Indies,
I7th cent. Five guineas reward offered for the birth or baptism of Thomas SCATTER-
GOOD, who md. Hannah KIMBERLEY at Bromsgrove, Wore., in 1735. The same for any
proof of connection between S. family and Bromsgrove or neighbourhood before that date.
The same for the marriage of Thomas S. and Elizabeth JARVIS ( JERVIS, &c.), probably in
London about 1667 ; perhaps a Quaker marriage. Two guineas reward for the marriage of
Matthias S. and Judith NORTH, in London, about 1655. One guinea for birth or baptism
of any of their children. John BURNISTON was Deputy Governor of Bombay at the end
of the i7th cent. (d. 1704) ; wanted his parentage, arms, and any information about
him or his family. There is reason to think that he had two daughters, Arabella (md.
firstly FORBE, md. secondly John SCATTERGOOD), and Sarah, md. William POWNALL,
father of Governor Pownall. Proof is required.
134 Percy A. Bowyer, A.C.A., 3, Eastcheap, London, E.G., is interested in BOWYER PAGET, Kent
and Surrey LUXFORD, Sussex. Wanted marriage of Thomas BOWYER and Margaret,
daughter of Richard LUXFORD, of East Grinstead, Sussex, in 1666.
135 Raymond Tinne Berthon, c/o Mr. T. W. Ellis, Treglow Villa, The Lizard, Cornwall, England,
is interested in DAVAL, St, Anne's, Blackfriars, and Covent Garden, London fGELSKERK,
The Hague HARRISON, Limehouse, Stepney LYON, Liverpool and Thingwall, Lanes.
PARK, Water and Dale Streets, Liverpool PARR, Westleigh, Lanes. Wanted maiden
name of Ellen BIRCH, of Liverpool, widow, md. Chester, 1706, to John PARK, of Liverpool
Wanted first wife of Peter DAVAL, of St. Paul's, Covent Garden, Gent., md. secondly 1695
Priscilla Burges Wanted maiden name of Mary, Mrs. John LYON, of Liverpool and Thing-
wall, md. before 1713 Identification of Arms : Or, a fesse chequy Argent and Azure,
between in chief three cross-crosslets and in base a covered cup with handles Gules. Is
"~ this a STEWART or BURGES coat ?
136 Rev. Reginald Illingworth Woodhouse, The Rectory, Merstham, is interested in ILLINGWORTH,
Bradford, Yorks. HALL, Wilts. Wanted information about James WOODHOUSE, of
Rowley Regis, b. 1735, d. 1820, and kindred relations.
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137 Ralph J. Beevor, Reymerston, Manor Road, St. Albans, England, is interested in AYTON,
Norfolk and Suffolk BEEVER, Penistone, Yorks. GRIFFIN, Westminster and London
LUBBOCK POSTLE Wanted evidence of marriage of Abraham BEEVER and Elizabeth
(? SAVILE), about 1650-57, probably in West Riding.
138 Rev. F. J. BadCOCk, St. Augustine's College, Canterbury, England, is interested in BADCOCK,
Ashbury and Pyrton, before 1750 WEST, Hythe, before 1800 RICHARDS, Berks., before
1700 BRADSHAW, Windrush and Kelmscott, before 1700 SMITH, Minster Lovell, before
1750 HATHERWAY, Filkins, Oxon., before 1750 AYLMER, Bp. of London, i6th cent.
SILVESTER, Berks., before 1700 BROOKES, Hanney, Berks., before 1700 DEANE, Hamble-
don, before 1750 Wanted information about Mary IREMONGER, who md. Charles MAY,
of Burghfield, in 1741.
139 J. Pim Strangman, 9, Clydesdale Road, Netting Hill, London, W., is interested in STRANGMAN,
1581-1610 Robert and Thomas STRANGMAN, of Hadleigh Castle, Essex, 1581, of Chilton
and Liston, Suffolk, 1610 ; Robert S. md. Susan FORDE, widow of FORDE, of Stam-
bridge, Essex ; Thomas S. md. Dorothy ; dates of their marriages ? ; wanted also infor-
mation concerning Michael S., of Canterbury, 1160-1180 ; Michael S. is mentioned in the
STRANGMAN pedigree compiled about 1612 by Augustine Vincent, Deputy Keeper of Records
in the Tower and subsequently Windsor Herald. This pedigree was deposited in the
Heralds' College about 1626. The Strangman pedigree has since been completed up to
the present time by this contributor and it has been duly recorded in the Heralds' College.
140 Miss Lilian Dean, 29, Craven Hill Gardens, London, W., is interested in DEANE, Weare,
Somerset, before 1640 BEAKMAN (or BEATMAN ?) FINLAY, Canada, especially before
1796 ROSSER W'anted connection of Robert DEANE, of Weare, Somerset, b. 1640, d. 1711,
with the DEANE family of Dromore.
141 Walter Markby, 24, Westbourne Terrace Road, London, W., is interested in MARKBY MORLEY,
1675 to 1775 Wanted birthplace of William MARKBY, of Cambridge md. Elizabeth
MORLEY, at Cambridge 1715, and d. at Cambridge 1760.
142 Ph. von Platen, Ystad, Sweden.
143 J. J. Reddingius, LL.D., Zutphen, Holland, is interested in fREDDiNG(ius), England, West-
falen, before 1615. The family is said to have had an English origin. S. Leigh's "Supple-
menta Critica " is said to include a reference to an author named REDDING or REDDINGIUS.
The family has been traced back to Jodocus REDDINCK, b. in 1566 on Schultenhause
" Reddingeshove " ? (nr. Hamm, Westfalen ? ; Osnabriick ?) His first wife of three before
1615 ? Since 1603 until the present the family has always been represented among the
Dutch clergy. Coat of Arms : A chevron between three cramps (? azure and argent).
Are these Arms known ?
144 Frank Barnum Culver, 1501, Linden Ave., Baltimore, Md., U.S.A.
145 Bernard A. Leonard, De Pere, Brown County, Wisconsin, U.S.A., is interested in families of
the following : Roger AMMIDOUN, Salem, Mass., before 1637 J onn DEIGHTON, Gloucester,
England, md. Jane BASSETT Richard ELLIS, Dedham, Mass., before 1636 Solomon
LEONARD, Monmouthshire, England, and Leyden, Holland Peter NOYES, Penton, South-
ampton, England, 1638 William ORCUTT, Scituate, Mass., before 1667 John ROPER,
New Bucknam, England, before 1637 Who was Sarah, the first wife of Roger AMMIDOUN ;
any information about him wanted. Who was the father of Solomon LEONARD, the earliest
settler in America ?
146 Otto Katlffmann, Fabrikant, Hildastrasse 15, Mannheim-on-the-Rhein, Germany.
147 Conway Dighton, (professional), 2, Blenheim Terrace, Cheltenham, England, is interested
in fHoPKiNS, Llanfihangel, Mon., Newland, Glouc. jHowELL, Pembroke, I7th cent.
fKEYT, Alcester, i6th cent. fLiSTER, Old Ford, Middlesex, I7th cent. fMsiN,
Madras, 1795-1810 *NASON, Stratford-on-Avon and Warwick *PEMBRIDGE (or PEMBRUGE)
Heref. and Glouc. Peds. 1569-1683 with cont. fWHEAT, Coventry and Walsall, i6th
cent. Sam. ALLEN, Senior, Lisconnan, Dervock, Antrim, d. 1820 ; wanted wife's name,
surname and connection with ADAIR family of Loughanmore, Park Gate, Belfast Rich.
BAYLY, Presid. St. John's, Oxon; wanted kinship to Archbishop LAUD (Walker, Suff. Cler.).
148 Lieut.-Colonel Fishwick, F.S.A., The Heights, Rochdale, England.
149 j.Rev. Allen Stewart Hartigan, 56, South Parade, Banbury, Oxon, England.
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150 Rev. H. L. L. Denny, M.A., Holy Trinity, Sloane Street, London, S.W., is interested in ALEN,
Kildare CONINGSBY, Herefordshire DAY, especially Kerry DENNY, especially Essex,
Herts., Norfolk and Kerry FOREST, especially Hunts. LAW, Scotland and Ireland
LIMRICK, especially Ireland LYSTER (or LISTER), Roscommon MAYNARD especially
London and Cork, before 1700 ROPER (Viscounts BALTINGLASS, &c.) TROUTBECK,
Cheshire, before 1550 Did Ruth, daughter of Christopher ROPER (brother of the last
Viscount BALTINGLASS) and wife of Thomas LANGLEY, leave descendants ?
151 Charles Reginald Haines, Skeyne House, Pulborough, Sussex, England, is interested in all
Baptist literature before 1700, also in HAINES, Sussex, before 1550 HAINES, HAYNES, &c.,
London and Home Counties before 1780 MOLINE, London, before 1700 (? French or Dutch)
PRICHARD, Herefordshire and Wales, before 1650 HOOK (or HOOKE), Charleston, So.
Carolina, before 1719 Peter MOLINE, b. about 1673, London. Will Dec. 1719, sealed with
Earl's coronet and monogram, A at back D.C. and H. interlocked.
152 Edwin Richards, J.P., Heathfield, Nantyderry, Abergavenny, Wales, is interested in all
PERROTT families of Breconshire, Monmouthshire, Herefordshire, also in JONES, Cadoxton
juxta Neath WILLIAMS, Bedwellty.
153 Rev. M. B. Wynne, West Allington Rectory, Grantham, Lincolnshire, England, is interested
in Kent, Sussex, Surrey, and Middlesex families, also in WYNNE, STARKEE, BACON,
CRYMES, BOVINGTON, all in i8th cent. 205. Reward will be given by him for the baptism
of Peter WYNNE, and Elinor his sister. He was b. in 1684 ! a ^ so IOs - Reward for the baptism
of PETER WYNNE, son of the above, b. 1713. He had an elder sister Sarah, b. about 1710,
and another, Jane. Mother's name believed to have been Gertrude (nee STARKEY). Also
los. Reward for marriage of Peter WYNNE about 1707. It is believed the above were
baptized in Kent or Sussex. Information about the parentage of Gertrude STARKEY is also
wanted, and place of burial, probably Kent or Middlesex between 1718 and 1724.
154 Colonel Edmund Cresswell Peele, Cyngfeld, Shrewsbury, England, is interested in PEELE,
and especially wants information about Joseph P., whose daughter Dorothy md. John
COPPENGER of Lincoln's Inn, London (d. Nov. 1758), and Joshua P. (son of Joseph), solicitor,
member of the firm of " Wilson & Peele," London.
155 Guy E. Winthrop, 42, Fitzgeorge Avenue, Kensington, London, W., is interested in WINTHROP,
and especially wants proof that Stephen W., who d. 1685, was son of Joshua W., of
Michells, near Bandon, Co. Cork, also name of Joshua's wife, date of Stephen's birth, likewise
Joshua's, and pedigree before 1498.
156 Colonel F. A. H. Lambert, United Service Club, Pall Mall, London, and Woodmansterne,
near Epsom, is interested in WILMOT, Surrey, Oxon, London THORNHILL, Notts., Lincoln,
Wilts., Kent, Barbados.
157 Fil. Kand. Vilhelm Ljungfors, (professional), Lund, Sweden, Editor of " Svenska Slakter "
(= Swedish Families), is interested in Walloon families, also in CLERCK (or KLERCK),
Scotland (particularly before 1600), England, America, South Africa BILLING (or BILLINGS),
America, Germany (Elsass), France AHSBERG, Germany (Wismar) A(A)GA(A)RD,
Denmark, Germany WULFF, Denmark, Germany MODEE (or MODEER), America
i SCHREIL, America HENCKEL, Germany, Denmark.
158 R. Mahon, Simla, India, is interested in MAHON, Barbados, and especially wants information
about Michael M., who d. in the Island of Barbados in 1744, and is buried in St. John's
Church.
159 Hon. Charles TubbS, Osceola. TiogaCo., Pa., U.S.A., is interested in early New England families
settled in Northern Pennsylvania, also in TUBES, Cambridge, England, before 1635
WARREN, Weymouth, Mass., 1638 BACON, Roxbury, Mass., 1665 GLEASON, Charlestown,
Mass., 1653 Wanted maiden name of Mercy, who md. Samuel TUBES. He was b. 1699,
Lyme, Ct. Wanted maiden name and residence after marriage of Mary, who md. Joseph
BACON. He was b. 1731, Woodstock, Ct. Wanted maiden name of Catherine, who md.
John WARREN. He was b. 1745, Plainfield, Ct.
160 Walter von St. Paul Illaire, Kaiserl. Bezirks Amtmann a. D., Berlin, W. 9, Potsdamerstr. 10^11,
is interested in VON ST. PAUL (DE SAINT PAUL).
161 William Louis King, 6, Mill Street, Maidstone, England, is interested in HENHAM, East Anglia
and Kent, before 1600 IDEN, Kent.
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162 Horace Ludington, M.D., Omaha, Nebraska, U.S.A., is interested in LUDINGTON fLuDDiNGTON,
1500-1637, Lincolnshire, Yorkshire, England PAGANS fHiGGiNS fEGGLESTON
fPiERSON, 1700-1800, Connecticut, Massachusetts From what port, on what vessel, did
William LUDINGTON (b. about 1608, md. Helen ), sail for America about 1636 ?
163 Colonel H. W. Pook, 121, Hither Green Lane, Lewisham, London, S.E., is interested in Nevis
and St. Kitts families, also in BLOOD fBuRGES (or BURGESS), East Sussex BURT, EARLE,
JULIUS, all of Leeward Islands fP ECKHAM > East Sussex fPrccHER, St. Clement Danes,
London SHARRY, St. Kitts, iSth cent. fSnERRY VAN POUCKE, Low Countries, i7th
cent. John LUCAS, of Dublin, will 1579 '> ^ wo sons, Peter and Silvester ; their children ?
Richard PILKINGTON, b. Lanes, about 1635 '> parentage ? John POOKE, md. Susanna
about 1720 ; their son John md. Sarah about 1755 ; marriages in or near Devon ; wives'
names ? Garrett TYRRELL, of Kildangan, md. a daughter of John GIFFARD, of Castle
Jordan, about 1678 ; which daughter ? Johannes VAN POUCKE md. Maria DERVEAU,
Dutch Church, Austin Friars, 1688 ; children ?
164 Bellingham A. Somerville, Clermont, Rathnew, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, is interested in
f& SOMERVILLE. ,______ 1 ___
165 George Brownen, Talnas, Grove Road,tChristchurch, Hants., England, is interested in BROWNEN
(or BROWNING), West of England, chiefly Hants, and Wilts, to Devon.
166 H. J. B. Clements, Killadoon, Celbridge, Ireland, is interested in CLEMENTS (or CLEMENT)
Cardigan, Kent, Somerset, Devon, Dorset Rev. William MOORE, Rector of Kilternel and
Liskenpere, Diocese of Ferns, Prebendary of Clone, 1694, md. firstly Elizabeth MASTERSON,
widow, secondly Alice, daughter of Henry MARTIN and widow of Thomas WHITFIELD,
d. intestate, 1705. Parentage wanted.
167 William M. Tapp, LL.D., F.S.A., 57, St. James Street, Piccadilly, London, S.W., is interested
in TAPP GRIMWOOD.
168 Honble. Lady Leighton Warren, Tabley House, Knutsford, Cheshire, England.
169 George Percy Townend, 39, Heidelberg Road, Bradford, Yorkshire, England, is interested
in JOWETT HOLDEN TOWNEND. Wishes to obtain particulars of the family of Richard
TOWNEND, Town Clerk of York in 1820, and of his brothers' families.
170 Henry Elliot Maiden, 7, South Square, Gray's Inn, London, W.C., is interested in any Surrey
Landholders and in MALDEN, Essex BETHUNE, Fife WHATMAN HARRIS, Papermaker, of
Kent Wanted names of parents of James WHATMAN, surgeon, Maidstone Three sisters
md. John DAY, of Antigua, John TADDY and Richard HARRIS (of Maidstone), 1734. Surname
wanted.
171 Mrs. Vincent Wortley Corbett, Chilton Moor, Fence Houses, Co. Durham, England, is interested
in SWANN, Hull and York, i7th cent. BRITTON, Forest Hill, Kent ERNST CASE,
Great Fransham, Norfolk Descendants wanted of John Swann, of Hull, merchant, d. 1638.
Also parentage of Thomas S., of York, b. 1700, ancestor of SWANN of York and of Askham
Hall. Also ancestors of General DE HANN.
172 Lieutenant Lennart Be If rage, 34, Norr Malnrstrand, Stockholm, Sweden, is interested in
BELFRAGE, England, Scotland and Sweden. BEAUFOY, Normandy and England Wanted
information about William BELFRAGE, of Pennington and Tulliochi, in Scotland, md.
Margareta, daughter of Lorence MERCER, of Aldrie ; his grandson, Henry B., of Pennington,
md. Joneta, daughter of Jacob BALRAM, Baron of Balram, and Lady Elizabeth STEWART of
Buckleve ; their son, Hans, b. in Culross, 1614, settled with his mother in Sweden, 1624.
Present owners and situation of Pennington and Tulliochi ?
173 Major H. F. Walters, I24th D.C.O. Baluchistan Infy., Loralai, Baluchistan, India, is interested
in BUDD, Bishops Waltham, Hants., 1750 FLAMSTEAD (or FLAMSTEED) LANSDALL,
Collingham ROLLE- WALTER VODIN, Gosport, Hants., 1695-1758, and Guernsey WALTER,
Stalbridge and Blandford, Dorset, before 1745 ; Worcester Park, Surrey, before 1745 ;
Westminster ; Thingden, Northants., before 1515 ; *Crawdon ; *Barbados ; *Salisbury
*Sarsden ; *Glamorgan ; *Devon ; *Pembroke ; *Condell, Yorks. ; *Wimbledon
WALTERS, Dorset, Hants. Peter WALTER, of Stalbridge Park, Dorset, 1663-1746, and
John W., of Worcester Park, Surrey, d. 1745 ; wanted any information concerning ancestry
and near relations of above John WALTERS, b. about 1670, md. Sarah , both of
Blandford, Dorset, moved about 1700 to Portsmouth ; wanted any information.
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174 Mortimer A. Allen, 2640, Indiana Ave., Chicago, 111., U.S.A.
175 Charles T. Caldwell, M.D., 1309, Ninth Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., U.S.A.
176 Edward Conder, F.S.A., J.P., The Conigree Court, Newent, Gloucestershire, England.
177 Lieut. -Colonel G. S. Parry, 18, Hyde Gardens, Eastbourne, England, is interested in
PARRY PERRY HARVEY, Essex, London Daniel HARVEY, R.N., </.[at Wivenhoe, 1793,
aged 71, md. about 1775, Elizabeth . Wanted his father and hers.
178 C. Davies Sherborn, 49, Peterborough Road, Fulham, London, S.W., is interested in SHERBORN
SHIRBURNE Wanted any SHERBORN information, from MS. sources, not included in
" Family of Sherborn," 1901.
179 Wm. Dickinson Keep, 431, Pacific Street, Brooklyn, N.Y., U.S.A.
180 Francis H. Relton, 9, Broughton Road, Thornton Heath, Surrey, England, is interested in
AUDLEY, especially Norfolk fCnuRCH, any pedigrees before 1750 DETHICK, especially
NORFOLK RUGGE, Staffs., before 1335 -{TANNER, Market Lavington, Wilts., before 1650
(Bishop Tanner's family) fTiLL, any before 1800 fGiLBERT, Herts., before 1800
'KEBBEL, Kilby, Leicester, before 1800 fGoDDARD CARTER, Alverscot, Oxon, before 1700
WYNNE, Ancestry Richard W., Bailiff, Shrewsbury, 1616 Ancestry of Joan AUDLEY, md.
Philip DETHICK, I5th cent., also his mother's name? Connection between Staffordshire
and Norfolk families of RUGGE ?
181 Arthur Ridgway Denton, 22, Richmond Terrace, Whitchurch, Salop, England, is interested in
all DENTON families, but especially in those of Oxfordshire ; Cardew, Cumberland ; Leighton,
Cheshire ; Kent, about 1600 ; Suffolk, about 1600 DAVIES, Bronington, Flint, about
1750 DAVIES, Lord Mayor of London, 1677 ; HUGHES, Coidiog, Denbighs., 1760 COLLEY,
Cuddington, Malpas, 1600 COLLEY, Ebnal, Malpas, 1600 RENSHAW, Timperley, Cheshire,
1683 Captain Arthur DENTON, buried Church Coppenhall, 1658 Lancelot COLLEY,
Cuddington, Cheshire, buried Malpas, 1602 Arthur DENTON, son of William D. and Anna,
daughter of Walter, second son of Baron WINDSOR, b. 1590-1610.
182 Francis Darwin Swift, Denstone College, Staffs., England, is interested in SWIFT, Monmouth-
shire, Herefordshire, Gloucestershire ; 1725-1800 Hezekiah SWIFT (b. 1776 at English
Bicknor), son of Timothy S., md. Mary DUKES at Newland or Coleford 1805, d. at Mon-
mouth 10 May 1835 '> wanted information as to Timothy and his ancestors.
183 Edward Kettle, Coningsby Villa, Meopham Kent, England, is interested in fCoNiNGSBY
fCHALLEXOR fTlLLBROOK fP IT CHFORD fLODGE tPYCH fHEDLEY |RED M AN Who
was the father of Edward CONINGSBY (schoolmaster), who md. at Meldreth, Cambs., lived
there about 1730 ? He was not a native of the place.
184 Basil King, 90, Cannon Street, London, E.C., is interested in KING, Suffolk, 1550 to 1650
SHAW, Mortlake, 1730 to 1800 HILL, Newent, 1700 to 1780 UPTON, Putney, 1720 to
1780 Where did Henry SHAW marry Dorothy HILL, 1730-50 ? Where did John UPTON
marry Elizabeth HILL, 1730-50 ? Who were the parents of John HILL, Rector of Monning-
ton, 1760 to 1776 ?
185 Baron Harald Fleetwood, Mansbo, Goteborg, Sweden, is interested in the FLEETWOOD family.
186 Lieut. -Colonel Alfred Horsford Bingley, Simla, India, is interested in BINGLEY, Broughton,
Flint ; Blyth, Notts. ; Yorks. ; Co. Down ; Middlesex ; London -fGREGORY, London
fPniLPOT, Kent AUSTEN, Surrey BINGLEY, wanted information about medical man this
name who was practising at East Retford, Notts., first half of iSth cent. Also about
BINGLEY family of Blyth, Notts., with which he was probably connected, and BINGLEY,
of Broughton, Flint, from whom the Blyth family was derived Wanted information about
family of John Wentworth GREGORY, of London (son of Rev. Thomas G. by Helena,
daughter of John THOMSON, ist Lord HAVERSHAM), whose daughter Frances md. Robert
AUSTEN, of Shalford, Surrey, in 1772 -Wanted information regarding family of Frances
ALLEN, wife of John Wentworth GREGORY, of London. She is stated to have been a
descendant of patriot HAMPDEN. Alive about 1770 Wanted information regarding parent-
age of Lieut. -General Philip PHILPOT (1770-1843). He served in India in the 76th Foot
and 24th Light Dragoons and took part in the Mysore, Mahratta and Pindari Wars.
Believed to have belonged to a Kentish family.
187 Harlow Lindley, Earlham College, Richmond, Indiana, U.S.A.
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188 Colonel William Francis Prideaux, C.S.I., I, West Cliff Terrace, Ramsgate, Kent, England, is
interested in HAWKINS, Kingsbridge, Devon ELFORD, South Devon CHADDER, Totnes,
South Devon JAGO, Dartmouth, Devon DOTTIN, South Devon PEARSE, South Devon
BETHUNE, Skye MACOUEEN, Skye TONDECLAIR (? Huguenot) PRIOR, Gloucestershire
Sampson WYSE, Dittisham, South Devon, parentage and wife's name, with any particulars
of family and ancestry wanted.
189 George West Maffet, Lawrence, Kansas U.S.A.
190 Freiherr von Hodenberg, Major a.D., Hannover, Meterstr. 8, Deutschland. Interesse fur
eigene Familie, Freiherr VON HODENBERG, (i) Erbittet Ahnentafeln der angeheirateten
Gemahlinnen (2) Erbittet Nachrichten liber ausgestorbene Familie VON HODENBERG
in Flandern (3) Erbittet Nachrichten iiber seine Familie.
191 Sir Charles H. S. Rich, Baronet of Shirley, F.S.A., Devizes Castle, Wiltshire, England, is
interested in RICH, Essex, Norf., Suff., Hants., Middx., London and Bullhouse (Yorks.)
ST. LIZE called LE RICHE, Earls of HUNTINGDON and NORTHAMPTON, about 1070 LE
RICHE of Riche's Place, Hants., about 1270 RICH, Archbishop of Canterbury, about 1230
BOSTOCK, Bostock, Cheshire Wanted pedigree of Rev. John BOSTOCK, Canon of
Windsor, 1757, md. heiress of John HOPSON, of Beenham, Berks.
192 Ernest G. Stackhouse Apedaile, Sullyngton Cottage, Broadbridge Heath, Horsham, Sussex,
England, is interested in APEDAILE, any before 1767 STACKHOUSE, especially Northumb.,
Durham HUTCHINSON, Yorks., Staffs. BURRELL, Cornwall.
193 Doctor William Scot (of Somerset East, Cape Colony), c/o G. M. Stewart, Talnotrie, Woking,
t Surrey, England, is interested in STEWART, Wigtownshire, Scotland, and North of Ireland,
I7th cent, and beginning of i8th Wanted parentage and information concerning Anthony
STEWART, in Craighdow Farm, near Whithorn, Co. Wigtown, Scotland, say 1714-1721;
believed to have been formerly (1683) in Carleton Farm adjoining ; possibly from North
of Ireland, and of Garlics stock ; his wife's name was Barbara MACKINLEY; his children
were (i) James, in Craiglemine Farm, Glasserton parish, 1722-1754, md. Margaret MILLIGAN;
removed 1754 to Boreland of Kirkcowan, and d. there. (2) Patrick, (3) Margaret, md.
July 1727 Alexander ROXBURGH, (4) Jannet md. April 1740 Baillie Anthony HOUSTON, of
Whithorn, (5) Andrew, (6) John, in Bailliewhirr, (7) Robert. Wanted also any informa-
tion as to James STEWART, in Balliquhair, or Anthony STEWART, of Balsmith (sasine thereof,
1687), parish of Whithorn, or their descendants. The above were sons of Alexander
STEWART of Physgill, who d. 1653. Also as to Anthony, Andrew and Archibald STEWART,
sons of John Stewart Younger of Physgill by a daughter of Captain Stewart, of Ballymoran,
Co. Down, see McKerlie's " Lands and Their Owners." Also as to any connection of the
above Anthony STEWART, in Craighdow, with Stewarts in the North of Ireland Also as
to Hugh MILLER, who d. in London 13 February, 1762 ; especially parentage (probably
near Glasgow) ; burial place (probably London) ; he was Past Master, Blandford Lodge
82 of Freemasons, Scottish Constitution, in "Virginia" ; wanted name of his Mother Lodge
in Scotland or Virginia Also parentage wanted of John BAILLIE, merchant, Whithorn,
1691-1758 And parentage of Elizabeth CROWE, wife of another John BAILLIE, merchant,
Ramsey, Isle of Man, whose daughter Elizabeth, b. 1762, md. a Captain John BAILLIE,
Liverpool ; the Captain d. March, 1796. aged 70.
194 John B. Wainewright, 23, Dryden Chambers, 119, Oxford Street, London, W., is interested
in WAINEWRIGHT, London, before 1750 ; Ferrybridge, Yorks.
195 Rev. J. Harvey Bloom, (professional), Whitchurch Rectory, Stratford-upon-Avon, England,
in interested in Warwickshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire families. Wanted any
information about the family of BLOOM of Wells-next-the-Sea and the East Coast.
196 F. R. Gurney, 86, High Street, Hoddesdon, Herts., England.
197 William F. Reynolds, " Rosemount," Andersonstown, Belfast, Ireland, is interested in all
REYNOLDS, especially the following : REYNOLDS, Counties : Antrim, Down, Tyrone,
Donegall, Londonderry ; Towns : Castlefinn, Magherafelt, Moneymore. Townlands :
Drumrott, Derryloran, Annahavil. REYNOLDS, English settlers in Ireland i6th and I7th
centuries. Wanted information of ancestors of James REYNOLDS, b. 1698, d. 1758, son of
John, of Magherafelt, b. 1649 ; also of ancestors and descendants of James, who d. at
Annahavil, Co. Londonderry, 1796 ; also of his son, James, who emigrated to America,
probably New York, between 1796 and 1821, with his family.
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198 Thomas William Stratford, "The Bungalow," Cole Park Road, Twickenham, England, is
interested in STAFFORD, of Botham Hall, Mellor, Derbyshire Are there any descendants
alive of Richard, John and Joseph STAFFORD, sons of John S. of Winchester, who d. in 1784 ?
199 Major George Trevor Harley Thomas, F.S.A., F.R.C.S. Ed., 73, Harcourt Terrace, South
Kensington, London, S.W., is interested in THOMAS, Breconshire, South Wales fCniTTY,
Leatherhead and Farnham, Surrey Wanted information about the father of John THOMAS,
of Castle Street, Brecon (Statuary). John was b. in June, 1793.
200 Miss A. E. Ridley, 31, Daleham Gardens, Hampstead, London, is interested in RIDLEY
Wanted burial-place of Cuthbert RIDLEY, of Mickley-on-Tyne, d. about 1750.
201 Mountague Charles Owen, 9, South Street, Manchester, England, is interested in BURLEIGH
CLARKE NEDHAM O'BRIEN SEWELL.
202 Count Reinhold G. E. M. von Rosen, 48, Ostermalmsgatan, Stockholm, Sweden, is interested in
ROSEN and VON ROSEN, Sweden, Russia, Bohemia, Germany, France and Denmark
MOORE and JESSUP, both of Philadelphia, Penna., U.S.A.
203 Rev. Frank D. Newham, Chief Inspector of Schools, English School, Nicosia, Cyprus, is inter-
ested in NEWHAM, Derbyshire, and branch Dumbartonshire DARVALL, Huguenot origin
desired, before 1750 Wanted to establish connection between Ralph and Thomas NEWHAM
of Castleton, Derbyshire, mentioned in County History as entitled to bear arms about
1438 and Roger NEWHAM, Rector of Stavely, Chesterfield, 1642, and other Derbyshire
NE WHAMS.
204 Miss M. C. Smith, 4109, Pine Street, Philadelphia, Penna, U.S.A., is interested in English settlers
in the "Three Lower Counties," Penna., U.S.A., before 1700; also in BATES, American
Revolution BRINCKLE (any spelling), England, " Three Lower Counties," Penna., before
1780 CUBI.EY, before 1683 CURTICE, Phila., Penna., before 1687 CURTIS, "Three Lower
Counties," Penna., Penn's Council, 1689-90 and 1697-8 GREGORY, Penna., before 1780
SMITH, London. 1793 ; Baltimore, Md., U.S.A., 1795 MANLOVE THIBAULT, France,
St. Domingo Wanted ancestry (Virginia, Maryland, Delaware), descendants and death
of Elizabeth MANLOVE, who ntd. 1747 Peter BRINCKLE, Kent Co., Delaware, U.S.A.
Wanted ancestry (any date) of Frangois Adrien THIBAULT, of France, refugee from St.
Domingo, 1792.
205 Henry B. BettS, R.D. No. 23, Danbury, Conn., U.S.A.
206 Karl Georg Wentzel, Rittergutsbesitzer, Kemnitz, Oberlausitz, Dexitschland (vom i April,
1909, Rentier in Leipzig, Livia Strasse, 5), interessiert sich fur WENTZEL STEPHAN
WERTHER KRIENER Nachkommen cles Elias WENTZEL gesucht, welcher 1745 auf Veran-
lassung Friedrichs des Grossen von Gross-Schonau nach Schlesien zog.
207 E. Thirkell-Pearce, 27, Pennard Road, Shepherds Bush, London, W.
208 J. A. L. Beasley, Friar Lane, Leicester, England.
209 R. Freeman Billlen, Bow Library, London, E.
210 Miss M. Dryden, Canons Ashby, Byfield, Northants., England, is interested in ^KEARNEY
especially K. of Cashill, Rector of Loughgilly, Co. Armagh, d. 1771, aged 90 tL RD > especi-
ally of York Buildings, London, about 1700 JMARTYN, especially M., grocer, King Street,
Westminster, about 1629. ^
211 Rev. W. G. D. Fletcher, M.A., F.S.A., Oxon Vicarage, Shrewsbury, England, is interested
in Shropshire and Leicestershire families generally, also in ALPORT, Staffs., 1500-1700
ARROWSMITH, Gloucs. DARWALL, Cheshire and Staffs. DIMOCK, Gloucs. CHANDLER,
Essex, &c.,before 1830 FLETCHER, Staffs., 1500-1700 JEVON, Staffs., 1600-1800 KEELING,
Staffs., i7th cent. RUSSELL, Staffs., Wednesbury, &c., i8th cent. SCARTH, Yorks.,
&c. Richard CHANDLER, of Essex, d. about 1825 ; his ancestry wanted Also wants
ancestry of Thomas BROUGHTON, " Oxford Methodist," d. 1777.
212 Rev. W. E. Layton, Newbold House, Tennyson Road, Worthing, England, is interested in
LAYTON, especially of Cambs. fMARTiN, especially of Babraham, Cambs. GRIFFIN ^Amelia
GRIFFIN md. Charles MILLER. She was b. in 1764. Information wanted about her family.
213 Herbert E. Newman, Carisbrooke, Dynas Powis, Glamorgan, Wales, is interested in NEWMAN-
CAMBRIDGE RADNALL Wanted names of parents, and dates of birth and death of Thomas
; NEWMAN, of Mangotsfield, alive 1747, md. Martha .
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214 Rev. Edwin J. Marriner, Ardvoulan, Tor, Torquay, England, is interested in Old Noblesse
families Normandy, e.g., LE MARINIER, Marquis DE CANY, extinct 1730, and in descendants
of old English families in U.S.A. and Canada, see names below ALLEN, BENNETT and
CANNON, all three families from 1450, especially Hampshire and U.S.A. CHANDLER, from
1450, Winchester, Wilts., London and U.S.A. HACKETT, from 1450, especially Hampshire,
Ireland and U.S.A. KELSEY, Hampshire, Kent, Sussex, London, France and U.S.A.
MARTIN (or MARTYN), Edenbridge, Westerham, Kent, and U.S.A., 1470-1558 John CHAT-
TERTON, Governor of Portsmouth, 1545, Hampshire, Sussex, Lanes., and U.S.A., 1490-
!556 FLESHER md. MARRINER, whose arms indicate the family MARINIER, Lyonnais, date
not known. Or, three anchors posees two and one in a sea, Sa. ; Crest : Greyhound, ppr.,
gorged Or Also FLESHER, U.S.A. LE MARINER (MARYNER, MARRINER) of Westerham,
Kent (from 1200 to 1530), where old Mansion still called " Mariners" ; wanted information
from any source MYLLE (or MILLS), Southampton, 1470-1558 ; intermarried with John
CHATTERTON, Governor of Portsmouth, 1545. Also MYLLE (or MILLS), U.S.A.
215 John Wilson, 241, Pall Mall, Chorley, Lanes., England, is interested in all concerning the
CHORLEY and STANDISH families. Also in DUXBURY, of Duxbury TOOTELLS, Lower and
Higher Healey CHARNOCKS, Charnock and Astley WHITE, Chorley, 1300-1500 RIGBY,
Burgh and Layton GILLIBRAND, Chorley, Lanes. TRIGGE, Trigge Hall, Chorley
HAWLIE, I4th and I5th centuries WHITE ? , Arms, 1300-1500, Gules, three boars' heads
couped Argent, tusked Or, in engrailed bordure of the second, Chorley, Lanes.
216 Miss A. L. Webb, 33, Havelock Street, Sheffield, England, is interested in WEBB, before 1640
(Ireland) LEWER, before 1800 Her ancestor, George LEWER, md. at Widley, Hants.,
Nov. 1794, Martha SIBLEY, widow. Maiden name wanted.
217 Col. George D. Stawell, c/o Messrs. Cox and Co., 16, Charing Cross, London, S.W., is interested
in *STAWELL (or STOWELL), Cothelstone, Somerset, and Devon, before 1700. Wanted
descent from Stawells of Cothelstone, Somerset, of Thomas STAWELL (STOWELL) of
Hatherleigh, Devon, d. 1516. Inquisition post-mortem 1532 ; and of Rev. Thomas STAWELL,
of Luccombe, Somerset, d. 1732.
218 W. Schove, Clevelands, 9, Eldon Park, South Norwood, London, S.E., is interested in PEWTRESS
fScHOVE fP EACH > Northampton, about 1800 tScHOOF, (and the like). Information
wanted about Thomas PEWTRESS, d. 15 January, 1777, at Radley, near Warden (?), Berks,
age 92 ; and Benjamin Pewtress, d. 13 January, 1780, at Northampton.
219 Rev. F. W. Ragg, M.A., F.R.Hist.S., The Manor House, Lower Boddington, Byfield, R.S.O.,
England, is interested in all old Cumberland, Westmorland and North Lancashire families,
also in HAMMOND, Notts, before 1800 RAGG (or WRAGG), Derbyshire, Leicestershire,
Notts, and London before 1760 NEWSHAM, before 1760 BALME, Notts., before 1700
OSGATHORPE, Sheffield, before 1700 ASH, Staffs., before 1790 -BRUDENELL, Leicestershire,
before 1700 BOARDMAN, Norfolk, before 1800 EDWARDS, Northowram, Halifax, Yorks.,
before 1760 CLIBURN, before 1750. Wanted record of marriage of Thomas CLEBURNE
(CLIBURN, CLIBRON or CLIBRAN) and (?) Isabel - , about 1680.
220 M. Sahlstrom, (Arkivforskare = professional), Liljeholmen, near Stockholm, Sweden, Specialitet :
Arfs- & Slaktforskningar ; SAHLSTROM (or SALSTROM).
221 His Honour F. S. Udal, Chief Justice's Chambers, Antigua, West Indies, is interested in UDAL
(or UDALL), before 1750, Dorset .UVEDALE, after 1650, Dorset SYMONDS, Somerset and
Dorset, before 1750 PITFIELD, Dorset, before 1750 ROUTH, Dorset and Yorks.
222 Director C. V. E. Bjdrkman (beruflich= professional), Prakt. Handelsinstitut, Liibeck,
Germany. Spezialitat : genealogische Forschungen betreffs deutscher, danischer, schwe-
discher, norwegischer und finnischer Familien. Er interessiert sich f iir BJORKMAN, Gestrik-
land und Upland DIERCKS, Herzogtum Liineburg MARBURG, Herzogtum Liineburg
ROTHOFF RUDA SCHLIKAU (SCHLIECKAU, SCHLICKAU) SPARRMAN (SPARMAN) WlJK-
STRAND (W T IKSTRAND) WiTTFOOT, Kreis Lauenburg und Hamburg Was Anders Hansson
BJORKMAN, " klockare " in Ofvansjo till 1747, a son of Hans Andersson i Bjorke, " Lans-
man " in Hille 1685 ?
223 Rev. S. L. Ollard, St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, England, is interested in OLLARD, Cambs. and
Norfolk ; possibly Derbyshire NICHOLLS, Cambs. FARMERY, Bolsover, Derbyshire
Wanted information as to John OLLARD living in St. James' Parish, Westminster, London,
and his son John, Vicar of Monmouth, 1728-1732.
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224 Prof. Dr. jur. Michael Baron Taube, n Mytny Quai, St. Petersburg, Russia, interessiert sich
fiir alle Immigranten-familien in Alt-Zivland (Mittelalter) auch fur TAUBE TUVE DUVE
DOVE.
225 W. Towers Mynors, Berry Hill, Tixall, near Stafford, England, is interested in MINORS (or
MYNORS), Staffs. (Blakenhall, 1190-1700 ; Lichfield, 1620-1720 ; Uttoxeter, 1250-1908),
Herts., London, Kent, Army, Naval and East India Company Services, 1580-1700. Wanted
maiden name of Margaret , who married (probably Home Counties) William MINORS
(Captain East India Co.) before 1634. Her father's Arms, Chevron between three martlets.
226 Th. de Mare, Colonel of Horse, Eksjo, Sweden, is interested in the ancestry of Jacques Le Bel
DE MARE, who came to Sweden, 1644, from France (possibly Cambrai).
227 Miss Eveline Mellor, Bayswater, Umbilo, Natal, South Africa, is interested in MELLOR, any,
other than from Glover's Derbyshire.
228 Leopold Emmrich von Kleist, Hauptmann im Grossen Generalstabe, Berlin, N.W., 40, Roon-
strasse, 2, Deutschland, interessiert sich fiir fvoN FAVRAT, JACQUIER DEBERNAY Geburts-
tag und Geburtsort von Andreas VON FAVRAT, JACQUIER BE BERNAY, zuletzt Preus. General
der Infanterie, Gouverneur von Glatz, Ritter des Schwarzen Adler-Ordens, geboren 1730 ?
in Savoien ?
229 Thomas Wm. Marley, Marton Grove, Darlington, England, is interested in MARLEY, any
DE MERLAY, any RAINE, Tees Valley RAYNE, Tees Valley FETHERSTONHALGH,
Co. Durham DE WARRENNE, (early) MORGAN, Milnhouses MIDDLETON, Tees Valley before
1750 UMFREVILLE (early). Wanted particulars about wife's name and family in each of
the following marriages : George and Grace MARLEY, md. before 1656 Edward and
Elizabeth MARLEY, md. before 1636 William and Anne RAINE (or RAYNE), md. before
1695 William and Elizabeth RAINE (or RAYNE), md. before 1737. Both these are South
Durham families.
230 Perceval Lucas, (professional), 188, Marylebone Road, London, N.W., is interested in many
Quaker families in Sussex and Northants, also in DREWETT GORHAM GRAY HORNE
NEWNHAM (or NEWMAN), Sussex RICKMAN fSouxHERDEN, East Sussex VARNHAM
VERRALL. Wanted any information about HULBERT of Corsham, Wilts.
231 Rev. John Hastings Lloyd, Hartford House, Winchfield, Hants., England, is interested in
HASTINGS, Oxfordshire and Worcs. FERRERS, Bashall, Yorks., and Warws. WOODYATT,
Herefordshire and Worcs. TOWNSHEND, any THOMPSON, Plymouth, before 1800, and
Deal, Kent WILLIAMS, Flintshire, and Thame, Oxfordshire SALT, North Staffs. ST.
LEGER, Kent, and Annery, Devon BELLINGHAM, Sussex, before 1660 WHITE, Yorks.,
Derbyshire and Dorset Wanted ancestry of Rowland GRAHAM, of Glorum, Northumb.,
about 1730 ; and of Weyman LEE, of Middle Temple, London, Barrister-at-law, about
1720.
232 H>almar von Wernstedt, Captain R. Navy, Karlskrona, Sweden, is interested in VON WARN-
STEDT, any VON WERNSTEDT, any WERNSTEDT, any VON WCERNSTEDT, any VON
WARENSTEDT, any fCooMEY, Ireland fRiCE, Ireland Who was the German mother
" Walborg " of Lucretia, daughter of Prince Magnus of Sweden, married to Christopher
VON WARNSTEDT in 1585 ?
233 Samuel Henry Good, care of " The Advertiser " Offices, Adelaide, South Australia, is interested
in BRITTEN CROUGEY GOOD. _____
234 Gustav H. Lucas, Wiesbaden, Kellerstrasse, 15, Deutschland, interessiert sich fiir LUCAS, in
und aus Elberfeld, friiher Duisburg BOEDDINGHAUS TUNG, in und aus dem Siegerland ;
1500 in Zurich, Schweiz HARTKOP (oder HARTKOPF) STRUCKER.
235 Dr. Albert Brown Lyons, 72, Brainard Street, Detroit, Mich., U.S.A., is interested in all LYON
immigrants to America, also in LYON, England 1575-1625 What part of England
did Henry, Thomas and Richard LYON come from ? ; they settled in Fairfield Co., Conn.,
U.S.A., about 1648.
236 Charles H. Chandler, New Ipswich, New Hampshire, U.S.A., is interested in CHANDLER, before
1635 SHANESBURY (or SHANESBERG), before 1700 Wanted information about Roger
CHANDLER and his ancestors, of Colchester, Essex, (or Rochester), who md. in Holland,
1615.
237 E. N. Ratcliffe Jarrett, 22, Somerset Road, Southsea, England.
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238 F. Vine Rainsford, 66, Oseney Crescent, London, N.W., is interested in RAINSFORD Wanted
descendants of Thomas RAINSFORD, elder son of Charles R., of Clifford Chambers, apparently
disinherited in 1568 also descendants of Irish branch.
239 Rev. T. Whitton, Caswell, Towcester, England, is interested in WHITTON, any, especially
Shropshire (i^ih-iyth cent.), Northants. (i6th cent.) and Bucks. (i8th cent.) PINCKARD
Wanted origin of John WHITTON and Reynes (or Regnes, Latin Reina) his wife, who settled
at Helmdon, Northants, about 1570. Any instances of REYNES used as Christian name,
i6th cent. ? Descendants of Robert WHITTON, Chipping Wycombe, d. 1712.
240 Lieut. J. D. Fredrik at Sandeberg, Venersborg, Sweden.
241 W. Wijnaendts van Resandt, Captain of Cavalry, War Office, Batavia, Dutch East Indies.
242 Arthur Dimpfel, Leipzig, Nordstrasse, 21, Deutschland, interessiert sich fur DIMPFEL SIEBERT
HOELDER VILLFORTH Wo befindet sich das Original des Wappenbriefes (ausgestellt
14 . Januar 1556 durch Kaiser Karl V.) fiir Hans DIMPFEL, Burger in Regensburg ?
243 H. S. Tabor, Fennes, Braintree, England.
244 Llewellyn Lloyd Simpson, Brookfields, Littleover, Derby, England, is interested in SIMPSON,
before i7th cent. ANTILL, Derbyshire and Leics. LLOYD, Northants. CADE, before
i8th cent. DAKIN (DAKEYNE), before 1700.
245 Miss C. D. Honison Craufurd, Craufurdland Castle, Kilmarnock, Scotland, is interested in
BLACKWOOD, (merchant), Ayr, about 1670 DOUGLAS of Orbiston ELPHINSTONE of Calder-
hall, about 1680 FERGUSSON of Castlehill, Ayr, about 1691 FLETCHER of New Cranstoun,
Midlothian, 1670 HAY JOHNSTON of Monkton, 1689, and of RANNES, 1810 KERR of
Morriston, about 1670 MILLER of Barskinime, Ayrshire, about 1660 MITCHELL of Alder-
stone, Midlothian, 1707 and before MURRAY of Blackbarony, about 1685 and before
ORR of Barrowfield, Renfrewshire, 1760 VEITCH of Dawick, before 1800 WHYTE of New-
mains, bef. 1808 YOUNG of Craigleith, before 1664 Wanted mother of Janet BLACKWOOD,
md. Robert HAMILTON of Glengall 1670 and of Ann ELPHINSTONE, of Calderhall, md.
Thomas GORDON, 1680-1690 and of Mark KERR, of Morriston, md. Grizel COCHRANE,
about 1670 and of Margaret MITCHELL, of Alderstone, Midlothian, md. William HONISON,
of Braehead, 1707 Wanted parents, grandparents and great-grandparents of Janet ORR,
of Barrowfield and Grugar, Renfrewshire, md. John CRAUFURD, second son of Matthew C.,
and Esther FLETCHER, of New Cranstoun, his wife.
246 W. Kemohan, M.A., 115, Park Road, Ballynafeigh, Belfast, Ireland, in interested in Ulster
and Scotch-Irish families. Also in KERNOHAN, chiefly Antrim and Scotland HILTON,
Derry, Antrim and America GETTY, Ulster, Scotland and America HAMILL, Antrim
STEWART, Antrim DICKSON, Down, Antrim and America MCCALMONT, Antrim CHURCH,
Derry Wanted ancestors of KERNOHAN (CAIRNOCHAN) family near Ballymena, Antrim,
Ireland ; HILTON family, of Derry and Antrim, Ireland ; DICKSON, Samuel, emigrated
I79 -
247 Tonnes Algren, professional, Torstensonsgatan, n, Stockholm, Sweden.
248 Paul G. de Gore (de la Goire-Leoa) Attache au Ministere de Justice, Juge Honoraire, President
du Comite Imperial des Archives de Bessarabie, Delegue" de la Noblesse de Bessarabie,
etc., Kischineff, Bessarabie, Russie Meridionale.
249 Kammerherr und Oberstleutnant von Enckevort, Almerswind bei Schalkau, Thiiringen, Deutsch-
land, interessiert sich fiir aus Holland nach Brandenburg ausgewanderte Evangelische, 1600
auch fiir fvoN ENCKEVORT, Niederlande u. Belgien bis 1500 MICHIELSEN, Gerard, echevin,
Herzogenbusch, 1537 SHOOTERS, Peter Mathies, Herzogenbusch, 1537 LOMBAERTS, Jean,
Herzogenbusch, >{< 15 . April, 1533 BLOEYMAN, Joseph, Herzogenbusch, etwa 1550
fENCKEVORT, Zeger, canonicus, St. Jean, Herzogenbusch, 1507 fSTORBECK, Brandenburg
und Prag in 1600 fvow ENCKEVORT, Georg und Daniel, 1647, Officiere in Hessen-Cassel
fENCKEVORT, Franciscus, pastor, 1707 Erbeten Nachrichten iiber Arnold VON ENCKEVORT,
chevalier sous Henry I., Due de Brabant, 1210 ; Gerhard, 1301 ; Henry, 1340 ; Godefroy,
Daniel, Henry, 1380 ; Henry, Flobergus, 1435 ; Daniel, 1466 ; Jean, Pierre, Daniel, 1476 ;
David, Wilhelm, 1420 ; Pierre, 1568.
250 Col. W. F. N. Noel, The Great House, North Nibley, Dursley, Gloucestershire, England, is inter-
ested in VERNATTI DE ST. CROIX. ^ _
251 George Rickword, F.R.Hist.S., 38, Wellesley Road, Colchester, England.
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252 Mrs. Carrie Lucile Janeway-Monnette, 911, Western Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal., U.S.A., is
interested in JANEWAY and RUSSELL, both London to America about 1800 SHARON, EATON,
GILL, SMILEY and MC\VILLIAMS, all Penna, U.S.A. before 1800 ELRICK (ALRICKS), RAMSEY
and ALLEN, all Penna., U.S.A., before 1775 WOOD, Va., U.S.A., before 1800 POCAHONTAS.
descendants of, Va., U.S.A. Wanted ancestry of James JANEWAY, b. London, 1795 and
of Caroline RUSSELL, b. London, 1792.
253 Mrs. William Theobald Butler, 75, Kensington Gardens Square, London, W., is interested in
BRICKENDEN, Herts., before 1500, Kent 1500-1600. and Berks. 1580-1779. Wanted
marriage of * BRICKENDEN and Orby HUNTER, about 1729. Also ancestry of Anne
PECKHAM, md. BRICKENDEN, in Bath, 1767. Her mother's surname was WILLING.
254 Arthur Vere Woodman, Crafton, Boscombe, Hants., England, is interested in WOODMAN,
Bucks, and adjoining counties. Wanted information as to Arms of WOODMAN family of
Bucks.
255 R. Morris Richardson, Cathedral Buildings, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, is interested in
HUTTON, Sunderland, about 1840, Cleveland, North Yorks., before 1750 RICHARDSON,
Appleby, Pooley Bridge, and Hackthorpe, Westmorland, before 1800 ; Bolton ; went to
America.
256 Harald A. F. von Wachenfelt, Upsala, Sweden, is interested in FLEETWOOD VON WACHENFELT
fWACHENHAUSEN tWACHENHUSEN SPENS.
257 H. W. von Sandick, barrister, Jan van Nassaustraat, 101, The Hague, Holland.
258 Adam, Comte Lewenhaupt, Stockholm, Suede Toutes families de noblesse Suedoise, sp6ciale-
ment LEWENHAUPT.
259 Charles Edward Lamb, Kettering, Northants, England, is interested in LAMB, Ely, Cambs.,
and neighbouring counties before 1800 HUTCHINSON, Hunts HOLDEN, Ely, Cambs.,
about 1754 Wanted parentage of Elizabeth LAMB (md. John WATSON) ; of John and Joseph
L., Ely ; and of William L., Bungay, b. about 1700-1714 Also parentage of Rev. Benjamin
HUTCHINSON, of Kimbolton, about 1770.
260 Mark W. BuHen, 38, Mount Park Crescent, Ealing, London, W.
261 Reginald Stewart Boddington, 60, High Street, Worthing, England.
262 Harry W. Teed, 158, Camberwell Grove, Denmark Hill, London, is interested in BASTARD
GARWOOD LITHERLAND PERCY, (allied with Garwood family), end i8th cent. REES,
Carnarvon TEED WILLIAMS, (descended from Oliver CROMWELL) WILLIAMSON, Liverpool
and Ripon Wanted ancestors of Peter LITHERLAND, 1756-1804 and of WILLIAMSON,
Daniel (Artist), 1724-1796 Also ancestors and Arms of Richard TEED (R.N.), b. about 1755.
263 Lionel Babington Ravenscroft, Perth, Western Australia, is interested in all branches of the
RAVENSCROFT family, particularly those living in the North of Ireland before 1800 In-
formation wanted about the ancestors of Richard RAVENSCROFT of Drumnabreeze, Maghara-
lin, Co. Down, and of Ballinderry, Co. Antrim, b. 1731, d. 1770 ; about the descendants
of sons of George R. of Bretton in Flint, living 1580, especially of son William, of Lincoln's
Inn, who d. about 1629 ; about the ancestors of Varin DE BIVELIE, alias BYVELE, alias
BYLEGH, alias RAVENESCROFT, who granted lands to Dieulacres Abbey, temp Hen. III.
264 Heinrich Freiherr Droste ZU Huelshoff, Schloss Hamborn bei Paderborn,Westfalen, Deutschland,
interessiert sich fur alle adeligen Familien Westfalens auch fur Freiherr DROSTE zu
HUELSHOFF DROSTE zu MOLLENBECK DROSTE zu UHLENBROCK Herren VON DEKEN-
BROCK Freiherrn und Herren VON KETTELER Herren VON KETTLER und VON KETTES-
LAERE Margarethe DROSTE zu UHLENBROCK heiratet um 1600 einen schottischen Kapitain
KILPATRICK oder KIRPATRICK, (wahrscheinlich KIRKPATRICK) ; Vorfahren dieses Kapitains
sowie Nachkommen aus dieser Ehe.
265 Edward H. Williams, Jr., Woodstock, Vt., U.S.A., is interested in fWiLLiAMS, Flint, Lincoln
and Norfolk, before 1600 Wanted continuation of WILLIAMS (Co. Flint) lines of WILLIAMS-
MATHEW pedigree, Arms, Sable, a lion ramp. Argent, armed and langued Gules, given in
Thoresby's " Ducatus," to 1600, and especially to connect with this family Elizabeth
WILLIAMS, sole daughter and heir of Richard Williams, who bore same arms quartered with
ANDERSON, and also Robert WILLIAMS of Yarmouth and Norwich, Norf., and Roxbury,
Mass., U.S.A. (1608-93), son of Stephen, whose immediate descendants bore same arms.
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266 Stanley Austin, 43, Darenth Road, Stamford Hill, London, N., is interested in AUSTIN, Oundle
and district, Northants., before 1800 GILL, London, about 1800 WRIGHT, Kelvedon
Mill, Essex, about 1800 Wanted parentage, etc., of William GILL, who was on board
H.M.S. Royal George when she sank.
267 Lieutenant Carl Rhedin, Rviberg, Gothenburg, Sweden.
268 Henry Byron Phillips, 1311, Grove Street, Berkeley, Cal., U.S.A., is interested in PEMBERTON,
St. Albans and York before 1600 MAYHEW CALVERLY, emigrant to America 1635
RICE, emigrant to America 1635 WILLIAMS, first Governor Rhode Island, U.S.A.
PHELIPE (or FELIPE), Newport, R.I., U.S.A., 1665 and before HOLDEN, b. 1612, emigrant to
R.I., U.S.A. LATHAM, England CHASE, emigrant to America SEARLE Wanted name
and parentage of wife of Ephraim WILLIAMS, of Johnton, R.I., U.S.A., eldest son of
Robert Williams, md. 1760.
269 Miss Matilda I. Warren-Jenkins, Bianopa, Rose Bay, Sydney, N.S. Wales, Australia.
270 Carl Welcker, Oberleutnant a.D., Diisseldorf, Scheibenstrasse, 23*, Deutschland (beruflich
= professional), interessiert sich f iir WELCKER, aus Hessen fWELCKER, aus Alsfeld, vor
1563 ; aus Treysa, vor 1490 ; aus Butzbach, vor 1600 ; aus Schliichtern, vor 1500
fWELKER, aus Wetzlar, 1400-1500 fWELCKER, aus Kleinern, vor 1725 ; aus Neuwied,
vor 1668 ; aus Naumburg, vor 1698 ; im Auslande ; aus Giessen, vor 1576 Er interessiert
sich fur alle Familien WELCKER (oder WELKER), aus Hessen und Nachbargebieten, haupt-
sachlich Treysa a.d. Schwalm und Alsfeld, etc., vor dem Jahre 1500.
271 Carl Johan Ulrich, Floragatan, 14, Stockholm, 6, Sweden.
272 Miss O. M. Unwin, Town House, Haslemere, Surrey, England, is interested in fUNWiN, before
1566, Essex and Flanders fPEYTE, from 1800, Warwickshire and Essex.
273 Mary Kathleen Richardson, Moyallon, Co. Down, Ireland, is interested in GOFFE, Common-
wealth period and before RICHARDSON, Warmington, Warwickshire, and Mollington,
Oxon. before 1600 WAKEFIELD Wanted information of ancestry and end of life of William
GOFFE, Major-General of Cromwell and Regicide also ancestors of RICHARDSON, (con-
tributor's ancestor) who was Vicar of Warmington, Warwickshire, before 1600.
274 Frank Leaman Rawlins, Rhyl, N. Wales, is interested in CHAMPION, Croydon, b. 1725, M.P.
Liskeard Thomas LEAMAN, Hexworthy, Devon, d. 1710 RAWLINS, Cheshunt, before 1750
Is Thomas RAWLINS, Gent., Hanslop, Bucks., who gave evidence at trial of Charles L,
identical with the Captain Rawlins referred to in Cromwell's letter to Fairfax, 16 June,
1645?
275 Richard Parsons, 68, Harold Road, Upper Norwood, London, S.E., is interested in PARSONS,
Cavan and Co. Down, 1700 Wanted information as to parentage or descent of Thomas
PARSONS, of " Parsons Lodge," Co. Down, Ireland, d. 1715 and Joseph PARSONS, of
Ballyhaise, Co. Cavan. Ireland, d. 1747.
276 W. D. Gainsford, Skendleby Hall, Spilsby, Lines., England, is interested in history of Catholic
families in Hereford and Monmouth after 1580 and specially interested in the following
families only between 1600 and 1750 : GAINSFORD BRYDGES PHILPOTT GWYLLIM of
Tregate POWELL of Usk Evidence wanted of the marriage of Edward GAINSFORD and
Mary PHILPOTT, both Popish recusants, md. shortly before 1690.
277 Mrs. Percy J. Mitchell, St. Expedit, au Rocher, St. Servan, France, is interested in MINOT,
Archbishop Dublin, 1363 MINNITT KENT, Pollrone, Co. Kilkenny TUTHILL, Co. Limerick
DUCLOS.
278 Kurt Benekendorff, (Herausgeber des "Archiv Benkendorp "), Berlin, W. 30, Barbarossa-Strasse,
51, Deutschland, interessiert sich fur BENCKENDORFF BENEKENDORFF BENKENDORF
PENKENDORF (oder PENNECKENDORF) STAUDE Nachrichten iiber BENKENDORFFS (oder
BENNECKENDORFFS) gesucht, die ausserhalb Europas und besonders in America leben
oder lebten.
279 Joshua J. Foster, F.S.A., Offa House, Upper Tooting, London, S.W.
280 Mrs. George Fursdon, 13, Denbigh Road, West Ealing, London, is interested in DEVON,
Rackenford WILLIS, London HUME, Charlton, Kent BARTHORP, Suffolk Wanted >
ancestry and descendants of Joseph MALPAS, of Ranelagh, about 1760 ; md. Amy WHITTON,
nee POTTER.
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281 John Stuart, Secretaire general de 1'ordre de la Noblesse Suedoise, Riddarrhuset, Stockholm,
Sweden, is interested in all families of the nobility in Sweden.
282 John F. Curwen, F.S.A., Heversham, Milnthorpe, England, is interested in old Cumberland
and Westmorland families Specially interested in CURWEN YEO, Totnes and Newton
Abbot, 1617-1699 BROWN, Honiton, Devon, 1750 John CHEROWIN, constable of
Porchester Castle, d. 1441 ; effigy in armour at Brading Church, a CURWEN, but how
connected ?
283 F. C. Beazley, F.S.A., Fern-Hill, Oxton, Birkenhead, England, is interested in Lancashire and
Cheshire families specially in PICKANCE, Lanes, and Cheshire, before 1700 Wanted informa-
tion regarding John LITTON, curate of Snelston, 1654 Samuel BEAZLEY, of Ryde, md.
Jane , about 1754 Also baptism (about 1675) of John LITTON, of Ashbourne, Derby-
shire.
284 E. Phelps Leach, East Highgate, Vt., U.S.A., is interested in descendants of Lawrence LEACH,
from Devon, England and in LEACH PHELPS HUNGERFORD HAWLEY SHATTUCK
BLOOD fWniTE LAWRENCE.
285 Prof. Christopher Johnston, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md., U.S.A., is interested in
Dumfriesshire, especially Wamphray Parish also in JOHNSTON and CORRIE, Dumfries-
shire Wanted information about Christopher JOHNSTON (1664-1724) of Hazlebank, Wam-
phray, Dumfriesshire ; md. Elizabeth CORRIE.
286 Rev. Philip De Lande Falkner, St. Patrick's Mission, Bloemfontein, Orange River Colony,
South Africa, is interested in DE LANDE, South of France LONG, Harwich, Suff., i8th
cent. FALKNER fDuNNiNGHAM, Suffolk fCooK, Suffolk READING TULLY TRUEMAN
TODDINGTON Wanted pedigree of Rev. William FALKNER, D.D., Licensed Preacher of
Lynn Regis, who d. 1682.
287 Colonel Ch. M. Victor Rehbinder, Westervik, Sweden, is interested in REHBINDER VON
VlETINGHOFF VON L T EXKULL Dl PlOSSASCO VON NEUBURG SCHONMEYR Wanted
information about VON NEUBURG, who md. in I7th cent. Field-Marshal Baron Otto
Bernhard REHBINDER, and about his daughter.
288 Joseph Coleman, Rowntree & Co.'s Agency, 529 A, Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia, is
interested in COLEMAN, Puckeridge, Herts., early i8th cent. COLEMAN (or COLMAN), Brent
Eleigh MORRIS, Ampthill FOWLER, Tamworth and ? Ampthill Hannah ENGLAND,
Tamworth, md. FOWLER DECKA, Poplar, Middx. COURTHOPE, Kent, Quaker branch
FLOAT, West Dean, Sussex GATES, Alton, Hants. TILNEY (or TYLNEY), Essex, Quaker
family Wanted proof of descent of Elizabeth TWISDEN, of Folkestone (md. Stephen MARSH,
1624) ; supposed daughter of Thomas T., Wye, Kent. Can help inquirers about families
permanently settled in South Australia and about nearly all Quaker families or individuals
who have lived in any of the Australian Colonies.
289 R. W. Twigge, F.S.A., Reform Club, London, is interested in MACMAHON, Co. Clare and
France MACNAMARA, Co. Clare and America O'BRIEN.
290 Miss Mary H. Gosset, The Grey Friars, Chichester, England, is interested in GOSSET.
291 Rev. C. Moor, D.D., Apley Rise, Westgate-on-Sea, England, is interested in GRIMSTON FREWEN
STEVENS KNIGHT TINNEY MOOR LATON TRENCH TOWNSEND PERN Wanted
origin and connections of John TOWNSEND, of Oxford, architect, about 1750 Ancestors
of William TINNEY, of Gillingham and Salisbury, d. 1801 Descendants of John KNIGHT,
of Ridge, Herts., d. 1807.
292 Thomas Johnson Westropp, Royal Irish Academy, Dublin, Ireland, is interested in BERKELEY,
Croom, Limerick, 1400-1550 BROWN, Clanmaurice, Kerry, 1300-1550 O'BRIEN, Carrigo-
gunnell, Limerick, after 1660 WESTROPP, Yorks., 1500-1700 STAMER, Rottendean, Essex,
1500-1640 DE BURGO, Limerick, 1400-1600 Wanted information about Thomas, Edward
and Montifort WESTROPP, of Stainesbye and Brompton, York ; 1638-1668. Especially
about Edward.
293 A. J. Underwood, 71, Cambridge Street, Eccleston Square, London, S.W., is interested in
UNDERWOOD, Bletchley, Bucks., and neighbourhood, also Weston, Herts., before 1579
DURAND, Huguenots, settled in Switzerland, after 1685 Particulars wanted of DURAND
Arms ; also all Arms of UNDERWOOD.
294 Leonhard von Roth, Rittergutsbesitzer, Rittergut Waimel-Neuhof per Werro, Livland, Russia,
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295 Karl Karlsson Leijonhufvud, Aangen, Hallsta, Sweden, is interested in LEIJONHUFVUD
ONGERSTEIN Wanted information about Erik LEIJONHUFVUD, who came to England about
1820 and d. about 1835, a military man.
296 Gerald John Montgomery Hamilton, Agent Bank of Upper India, Ltd., Allahabad, India, is
interested in the HAMILTON families of Dublin, about 1700 to 1810. " Francies " HAMILTON
(who md. CONNELL) had three brothers : William Dudley H. (d.s.p.) ; Joseph H., b. Dublin,
1786 (in which Dublin parish was he baptized ?) ; and Tom H. Required Christian name or
names of their father. Required relationship or connection between the following: (a) Joseph
HAMILTON (Junior) & Co., Merchants of Lurgan Street, Dublin, 1805-1806, (b) Joseph Gust
HAMILTON, Linen-factor in Linenhall Street, Dublin, 1797-1810, (c) Joseph HAMILTON,
merchant, in Linenhall Street, Dublin, 1803-1804. Had linen-factors or linen-merchants
in Dublin any particular crests, marks, used to designate their business ? Had any of the
above-mentioned HAMILTONS any crests, and, if so, what were they ?
297 Josiah Newman, F.R.Hist.S., Oristano, Hatch End, Middlesex, England, is interested in the
ancestry of the early Quaker families before 1650, and specially interested in BAKER,
Birmingham, before 1750 COOKE, Worcs., before 1600 NEWMAN, Cambs., Gloucs.,
Northants. and Kent, before 1650 PUMPHREY (or POMFREYJ, Gloucs., before 1600
RUSSELL, Warwick before 1650 SOMERFORD, Staffs., before 1650 SHATTERTHAITE,
Gloucs. before 1700 STANLEY, Warws. and Staffs., before 1600 WESTCOMBE, Devon and
Cornwall, before 1600 WILDE, Worcs., before 1650 Wanted information as to the ances-
try of Cardinal NEWMAN, and any NEWMANS using the mermaid and swallow crests before
1650.
298 J. L. Glasscock, 20, Grange Road, Bishop's Stortford, England, is interested in any Bishop's
Stortford families Also in GLASSCOCK ARMES LAYBANK.
299 William Asheton Tonge, Staneclyffe, Disley, Cheshire, England, is interested in all Lancashire
families also in TONG, (TONGE, TONGUE, TANG) SLADEN, Yorks. DUNN, Hunmanby,
Yorks. CRITCHLEY, CROUCHLEY, etc., Lanes. LANCASHIRE, Lanes., London DACRE,
Cumberland BLAIN, Cumberland SOTHERN, Lanes. RADCLIFFE, Middleton and Prest-
wich, Lanes. HILTON (HULTON), Middleton, Lanes. Wanted marriage entry of Sarah
GREGGE (baptized 1691), daughter of Joseph GREGGE, of Chamber Hall, Oldham, Lanes.,
with Amos OGDEN, probably md. 1712-1714 ; also baptism and burial of son Thomas, d
before 14 March, 1723-4.
300 Alfred Stapf, Regierungsbaumeister, Berlin, W., 35, Liitzow-Strasse, 62, Deutschland, interes-
siert sich fiir STAFF. ^
301 Carl von Bardeleben, Generalleutnant z. D. und Vorsitzender des Vereins Herold, Berlin, W.
50, Kurfiirstendamm, 240", Deutschland.
302 Bertha M. B. Taylor, (Mrs. M. Stanton Taylor), 4417, Baltimore Avenue, Phila., Pa., U.S.A.,
is interested in WAINWRIGHT, Lanes., Cheshire, Derbyshire, Co. Armagh LANSDALE
(LANSDELL), Lanes. WEST, Londonderry, Co. Armagh, Co. Down, Cambridge and Lanes.
HEATHWOOD, Co. Armagh, Co. Tyrone, Cheshire, Lanes. REED (REID), Co. Louth, Ireland,
Boston, Lines. BAKER, Lanes, before 1700 HARDMAN, Lanes, before 1700 FROGGATT,
Manchester, i8th cent. RADCLIFFE, Lanes., Cheshire, before 1700 Wanted information
about Richard WAINWRIGHT, of Swinton and Monton, Lanes., md -(i) Martha LEIGH ;
(2) Martha Moss; (3) 1774, Betty LANSDALE (or LANSDELL), daughter of Robert LANSDALE,
of Drywood and Swinton Also of John REED (REID), b. 1788 (?), Collon, Co. Louth, Ireland
(Family of Lines.), md. (1813, Liverpool) Hannah, daughter of Richard WAINWRIGHT ;
in Phila., U.S.A., 1822 ; d. in Montreal, Canada Also ancestral data of Samuel WEST,
b. 1790, Newtown -Hamilton, Armagh, Ireland ; md. Ann HEATHWOOD, daughter of William
(?),by his first wife. Wests went to Londonderry from England over two hundred years
ago Henry and Margaret -Hardman BAKER with James and Mary RADCLIFFE migrated
Lanes, to Penna. about 1683. Last-named (previously Widow RAWSTHORNE) md. thirdly
in Penna., 1692, Henry BAKER.
303 Alfred Brooks Merriam, 55 West 44th Street, New York City, U.S.A.
304 T. Tindall Wildridge, Islip, Oxford, England, wants unprinted details of Mayors, Sheriffs, etc.,
of Hull, all dates and is interested in TOMLINSON, Queen's Town to Canada, about 1857
WILDRIDGE, Whitby, Orkney, etc. (Whale Fishery) about 1770 Wants information concern-
ing Leonard WILLAN, the friend of SHAKESPEARE.
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305 Werner Freiherr von Mandelsloh, k.k. Oberst a.D., Freiburg i.B., Marienstrasse, 2, Deutsch-
land, wiinscht ungedrucktes Material zur Geschichte und Genealogie der VON MANDELSLOH
(MANDELSCHLOH, MANSLO, MANDESLE, MANDELSLOW, etc.), iiber VON MANDELSLOH in
Daenischen, Englischen, Franzosischen, Polnischen, Hollaendischen, Schwedischen und
Spanischen Diensten, speziell iiber den Feldmarschall Ernst v. Mandelsloh (1522-1602)
unter den Konigen Heinrich II., III., IV. und Karl IX. von Frankreich sowie dem Prinzen
Wilhelm v. Oranien.
306 Mrs. A. A. Snowden, 15, Mount Avenue, Ealing, London, W., is interested in SNOWDEN, Carlisle
and Stroud Wanted descent of Dr. Samuel SNOWDEN, of Stroud, (d. 1822), from Robert
SNOWDEN, Bishop of Carlisle, 1616-21.
307 Georgina King Lewis, (nee Stoughton), Stoughton House, Stanhope Road, Croydon, England,
is interested in STOUGHTON Information wanted concerning Thomas STOUGHTON, buried
in Wells churchyard ; John DE STOUGHTON (1351) of Guildford is an ancestor.
308 Mrs. RidOUt, Condercum, Newcastle-on-Tyne, England.
309 Thomas Gurney, 79, St. Helen's Gardens, London, W., is interested in all South Bucks, and West
Middlesex families especially in GURNEY, South Bucks, and Middlesex before 1800
WILLIAMSON NEIGHBOUR WEEDON, all South Bucks.
310 C. F. Egerton Allen, Hill Cottage, Tenby, England, is interested in any Pembrokeshire, Car-
marthenshire or Cardiganshire families, 1600-1800.
311 Maximilian Reichsfreiherr Raitz von Frentz, Godesberg, Rhein, Deutschland, interessiert sich fur
RAITZ VON FRENTZ |VoN GRAND RY fLs PICARD VON BOURSCHEIDT.
312 W. Graham BOSS, 16, Union Street, Edinburgh, Scotland, is interested in all descendants of the
Scotch family Boss especially in descendants anywhere of Boss, (DE BOYS, Boiss, etc.),
Fifeshire and Lothians, Scotland, from early I3th cent, onwards. Some have taken the
names BOSWELL BOYCE ; others probably BOWSIE BOOSIE BUIST also in BOSWELLS
of Scottish descent who have tradition of change of name (" thereby hangs a tale ")
Wanted any descendants of James Boss, hatter, Dunfermline, Scotland, who removed
to England about 1775-95 also parentage of brothers Geoffrey and Reginald DE Bois
(DUBOSC), both of Norman Exchequer about 1190-1205. Geoffrey was a distinguished
Crusader companion of Richard I., held in Delce, Kent ; in Bucks. ; in Lothingland Manor,
Suffolk (forfeited 1204) ; in Normandy ; probably in Scotland. Reginald held in Mutford,
Suffolk (forfeited 1204) ; in Normandy ; in Scotland. They married the sisters Petronilla
and Matilda DE CAILLY, co-heirs of Cailly near Rouen. Are the seals of Geoffrey and Petronilla
known ? Also wanted the descent of David GRAHAM (farmer), Airth, Stirlingshire, Scotland,
about 1760-1820 ; he is said to be descended from a leading family, father probably James.
313 Lewis A. Weyburn, Rockford, 111., U.S.A. ~
314 Frank Fetter, Huntington, Ind., U.S.A.
315 Hauptmann Otto Benkendorff, Glogau, Viktoriastr., 2 1 , Schlesien, Deutschland, interessiert
sich fur Namenstrager zu alien Zeiten und an alien Orten (VoN) BEN(EC)KENDORFF
BEHNKENDORF POISKET, Belgien GSCHWIND BOMMERLE BLOCK, West-Preussen
Bartholomaeus BENCKENDORFF, 1580 Pfarrer in Radun bei Arnswalde, studiert 1546 in
Frankfurt a.O., aus Salzwedel ; wer waren die Eltern.?
316 Miss Margaret Wrigley, Croft House, Netherton, Huddersfield, England, is interested in
WRIGLEY LAYTON VICKERS CONNAH.
317 Frederick W. Ryan, Barrister-at-law, 13, Clyde Road, Dublin, Ireland, is interested in families
from Malta and Tipperary also in TAGLIAFERRO, of Genoa, before 1820 especially *MAMO
*RYAN DOUBLET fHiLL, of Madeley and Newcastle, Staffs. Who is the present owner
of the former feudal fief of Ronco Campo Cane, near Parma ?
318 Richard J. Kelly, J.P., Barrister-at-law, Vice-President of Galway Co. Antiquarian and
Archaeological Society, 10, Mountjoy Square, Dublin, Ireland.
319 J. H. Tyrrell, Castleknock, Twickenham, England, is interested in all TYRRELL families, particu-
larly the Irish branches, and also in DELAHYDE, Meath, Ireland DOWDALL, Meath, Ireland
VERE, Addington, Northants Information wanted concerning the Irish baronetcy of
TYRRELL (1686) the children and wife of Sir Edward TYRRELL (second Bart.) who was
killed at Cassano, Italy, in the i8th cent. and TYRRELL first settlers in U.S.A.
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320 Lt.-Col. John Glas Sandeman, M.V.O., F.S.A., Whin-Hurst, Hayling Island, Havant, England,
is interested in GLAS (or GLASS) SANDEMAN
321 Thomas U. Sadleir, M.A., Barrister-at-law, 9, Gardiner's Place, Dublin, Ireland.
322 Major Oscar de Lome de Saint Ange, Metz in Lothringen, Deutschland, interessiert sich fur
DE LORNE DE SAINT ANGE, Familie LORNE soil aus Schottland stammen und etwa 1600
nach Frankreich gekommen sein Wer waren die Eltern von Francois LORNE, n6 1616,
secretaire du roi au parlement de Bretagne 1702 ? Wer kann ihm sagen wo dessen Bruder
Pierre und wann er geboren ist ?
323 Rev. Lawrence John Chaitlberlen, Duntisbourne Abbots Rectory, Cirencester, England, is inter-
" ested in CHAMBERLEN SAUNDERS WING DUNKERLY PEASNAL DANCE.
324 W. A. James, i, Fleet Street, London, is interested in MOORCROFT, Windsor and Kingham,
Oxon. HUNTER, Yorks., I7th cent. TODD, Whorlton, Yorks.
325 Charles R. Byram, Medford, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in BYRAM (BYROM), Kent, England,
before 1634 Wanted information about Nicholas BYRAM (BYROM), and his ancestors ;
he was b. in Kent, England, and settled in Weymouth, Mass., U.S.A., 1634.
326 Rev. John Elliot Bowman, Ferrisburg, Addison Co., Vt, U.S.A.
327 Rev. John Wylde, St. Saviour's Vicarage, Leeds, England, is interested in MASON, Derby,
before 1700 PHILPOTT, Blockley, Worcs., before 1650 Wanted ancestry and marriage
of Roger PHIPPS, of Hants. (?), once of Roehampton ; d. 1787 ; also marriage of Henry
VAUGHAN, of Hergest ; d. 1720.
328 Charles Brightwen Rowntree, Hazelwood, Saffron Walden, Essex, England, is interested in
ROWNTREE, any before 1750, especially Yorks. ROWNTREE, Ireland, Yorkshire Dales,
Cumb., Westmorland, Lanes. BRIGHTWEN and DE HORNE, Eastern Counties and Kent ;
any who emigrated from Holland Wanted name of publication containing genealogy
of Irish ROWNTREE clan, published probably about 20 years ago. Also information about
this Irish clan.
329 Miss Jaqueline Hope, 56, Oakley Street, Chelsea Embankment, London, is interested in
TROUBRIDGE, London, Devon, or elsewhere, i7th cent. CHENEY, Hackney, before 1750
NORTHALL, i7th and i8th cents. DAVIS, Ham, Richmond, before 1780 TAYLOR, Jamaica,
before 1780 BUCHANON, Silverbank, before 1760 BRUCE, Kennet, before 1700 CARR, Etal,
before 1780 SCOLLAY and IRVINE, Shetland Islands, before 1800 Wanted information
about ancestors of John DE HOPE, who came to Scotland in train of Madeleine of France,
Queen of James V., 1537.
330 W. M. Hunnybun, 62. Oakley Street, Chelsea, London, S.W.,is interested in HUNNYBUN before i8oa
331 Arthur Reginald Welchman, 16, Carlton Road, Putney Hill, London, S.W., is interested in
WELCHMAN, Banbury, North Oxon., 1638, and Warws., 1750 WELCH, Warws., 1760
HILL, Banbury, 1670 MAUND, North Oxon., 1593 COKER, London, 1790 LOWTON,
Middlesex, 1800 Wanted information about Edward WELCHMAN, of Banbury, a baker,
originator of Banbury cakes, 1638 (?), his father (?), wife (?), of Deddington.
332 Edwin Dodds, Home House, Low Fell, Gateshead, England, is interested in BELLEW BRYHAM
CAWOOD DODS (and DODDS) EMBLETON HANCOCK HASTILOW HENZELL MAWSON
ROUNTHWAITE SKEFFINGTON SMOULT SWANWICK TEMPLE THOMAS Wanted the
Christian name of Dr. PODS, of Bath, about 1750.
333 Lieut. -Col. George H. Johnston, Kilmore, Richhill, Co. Armagh, Ireland, is interested in
CHENEY, Co. Kildare, 1700 KENNEDY, Killarne, Co. Down, 1630 MELVILLE, Isle a Kail,
Co. Down, 1600 Wanted the pedigree and relations by marriage of General Sir Adam
WILLIAMSON (72nd Highlanders), Avebury House, Wilts., son of General George W. (Royal
Artillery).
334 John Langhorne, Watson Villa, Dean, Edinburgh, Scotland, is interested in LaNGHORNE
LONG, Cambs. and Suffolk BRIDGE, Cambs. PROCTER, Long Preston COTTON, King's
Lynn Wanted information about Rev. Joseph LANGHORNE, Schoolmaster, Winton, West-
morland, d. 1739 ; about Richard L., apothecary, Lincoln, I7th cent., and about Thomas L.,
Citizen and Skinner, London, 1655.
335 Henry Gawtftrop, 516 Bourse, Phila., Pa., U.S.A., is interested in GAWTHROP THOMPSON
NEWLIN TAGGART.
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336 George F. Newcomb, 90, York Square, New Haven, Conn., U.S.A.
337 William Shackleton, 5, Clarence Terrace, Pudsey, England, is interested in Quaker families of
Craven, Yorks., and especially in SHACKLETON, Craven, Yorks., before 1780, and West
Riding, Yorks. ^BRADLEY, (Quakers) Craven, Yorks. before 1760 HUNTER, (Quakers)
North Riding, Yorks., before 1780 and Durham before 1790 Wanted parentage and birth-
place of Roger SHACKLETON, Lord Mayor of York 1698, md. Annabella TEMPEST, of Tong
also parentage of Jonathan SHACKLETON, Rilston, Craven, living 1720.
338 Wright Wilson, Cottesbrook, Yardley Road, Acocks Green, near Birmingham, England, is
interested in WILSON, Northants. WAYMAN, Suffolk.
339 Lt.-Col. H. S. Jeudwine, c/o Messrs. Cox and Co., 16, Charing Cross, London, S.W., is inter-
ested in Huguenot refugee families also in JEUDWINE JUDUIN JOUDOUIN JEDWIN
JEDUIN Wanted information about the family of JOUDOUYN QUDUIN), in La Rochelle or
neighbourhood or in Hanover and North Germany about 1700.
340 Charles S. Romanes, C.A., 3, Abbotsford Crescent, Edinburgh, Scotland, is interested in
ROMANES, ROLMANHOUSE, or similar surnames.
341 Reginald Peacock, 47, West Sunniside, Sunderland, England, is interested in BLIGH, Devon
and Cornwall ANDERSON, Northumberland and Durham HAWKINS, Norfolk DAILLY,
London BUCKTROUT, Yorks. Connection wanted between BLIGH families of Botathan,
Bodmin and Holsworthy. Also ancestry of Thomas HAWKINS, King's Lynn (d. 1789),
and his wife Sarah, daughter of Samuel DAILLY.
342 George Minns, Norwich House, Ely, Cambs., England, is interested in all AUCOCK, ORTON,
STUBBS, WAGSTAFF, and WALTON families also in ACKROYD, Sheffield or neighbourhood,
before 1770 MINNS, Norfolk, before 1800 AMATT, Derby or Notts, before 1800 DIMOND
and RANDALL, Somerset or adjoining counties, before 1800 STOCKDALE, Ireland, before
1800 ARTHUR, Surrey, before 1800 CORBRIDGE, N. England, before 1800 HEMSLEY,
Sussex, before 1800 VIPAN, before 1800.
343 Mrs. E. Egerton Leigh, Broadwell Manor House, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire, England,
is interested in HODGES, Shackerston, Leicestershire, about 1640, Stow-on-the-Wold, Swell,
and Broadwell, Gloucs., and of Broadway, Worcs. DOUGHTY, St. Giles-in-the- Fields,
London CHADWELL, Broadwell, Gloucs. DONNE MARTYN, St. Giles-in-the-Fields, London
Wanted information about wife, father's name, and descendants of Rev. John HODGES,
Vicar of Shaxton (Thackerston or Shackerston), Lines., 1630-1649.
344 Dr. W. D. Fales, 78, T Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., U.S.A., is interested in BRILLINGS
BRINTNALL CLEM FALES HOUSE INGRAHAM NICHOLS HEALE SMITH, Bradford or
Haverhill, Mass., 1730 Wanted parents of William Clem HOUSE, b. 1805, Brunswick
Co., Va.
345 James Russell Gibson, National Bank of Commerce in St. Louis, U.S.A.
346 H. J. Godbold, 6, Loris Road, West Kensington Park, London, W., is interested in East Anglian
and Sussex families also in GODBOLD, East Anglia and elsewhere EYLES, Wilts.
CROWLEY CROSS, (road and canal contractors), Staffs. (?) BURSLEM, Cheshire RUMNEY
DREDGE, Wilts. MC!NTOSH, (canal and railway contractors), Staffs. (?) Wanted parent-
age of Hugh Mclntosh CROSS, b. 1801 and of Thomas CROWLEY, (Surgeon), md. before
1777 ; was then in Jamaica or America.
347 Rev. Henry Falkner Allison, Scothorne Vicarage, Lincoln, England, is interested in ALLISON,
Lines., and possibly Leeds, before 1720.
348 Alfred Newdigate, 27, Clarendon Square, Leamington, England.
349 John Northmore, 4, Abbey Mead, Tavistock, England.
350 John Morley Jeggo Dacombe, 27, Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth, England, is interested in
DACOMBE, (DACKHAM, DACOM), with any variation of spelling MORLEY, Essex JEGGO
Information wanted (other than that appearing in Wimborne Registers, Somerset House
Wills, Winchester and Blandford), of the DACOMBE family, at Wimborne, Dorset.
351 H. Houston Ball, 27, Glenmore Road, Haverstock Hill, London, N.W., is interested in dormant
or extinct baronetcies also in ANTRAM BALL LANGDON REEKS ROCHESTER SYDNOR
Wanted correct ancestry of William SMYTH, of Dundrum, Co. Down, temp. James I.
from Lastingham, Yorks., or neighbourhood.
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352 Frederick Arthur Crisp, F.S.A., " Grove Park Press," 270,|Walworth Road, London, S.E., is
interested in CRISP SOUTH, Essex GOFFE WITHYPOLE KNOWLES, Northants.
353 Rev. Arthur E. Aldworth, Milford, Salisbury, England, is interested in ALDWORTH ALDER
Wanted marriage of Robert ALDWORTH to Elizabeth , (1640-1646) and baptism of their
children, Robert, Elizabeth, Joan, Anne, before 1660.
354 Stephen Francis Balcom, Indianapolis, Ind., U.S.A.
355 Isaac H. Gary, 200, Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N.Y., U.S.A., is interested in the genealogy (in
England) before and after 1700, of the CARY family. Jonathan and James C., migrated as
young men (about 1723), to Charlestown (now Boston), Mass., from Bristol or adjoining
county ; were boat-builders in America.
356 Rev. E. D. Shaw, The Vicarage, High Wycombe, England.
357 Rev. George Byrom ShallcrOSS, East Harptree Rectory, Bristol, England.
358 Major H. F. Webb Poppelwell, The Willows, Ideford, S. Devon, England.
359 Ronald Dixon, (professional), F.G.S., F.R.G.S., 46, Marlborough Avenue, Hull, England.
360 Col. John Parker, F.S.A., Browsholme Hall, Clitheroe, Lanes., England, is interested in all
Yorks. and Lanes, families also in BLAKEY CHADDERTON GOULBORNE PARKER
REDMAN.
361 Alfred Ridley Bax, F.S.A., Ivy Bank, Hampstead, London, N.W., is interested in BAX, any
tLEMAN, (or LEMMON), MARTIN, (MARTYN, MARTEN), especially Surrey, Sussex, Kent
Wanted descendants and present representatives of Col. Henry NEEDLER, of Horley,
" Holyland," and of Henry N., who d. Dec. 1718, buried at Frindsbury, nr. Rochester.
362 R. Sydney Falkner, 38, Chaworth Road, West Bridgford, Notts., England, is interested in
FALKNER REDDING, Lines. TULLY, Conningsby, Lines. COOK, Ashfield-cum-Thorpe,
Suffolk DUNNINGHAM, Ipswich, Suffolk DE LANDE, about 1688 DE MASSAC, about
1700 COMBETES, (Huguenot), Milan, 1650 TODDINGTON, Leics. TRUEMAN, London
Information wanted about Bishop GARNER (or GARDNER), of Ireland also parents of Albert
COMBETES, (Sieur de Lande), b. Milan, 16 October, 1661.
363 Wm. M. Myddelton, Spencer House, St. Albans, England, is interested in MIDDLETON, Church-
stoke, 1560-1650 CUPPER, Llantisilio, in Yale.
364 Spencer P. Mead, LL.B., 113, W T est 43 Street, New York, N.Y., U.S.A., is interested in all
families of Greenwich, Conn., and vicinity before 1750 especially in the following AVERY
BETTS BROWN BRUNDAGE BURLEY CLOSE CURTIS DAVIS DAYTON DENTON
FERRIS FINCH FITCH GREEN HAYS HIBB ARD HITCHCOCK HOLLY HOLMES
HUBBARD HUSTED INGERSOLL JESSUP KNAPP MACKAY MARSHALL MERRITT NASH
PALMER PECK PURDY RUNDLE SHERWOOD SUTHERLAND STUDWELL WORDEN.
365 Charles Sidney Ensign, Newton, Mass., U.S.A.
366 Patrick Gray, 5, Blackness Avenue, Dundee, Scotland.
367 Mrs. H. E. Maiden, The Beacon, St. Catherines, Guildford, England.
368 Miss Constance Pitcairn, Eccleslea, Haslemere, Surrey, England.
369 R. Tristram Harper, Church Hill House, Merstham, Surrey, England, is interested in ACLAND
WILLIAMS, Dorset HARPER, London, i6th and I7th cents., Worcs. and Gosport, Hants.,
i7th and i8th cents. WEDDELL STRACHEY WILSON of Dunbar HOARE WOOLDRIDGE,
Winchester Information wanted about John HARPER, Sheriff and Alderman's Deputy
for Bread Street Ward, London ; arms confirmed Visit, of London, 1634.
370 Wm. Jaggard, 139, Canning Street, Liverpool, England.
371 Aleyn Lyell Reade, Park Corner, Blundellsands, near Liverpool, England, is interested in
families associated with Dr. JOHNSON at Lichfield, etc. also in JOHNSON, Cubley, Lichfield,
Coventry, etc. FORD, Birmingham and district CHAMBERS, Kings Norton CROWLEY,
Stourbridge. etc. DITCHER, Bath LEAKE, London, Bath READE, Horton, Staffs.
MELLARD ENDON RICHARDSON, Surrey, London LANE, London SKRYMSHER, High
Offley, etc. PORTER, Birmingham, etc. DESMOULINS JERVIS, Peatling, Leics. WILLIAMS,
Rhosmarket TRE LEAVEN, Cornwall HICKMAN, Stourbridge.
372 Edward Alex. Fry, 124, Chancery Lane, London, \V.C., is interested in FRY BLAGRAVE.
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373 J. Paul RylandS, F.S.A., Highfields, Bidston Road, Birkenhead, England, wants parentage and
burial-place of Joseph PALMER, London, (probably of Irish family), who was King's
Messenger in 1714 ; d. London, December, 1759.
374 Mrs. George N. Clouse, 403, Henry Street, Geneseo, 111., U.S.A., is interested in DIGBY, I5th,
i6th and I7th cents. BYERS, Penna., U.S.A., (Origin of family) CLOUSE (or KLAUS),
Alsace, about 1780 STAMM, Canton Schaffhausen, I7th cent. What ground for the opinion
that certain members of the DIGBY family emigrated to Massachusetts Bay Colony about
1640 and reverted to use of their ancient patronymic of " TILTON" ?, e.g., u Peter Tilton,
who did shelter for years, in defiance of Charles II. 'the Regicides,' Goffe and Whalley, at
Hadley, Mass." Under what circumstances did Peter Tilton (or Digby) leave England ?
375 S. Fletcher Weyburn, P.O. Box 494, Scranton, Pa., U.S.A., interested in fWEYBURN,
(WIBURN, WIBORNE, WYBORN, WYBOURNE), Tendcrden, Kent, before 1638 ; Conn., U.S.A.,
after 1690 ; and Pa., U.S.A., before 1776 Information wanted about ancestors of Thomas
WEYBURN, Tenderden, Kent, who settled in U.S.A. in 1638.
376 Michael Forbes Tweedie, F.S.A., Rawlinson, Rolvenden, Kent, England.
377 H. S. Saunders, Kingswood, Weybridge.
378 Dr. George C. Peachey, na, Oxford and Cambridge Mansions, Hyde Park, London, is interested
in LE GRICE (LE GRYS and variants) PEACHEY COLE, Beds., i8th cent.
379 Rev. Hugo Richard Huband, Kimsbury House, Gloucester, England, is interested in HUBAND
HIBBOTT Wanted information about the father of Thomas HUBAND (or HIBBOTTS), of
Inkberrow ; Thomas H., was father of Sir Thomas Huband (about 1600), who was knighted
in Ireland.
380 Lady Elizabeth ClJSt, 13, Eccleston Square, London, S.W., is interested in fFiSHER and
fBANKES, London.
381 Rev. H. A. Hartley, Staveley Rectory, Knaresborough, England.
382 Rev. H. R. B. Gillespie, The Cottage, Piltown, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, is interested in
GILLESPIE, North of Ireland, Scotland, before 1650.
383 Dr. John BeddOC, The Chantry, Bradford-on-Avon, England.
384 Hon. Edwin H. Terrell, 108, Soledad Street, San Antonio, Texas, U.S.A., is interested in
TERRELL, Va., U.S.A., TYRRELL, Essex, Bucks, and Suffolk Information wanted as to
the English ancestry and place of origin of family of TERRELL (or TYRRELL) , established in
Va., U.S.A., by Thomas, James, Richmond and William T., between 1638 and 1667. Said
to be of Essex or Bucks.
385 Miss Emily Wilder Leavitt, (professional), 18, Somerset Street, Boston, Mass., U.S.A.
386 Miss F. Mary Marlande, St. Augustine, East Molesey, Surrey, England, is interested in
Huguenot refugee families in Ireland Especially interested in MARLANDE fDE LA COUR,
IRELAND, from 1700 fSEGUiN, Ireland |BLANQUIERE, i8th cent. MANSEL, Wales
tWniTRED Information wanted about Jean MARLANDE, ? from Bordeaux ; b. Weissem-
bourg, 1708, ? relatives, Ireland, 1730 Marie DE LA COUR, ? md. Jean MARLANDE, ? family,
? in Ireland, ? Guy pensioner to 1730 Sir John BLANQUIERE ; why did he give pension to
Jean MARLANDE, of Dublin, in 1760 ?
387 Dr. H. M. Prins, London County Asylum, Colney Hatch, London, N., is interested in Dutch
East India Co. in Batavia and Ceylon also in PRINS, Holland, Batavia and Ceylon
Wanted information about Cornelis Arnoldus PRINS, (Justice at Trincomalee), supposed
to have been born at Haarlem, about 1680.
388 R. F. Scott, The Master's Lodge, St. John's College, Cambridge, England, is interested in al
members of St. John's College, Cambridge.
389 Henry Rigg, 3, Madeley Road, Ealing, London, W., is interested in FAULDER, (FALDER,
FOLDER), Cumberland, from 1500 FELL, Cumberland, from 1500 KENDRICK, KENRICK,
KENWRICK, Lanes., Salop, etc., from 1500 RIGG, (RIGGE), Cumberland, Lines, from 1500
RIGGS, Hants., Sussex, from 1500.
390 William John Mercer, J.P., F.R.Hist.S., 12, Marine Terrace, Margate, England, is interested
in ASTON COSWORTH MERCER.
391 R. Garraway Rice, F.S.A., Carpenter's Hill, Pulborongh, Sussex, England.
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392 Mrs. Coreita R. Davis, Dover, Delaware, U.S.A.
393 Miss Mary Kingsbury Talcott, 135, Sigourney Street, Hartford, Conn., U.S.A., is interested in
V SEYMOUR, Devon and Wilts. lyth cent. YORKE, Northants, before 1620 FIENNES (or
FYNIS), Sussex, 1450-1530 DUDLEY, Northants, and London, before 1620 GAGER,
Suffolk, lefore 1630 KINGSBURY, Suffolk, before 1640 BROWNE, Sussex, before 1630
DOWNING, of Suffolk, before 1630 WOODBRIDGE, Oxford and Wilts., before 1620
WARHAM, Dorset, before 1630 Wanted parentage of Rev. Joseph BROWNE, Rector of
Rusper, Sussex, 1590-1633. Also the maiden name of his wife.
394 Roland Quinneli, Dewbrook, Blackboys, Sussex, England, is interested in QUINNELL (QUENNELL),
Herts, before 1500, Surrey after 1650 Information wanted about Captain Peter QUYNNELL,
Surrey, 1695 ; John QUENYLD, M.P., Herts., 1380 ; and QUIVILL, Bishop of Exeter, 1280.
395 Alfred Ransford, Lynwood, Wisbech, England, is interested in all members of the RANSFORD
family and alliances and also in LATHOM STANLEY DANVERS WILLCOTS EAMES
CHADWICK KNEVETT GREVILLE BROKE FYNNES Wanted information about Thomas
RAINSFORD, Clifford, Gloucs., (b. 1540), md. , and John RANFORD, Ashleworth, Gloucs.,
b. 1578, Clifford, Gloucs. ; d. 1634, Ashleworth. __^
396 Arthur E. Stedman, Dagmar Lodge, Watford, England, is interested in STEDMAN, Cambs.,
and Suffolk HASSELL, any Information wanted of place of marriage, parentage and
ancestry of John Mills HASSELL, (Architect), d. 1821 at Canterbury ; md. Mary HOSKING.
397 John Venn, Sc.D., Vicarsbrook, Chaucer Road, Cambridge, England, is interested in VENN,
Devon and Somerset, before 1600 ASHTON, Penketh, Lanes., iyth cent. BISHOP, Lincoln,
and Lines., I7th cent. FRIELL, Ireland, i8th cent.
398 Rev. Algernon CurtOIS, 3, Monks Leys Terrace, Lincoln, England.
399 T. A. Vaughton, Livery Street, Birmingham, England, is interested in ASTLEY, Tamhorn near
Tamworth, 1600-1700 HARM AN and VESEY, Warws., and Staffs., 1500-1650 VOUGHTON (or
VAUGHTON) ,Warws. , and Staffs. ,1450-1660 Information wanted about Walter ASTLEY, (Senior
_ and Junior), of Tamhorn and Whittington, Staffs. Living in 1689. Who were their wives r ?
400 Selah B. Strong, The Cedars, Setanket, Long Island, New York, U.S.A., desires information
about William SMITH, Governor of Tangier, 1675 ; his grandfather, Max CONSTANET ; and
his father-in-law, Henry TUNSTALL.
401 Dr. Joseph N. LeConte, Atlanta, Ga., U.S.A., is interested in LE CONTE DE NONANT, Normandy,
before 1700 VALLEAU, Martinique, W.I., about 1700 NISBET, Co. Loudon, Scotland,
before 1720 EATTON, England (probably Kent), before 1685 COOPER, England TRIMBLE,
England and Ireland before 1725 NELSON, Rawley, Yorks., before 1640 The following
Coat-of-Arms was brought to America about 1698 by a French Huguenot, who taking his
mother's name, called himself Guillaume LECONTE (DE NONANT) Quarterly ; i, Argent, a
lion rampant, Gules, within a bordure bezantee, of the last. 2, Impaled ist, or, three
torteaux, Gules ; 2nd, azure, three fleurs de lis, or, within a bordure engrailed (?) ;
3rd, barry of eight, argent and Gules ; 4th, Azure, a chevron, Argent, in base 3 bezants,
or, i and 2. Upon all, Azure, a chevron, vert, between ten cinqfoils, - (?), placed 4
and 2 in chief and 1-2-1 in base. The helmet, in profile, has five bars, and the crest is a
plume of three feathers. To what French family does this coat belong ? Information also
wanted of the family of Thomas JONES, Oxon., England, before 1640.
402 Christopher Frederick Hilton, 16, South Avenue, Exeter, England, is interested in HILTON
(or HYI.TON), Durham, Northumb., Yorks., Leics.
403 Miss J. QTarrell, (professional), 81, Morehampton Road, Dublin, Ireland.
404 F. G. Chandler, Jesus College, Cambridge, and Sutton, Surrey, England, is interested in
CHANDLER, Melksham, Wilts., prior to 1780 Wants information about any existing pedigrees
of any family of CHANDLER in Wilts.
405 W. H. Bramwell, Bow, Durham, England, is interested in BRAMWELL, esp. Cumb., Westmor-
land, Lanes., and Cheshire, i8th cent, and before Record of marriage wanted of George
BRAMWELL, and Elizabeth Martha, his wife, in 1807 or a little earlier. Probably in London.
406 G. T. Windyer Morris, Ryde House, Bisterne Avenue, Upper Walthamstow, London, N.E.,
is interested in DILLINGTON, Dillington, Norfolk FORDER, Hursley, Hants. KNOTT,
Winchester and Sussex MORRIS, Topsham, Devon MINTER HART, Rotherhithe,
Surrey SMITH, Hursley and Southampton Information wanted as to parentage of Ann
Minter HART, md. at ? St. Mary, Rotherhithe, to William MORRIS, Master R.N.
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407 Capt. Erskine Eyre West, 32, Crosthwaite Park, Kingstown, Co. Dublin, Ireland, is interested
in Anglo-Irish, Scotch, Huguenot, and Jamaican families and especially in EYRE, Wilts.,
Ireland WEST, Dela-Warr, Yorks., London, Ireland ERSKINE, Forfarshire, North of
Ireland BRISSETT, Jamaica, (said to be descended from DE BRISAC) MOTTE, (or DE LA
MOTTE), South Carolina, Ireland, Holland, France TURNBULL, Stracathro, Montrose,
Forfarshire HUDDART, Cumberland, Caernarvon MAGNIAC, France, England KEYS, (or
KEYES), North of Ireland.
408 R. D. Radcllffe, Old Swan, Liverpool, England.
409 Mrs. Ida Murphy Shirk, 439, N. Penn Street, Indianapolis, Ind., U.S.A., is interested in MERRY-
MAN BOWEN BOSLEEY WATERS OWENS BRADY STONE Information wanted about
Richard EWIN, 1649 Md., U.S.A., wife, Sophia; children, Elizabeth, Richard, John, Susanna,
and Ann Richard TALBOTT, Md., U.S.A., 1652 Robert HOUSTON, (widower), Md., U.S.A.,
1714, minor sons, Robert and John John MORRISON, (wife Margaret DOWNEY), emigrated
Ayrshire, Scotland, 1800 James MURPHY, (wife, Nora MALONE, daughter of Bartholomew),
emigrated Dublin, 1774, their son (Bartholomew Murphy M.), b. on voyage to Phila., 1774
Mrs. Parthenia PHILLIPS, (English doctress), Friderick, Md., 1760.
410 Lt.-Col. Francis Lithgow Payson, Atlanta, Ga., U.S.A., is interested in PAWSON (PAYSON),
Essex and Yorks. before 1700 DABNEY, (descendants Theo. Agrippa D'AUBIGNE) before
1750 LITHGOW, Ulster and Scotland, before 1730 FARQUHAR, Aberdeenshire, before 1770
STUART, Inverness, before 1720 FOOTE, Cornwall, before 1700 STEWART, Ulster, before
1720 WINTER, Devon, before 1700 Wanted ancestry of Edward PAYSON, Nazeing,
Essex, b. 1603 of John D'AUBIGNE, Huguenot emigrant to Va., U.S.A., about 1700 and
of STUART, who md. Lucy, daughter of Sir David ERSKINE of Dun, about 1690.
411 Mrs. Eleanor Carter, 7, Marlborough Buildings, Bath, England, is interested inFREWEN HAY
of Hopes CARUS-WILSON Information wanted about John HAY, who was out in the '45.
412 James Liddon Smithett, J.P., 45, Highbury Hill, London, is interested in SMETHCOT (or
SMYTHCOT), Salop and Kent, about 1180 to 1523 SMYTHEOT (SMITHETT), Kent, 1326 to
1871 Wanted parentage of Bartholomew SMYTHEOT, of Buckland by Dover, Newington,
and River ; d. 1522.
413 Mrs. Edward M. E. Welby, Norton House, Norton, Sheffield, England, is interested in EVERARD,
(EVERED, EVERETT, and EVERITT), Lincoln, Cambridge, Norfolk, Suffolk,' Essex, 1500-
1600 Information wanted about John EVERRARD, who according to the Fines list
10 Henry VIII., was then holding land in Ingoldsby, Lines. and about John EVERED,
d. 1541 ; in his I.P.M. of 35 Henry VIII., is then said to have had " Manor of Ingelsby " ;
also about the parentage of Henry EVERARD, whose son was Thomas E., of Canfield, Essex
(md. Margaret WISEMAN) ; Thomas mentions his father, Henry, in his will of date 1551,
proved 1552.
414 Francis Edmund R ad ley, The Woodlands, Gospel End, Sedgley, Staffs., England.
415 Rev. John George Gibson, B.D., LL.D., The Rectory, Westwood House, Ebchester, S.O., Co.
Durham, England (via Newcastle-on-Tyne), is interested in GIBSON ROSSITER fMEANOCK
fCoxoN fCHARLTON Information wanted about George GIBSON, (probably of Jarrow-
on-Tyne), md. Miss COXON, (probably of Gateshead), about 1825-1830 and about William
ROSSITER, who settled in Northumb., about 1790, from Topsham.
416 Chas. Chambers, 63, Rotterdam Road, Lowestoft, Suffolk, England, is interested in all families
belonging to Lowestoft or district Especially in CHAMBERS, Lowestoft and district
INCLOSE, Ashby, near Lowestoft Wanted information about John CHAMBERS, (son of
Samuel, son of Nathaniel), migrated about 1843 to Canada ; said to have lived in Hamilton
City.
417 Mrs. Sarah Drury Rice, no, High Street, Florence, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in RICE, Berk-
hamstead, England, and Sudbury, Mass., 1638-1800 DRURY, London, England, and
Sudbury, Mass., 1640-1800 STONE, Nayland, or London, England, and Watertown, Mass.,
1635-1800 BALL, England, and Watertown, Concord, Mass., 1630-1800 Wanted informa-
tion about Robert YOUNG, b. Scotland, lived in Ireland; migrated to Mass., U.S.A., about
1716 ; his brothers David and William settled respectively in New York State, and near
Boston, Mass. Wants English ancestors and American descendants of Hugh DRURY and
Simon STONE, i6th and i7th cents.
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418 Lionel Cress well, Barrister-at-law, Wood Hall, Calverley, Yorks., England, is interested in
ALSTON CRESSWELL, all, including Colonies and U.S.A. CROPPENBERGH, London,
Holland, 1600-1700 EVELYN ROSE, Surrey, 1700 1800, ? Kent, Sussex VERMUYDEN,
London, Holland, 1600-1700 WEARRE (or WE ARE), Surrey, 1750-1800 NOTT (or NOTTE),
Long Ditton, Surrey, 1500-1600 SMYTHE, Thames Ditton, 1500-1600 STANFORD, Kent,
1700-1800, ? Surrey, Sussex BRISTER, Surrey, 1700-1800, ? Kent, Sussex Wanted parentage
of Sarah the wife of Sir Evelyn ALSTON, (5th Bart.), of Chelsea ; she was buried 17 August,
1764, at Reigate, Surrey. In Collin's "Baronetage," (1741), vol. 3, pt. 2, p. 699, Sir
Evelyn is described as having married and having two sons (Evelyn and William),
and one daughter.
419 Edwin Langdale Christie, Charlton Horethorne House, Sherborne, Dorset, England.
420 Daniel Brittain Ely, Montclair, N.J., U.S.A.
421 George Parker, M.D., 14, Pembroke Road, Clifton, Bristol, England, is interested in PARKER,
Madeley, Salop, Worcs., and Staffs, before 1750 BICKERSTAFF, Clapham, Settle, Yorks.
HUMPHREYS, Berriew, Montgomery, before 1709 Wanted information about Walter
PARKER, md. 1737 at Madeley, Salop, b. 1715 (?) either there or near Stourbridge or New-
castle, Staffs. ; has he descendants in America ? also about Richard P., living at Hagley,
1632 and Anthony P. (Author of " Literary Miscellanies ") d, 1621 and Richard P.,
(d. 1685), a worker under George Fox Also information wanted of Christopher PRITCHARD,
living at Pool Quay, Montgomery, about 1690.
422 William Downing, Aldine Cottage, Olton, Birmingham, England.
423 C. H. Jenkinson, Hon. Sec. Surrey Archaeological Society, 122, Palace Road, Tulse Hill, London,
S.W., is interested in all Surrey families, and wants information about Martha HENN
(b. 1723, d. 1783) and family, Northampton and London.
424 Charles Thornton Libby, Portland, Me., U.S.A., is interested in LIBBY, (LYBBE), before 1700
LITHIBY (LETHEBY), before 1700 LARRABEE, England and France before 1700 FURBER,
before 1700 GLANFIELD, and PURCHASE, emigrants to New England TETHERLY, West
of England BRADFORD, before 1700 BROWN, LANCASTER, LANGSTAFF, and TOMPSON,
emigrants to New England Information wanted of John LIBBY (LYBBE, LITHIBY?) and his
son John, who was b. about 1636 ; the father sailed in that year from Plymouth to U.S.A.,
and had been in Mr. John SPARKE'S service of Richard HUBBARD, of Salisbury,
Mass., (adult 1666), ancestor of Hon. Thomas, treasurer of Harvard College, Hon. John,
Governor of Maine, Governors LANGDON and GOODWIN of New Hampshire, etc. of that
HUTCHINSON, whose widow, Anne, md. Adam HAWKS, b. 1608, of Lynn, Mass. ; Hutchinson
children named Francis, Samuel, Edward, Thomas, Elizabeth of Robert and William
BRADFORD, of Beverly, Mass., b. 1626-1639, apparently not related to earlier Bradford
emigrants. Robert was dead 1706, leaving brother William only surviving relative in
equal degree. Robert's wife, Hannah. William md., in Beverly, Rachel RAYMENT
Relationship wanted of Leah KNIGHT, of Dover (wife of John K., who d. 1694, leaving sister,
Joanne), Leah NEWT, ("Cousin" of John K.), and Leah who md. Jethro FURBER and
Hatevil NUTTER also (if any), of Joseph LANCASTER, of Amesbury, Mass., (adult 1666),
to Henry LANGSTAFF, of Dover, N.H., d. 1705, centenarian. Said by Rev. D. Lancaster to be
father and son Wanted place of origin of Mr. John SPARKE, (apparently merchant),
1636, who released John LIBBY and Nicholas WHITE from service to indenture them-
selves to Mr. TRELAWNY, of Plymouth. Is the name LYBBE, (from Devon, settled in Oxon.),
pronounced in one or two syllables ? Was there such a similarly pronounced place as
Broadstairs in Cornwall or Devon ? " Hist, of Scarborough, Me.," calls John LIBBY from
Broadstairs, Kent, but its author, in old age, had forgotten authority, probably tradition.
Col. Chester pronounced statement erroneous. Libby sailed from Plymouth, 1636 Are
the names LARRABEE, LARRABY, LETHEBY, LITHIBY, LYBBE, LIBBY all one and of what
origin ? In America, LARRABEE or LARRABY (by tradition French) was pronounced and
often spelt, LETHERBY. In Cornwall LIBBY is said to be a corruption of Lithiby, (Western
Antiquary," vol. 9, p. 15). Dr. H. LETHEBY descended from Brittany emigrant LE TEBE,
(Lower, p. 193).
425 W. P. W. Phillimore, 124, Chancery Lane, London, is interested in PHILLIMORE, FINNIMORE,
etc., especially of Gloucs., Wilts., and Oxon. before 1500 Wanted parentage of John
DUGARD, of Hopton Wafers Court, Salop, who d. about 1747 ; his wife Elizabeth d. 1763.
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426 Philip H. Lawson, St. Eilian, Newton, Chester, England, is interested in ANWYL (ANWILL),
and all families descending from it flMPETT, London and Kent LAWSON, any, especi-
ally neighbourhood of Whitby, Yorks. -- LEIGH, Siddington, Cheshire, before 1680
MINSHULL, Chester, Hawarden and district, before 1700 RE ADMAN, Egton, Yorks., before
1770 tR OK (RooKE), Cromer, before 1800 SMITH, Egton, Yorks., before 1600
VAVASOUR, York, 1640-1690 fWATTERSON, Isle of Man WHITE, Egton, Yorks., before
1770 STORM, Robin Hood's Bay Wanted descendants of Henry LAWSON, of London,
who left Whitby, Yorks., about 1810 of William L., of City of York, Esquire, 1717
also of Wm. L., son of Philip L., of Egton, Yorks., b. 1760-1770, d. about 1830 of Thomas
TURNBULL, of Whitby, Yorks. ; b. about 1754, ? Northumb. or Durham.
427 Rev. Henry Paton, M.A., (professional searcher of Scottish records), 184, Mayfield Road,
Edinburgh, Scotland.
428 Hugh Wilson Holltian, 4, Lloyds Avenue, London, E.G., is interested in Topsham (S. Devon)
families also wants the birthplace and particulars of Soloman HOLMAN who migrated
to the U.S.A. about 1650.
429 Richard Heape, Healey Hall, Rochdale, England.
430 Ervine Denison York, Attorney- at- Law, Flushing, N.Y., U.S.A., is interested in YORK and
DENISON, any American or emigrants to America MAGNON, France or Louisiana Wanted
English origin of James YORK, who settled in Braintree, Mass., before 1640 also origin of
Bordeaux family of MAGNON, 1700-1800.
431 Cuthbert Harrison Surtees, Burn Hills, Blaydon-on-Tyne, England, is interested in SURTEES.
432 John A. R. Thynne, Fort Augustus, Scotland, is interested in English descents from Crusader
princes also in HELON PEMBRIDGE WEBB Wanted pedigree and Arms of wife (WEBB)
of 8th Duke of SOMERSET Arms of wife (BONNELL), of loth Duke of Somerset Pedigree
of Sir Richard PEMBRIDGE, K.G., and descent to Gatacre. Particulars of HELON family,
whose Arms are quartered by SEYMOUR after MACMURROUGH.
433 Campbell M. E. Wynne, 67, Torrington Square, London, W.C., is interested in WYNNE
PARRY, Tywyssog. Information wanted about the family of WYNNE of Melai, Co. Denbigh,
and of Maenan Abbey, Co. Carnarvon.
434 Miss Rita Wisdom, c/o R. H. C. O. Wisdom, Esq., Bridge House, Hampton Hill, Middlesex,
England, is interested in WISDOM, especially of North Ireland or South Devon.
435 Harry A. Cockburn, 37, Royal Avenue, Chelsea, London, S.W., is interested in COCKBURN
DEWAR MACDOWALL RANNIE, (RENNIE) Wanted proof of the marriage (probably in
August, 1782), of James MACDOWALL and Margaret JAMIESON, possibly New York or some-
where in Va. ^__^__
436 Capt. Bertram Mordaunt Chambers, R.N., F.R.G.S., Monkwearmouth House, Clarence Square,
Gosport, Hants., England, is interested in CHAMBERS, Cleadon and Whitburn, Durham
WILSON, Ballymagowan and Londonderry FELTON, Northumb. and Suffolk BERTRAND,
Montpellier, Geneva and Dominica D'ANGELBERNE (or D'ANGELBERMES), France, Marti-
nique, and Dominica Information wanted about the ancestry of John Peter D'ANGELBERNE,
a French soldier from Martinique who settled in Dominica about 1800 What Arms were
borne by the D'Angelberne family ?
437 George W. Younger, 195, Amhurst Road, Hackney Downs, London, N.E., is interested in
YOUNGER WOODTHORPE WATER WORTH fL VESCONTE.
438 William Saunders, i, Summerbank, Edinburgh, Scotland.
439 James Tyson, 1506, Spruce Street, Phila., Pa., U.S.A., desires information about Corneles
TEISEN (Cornelius TYSON), who emigrated from Crefeld on the lower Rhine to Germantown,
Phila., between 1683 and 1703.
440 George W. Price, Salem, N.J., U.S.A.
441 Miss Morgan, 2, Buckingham Place, Brecon, South Wales.
442 Mrs. M. Gamble, 283, Belgrave Gate, Leicester, England, is interested in all descendants
of Mary STUART also in GAMBLE, Cold Ashby DAVENPORT, Wigston, Leicester
THOMPSON, Houghton-on-the-Hill fWARD, 1700 ? Information wanted about the family
of GAMBLE (or STUART-GAMBLE), of Willoughby Waterless, Leics., 1700 and after.
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443 MissC. A. BorlaSC, Castle Horneck.Penzance, England, is interested in PETERS,Sussex,before 1800.
444 Henry Ince Anderton, Huntroyde, Padiham, Lanes., England, is interested in Lancashire
families and especially in ANDERTON fAsHTON, Lanes., i6th cent. fBARDSEA |CLAYTON
Clayton and Whittle-le-Woods, Lanes., before 1600 f CROOK, of Whittle-le- Woods, Lanes.,
before 1700 fHANCOCK, and fHEATON, Lanes., before 1700 INCE fScARiSBRiCK, Lanes.
|STARKiE -^THOMPSON, Esholt, Yorks. Proof of ancestry wanted of Christopher
ANDERTON, of Lostock, Lanes., md., about 1556, Dorothy, dau. of Peter ANDERTON, of
Anderton, and d. 1592. Father was Lawrence A., ? of Chorley, said to descend from
younger son of ANDERTON, of Anderton.
445 Miss Edith Eliot, Shenstone Lodge, Codrington Hill, Forest Hill, London.
446 John W. Standerwick, Broadway, Ilminster, England, is interested in MALHERBIE STANDER-
WICK.
447 Henry M. Sanderson, Slack House, Grange-over-Sands, England.
448 Rev. T. C. Dale, 115, London Road, Croydon, London, is interested in DALE, Co. Durham,
1600-1800 GAUNT, N.E. Yorks., and London before 1800 LYE, Somerset and London,
before 1800 TETHERINGTON, Dublin and London, i8th cent. MADGWICK, Sussex, Hants,
and Dorset STOCKDALE, Berrow, Somerset, i8th cent. WITTY, Hull One guinea reward
offered for baptism of William DALE, son of Thomas D., b. 1765 (or 1756), in Durham,
Northumb., London, or suburbs los. 6d. reward for any William Dale b. in said years
in said places 55. reward for any William Dale b. anywhere, 1760-1770. (Some instances
of last two are already known) Parentage wanted of John GAUNT, of Goldsborough, near
Knaresborough, d. 1757 also of Francis Draper LYE, b. before 1757 Baptism and other
information of John TETHERINGTON, " Son of James Tetherington late of the City of
Dublin, Esq." (So entered at Lincoln's Inn, 1777).
449 Dr. Clifford S. Chapin, Gt. Barrington, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in fNELSON, Ireland,
1600-1700 CUSHMAN, England, 1500-1600 BURT, England, 1600 LYMAN, High Ongar,
England, 1580 ALLERTON, London, 1583 Information wanted of ancestry of Dea. Samuel
CHAPIN, who migrated to America from England, about 1638-9 ; md. Cicely .
450 A. C. Mackintosh Wall, (Mrs. B. C. Wall), Arlington Heights, North Augusta, S.C., U.S.A.,
is interested in HEARD, Ireland to Hanover County, Va., U.S.A., 1720 MACKINTOSH, Clan
Chattanof U.S.A. and Scotland MACPHERSON, marriages with Mackintosh family about
1700-1750 DARDEN, in Va., about 1776 and before. Wanted to know if John HEARD, who
came to America about 1720, was Earl of TYRONE also who was the wife of George
DARDEN, of Va., in 1776; wasshe related to the families of WASHINGTON, LEE, and FAIRFAX ?
451 Col. J. B. Irving of Bonshaw, Bonshaw Tower, Ecclefechan, Scotland, is interested in IRVING
(IRWIN, IRVINE, IRVIN, ERWIN, etc.), any.
452 Frederick A. Black, F.R.S.E., Solicitor, 59, Academy Street, Inverness, Scotland.
453 J. Kingsley Martin, The Vicarage, Stockton-on-Tees, England, is interested in MARTIN,
Rockford, Co. Cork, before 1750, after at Killaloe KINGSLEY, England and Tipperary
.YORK (or YORKE), Warbleton, Sussex, in 1798 LUNN GRAY, Yorks. and U.S.A.
CRAVEN, High Lofthouse, Yorks. W'anted connection between the KINGSLEY who settled
in Tipperary about 1690-1700 and the family of that name of Canterbury and Herts.
also information about the GRAY family. Lewis G. travelled frequently between U.S.A.
and (?) had something to do with the constitution of Mass., U.S.A. also about the family
of Rev. James MARTIN, of Killaloe, about 1780, and James M., of Rockford, Co. Cork,
d. 1782. Were they related to Martin family of Ross ?
454 A. Percy Smith, F.I.C. (professional), 36, Goodge Street, London, W., is interested in LATON,
West Layton, Ebor, time Henry I. to about 1400 SMITH, Sneinton, Ebor, before 1450
MALIE, (Nismes), before 1685 and St. Giles Parish 1700-1740 MALABAR, Staffs., and
St. James, Clerkenwell, 1690-1750 WALMESLEY, Clerkenwell, 1750 ELWELL, Salop
*BARTON, Coleshill, Warws. Information wanted of connection between PERRIER, St.
Giles, 1600, with Breton family also about MALIE, Bernis, Languedoc, before 1685
and BAUGHAN, Long Compton, Warws.
455 George Rutter Fletcher, 22, Causton Road, Highgate, London, N., is interested in RUTTER,
Kingsley, Cheshire, I4th cent., and North Wales FLETCHER, Abingdon, 1650-1720
Wanted information about the children of Captain Reynold RUTTER, Royalist, who
attempted recovery of Denbigh Castle ; d. 1675 ; his wife, Blanch, d. 1693.
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472 Leonard S. Ravenscroft, Selwyn House, Selwyn Avenue, Richmond-on-Thames, England, is
interested in SKINNER, London, 1601 HERRING, London, 1679 WALDO, London, 1702
STYLE, London, 1684 NURSE, London, 1678 SMITHE, London, 1595 PECK, Norfolk,i68o
PARIS, Norfolk, 1664 HILL, London and Marlborough, 1699 BOYCOTT, Wrexham, 1793
RAVENSCROFT, Davenham, 1776, and London 1760 DOWELL, Barnet, 1630 HOUSE,
Reading, 1663 STEVENS, Northampton, 1630 Information wanted about the family of
Thomas RAVENSCROFT, 1726, maker of Perukes immediate descendants wanted of George
and Thomas Ravenscroft, 1630-1790 (about) also information as to which branch of the
Ravenscroft family entered business in London about 1700.
473 Wm. Ridley Richardson, M.A., (Trin. Coll. Cambs.), Ravensfell, Bromley, Kent, England,
is interested in COSENS, Botley and Southampton, 1600-1800 RICHARDSON, Lascelles
Hall, Kirkheaton, and Sheriff-Hutton, Yorks. RIDLEY, Eastern Counties, after 1500
TWEEDY, Essex and Yorks., i7th cent. Wanted marriage of Rev. Chris. RICHARDSON,
M.A., (Scholar Trin. Coll., Camb., 1618-1698), and Elizabeth before 1656 (" Dicty.
National Biography.").
474 Frederick L. H. Morrice, Brampton Hall, Wangford, Suffolk, England.
475 Henry Howard, Stone House, Stone, near Kidderminster, England,desir es birth certificate of
Stanley HOWARD, d. 1735 in Southwark, aged about 59.
476 William Farrer, Litt.D., Hall Garth, Carnforth, England, is interested in all Lanes, and early
feudal Yorks. families, especially in ACKROYD, Yorks., before 1600, and Lanes, after 1500
BACKHOUSE, Lanes, and Westmorland FARRER, Westmorland and Ewcross Wapentake
of Yorks. Information wanted relating to any Lanes, family of any period, and any
Yorks. family from 1086 to temp. Edward II.
477 Mrs. John P. Victory, 129, Garcia Street, Santa Fe, New Mexico, U.S.A., is interested in W T ALES
and WRIGHT, England VICTORY, Leinster, Ireland.
478 James Ogilvy Fairlie, Myres Castle, Dunshelt, Fife, Scotland, is interested in Scottish Heraldry.
479 Rev.W T . F. D. Curtoys,Cromhall Rectory, Charfield, Gloucs., England, is interested in CURTOYS,
any DAVIS, London HUNT, Wilts. TWEED, Essex.
480 Rev. D. H. S. Cranage, 8, Park Terrace, Cambridge, England, is interested in CRANAGE.
481 H. D. Baskerville, 4, Marlborough Villas, Gillingham, Kent, England, is interested in
BASKERVILLE, Devon, especially Plymouth, before 1800 -Wanted information (especially
of the ancestors) of John Bowyer BASKERVILLE, b. 1767; d. 10 June, 1823, at Plymouth (?),
leaving several sons.
482 W. C. D. Whetham, F.R.S., Upwater Lodge, Cambridge, England, is interested in WHETHAM
DAMPIER (or DAMPORT) BIDE (or BYDE) LANGLEY, Southwark Wanted connection
between BYDE family of Herts, and London, and William and Frederick BIDE, at Yeovil,
Somerset, about 1800 also marriage certificate of Stephen WHETHAM, with Frances or
Fanny about 1770.
483 Rev. W. J. Stavert, M.A., F.S.A., Burnsall Rectory, Skipton-in-Craven, England, is interested
in CRAVEN, Appletreewick, W.R. Yorks. RIGBY, Harrock, Lanes. BROWNELL, Coventry,
and later, Cheshire.
484 Alan Stepney-Gulston, Derwydd, Llandebie, Carmarthenshire, Wales, is interested in STEPNEY,
(especially George Stepney, 1663-1707, Poet and Ambassador) GULSTON, Ealing Grove,
Middlesex, before 1800 WARREN, Shepperton, Middlesex.
485 Capt. Alexander Graham Shortt, The Red House, Bramerton, Norwich, England, is interested
in EWART of Dumfriesshire, i8th cent. BELL of Dumfriesshire, i8th cent. SCHORTE
of Cambusbarron, Stirling, i6th cent. REYNOLDS, Milford, Hants., I7th cent. SHORTT,
New South Wales.
486 Miss H. K. Morton, 1342, Spruce Street, Phila., Pa., U.S.A., is interested in MORTON, (MORETON),
Queen's Co., Ireland, and Chesh. COATE, PARSONS, and POLE, Somerset, England
KIRKBRIDE, Cumberland, England, before 1700 WEST, Bristol, England, before 1700
BUDD, Somerset, England SIMMONS, Isle of Man, Dublin, and Queen's Co., Ireland
PEARSALL, Long Island, U.S.A., before 1649 RICE, Dublin, before 1750 Wanted in-
formation about antecedents and family of Rev. Thomas BUDD, Martock, Somerset, England,
who became a Quaker, and d. in Ilchester Jail, 1670.
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487 Mrs. George Frederick Ralph, 5, Plant Street, Utica, N.Y., U.S.A., is interested in RALPH,
and COLDBROOK, Kent, England MORE, Ireland, probably Dublin KENNEDY, Westchester
Co., New York Wanted particulars of birth and ancestry of Thomas BARNES, of New
Haven, and Middletown, Conn., U.S.A., (signed Connecticut Colony Constitution, 1644),
whose will was recorded 7 September, 1693 also facts concerning death of John Barnes,
b. East Haven, Conn., 28 January, 1746 ; lived in Freehold, New York, 1798.
488 Joseph Edmund Woolley, The Vines, Syston, Leics., England, is interested in anything bearing
upon the history of the Derbyshire family of WOOLLEY, especially the Mars ton-on- Dove
and Marston Montgomery branches Information wanted about tWooLLEY, particularly
the father (1650-1700), of Joseph and Margaret Woolley, of Marston Montgomery, Derby-
shire.
489 Eugene E. Street, F.S.A., St. Martin's House, Chichester, England, is interested in FARINGTON,
Worden, Lines., and Chichester fSxREET, Warws.
490 Stephen Robert Steventon, 4, New Parks Crescent, Scarborough, England, is interested in
STEVENTON SIMMONS, Kiiworth, Co. Cork, and Devon GORDON, Island Magee |LEEDLE
UOHNSON, Castle Raw, Co. Armagh Information wanted about Thomas STEVENTON,
b. at Trench, near Wellington, Salop, about 1800 also about William (?) SIMMONS, b. at
Kiiworth, Co. Cork, about 1786 ; md. Mary, daughter of Captain CUDDY, R.N.
491 Richard Beaumont Astle Ruth, 63, Hollybank Road, Drumcondra, Dublin, Ireland, is inter-
ested in RUTH (RoTHE), Co. Louth, Ireland, Scotland, France, Spain, and Russia fSTROGEN,
Ireland ASTLE, Fauld, Staffs. BERKELEY, Co. Carlow, Ireland, 1650-1780.
492 John Alfred Laycock, L.R.C.P.L, and L.M., The Holme, Sabden, near Blackburn, England,
is interested in all North East Lanes, families and in LAYCOCK, Kildwick and Keighley,
Yorks.
493 William Gilbert, 8, Prospect Road, Walthamstow, Essex, England, is interested in all Essex
families and in SHALCROSS SHAWCROSS GILBERT GILBERD SHALLCRASS Wanted
particulars of baptism of Josiah SHALCROSS, b. in London, 1771-2 ; his father's name
supposed to be Philip ; marriage, etc., of last-named wanted.
494 Henry John Manning, Beechfield, Watford, England, is interested in MANNING.
495 Mrs. E. Maynicke Stillman (professional genealogist and herald), Washington, D.C., U.S.A.,
is interested in all Huguenot refugee families also in STILLMAN (STYLLMAN) MAYNICKE,
of French descent, Huguenot refugees ; inter-married in Germany with the Family MEINECKE;
these are two distinct families, the original spelling of the first name being MANIQUET
BODENDICK, Germany.
496 Fred H. Benson, 1526, South State Street, Syracuse, N.Y., U.S.A., is interested in BENSON,
Hingham, Hull, Scituate and Rochester, Mass., since 1638 PATRICK, Stillwater, Saratoga
Co., N.Y., and Litchfield Co., Conn., before 1760 IVES, Stillwater, Saratoga Co., N.Y.,
before 1781 WOODWORTH, Salsbury, Conn., and Stillwater, Saratoga Co., N.Y., before
1755 HUNT, Stillwater, Saratoga Co., N.Y., before 1773 CAMPBELL, Litchfield Co., Conn.,
before 1750 Wanted early information about Ephraim WOODWORTH, probably b. at Salsbury,
Conn., lived Stillwater, N.Y., before Revolution ; Captain at battle of Saratoga.
497 Thos. Gurney Stedman, (Solicitor), 108, Old Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, England, is
interested in BROMLEY, Yorks. BROWNE, Norwich, before 1826 DEWDNEY, before 1780
GURNEY PARSONS, Sussex, before 1750 SHOOSMITH SONE STEDMAN, with variations
of spelling VIANETTI WHITE, Northants. and Yorks. before 1800 Wanted ancestors and
baptisms of Thomas STEDMAN, (b. 1738, md. Sarah PARSONS, of Itchingfield, Sussex), and
John S., (buried Itchingfield, 1823, aged 79) ; also Arms of STEDMAN, Surrey and Sussex.
498 Donald T. Mackay, United Free Church Minister, Tiree, Scotland.
499 Thos. Middlemore, Melsetter, Orkney, Scotland, is interested in MIDDLEMORE Evidence
wanted showing parentage of (i) Blessed Humphrey MIDDLEMORE, Carthusian Monk,
martyred 1535 ; (2) The Franciscan Father, Lewis MIDDLEMORE of Douai, flourished
1734-1746 ; (3) Barbara AMERONGER, who md. 1722 Robert MIDDLEMORE, of Birmingham.
500 Arthur Hearne Tweedy, Widmore Lodge, Widmore, Bromley, Kent, England, is interested in
NEWMAN, Bucks, and Oxon, 1600-1800 TURPIN, Leics., Cambs., London, 1600-1800.
501 Rev. James IVIidgley, M.A. Cantab., Wood Cottage, Todmorden, England.
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502 Mrs. Treffry, (born Henrietta Geldart Kingsley), Place, Fowey, Cornwall, England, is interested
in KINGSLEY, especially early settlers in Ireland LEONARD, Ireland MELSOP TOLER,
especially i8th cent. KEARNEY (or O'KEARNEY), Cashel NELIGAN TUTHILL RUTLEDGE,
BELL and MATHEW, Ireland Wanted children's names of John (or James) KINGSLEY, md.
1743 to Eleanor, daughter of Nicholas TOLER, of Graigne, Co. Tipperary name and descent
of MELSOP, who md. 25 January, 1780, James KINGSLEY, b. 1756 parentage, date and
place of marriage (presumably Ireland), of Rebecca, (nee KINGSLEY), wife of George
BURLEIGH, M.D., d. in Ceylon, 21 November, 1855, aged 78 Particulars of James NELIGAN,
(rector of Kilmactigue, Co. Clare, 1802-1835), and his wife, Dorinda (nee RUTLEDGE).
Margaret LEONARD, daughter of Godfrey L., of Bellpark and Bellgrove, Co. Tipperary,
and Rushy Park, Co. Kerry, md. 1805-1815 Charles KINGSLEY, Major Royal African Corps ;
wanted dates and particulars.
503 Bower Marsh, 73, York Mansions, Battersea Park, London, S.W., is interested in HOLROYDI
Leeds JALLAND WOODTHORPE, Essex and Suffolk.
504 Miss Clara Wooster Abbie Blackman, 25, Sherburne Avenue, St. Paul, Minn., U.S.A., is inter-
ested in BLACKMAN (BLAKEMAN), Staffs., before 1650, Conn, and New York, U.S.A., after
that date BLAKEMAN, (BLACKMAN), Leics., and Derbyshire before 1650 McKiLLiPS,
Down, Ireland, before 1820 PATTERSON, Down, Ireland, before 1820 FAWCETT and RIGNEY
Bath Co., Va., before 1840 WOOSTER, Conn., U.S.A., and Derbyshire, England Wanted
ancestors and descendants of Rev. Adam BLAKEMAN (BLACKMAN), who emigrated from
England to America, 1638 ; settled at Stratford, Conn.
505 Miss Caroline Ford Lowery, 1604, S. Grand Avenue, St. Louis, Mo., U.S.A., is interested in
FORD (FOARD, FOARDE) family of New England and New Jersey Wanted information
of Andrew FORD, Weymouth, Mass., before 1650.
506 Samuel Gurney, 6, Albemarle Street, London, W., is interested in GURNEY, any KERRISON,
Norfolk MATTHEWS, Norwich DYBALL, Norfolk ONLEY, any DAVIS, Honington,
Suffolk PEARSE, Norfolk and Suffolk SHEPPARD, Dorset and West Ham WISEMAN, Diss
HARVEY, Norfolk Wanted proof that John GURNEY of Norwich, who d. loth month,
I2th day, 1721, in his 66th yeai" (from whom the Gurneys of Norfolk descend), was the
same person as John, b. 7 October, 1655, son of Francis Gurney of Maldon, Essex.
507 Col. Francis R. Twemlow, D.S.O., Peatswood, Market Drayton, England, is interested in
TWEMLOW, East Cheshire and North Staffs. LINGARD (or LINGEN), East Cheshire, I5th
and i6th cents. WILBRAHAM, Cheshire LEWIS (or LLEWELLYN), Glamorganshire.
508 H. C. Lukach, 7, Cleveland Row, St. James, London, S.W., is interested in von ZANDER
SANDER.
509 The Lady Carbery, Castle Freke, Co. Cork, Ireland, is interested in EVANS, Wales, 1500-1600
FREKE, England, before 1750 Wanted to identify the father and grandfather of John
and Robert EVANS, who came to Ireland, temp. James I. They were possibly grandsons
of Rev. Jevan DAVID, Rector of Briddell, 1591, and sons of David EVANS, attorney,
Cwmdwr. John Evans was living in Limerick, 1628. His son, Col. Evans of Ballygrenane
__. Castle, bore the Arms of Elystan Gloddryd, from whom the family claim descent.
510 Wilfrid Gutch, Holgate Lodge, York, England.
511 Henry Ashwell, 117, Waterloo Crescent, Forest, Nottingham, England, is interested in all
families named ASHWELL Information wanted about Edward ASHWELL (and wife, Mary ?),
of Shelf ord, Notts., whose daughter, Elizabeth, was baptized Shelf ord, May, 1687, and
buried there, March, 1708.
512_Josiah Clement Wedgwood, M.P., Moddershall, Stone, Staffs., England, is interested only in
those members of the following families who lived in North Staffs, before 1600
WEDGWOOD BOWYER COLCLOUGH *DRAYCOT *CAVERSWALL BURSLEM EGERTON.
513 Col. Henry Gordon Watson, Wheaton Aston Hall, near Stafford, England, is interested
in WATSON, Carlisle, before 1550 ; Stone Raize, Cumberland, 1630 ; Va., U.S.A., 1740 ;
Suffolk, 1770 ; Hants., 1706 HARTLEY, Hunslet, Yorks. POOLE, Hursley, Hants.,
-.before 1750 SKYNNER, Ledbury STEVENSON, Douglas, Isle of Man WOOD, Swanwick,
Derbyshire, before 1720 Wanted information about Jonathan WATSON, who lived in Va.,
U.S.A., about 1740 also residence of - - Watson, J.P. for Hants., 1706.
514 Knud Melf Hansen, 416, Livernois Avenue, Detroit, Mich., U.S.A.
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515 George B. Lane, Security Bank Building, Minneapolis, Minn., U.S.A. _
516 George H Rowbotham, n, Wilbraham Road, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester, England,
is interested in ARCHER, any, but especially Cumberland, Westmorland, or Durham
WHITFIELD South Tynedale BELL, Alston, Cumberland TINNISWOOD, Alston, Cumber-
land SAMUELS, before 1800 Wanted surname before marriage of Isabella, wile of Joseph
_ ARCHER, of Alston, Cumberland ; b, 168- ; d. 1732. _ _ __
517 W B Lee, LP- Chantry, Frome, Somerset, England, is interested in LEE, Salop from about
' 1150; Virginia from about 1640; Wilts, from 1690; and Bucks, from 1653 Wanted
descendants of William LONG of Stratton, Somerset, living 1623 or of Lislebone LONG,
M.P., Somerset, 1656.
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518 Rev. Edmund H. FellOWCS, The Cloisters, Windsor Castle, England, is interested in
PACKE TRENCH, Gressenhall and Hackney HODGES, Stanwell, i8th cent. Wanted
particulars of marriage (about 1772), of James HODGES, of Masutipatam, second son of bir
James H., Town Clerk of London. He died 1794. Ann, his widow, .11 November,
1823. He had three daughters, co-heiresses : Mary Ann, md. 1789, Lord William MURRAY ;
Eliza, md. James DANIELL, of Carshalton ; Aurora, md. Kennard SMITH. _
519 Rev. Hubert H. M. Bartleet, Hallow Vicarage, Worcester, England, is interested in BARTLEET
(or BARTLETT), Worcs., i6th to i8th cents. _ _ _ _ _
520 Thos. Archer Windsor Other, (solicitor), 108, Old Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, England.
521 Percy B Gregson, J.P., Brownlow, Mayfield Road, East Cowes, Isle of Wight, England, is in-
terested in GREGSON, Whalley and Preston districts, Manchester and Lancaster, before 1700.
522 George Richard Trait, Sackville House, Victoria Road, Bridgwater, England. _
523 H. Murray Lane, (Chester Herald), St. Anthony's, Weybridge, Surrey England is interested
in BEST, Hornby Castle, I 7 th cent.-WiGHTWiCK, Coventry, i6th centWanted rela-
tionship of Penelope LANE of Whittington, Staffs., aunt of Lucy BURNABY, (nee DYOTT),
_ Freeford, Lichfield, to Jane Lane, Lady FISHER. ___ _ _ ,
524 Rev. Roselle Theodore Cross, Ft. Collins, Colorado, U.S.A., is interested in CROSS and
MURDOCK, Eastern Mass., i 7 th cent.-GRAVES and BURBANK, Eastern Mass., before
1708 HYDE, Eastern Mass., before 1725 BROWN, Eastern Mass., before 1729 MURDOCH,
Scotland, before 1685 HARMON. Mass., before 1732 PERRY, Rehoboth, Mass., befor<
I75 9_SLACK and BUTTON, Mass, I7th cent. BILLINGS, Mass., and Conn., Ijth cent.
Wanted ancestry of Ruth BROWN, md. Samuel READ, Uxbridge, Mass., 1729^50 of 1
GATES, md. Ephraim HUBBARD, Rutland, Mass., 1740- _ . __ . -
525 John S. Lawrence, Grand Rapids, Mich., U.S.A., desires information about all the foxing :
. , ,
Lionel UDALL, Innholder at Exeter about i 7 oo-John BAKER,
PORTER, Felsted, Essex, md. Anna WHITE, 1620, at Messing, Essex-
and Shalford, Essex, d. i6i 7 -Elizabeth GOODALE, whose will was proved at
Suffolk, in 1602-Wffliam' ALLGAR, Shalford, Essex d. 1575-Henry KELLAM, whose
will was proved at Dennington, Suffolk, in 1631 William and Robert ALIEN b. at
Manchester about i6oo-Ralph DAYE, Abbot's Langley, Herts about ^5^
SHEPARD, King's Maiden, Beds., about i 5 8o-Mary MEADE, wife of Thomas
of London and Hitchin, Herts., d. 1614. ___ _ __ -
526 Miss Ethel Lega-Weekes, Sunny Nook, Rugby Mansions, West Kensington, London, W. -
527 Frederick William Bull, Risdene, Kettering, England, is interested in BULL Rushden, Higham
Ferrers, and Irthlingborough, Northants., before i 75 o-SA W YER, Ket , te " n - L is
Kettering branch, before ^-Information wanted about ancestors ^
WiUiam BULL, Rushden, Northants., who d. 159?-*** also as to whereabouts
Court Rolls before 17 so. _ _ _
528 Miss D. Stanton, 58, Elm Park Gardens, London, S.W i^e^edjn
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. , , , ,
-fRoBERTSON, St. John's, Lake Champlam, about 1775-^
Enniscorthy tKiNG, Quebec, Canada, before 1800 fDRUM, before
-$^-WMted pontage of Samuel and Robert S*A^, to-
1738, perhaps in America-also descendants of John STANTON, md. before : 1690, son of
Nathaniel, citizen of London-also name and parentage of - ' ^^JL^
daughter by Thomas BUCK was b. 1734 in Merrion Square. Dublin, and christened Anne.
529 James Hewat Craw, W. Foulden, Berwick-on-Tweed, England.
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530 Rev. Thomas Teed-Heaver, 35, Wellington Road, Brighton, England, is interested in many old
Devon families, especially in TEED JENKINS HAYNE NORTHCOTE, (The Artists)
SPICER MANSION PALMER EUSTACE.
531 Harold Arthur Whitcombe, Garth, Wylde Green, near Birmingham, England, is interested in
CAM (or CAMME), Somerset (Hen. III.) CORNFORTH DICKIN, Salop, to iyth cent.
EYSAM (or ISHAM), Salop HASSALL, Salop, to iyth cent. MALVEYSIN (MALVOISIN), England
and France MAUVEYSIN (MAUVOISIN), England and France NORCOP POOLE, Oakley
Park, Salop, to iyth cent. TYLER, Hardwick, Salop, to 1600 WHITCOMBE (WHIT-
COMB, WHETCOMBE, WITCOMBE, WIDCOMBE, WYDCOMBE, etc.) Wanted Arms and con-
nection of ASTLEY of Astley and Nordley Regis, Salop, and ACTON of Acton Reyner,
Salop, with MAUVEYSIN, also connection between KYN ASTON and MAUVEYSIN, Salop
also arms of MINTON (or MUNETON), Salop.
532 Mrs. Walter Gurney, Mangreen Hall, Norwich, England, is interested in SHAW, Mosshead,
Ayr, i8th cent. WOODBURN, i8th cent. NISBET, Dean, iyth cent. RUMBOLD, before
1728 BACON, Staward, iyth cent. FREAME, London, about 1650 Wanted parentage of
Sir Andrew MYRTON of Gogar, Bart., i7th cent.
533 Oliver GaggS, The Roost, Urmston, Manchester, England, is interested in GAGGS, Pontefract,
Yorks., 1400-1700 Wanted information about any variant of the name Gaggs, and
to know whether it is originally Danish.
534 Rev. J. Wallace Taylor, LL.D., Errigal Glebe, Emyvale, Co. Monaghan, Ireland, is interested
in TAYLOR, WALLACE, DAWSON, all of Co. Monaghan.
535 Mrs. John Scott, Jr., The Gladstone, nth and Pine Streets, Phila., Pa., U.S.A., is interested
in ROBERTS, Warws. before 1677 OLIVE (OLAVE), London, before 1677 PEIRSON,
Mowthorpe, Parish Hutton, before 1616 FERRE (FERRIE, FIRRIE, FERRY), French
Huguenots, who emigrated from Steinweiler, Bittingheim, in Palatinate, via England to
America in 1708 FULTON and HARRIS, Rathmelton, Ireland, 1767 or before Information
wanted about Ann PEIRSON, who md. Edmund MAUBOERER, at Kirby, Grindalythe, Parish
Hutton, near Scarborough 1616 at Friends' Meeting about Elizabeth HARRIS, who md.
John FULTON, Rathmelton, Ireland, 1767 about the family of John ROBERTS, who migrated
to America in ship " Kent " 1677 and about the family of William REYNOLDS, who
migrated to America from Kilgrath, Ireland, in 1760 MAULEVERER, N. Engl., bef. 1325.
536 A. S. Abbott, Bethel, Ohio, U.S.A.
537 John Hewetson, 32, Cornwall Road, Bayswater, London, W., is interested in HEWSON,
(HEWSONNE), City and County of York HEWETSON, (HUTSON), Westmorland, Lanes.,
Ireland HEWSON, Ireland, Kent, Wales HUSON, Kent, Holland, all 1450-1600
Wanted to know whether Col. John HEWSON (the Regicide) had any descendants, 1662
particulars of marriages and issue of Robert, George, " Franncis," Nicholas, and Anne
HEWSONNE, (children of John H., York, and Margaret LAMBARTE, Calton, (Glover's " Visita-
tion," 1585, enlarged by W. Smith).
538 John Walton Robinson, Brokenheugh, Haydon Bridge, Northumberland, England, is inter-
ested in GOWLAND, Wrekenton, Durham, 1600-1900 JOWSEY, QOYSEY or JOICEY),
Earsdon, Northumberland, 1600-1900 RIPPON, Lanchester, Durham, 1600-1900
ROBINSON, Stanhope, Durham, 1600-1900 WALTON, Alston, Cumb., 1600-1900.
539 Eugene F. McPike, i, Park Row, Chicago, 111., U.S.A., is interested in DENTON, Beverley,
Yorks., London, Folkestone and Chicago HALLEY, Derbyshire, Northants., London, Green-
wich, Kent HAWLEY, Derbyshire, Northants., before 1650 MCDONALD, associated with
Halley, McPike, Stewart McPiKE, England, Scotland, Ireland, U.S.A. PARRY, Greenwich,
Kent, 1740-1825 PIKE, (PYKE), associated with Halley, McDonald, Stewart STEWART,
(STUART), associated with Halley, McDonald, McPike WARD, and WRIGHT, associated with
Halley, 1650-1725 McPiKE, (formerly PIKE, PYKE) Tradition says one McPiKE, (an
educated Scotchman, linen merchant), md. about 1750, Miss STEWART, of Edinburgh, or
Miss HALLEY, of London, and had one son, James McPike, b. about 1751 ; James received
a military education and migrated to Baltimore, Md., about 1772, serving in the war of
American Revolution, and subsequently md. Martha MOUNTAIN ; he had a sister who md.
MCDONALD, of Ireland ; Further facts wanted.
540 John Norrie Anderson, J.P., (Solicitor), Stornaway, Scotland, is interested in all Huguenot
refugee families, especially those of NORRIE and DOWNIE also in ANDERSON PEAKE.
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541 Peirce Gun Mahony, M.R.I.A., Cork Herald of Arms, Office of Arms Dublin Ireland, is inter-
ested S many Irish families and especially those of Kerry Cork, and Limenck-Also m
COLLIS, Kerry, before i 7 oo-GuN, Kerry, before i66o-MARTiN Tullyvm Co Cavan,
before i8oo-MAHONY (or 6 MAHONY), Cork, Kerry and Limerick, any before 1800 and
especially i 55 o-i68o-MoNTGOMERY, any before 1800, especially Cavan 1700-1770 and see
be?ow-SEA 5 LY, Kerry, before i 7 6o-KENiFECK, Cork before 1800, Wales before ^1720-
SHERARD, Nottinghamshire, before ISOO-CROPPENBURGH-RAYMOND Dublin Kerry Cork
and Essex, beforl i 7 oo-VERMUDEN-LACY (or DE LACY), Limerick any before 1800-
MACINTOSH, Scotland, any before iSoo-Information wanted as to who was ; the husband of
Mary CROPPENBURGH, who d. 1652. See " Notes and Queries 10 S., Vol. 8, Page
and 112 ; and The Genealogist," Vol. 24, Part I, page 72, July 1907-^ to who was the
father of John and Mary VERMUDEN ; see reference to" Notes and Queries ' and Genealo-
Sst" in previous query.-WRiGHT, See "Notes and Queries," 10 S Vol. 7 page 48-
fnfonnation wanted S to who are the present representatives of James JACKSON of
17 F^nivals Inn, London, (Attorney), who rf. or retired from practice in 1779 I he acted for
the MOLYNEUX and SHERARD families-6 MAHONY, See "Notes and Queries/' 10 S
Vol 8 page 148 ; and the "Journal of the Association for the Preservation of the Memorials
o^f the Dead ir Ireland," Vol. 7, No. 2 of Part i, (1907), page 222. -MAHONY See
"Journa^of the Cork Historical a ? nd Archaeological Society," Second Series Vol No. 79,
Pace i6 (Sept. 1908). Information wanted as to parentage of Dan el DUGGAN, ot
xS&eS&K* who md. Ellen (or Ellinor), daughter of Corne lus MAHONY of
Knockavonv Co Kerry; See " MisceUanea Genealogica et Heraldica," Fourth Series, Vol. 2,
PaS 7 page 294, (September I 9 o 7 )-also as to the parentage of William MONTGOMERY,
whomd Jane PATTERSON ; theirsecond son, Nathaniel, md. 1769 IsabeUa LOVE, and^.
1810, aged 68 years. _ _ _ . _ ___ -
542 Misses A. and C. Bishop, 15. Granville Road, Pokesdown, Bournemouth, England. _
Eliza Woodroffe, 15, Tower Road, Boscombe, Bournemouth, England.
HAMILTON. Lanarkshire.
Pine Street Phila., Pa.,
Mrs. T. Hudson Rteh.
Stt^lSSgSSSSSstt^aMfcS.,
ij * ri5 SK^
^S^^^^^^
lAncestVdesred I of :S the following: John ALDEN, of ^'^^J^S^ 5 ^
James BROWN, . about i6 74 -TheophUus EATON, Senr. of New Haven-John ^V
Frances, and children John, James, Ann, Sarah and Elizabeth-Giles ^ S> I f^j^
baptized 1785 ; lived near Leavington St. Mary's, Somerset Wii lam j , p am ;j v o f
of Col John J., the Regicide Wanted detailed pedigree of descent ire m IUUUK i y
Bishop George' LLOYD, of Chester Wanted information about ^"^.f^^^jja and
from place unknown to Dorking, about 1617 ; his children, l J 086 ^^ 1 T,', Soke Bay "
Sarah who md BLUNDENInformation about Jonathan STOKES, o
(perhaps STOKEBY) and Isaiah WOOD.
interested in BELL, Essex and Glos.
or any other particulars relating to the Arms of SODEY.
Ul ctliy UUld po.1 ti^uJ-cii^ i< ***o
549 Rev. George T. Shettle, St. Paul's Rectory, 10, Albyn Place, Aberdeen, Scotland.
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550 Rev. W. Arthur Westley, 251, Apsley Terrace, Seedley, Manchester, England, is interested
in BAKER and BARNES, Norfolk, i8th cent, BRADFIELD and CUDBIRD, Norfolk, early i8th
cent. HEDGE, and TATE, Northants., iyth and i8th cents. WESTLEY, Northants., before
1750 WILLS, Northants., early i8th cent. Wanted ancestors of Thomas WESTLEY, (con-
tributor's Great-great-great-grandfather), of Roade, Northants., b. about 1700 ; md. about
1726 Mary - .
551 W. Morton Philips, Weeping Cross, Stafford, England, is interested in PHILIPS, Staffs., Warws.,
Kent, Radnor, etc.
552 Henry Swann Sanders, 46, Amerland Road, Wandsworth, London, S.W.
553 Rev. R. B. Dawson, M.A. (Oxon), 9, Ramsay Garden, Edinburgh, Scotland.
554 Col. Henry L. Pilkington, C.B., Tore, Tyrrell's Pass, Ireland, is interested in PILKINGTON,
and desires information about history of Thomas (b. 1605), and James Pilkington, sons of
Joseph P., of Middleton, d. 1632.
555 Mrs. Michel M. Le Brun, Montclair, N.J., U.S.A., is interested in SELDEN, any, also wants any
information concerning men of the name of SELDEN, between 1550 and 1750, either in
England or America.
556 James Hendley Simpson, Columbus, Texas, U.S.A., is interested in SIMPSON, Va., U.S.A., before
1775 HARBERT, Western Va. DYE, N.J., U.S.A., before 1800 VINSON, North Carolina,
U.S.A. HIXSON, NJ. and Va., U.S.A., before 1800 JOHNSON, N.J., 1709-1769 ISH
CROCKETT, Western Va., U.S.A. KING, Loudoun Co., Va., U.S.A. MOORE, Loudoun Co., Va.,
U.S.A. Information wanted about Rut JOHNSON, who migrated from Holland to America,
before 1709 about Peter ISH, who migrated from Germany to Penna. 1749 also about
Friench SIMPSON, America about 1760.
557 Alfred A. Mumford, M.D., Firbeck, 46, Wilmslow Road, Willington, England, is interested
in MUMFORD and LANGLEY, Northants. RYLAND, London and Provinces SUTTON,
Dorset TOLLER, Huntingdon and Bedford PHILPOT, Bucks, MAYHEW, Cambs. In-
formation wanted about Samuel and William HOLLAND, (in London, 1729-30), paying
interest on money to persons unknown (probably RYLANDS) ; also of John RYLAND,
" oylman," of St. Sepulchre's, London, 1749-1774 also of maternal relative of Dorset
clergyman named SUTTON.
558 C. George Lennox, Longford, Barcombe, England.
559 W. G. Ferrar, Mem. Inst. C.E., St. Philip's Vicarage, Bethnal Green, London, N.E.
560 Hylton B. Dale, 46, Harcourt Terrace, Redcliffe Square, London, S.W., is interested in DALE,
all, especially early N. R. Yorks. fSTEELE, 1750-1800 fDuRHAM, South Shields and
.Scotland Wanted marriage of Thomas DAIL and Elizabeth STEELE, about 1790.
561 R. W. Oldnall, Portswood, Walliscote Road, Weston-super-Mare, England, is interested in
OLDNALL THORNBOROUGII LLOYD WILLIAMS STRATFORD, (Earl of Aldborough)
Wanted connection between OLDNALL family of Warws. and that of Worcs.
562 Dr. Herbert Junius Hardwicke, Southfield Mount, Bohemia Road, St. Leonards-on-Sea,
England.
563 Rev. Basil Graham Bourchier, 2, Soho Square, London, W., is interested in SCROPE RODNEY
WREY VILLIERS BERNERS.
564 Ralph Nevill, F.S.A., Castle Hill, Guildford, England, is interested in NEVILL, all, especially
Eastern Counties TWEED ORIDGE, Tickhill, Yorks. PECKOVER, Wisbeach, and later
London TARRATT, Derbyshire and Leics. Wanted marriage and particulars of James
SHINER, brother-in-law of Edward NEVILL, (of Wyston, Suffolk, and Boreham, etc., Essex ;
d. 1598).
565 Henry Newbolt, Netherhampton House, Salisbury, England, is interested in NEWBOLT
CRESWELL, i8th cent. STUBBS, Staffs, before 1600 AUDLEY, I3th and I4th cents.
Information wanted about Frances Estcourt CRESWELL, md. at Ealing to William HALL,
1790 also origin of Francis STUBBS of Hatherton and Huntington, Staffs., 1631.
566 Chas. Heape, High Lane, Cheshire, England, is interested in SLEATH, Leics., before 1620
DAWSON, Butterworth Hall, near Rochdale, before 1600.
567 Robert Nesbitt, Sutton-in-Ashfield, Notts., England.
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568 Major R. R. G. Crookshank, Sloperton, Kingstown, Co. Dublin, Ireland, is interested in
HOUGHTON, Kilthorpe, Rutland, and Kingscliffe, Northants., before 1580 MORRIS, Mountjoy
and Gortneglogh, Tyrone, before 1660 HARDY, Ipswich, Suffolk, before 1780 KENNEDY,
Ballymagowan and Londonderry, before 1680 MAXWELL, Strabane, Tyrone, before 1690
CROOKSHANK, Dublin, before 1690, Londonderry, in Scotland before 1630 JONES,
Dublin and Louth, before 1680 DOBBIN, Duneane, Antrim, before 1670 BORR, Borrmount,
Wexford, from Utrecht about 1670 Wanted parentage and birthplace of Hugh GILLESPIE
who md. Hon. Susanna, daughter of Andrew, third Lord ROLLO, about 1709. Settled
in Co. Down, Ireland, about 1715 also parentage, etc., of Owen SWINY (SWEENY, etc.),
Kinsale, living 1650 ; ancestor of SWINY, Ballytiege, Wexford.
569 Rev. Harold A. Harris, Thorndon Rectory, Eye, Suffolk, England, is interested in all families
formerly resident in Thorndon, Suffolk also in HARRIS, Cambs. COOPER, Suffolk and
Norfolk SUMPTER.
570 Charles Dickens, New Oxford Street, Swansea, S. Wales, is interested in fDiCKENS, Kent, and
vicinity, 1800 and before Wanted particulars of birth and marriage of PCharles DICKENS,
of Ainsford, Kent, about 1800.
571 Rev. Philip E. Browne, 35, Lemon Street, Truro, Cornwall, England, is interested in BROWNE
RAVENSCROFT Wanted information about John YEATS of Dorset, who md. about 1780
Elizabeth ? WILLIAMS also about the father of William RAVENSCROFT, of Hedgerle)',
Bucks., md. before 1748 also concerning descendants of John BROWNE, of Westport,
1590, whose uncle, John, was murdered in 1589.
572 Mrs. Eva Scott F6nyes, 170, North Orange Grove Avenue, Pasadena, Cal., U.S.A., is interested
in ancestors of the following American families : BRIGGS, Newport, R.I., before 1638
BURLING, Flushing, N.Y., before 1680 FEAK, Mass., before 1635 BECKET, Penn.. before
1682 THURSTON, Newport, R.I., before 1655 MOTT, Boston, Mass., before 1635 SMITH,
Smithtown, L.I., before 1643 BRUYN, Fordham, N.Y., before 1711 ODELL, Concord, Mass.,
before 1635 VOWLES, Fairneld, Conn., before 1656 WARREN, of the " Mayflower," 1620
WILCOX and COOKE, Tiverton, R.I., 1661 FISHER, Portsmouth, R.I., 1638 SHERBURNE,
Portsmouth, N.H., 1631 GILES, Casco Bay, Maine GIBBONS, N.H. JORDAN and
BEAMSLEY, Ipswich, Mass. MUSE, Westmoreland, Va., 1729 BALL, KERR, HARRISON and
DICKINSON, Talbot Co., Md. LEEDS, Jamestown, Va., 1607 SULIVANE and ENNALS,
Dorchester Co., Md. LOCKKRMAN, Governor of Md. BOYMAN and HOOPER, Md.
HEUSTIS, Fairneld, Conn., 1665 HUNT, Newtown, L.I. BURROUGHS, Salem, Mass., 1637
FERRIS, Flushing, L.I., 1688 SLOCUMB, Portsmouth, R.I., 1637 DEVOE, New Rochelle,
N.Y., 1743 VERMILYE, 1662, and WALDRON, 1657, both New York DE TOURNEUR,
Flatbach, N.Y., 1654 SCOTT, 1714, and MOSES, 1639, both Portsmouth, N.H. PERRY,
Maine, 1743 BROOKS and WOOLFORD, Dorchester Co., Md. HIGGINS, MESSIT, and CLARK,
Dry Brook, N.Y. also in CURTIN, Listowel, Kerry, Ireland ROBERTES, St. Albans, Herts.,
1586 FOWNES, Saxby (Saphy), Worcs., 1400 Ancestors wanted of WM. LAWRENCE,
of St. Albans, and his wife, Katerine BEAUMONT, md. 1559 of Eleanor PERCY, of North-
umberland, md. Captain BECKET, whose daughter, Mary, accompanied Penn to America
of Joane BURTON, who md. Adam WINTHROP, Lavenham, Suffolk, 1460 of Elizabeth
NEVILLE, md. William CURTIN, Listowel, Ireland, lived in Liverpool about 1825 of Thomas
BOWNE, baptized 25 May, 1595, Matlock, Derbyshire of Agnes SHARPE, (b. 1506), who md.
Adam WINTHROP, of Lavenham, (daughter of Robert) of Jane and Walter ANTROBUS,
whose daughter, Joane, md. Thos. LAWRENCE of St. Albans, 23 October, 1609 of Walter
ANTROBUS, (see last query) , who md. Jane ARNOLDS of Sir Robert HYELTON, whose daughter
md. Wm. FONES, of Saxby, about 1460 of MILBRANCK, of Malpas, whose daughter md.
George FONES, of Saxby, son of William F. of JELHAM, whose daughter md-. William
FONES, of Saxby, son of George F. of LEWELL, of Lewell, whose daughter md.
John FONES, of Dadford, parish of Barnsgrove, Worcs. also wanted to find the wife of
Thomas FONES, Mayor of Plymouth before 1604 ; their son, Thomas, md. Anne, sister of
Governor WINTHROP, of Mass., U.S.A. also the wife of Joseph LAWRENCE, son of Elizabeth
SMITH-LAWRENCE, (Cartaret.Townley) .
573 Mrs. Ernest Williams, Thorpe End, Salisbury, England, is interested in Cornish names also in
SMEATON, 1553-1670 VESSEY (VESEY or DEVESCI), Lines., 1300-1500 A'GLOw(orU'GLow),
Cornwall, before 1750 BATCHELOR, before 1706 WEST, Ireland, before 1730 Information
wanted about the name A'GLOW in or near St. Austell, or borders of Devon and Cornwall.
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574 Jennie T. Lane, M D., 23, Hudson Street, Worcester, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in CUNNINGHAM,
Spencer and Brookfield, Mass., U.S.A., after 1717 Wanted ancestry of Prudence SPELMAN
who md. (i)-William WRIGHT, and (a)-Joseph WOODRUFF, Mass, and Conn. 1800 also of
Joseph WOODRUFF, who md. Prudence (SPELMAN) WRIGHT, Granville, Mass., about 1810
also ancestry and all descendants of Robert CUNNINGHAM, (b. Coleraine, Co. London-
derry, Ireland, 1677), and his brother Hugh, (b. in Scotland, about 1675) ; both came to
Mass., U.S.A., in 1717.
575 Chas. W. Pidduck, Glebelands, Bowdon, near Manchester, England, is interested in BICKERTON,
Cheshire, Salop HILDITCH, Salop PIDDOCK (PIDDOCKE, PIDDUCK), any SWANWICK
Cheshire and Salop Wanted information about John PIDDOCK of Kidderminster, yeoman,
who md. Catherine WATKINS, 1702, and d. 1718, or any relative.
576 Frank T. Gent, 27, Portman Street, Whalley Range, Manchester, England.
577 Joseph Carter Eisdell, Hurstpierpoint, Sussex, England.
578 Edward Hughes, J.P., Glyndwr, Wrexham, Wales, is interested in pedigrees of Welsh families
especially in HUGHES, Llansilin, Denbighshire RICHARDS, Montgomeryshire.
579 Win. George Fernie, Wood Thorpe, Osterley Park Road, Southall, London, W., is interested
in FERNIE.
580 W. C. Jackson, Woodcote End House, Epsom, England, desires information about the descen-
dants of Alexander and Archibald ERSKINE, younger sons of George E., (d. 1647), of
Kirkbuddo, and of Elizabeth, daughter of David GUTHRIE, of Kincaldrum, both of Co.
Forfar also descendants of David, Archibald, Patrick and Alexander ERSKINE, younger
sons of David E., (d. 1690), of Kirkbuddo, and Elizabeth, daughter of Sir James OGILVY
of New Grange in same county also descendants of Sir Francis OGILVY of New Grange,
living in 1703 ; his grandchildren David, James and Jean were minors in 1703. It is
believed that a family SKENE-OGILVY were descended.
581 Mrs. Montgomery, Benvarden, Dervock, Co. Antrim, Ireland, is interested in NEWLAND.
582 John Stillwell Applegate, Red Bank, New Jersey, U.S.A., is interested in founders of Monmouth-
shire, N.J., U.S.A., also in APPLEGATE, N.J., U.S.A. BRAY Ancestry wanted of John
BRAY, Monmouthshire, N.J., 1688, emigrated from England also of Thomas APPLEGATE,
Weymouth, Mass., 1635 ; md. Elizabeth SMITH ; with Massachusetts Bay Colony ; he is
supposed to have emigrated from England.
583 Dr. Herman S. Davis, Dover, Delaware. U.S.A.
584 Richard B. Crosse, 52nd Light Infantry, c/o Messrs. Cox and Co., 16, Charing Cross, London,
S.W., is interested in fBRADDOCK, Styperson Park, near Bollington, Cheshire.
585 Rev. B. Barrett, Braunston Vicarage, Oakham, England, is interested in BARRET, Norfolk, East
Suffolk, 1600-60.
586 Richard W. Read Reeve, 2, Nene Parade, Wisbech, England, is interested in all REEVE
genealogia also in fGLADWYN, Moor Mill, Ross, nr. Hereford, about 1800 tREDDiNGTON,
Sawbridgeworth, Essex, and -{-JENNINGS, both related to Sarah, Duchess of MARLBOROUGH
fDAWELL, living in Essex about 1800 Wanted parentage of John REEVE, (wife, Rose),
who lived at Mellis, Suffolk, 1642, and owned lands called Tripps.
587 W. Blair-McGuffie, Ash Lawn, Leamington, England, is interested in BLAiR-McGuFFiE
McGUFFIE McGUFFOCK.
588 Miss Sherard, Eastholme, Wantage, Berks., England, is interested in all members of the
SHERARD family, Notts., especially Car Colston, 1700-1800 Information wanted to prove
that Denton SHERARD of Car Colston, d. (1767) unmarried ; his niece, Margaret MOLYNEUX,
widow of James More M., of Losely, Surrey, survived him.
589 Howard Meuric Lloyd, Delfryn, Llanwrda, S.O., Carmarthenshire, Wales, is interested in LLOYD,
Ffos-y-Bleiddied, Cardiganshire, Pound, nr. Tavistock, Devon, and Danyrallt, Carmarthen-
shire, before 1825 LONGLEY, Kent ATKINS, Portsmouth, 1691-1784 SARLE (or SEARLE),
Falmouth, 1787 and before Wanted earlier personal history of John LLOYD, Clerk of
Survey 1755-1762, also of Cheque 1755-1801 at Plymouth ; latterly of Pound, Tavistock,
Devon also of Charles SARLE (or SEARL), md. 9 April, 1787, Patience ROGERS at Falmouth
Parish Church.
590 W. Braithwaite, The Hill Top, Meanwood, Leeds, England.
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591 Raymond Gorges, 15, Royal Terrace East, Kingstown, Co. Dublin, Ireland, is interested in
GORGES KELLY (O'KELLY), Cargins, and Turrock, Co. Roscommon.
592 Mrs. A. Stuart, Lochrin House, Craiglockhart Terrace, Edinburgh, Scotland, is interested in all
STEWART (or STUART) pedigrees also in ATKINSON, York, before 1750 CAMPBELL of Lix
BRADESTONE HAIG of Bemersyde, and cadets HEPBURN of Wauchton MACDOUGAL
of Makerstoun, before 1600 PRICE of Trengwainton, before 1655 RYDER, Reigate, before
1760 SMITH, York, before 1700 STEWART, round Lochearn, Callander, Doune Wanted
any information about John COSSINS, architect, Brompton, Yorks., 1708-1743 also about
Richard FRANKLAND, M.A., Yorks., I7th cent. also names of wife and family (if any), of
Alexander STEWART, fifth son of the first Lord DOUNE.
593 Mrs. J. Clarke Brush, (professional), Box 246, Danbury, Conn., U.S.A., is interested in CLARKE,
and allied families BLACKMAN, and allied families BLAKEMAN., Staffs., any before 1650
NORTHROP, any ADAMS, 1600-1800 SEELEY, any BRUSH, N.Y., U.S.A., i7th cent, and
ancestry FOWLER KEELER PORTER CROSBY SHERMAN ODELL Wanted ancestry
and Coat-of-Arms of James CLARKE, first settler (1639) New Haven, Conn., U.S.A.
594 Jacob C. Ruppenthal, Judge, 23rd Judicial District, Russell, Kansas, U.S.A., is interested in
RUPPENTHAL, between River Rhine and France IMMENDORF, Thuringen and Hessen,
Germany WENCK, Hessen, Germany SPALDING MYERS, North Carolina, before 1825
WHITAKER BARTON also wants information about ancestry of Samuel Engle Oak-
ford WILSON, Md., U.S.A., before 1835 and James JORDAN, Rockbridge Co., Va., about
1800 and Hannah LEE, 1778, Patrick (later Henry), county, Va., U.S.A. also wanted to
know what works are helpful in tracing genealogies (other than those of nobility) in Germany,
say somewhat after the style of the "Genealogist's Pocket Library."
595 Rev. Joseph Meehan, C.C., Kilmore, Co. Cavan, Ireland, is interested in all Leitrim families
and especially in O'ROURKE, REYNOLDS, and *MEEHAN, Leitrim HAMILTON, Leitrim,
I7th cent.
596 G. I. H. Lloyd, 8, Claremont Place, Sheffield, England, is interested in DILLWORTH, Lancaster,
before 1750 FUNSTONE, Mile End, London, i8th cent. PARKES, Wednesbury, i8th cent.
RIGGE, Kendal, before 1750 SANDERSON, S. Yorks., i8th cent. Parentage wanted
of John SANDERSON, of the Old Jewry, London, b. at Armthorpe, near Doncaster, 16 of 3rd
mo. 1749. Belonged to S. Yorks. family.
597 W. J. Gadsden, Senr., 17, Mannock Road, Westbury Avenue, Wood Green, London, N., is inter-
ested in Dormant Chancery Suits and Genealogy connected therewith also in GADSDEN,
England and U.S.A.
598 The O'Conor Don, H.M.L., (Denis Charles Joseph 0' Conor), Clonalis, Castlerea, Co. Roscommon,
Ireland.
599 J. H. Montgomery, Dolier Chambers, Dolier Street, Dublin, Ireland.
600 A. M. Mackintosh, The Hermitage, Nairn, Scotland, is interested in MACKINTOSH SHAW,
Highlands ot Scotland MACBEAN MACGILLIVRAY MACPHAIL MACPHERSON MACQUEEN
MACLEAN, Dochgarroch DAVIDSON FARQUH ARSON.
601 Chas. M. Drury, Barraderry, Kittegan, Ireland.
602 Robert Marshman Wattson, 32, St. Andrew's Road, Stoke Newington, London, N., is inter-
ested in MARSHMAN, Wilts, and Somerset, before 1750 WATTSON, any (with two T's),
before 1750.
603 D. T. Newton Wade, Solicitor, Newport. Mon., England, is interested in WADE, Gloucester,
Somerset, 1560-1800 LANE, Gloucester, Bristol, 1580-1680 ROGERS, Bristol, and Lota,
Ireland CROMWELL, any, 1500-1700 LLOYD, Cardiff, Bristol, 1600-1800 NEWTON, Barrs
Court, Glos. CHILD, Gloucester, Bristol, i8th cent. SHORT, Bitton, Gloucester, i8th cent.
WHITING, Somerset, Bristol, 1650-1750 CARELESS, Gloucester, Bristol, 1600-1750
Genealogical particulars wanted of Captain Woodes ROGERS, Bristol ; will proved 1732
also of Francis ROGERS, of Lota, Cork, 1657 (see Burke) also of Robert Rogers, Mayor of
Bristol, 1621.
604 A. Albert Campbell, Solicitor, 4, Waring Street, Belfast, Ireland, is interested in all Co. Tyrone
families also in CAMPBELL,Tyrone and Derry McFARLAND, Badoney, Co. Tyrone MOORE,
Ardstraw, Co. Tyrone.
605 Sidney S. Carr, M.A., Tynemouth, Northumberland, England.
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606 Edward Tylce, The Chantry, near Frome, Somerset, England, is interested in DE TILLI, TYLLY,
TILLY, TYLLEY, TILLEY, TILY, TILEY, TYLEY, TYLY, TYLEE, Du TILLET, DE TILLY, any
Wanted information about ancestors of John TYLEE, of Roade, Somerset, andMartha, his wife,
md. 1660; their son, John, (of Lincombe and Widcombe, Somerset), md. Ann BARTHOLOMEW.
607 W. Edmd. Beale, Folkington, Polegate, Sussex, England, is interested in TEKELL (TEAKELL,
TEAKLE) BERRIMAN Wanted Coat-of-Arms and Crest of the TEKELL family.
608 Rev. D. R. Pelly, Buckley Vicarage, Chester, England, is interested in LARKINS, before 1720,
DOUGLAS, Dumfriesshire PELLY, Dorset LE PELLEY, Guernsey HERBERT BLAKE,
Watcombe, Devon Wanted descendants and collaterals of Rev. George HERBERT, Poet
also father and mother (Lady Mary DOUGLAS ?), of Isabella DOUGLAS of Penpont, Dumfries,
who md. Robert CARNACHAN in 1800 and d. about 1852 also connection with Admiral
BLAKE with Blake, of Watcombe, Devon.
609 Alfred Molony, 48, Dartmouth Park Hill, London, N.W., is interested in families of Cos. Clare
and Limerick and in MOLONY, Co. Clare from 1600 Wanted particulars of the descendants
of John, Thomas, and Ralph, younger sons of William CHARTRES, Mayor of Cork, 1692.
610 Sir John Brickwood, Brankesmere, Southsea, England, is interested in BRICKWOOD also wants
date and place of birth of William BRICKWOOD, who md. Ann WALLER, at St. Nicholas,
Guildford, 1706.
611 Benj. J. Wattson, Clairville, 22, St. Kilda's Road, Stoke Newington, London, N., is interested
in fWATTSON, any, (with two T's) , before 1576 Information wanted about Thomas WATTSON
Milton Manor, Whiston, Penkridge, Staffs., 1576-1613. (John and Elizabeth CLEAVES,
servants to Mr. WATTSON, of Whiston, were buried November i and 2 respectively, 1613)
also about Rowland WATTSON, of Whitwell's parish, Enfield, Middlesex, (Bar.-at-Law and
Clerk of the Crown), Lord of Pattingham, 1591-1595 Information also wanted of the
WATTSON (WATSON) family, Pattingham branch ; the last Lord of Pattingham was William,
second son of Francis, Lord of Pattingham ; the Manor was sold to Sir John ASTLEY,
Bart., of Patteshall, 1732. Both the one and two T's were used in this family, notably by
Rowland. (See " Genealogist," January, 1896).
612 Miss Margaret R. Musgrave, Duncow, Dumfries, Scotland.
613 T. Griffiths Jones, Cyffin, Llansantffraid, near Oswestry, England, is interested in Montgomery-
shire borderland families and in GRIFFITHS, Llanfyllin, Llanfechain, Llandisilio, Meifod,
before 1800 EDWARDS, Hendre Hen, Burgedin, Mont., before 1760 JONES, Clarach,
Aberystwyth, Meifod, Llanfyllin, before 1800 HUGHES, W T aenfawr, Carnarvonshire
MORGAN, Bishop of St. Asaph LEE, New York, U.S.A. KYFFIN, any OWEN, Llan-
blodwel, Bath DAVIES, Mathrafal, Trewylan, New York Information wanted about the
family of PRYCE (or PRYS), of Guilsfield, Meifod and Burgedin, Montgomeryshire and of
Beddgelert, Carnarvonshire, before 1760.
614 James Archibald Campbell, Barbreck, Loch Gilp Head, Argyllshire, Scotland, is interested in
all Highland genealogies, especially in CAMPBELL of Loch Nell CAMPBELL of Achan-
duim Information wanted about John Chancellor HYDE, about 1725, (md. Anne
HEIGHTON) b. Ireland ; he was engaged in the Rebellion, 1745, received a pardon, left
Ireland and settled in Aberdeen about 1750 also about Richard HYDE, b. about 1750,
Aberdeen ; md. Elizabeth, daughter of Rev. Dr. BARTLETT, Aberdeen.
615 Gabriel OConnell Redmond, M.R. C.P.I., etc., Cappoquin, Co. Waterford, Ireland, is interested
in all Norman families in England and Ireland, and in REDMOND REMON REDMAN
FITZ REDMOND FITZ RAYMOND RAYMOND FITZ SIMON FITZ GERALD DE COUTANCES
(or DE CONSTANCE) QUINLAN WATERS VERLING PARKER.
616 Rev. Canon Bean lands, The Rectory, Victoria, B.C., is interested in BENELANDES, Yorks.,
Norfolk, Monmouth, I4th, 15th, and i6th cents. SWILLINGTON, Yorks., Norfolk, I3th and
I4th cents. PEMBERTON, Lanes., and Ireland, i7th and i8th cents. Wanted information
about John BENLANDES, of Yorks., " gentilman," 1418 ; son or grandson of Robert B.,
the only one of the name in Yorks. tax, 1378 also about Robert BENLANDE, 1390-1400,
holding a manor in Rockland, Norfolk, half fee, of the heirs of the Countess of Pembroke
also about John BENLANDE, esquire, son of Matthew B., holding Porskewet, one fee. of the
heirs of the Countess of Pembroke, 1422-1430.
617 James Watts, Abney Hall, Cheadle, Cheshire, England.
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618 Francis R. N. Haswell, J.P., Monkseaton, Northumberland, England, is interested in HASWELL,
Durham, Northumb., and South of Scotland BRAMWELL, Cumberland, Westmorland, and
Lanes.
619 Charles E. B. Bowles, Wirksworth, Derbyshire, England, is interested in BOWLES, Kent and
Essex, before 1630 HUXLEY, Cheshire and Middlesex, before 1630 DOCURA, Herts, and
London Wanted information and parentage of John DOCKREY, citizen and armourer
of London, (parish of St. Olave's, Old Jewry), d. 1650.
620 Mrs. George Hough Appleton, 1303, Church Street, Lynchburgh, Va., U.S.A., is interested in
ARCHER CALLAWAY, Va., before 1750 HART, Edward, Col. of the "Jersey Blues" HOUGH,
Sir Francis, Burgess, 1634 PUSEY, Caleb, Delaware, iyth cent. WADE, Armiger, Burgess,
Va., 1657 Wanted Coats-of-Arms of Daniel ALLEN, Scotland and of Jacob GILES, Maryland
relatives of Thomas CLIFFORD, Cowgills, Blackshaws wife's name of Lt. John LANGHORNE
also information about John SCARSBRICKE, Va., 1658, officer in Colonial army ; wife
probably Mary, daughter of Captain MARTIAN ; children, Jane Mountfort, Elizabeth,
Martha, Mary, John.
621 Alan Stewart, 23, Wilh'ngdon Road, Eastbourne, Sussex, England, is interested in MADAN,
any, especially before 1710 Information wanted as to the parentage and ancestry of Martin
MADAN, who was living in Nevis, Leeward Islands, in 1698 ; md. (Pdate) Penelope, daughter
of Sir James RUSSELL, Governor of Nevis, and d. in London, March, 1704, leaving four
children (i) Martin, Col. Royal Horse Guards, and M.P. for Bridport md. Judith, daughter
of Sir Spencer COWPER, a Judge of the Common Pleas, and niece of Lord Chancellor Cowper ;
d. at Bath, 1756. Dr. Sp. Madan, Bishop of Peterborough, was his second son. (2) James
Russell, Col. R.H.G. d. 1788. (3) Richard. (4) Penelope, wife of Baron SCHUTZ, of
Shotover, Oxon. In his will he refers to his brother Robert Madan, and his sisters
" Giraldine in Dublin " and Margaret. His descendants have always borne Arms : Sa. a
falcon, or, trussing a duck, arg: on a chief, or, a cross botonne, gu. Was this family connected
with the Irish family of MADDEN, or O'MADDEN ? And, if so, how ? To whom were these
Arms granted originally ? And when ?
622 Mrs. G. E. Chester-Master, Knole Park, Almondsbury, Bristol, England, is interested in MASTER
CHESTER EGERTON CANN KIRKE also desires information about Robert KIRKE of
Eastham, Essex, chosen Principal of 1773. appointed agent and Consul general at
Algiers, 14 December 1764 about Sir William FLETCHER, i8th cent. about Antoine
(1725-1811) and Charles Benjamin SALADIN, of Crans, Geneva ; the latter md. 1783 ? about
Lord BERKELEY of Stratton about CANN, Bart, of Compton Green, Glos., and Brislington,
and Bream, Somerset and about Ann EGERTON of Frogmore.
623 A. C. S. Christopher, 94, Piccadilly, London, W., is interested in CHRISTOPHER, any, but especially
of Co. Durham, Lines., and Worcs. ASHINGTON, Kent.
624 Noel Brooks Livingston, (Solicitor), 68, Harbour Street, Kingston, Jamaica, B.W.I., is inter-
ested in HARRIS, BROOKS, and WALLIS connecting with families of same name in Jamaica
CARPENTER, Sussex LIVINGSTON LOVIBOND BRODBELT VIRGO ORRETT, vicar of
Standish, Lanes., about 1820.
625 Samuel Warburton, Egerton Lodge, Bury Old Road, Manchester, England.
626 Miss Gertrude Williford Wright, Campfield House, Malton, Yorks., England, is interested in
WRIGHT, Notts., before 1800 Wanted information as to parentage of Philip WRIGHT,
6. about 1759 ; had brother Robert b. about 1764, and is believed to have had two other
brothers, John and George ; all believed to have been born in Notts.
627 Robert Randal MontSCirat, c/o S. P. Wilmot, Esq., i and 2, Foster Place, Dublin, Ireland.
628 Miss Marion Sedgwick, Grantham House, Grantham, England, is interested in SEDGWICK,
Bucks., I7th cent. and wants parentage of John SEDGWICK, md. at Chalfont St. Giles in 1653.
629 Gilbert Cope, West Chester, Pa., U.S.A., is interested in the migration of Quaker families to
America also in EAVENSON, Over Peover?, Cheshire GILBERT, Dewloe parish, Cornwall
HAINES, Harwell, Berks. MALIN, Great Barrow, Cheshire NOOKES, Bromsgrove, Worcs.
TAYLOR, Little Leigh, Cheshire and Didcot, Berks. TRUMAN, Salisbury, Wilts.
WALMSLEY, Wadington Eaves, Yorks. WALTON, Ochill, Warws. Wanted ancestry of
James DILLWORTH, of Bradley Hall, Chipping parish, Lanes., and Ann WALN, spinster,
md. 5 Mo. 9, 1680, at Nicholas Wain's house, Chappellcroft.
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630 Mrs. Reynolds, The Mullens, Ballyshannon, Co. Donegal, Ireland, is interested in fDEVEREUX,
Norwich, before 1780 fLAMBERT, Northumberland early ; Pinchbeck, Lines., 1600-
1700 ; Newbrough, 1700-1800 fSMYTH, Tyrone, Fermanagh, 1700 tWmTFiELD, Northum-
berland fREYNOLDS, Castlefinn and Donegal about 1600, or when first in Co. Donegal
also wanted ancestry of Francis DEVEREUX, of Norwich ; md. Bridget TILLS ; daughter
Elizabeth b. 1784, md. Mark LAMBERT ; son Francis, d. unmarried any particulars of
Daniel ECCLES, whose daughter, Mary Jenny, (b. 1746), d. America Origin of ancient
Barony of LOUVAINE derivation of the Clan RANNALL, Scotland Ancestry of Robert
REYNOLDS, 1660 ; William ; Colonel Francis and of William, Capt. Gen. Abercorn's foot,
abouti76o ancestry of Edward Reynolds, Bishop of Norwich, 1661 ; Richard R., Bishop of
Lincoln, 1723 Ancestry of John SMYTH, who md. Margaret ECCLES, Ecclesville, Co. Tyrone,
1755 And ancestry of Richard LAMBERT, of Newbrough, Northumberland.
631 Wm. R. Stackhouse, Moorestown, Burlington Co., N.J., U.S.A., is interested in HASTINGS,
any STACKHOUSE, any fGiBSON, Scotland and Ireland Information desired and offered
about Joshua HASTINGS, of Swerford, Oxon., and his wife, Elizabeth, Quaker ; went to Penna.
before 1683, and died there.
632 H. J. T. Wood, 32, Clanricarde Gardens, London, W., is interested in Breconshire families
also in WOOD, Fulbourn, Cambs., before 1500.
633 John 6 Mahony, Brosna, Co. Kerry, Ireland, is interested in all branches of the MAHONY or
6 MAHONY family, especially of Brosna, Kerry, 1720-1830 Information wanted as to the
names of the nine members of the MAHONY family mentioned in the Census of 1659 as being
of the principal family in parish of Brosna, Co. Kerry also the name of the wife and children
of Denis Mahony, junior also the name of the wife of David Mahony, of Derra, Brosna,
Co. Kerry,
634 John Nicholson Br am well, St. Helens, Lanes., England, is interested in f RHODES, Gomersal,
Yorks., to 1797 BILLINGE, Billinge, Lanes., to 1830 fBLiNKHORN, Bolton and St. Helens,
Lanes., to 1850 tMARSH, Deane, (Bolton), Lanes., to 1830 Wanted pedigree of Zekaniah
RHODES, merchant, 1797, Gomersal, Yorks. father's name of BILLINGE, of Billinge,
Lanes., who md. William BLINKHORN about 1830 information wanted concerning the
, marriage of a descendant of George MARSH, (martyr 1555), with NICHOLSON, of Bolton.
635 E. H. Myddelton-Gavey, M.R.C.S., Grand Hotel, Eastbourne, Sussex, England, is interested in
MYDDELTON, Gwaenynog, Denbigh GAVEY, Jersey.
636 Thomas A. J. Pile, 55, Holland Park Avenue, London, W., is interested in BLACKALL, 1680-
1800 CHILDE, 1700-1820 FRENCH, England, 1680-1810 GWYNN, Berks., London, Salop,
1660-1860 PILE (PYLE), any PIPER, Berks., Culliton, Devon, 1660-1780 ROGERS,
Hants, from \Vilts., 1700-1860 Wanted evidence showing identity of families variously
spelt, e.g., PILE POYLE POOLE PUILLE, etc., with or without " de la " prefixed.
637 Rev. J. A. Halloran, Eastwell Rectory, Boughton Lees, Ashford, Kent, England, is interested
in Huguenot, Canadian, West Indian, Devon and Irish families especially in BOUTCHER,
Devon and Somerset, before 1750 HALLARAN, West Indies, Canada, and Ireland before
1770 PEARCE, Devon and Cornwall, before 1780 WINTER, Devon SLADE, Devon,
Somerset and Dorset, before 1780 GRIGG, Devon and Cornwall, before 1780 HUGGINS,
Devon and Somerset PEDDLE, Somerset and Dorset WIPPELL and TREMLETT, Devon.
638 Rev. R. E. Broughton, Prestbury Vicarage, Macclesfield, England, is interested in BROUGH-
TON, Staffs, and Berks., i8th cent.
639 Mrs. Bennett, 134, Elm Park Mansions, London, S.W., is interested in ROMNEY (RUMNEY) Colby
Appleby, Cromwell and before ABBOT (ABBOTT), Kendal, 1730 and before LEWTHWAITE,
Broadgate, Furness and Cumberland, I7th and i8th cents. KENNAL, Kendal and Colton,
latter end i8th cent. ROMNEY, any, especially Ireland (William III. and later), from West-
morland; andTetbury, 1400-1600 earlier and later ORDE, Longridge, Norham, Northumber-
land DEALTRY, Edmonton, 1780 and before BENNETT, Bridport, I7th cent. Who was
Lady Alice ROMNEY of "Boradall Manor," Cumberland, (22 Elizabeth) Lancelot Romney
of Yanwath, Westmorland, i6th cent. Lucas DE RUMARE, I3th cent. and Baldwin DE
ROMENEY and Alan de Romeney's heir ?
640 John Ronald Moreton Macdonald, Largie Castle, Tayinloan, Argyll, Scotland, is interested in
tTEWES, Aix la Chappelle fPuRVis, Shepton Mallet HUME MACNEILL of Arichonan
and Gallochoille tPRESTWiCK.
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641 Thomas Chamberlin Tims, 6, Pare Bean Terrace, St. Ives, Cornwall, England, is interested
in CHAMBERLEN CHAMBERLIN CLIFFORD HOPKINS HOPPNER MEYER ROLLS SNOW
Wanted parentage and ancestry of Hugh CHAMBERLIN, who d. at Redhill, Ratcliffe-on-
Soar, Notts., in 1709, aged 70.
642 Francis P. Leyburn Yarker, 67, Hills Road, Cambridge, England, is interested in MANGLES,
Newcastle-on-Tyne, Wapping, Surrey, before 1787 CAMDEN TULLY, and KIRWAN, Co.
Galway WHEELER, Hungerford, Berks.
643 Alfred W. Johnston, F.S.A. Scot., 59, Oakley Street, Chelsea, London, S.W., is interested in
Orkney, Shetland, and Caithness families, especially in JOHNSTON, Orkney HALCRO
BEATTON, Orkney CRAFTS, London, i7th cent. TAYLOR, Quebec, i8th cent. BOSWELL,
GORDON, and ROBERTSON, Orkney BLACK, Orkney, i7th cent. SANDISON, Aire and
Orkney Wanted parentage of David BOSWELL, burgess, Kinghorn, (wife Marjory GORDON),
whose daughter md. BEATTON, Orkney, whose daughter md. 1666, HALCRO,
^ Houton, Orkney.
644 W. Sandford Cottrill, Athenaeum Club, Johannesburg, S. Africa, is interested in COTTRILL
(COTTRELL, COTTERELL), Norfolk, 1500-1600 ; Worcs., 1600-1800 PIGEON, Norfolk, 1600-
1700 WITHAM, Great Camfield, Kent ?, 1750-1850.
645 Rev. William Alexander Fleming, B.A. (Dublin), Buslingthorpe Vicarage, Leeds, England, is
interested in Ulster FLEMING families and their collaterals also in ADAMS, Cavan and
Monaghan, 1700-1795 ARMSTRONG, Monaghan, 1750-1800 BLACKLEY, Monaghan, 1710-
1800 BURSTEARD, Deny, 1700-1750 CRAWFORD, Tyrone, Monaghan, Fermanagh, 1760
CHARLTON, Ulster, Dublin, 1750-1830 DARROCH, Monaghan, 1680-1730 DOIG, Dublin,
Limerick, and Australia, 1800-1850 FIXTER, Monaghan and Tyrone, 1560-1750 FORE-
SYTH, Aughnacloy and Monaghan, 1700-1765 SCOTT, Monaghan and Tyrone, 1700-1770
STEWART, Davogh, 1740-1760 HAMILTON (or D ACRE-HAMILTON), Monaghan, 1680-1730
IRWIN, Monaghan and Tyrone, 1750-1800 McCLURE, Monaghan and Dublin, 1710-1800
MCDOWELL, Monaghan and Cavan, 1700-1800 MONTGOMERY, FORESYTH maternally, 1754
MITCHELL, Drumreaske, Tuninvinrey, Co. Monaghan RICHARDSON, Carrickmacross,
Co. Monaghan, and Tyrone, 1700-1820 ROBERTS, Cavan, and Blessmount, Monaghan,
1709-1800 Ross, Monaghan, 1750-1880 REILLY (or O'REILLY), Cavan, 1709-1800
WILDRIDGE, Cavan and Monaghan, 1730-1795 WELD, Ulster, 1750-1810 WRIGHT, Mona-
ghan, 1690-1750 Contributor's great-great-great-grandfather was Rev. Alexander FLEMING,
Drumcrue, Co. Monaghan, and Cootehill, Co. Cavan ; md. 1709 Margaret, daughter and co-
heir of Samuel FIXTER, Esq., Corick, Co. Tyrone ; information wanted re the parents of
Alexander (probably son or grandson of Alexander, fourth son of ist Earl of WIGTOWN) .
646 Henry Thomas Crofton, Oldfield, Maidenhead, Berks., England, is interested in CROFTON,
Cumberland, Ireland, commonwealth and before CRIRIE, Lanes, and elsewhere
STRATFORD, London, 1770, and before.
647 William Edward Robinson, Tithebarn Street, Poulton-le-Fylde, England, is interested in any
family of FYLDE.
648 Mrs. Orville Dwight Baldwin, 1000, Green Street, San Francisco, Cal., U.S.A., is interested
in BALDWIN, Dundridge ROHE, Alsatian family VON GLODE, Prussia PARMELEE
STANLEY Ancestry wanted of Sir John BALDWIN, and his father William, temp. Henry VII.
649 Professor T. W. Edmondson, B.A., Ph.D., University Heights, New York, U.S.A., is interested
in EDMONDSON LUDLAM PLETTS PETYT, Yorks.
650 Miss S. I. A. Hammond, Central Hall, Philpot Street, Commercial Road, London, E., is interested
in SAVAGE, 1450 onward BUNYARD, Kent, 1750-1830 HAMMOND, Kent, 1750 onward.
651 Joseph TorbOCk, Crakenthorpe Hall, near Appleby, Westmorland, England, desires informa-
tion of the TORBOCK family, Lanes., 1704-1798, and especially the marriage of John and
Hannah T., about 1797.
652 Henry C. Dann, The Beeches, Stroud, Glos., England, is interested in DAN, DANN, DANY, DENE,
DE DENE, DE DEN, DE DAN, DANNY, DANE, DANNE, all East Grinstead, East Sussex
also wants descendants of Robert DE DENE, Buckhurst, 1066, and Hamo DAN, East
Grinstead, East Sussex, 1319.
653 -Rev. Herbert E. D. BlaklSton, P.P., President of Trinity College, Oxford, England.
654 Miss Lament, Knockdow, Toward, Argyllshire, Scotland.
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655 Edward Arthur Hardwicke, L.R.C.P., etc., J.P., Havermere, Howick Falls, Natal, S. Africa,
is interested in HARDWICKE, Staffs., temp. Edward II. , and after, and Derbyshire before
temp. Elizabeth PERTON, Staffs., after Richard II. FEWTRELL, Salop CALVERT, Craven,
Yorks. PITCHFORD, Salop. _ ._ _
656 Rev. Edmund Nevill, (professional), 43, High Street, Salisbury, England, is interested in NEVILL,
Notts. Suffolk and Essex fHuLL PERFECT PAULL HART FLOWER BALLARD all
Somerset, Dorset, Hants, and Wilts. Wanted origin or locality of Nevill Coat of 3 bustards.
i. az. rising, or, (Notts.) 2. az. flying, arg. 3. az. rising, arg. 4. gu. chevron bet. 3, rising arg.
657 A. W. Gray Buchanan, Parkhill, Polmont, Stirlingshire, Scotland, is interested in
Cumberland BOGLE, West of Scotland BUCHANAN, any CUNYNGHAME, Lanarkshire
fFoxcROFT, Notts. GIBSON, GOVAN, GRAY and HAMILTON, West of Scotland KINCAID,
any PARKES, Warws. and Worcs. RAMSAY, Perthshire and Stirlingshire ROWAND
(ROWAN), any fTuRTON, Staffs. Parentage wanted of William CRAWFORD, merchant,
Glasgow, md. 1699 Mary GOVAN, and d. 1734 also of Samuel WILSON, merchant, Hatton
Garden, London, d. 1769, founder of Wilson's Bequest (see " Gentleman's Magazine,"
39.
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658 George Alder Bliimer, M.D., Duncan Lodge, Providence, Rhode Island, U.S.A., is interested
in ALDER BRADFORD COLVILLE BREAKENRIDGE HENDERSON BONE SPRIGGS
BLUMER Wanted information about James BREAKENRIDGE, b. 1696, who sailed from
Ireland, 16 July, 1727, as one of a company of emigrants, to take up land on the Elbow
Tract, (now Palmer), Mass., under claim of Joshua LAMB, of Boston.
659 E. M. Blake, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, U.S.A., is interested in FEARMAN, Norwich,
England, before 1800 LEADBETTER, early New England FIRTH and VICERY, New England,
early WITTICHEN, REYNAUD, NICOLA, and LE JEUNE, any B ROUGH, Shelton, Notts.,
before 1700 MURDOCH, Armagh, Ireland, before 1736 Wanted to verify tradition that
Cornelius SWEERS, was in the British Army, about 1770 also information about Mary
HAMMOND, (md. William MURDOCH), Phila., 1740, cousin of British Minister, George
Hammond.
660 Henry Tod, W. S., 45, North Castle Street, Edinburgh, Scotland, is interested in BANKS, BLYTH,
and RAIT, Scotland BARTLETT, Aberdeen TOD, Scotland, especially Lothians and Fife-
shire WALKER, Kincardineshire and West Indies WILLIAMSON, Kincardineshire Wanted
descendants of Henrie TOD, " Factor," Dieppe, France, 1540 and of - WALKER, captain
of a ship wrecked near Aberdeen 1600-1700.
661 Norman Lament, M.P., 4, Queen Street, Mayfair, London, is interested in LAMONT (LAMOND)
DENYS FULLARTON, Greenhall, Argyllshire CAMPBELL of Inverliver, Argyllshire
STEWART of Ascog, Buteshire STEWART of Kelspoke, Buteshire CHRYSTIE of Balchrystie,
Fife Wanted arms of CAMPBELL of Inverliver.
662 George Edward Roebuck, Central Library, Walthamstow, Essex, England, is interested in
ROEBUCK, any, especially Sheffield, Doncaster, Mexborough, since 1750.
663 Mrs. J. H. Sladdin, Manor Drive, Halifax, Yorks., England, is interested in BOWES, Durham
(City and County), Yorks., Skipton, 1650-1750 Wanted ancestry of George BOWES,
Attorney-at-Law, Westminster, 1718.
664 S. Percy Smith, F.R.G.S., Matai-Moana, New Plymouth, New Zealand, is interested in BARLOW,
Lines., or Huntington STEPHENSON, Holland, Lines. Wanted parentage of Elizabeth
BARLOW, who md. Thomas SMITH, of Waddington, Lines., about 1763 also of John
STEPHENSON, of Brothertoft Hall, near Boston, Lines., b. 1743 ; d. 1812.
665 Mrs. W. C. D. Whetham, Upwater Lodge, Cambridge, England, is interested in DURNING (or
DORNING), Lanes. HOLT, Lanes. POTTER, Tadcaster ORMEROD, Rossendale
_ HEYWORTH, Bacup, and Mackery End, Herts. SEDDON, Prestolee and Bakewell. _
666 Percy S. Godman, Muntham, Horsham, England, is interested in GODMAN, Sussex, Norfolk,
Suffolk, before 1590.
667 Rev. Reginald C. Dudding, Saleby Rectory, Alford, Lines., England, is interested in all
Lincolnshire families, especially PASTON, Norf., after 1674 BUTTERVANT (or BUTTER-
_ FIELD). Norf. COLEPEPER, Kent and Exton, Rutland HARRINGTON.
668 Orrin Peer Allen, Palmer, Mass., U.S.A.
669 Mrs. John Baird Clotworthy, Hillman, Taliaferro Co., Ga., U.S.A.
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670 Charles Fortescue Osmond, Hem, Thicket Road. Sutton, Surrey, England, is interested in
DACRES, Leatherhead, Surrey FOULKES. Medland, Devon OSMOND, Halberton, Tiverton,
and Morebath, Devon, before 1800 WISE, Woolston, Loddiswell, Devon Ancestry wanted
of Stephen WESTON, D.D., Bishop of Exeter, 1724-42 also ancestry and descendants of
Phillip DACRES, who presented a book of hours to the Parish Church, Leatherhead.
671 Chas. A. Bemau, Walton-on-Thames, England, is anxious to correspond with an amateur or
professional genealogist living in or near Stolp, Pomerania is interested in BERNAU, any,
but especially those of Stolp wants parentage of (i) Elizabeth CRUEGER, b. about 1691 ;
md. in or before 1713, Samuel Bernau ; d. at Stolp, 1763 ; (2) of Maria HOEFT, b. about
1715 ; md. at Stolp, 1738, Samuel Bernau ; (3) of Maria -Dorothea BESCH, b. about 1783 ;
md. at Stolp, 1802, J. J. Bernau Rietstap ("Armorial General") gives the arms of the
Barons Bernau of Switzerland and of Bernau of Castellet, wanted any information about
these families Wanted names and addresses of any Bernaus mentioned in current Directories
of places in U.S.A. Is also interested in any of the names PASCHE, VON DER OHE, BENEST,
MILLAIS and LE GEYT, living or dead Wants ancestry of William MATTHEWS and of
Mary LUCE, his wife, their daughter, Sarah-Mary M., md. John Millais, of Jersey, grand-
father of the late Sir John E. Millais, Baronet and P.R.A. Ancestry also wanted of Sarah
DENTON, Isaac CHANVAL-^-PELIER, and Gabriel -Antoine PELIER, Huguenot refugees
from Conde-sur-Noireau to Jersey, probably related to each other ; Isaac's daughter,
Anne, md. ASSELIN, and settled in London ; are any of her descendants living ?
Wanted a modern description of, and an early reference to, the village of Benest, depart-
ment of Charente, (ten miles West of Confolens), France The MOULE family (that of the
present Bishop of Durham) quarters the arms of BLACKETT and VANNECK ; is any connection
known between these families ? Is interested in the genealogy and topography of Walton-
on-Thames.
672 Mrs. Dowdall Cooke, Cappagh House, Ballinagrane, Askeaton, R.S.O., Co. Limerick, Ireland,
is interested in the PEPPARD, STUKELEY, DOWDALL and PACKE families. Peppard family
said by Sir William Betham to have been founded in Ireland by Sir Philip D'ANGULO, other-
wise PEPPARD, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland in nth cent. Wanted connecting link between
him and Philip DE PEPPARD, who md. Ellen LUTTRILL and had issue (besides two daughters)
three sons : John, Patrick and Richard. Said Patrick md. about 1400 Ca .erine RUSSELL,
and had issue Walter P., who md. Elizabeth STUKELEY, of an old English family. Patrick
P., grandson of the last-named Walter, granted lands (called Peppard's Castle) in Co.Wexford
his wife's name wanted ; his son md. Catherine DOWDALL, of Cappagh House. Wanted
maiden name of Margaret " Lady Dowdall," mentioned in the will (dated 1604, proved 1613)
of Sir John DOWDALL, "Queen Elizabeth's Captain," her husband. The PACKE family
inquired about is that of Sir Christopher P., Lord Mayor of London, 1654-5, member of
Cromwell's other house of parliament, ancestor of contributor's mother, Mrs. Peppard,
nee Packe.
673 Paul Georg Baron Liittwitz, Kais. Deutscher Legationsrat a. D., Herischdorf, Schlesien,
Deutschland, interessiert sich fur alle Seitenlinien der CAMPBELLS of Cawdor und die
Familien SIMSON und COGHILL.
674 William Braylesford Bunting, The Courses, Chapel-en-le-Frith, near Stockport, England, is
interested in High Peak families, especially those of Chapel-en-le-Frith, also in BRAILS-
FORD, (BRAYLESFORD, etc.), Derbyshire, I5th-i8th cents. BUNTING, Ashover, Derbyshire
DETHICK, New Hall and Hartshorn, Derbyshire, I7th and i8th cents.
675 Commander M. J. Harrison, R.N., Temple Elfande, Capel, Surrey, England, is interested in
HARRISON, Lanes, before 1600 also desires information about Laurence MARSHALL, whose
daughter, Grace, was in 1526 the wife of George HARRISON, Lanes. also maiden name of
Bridget, wife of Richard HARRISON, of Freckleton, Lanes., about 1620.
676 Arthur L. Cooper, 17, Friar Street, Reading, England, is interested in COOPER, Maidenhead,
Bray, Oxon., before 1750 HOBSON, Northants. before 1750 MOXON, Fishlake, York,
before 1700.
677 Alexander Wedderburn, The Hoo, Willingdon, Sussex, England, is interested in MELVILL of
Caskerdo, Ceres, Fife SCRYMGEOUR of Balmakewan, Aberdeenshire SCRYMGEOUR of
Sonahard, Aberdeenshire, esp. David SCRYMGEOUR, of (a) Balmakewan (b) Sonahard,
about 1450.
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678 Richard Hawke, u, Rue des Ruisseaux, Laval, Mayenne, France, is interested in HAWKE, any
PORTER and HOWE, Newport, Isle of Wight, i8th cent. FINCH, (FYNCH, FFYNCH),
Havant, Hants., i8th cent. Information wanted about John HAWKE, b. at Havant ?,
Hants., or neighbourhood, about 1759; described as son of Edward ? Hawke, and S.
FINCH (? Sophia) ; his baptism wanted, also marriage of parents and information about
them.
679 Dr. Joseph C. Bridge, M.A., F.S.A., Christ Church Vicarage, Chester, England.
680 Charles Reginald Byrom, The Laurels, Langland Bay, South Wales.
681 Miss Helen Gurney, Eaton, Norwich, England, is interested in YEAMANS, Antigua BACON,
Staward FREAME, London Bankers BELL, Cockermouth, 1653 COLLINSON, Westmorland,
1600 S WANTON, Grundisborough, 1615 BOURNE, Lines., 1600 Information wanted about
John COOK, the Regicide ; and Roger POPE, Oswestry, 1680.
682 Rev. J. P. Day, St. Cuthbert's Vicarage, Durham, England.
683 Lieut. Col. E. V. D. Pears?, Hurstbourne Priors, Whitchurch, Hants., England, is interested
in PEARSE SWANTON, i7th and i8th cents. fBuTLER, Eastern Counties, I7th and i8th
cents. Information wanted about Thomas SWANTON, M.P., Comptroller of the Navy,
d. 1723 ; and James PEARSE, Surgeon General, surgeon to Charles II.
684 George B. Louis Arner, Ph.D., 24, Chambers Street, Princeton, N.J., U.S.A., is interested
in ARNER UDALL, UDELL BRUCE, Mass, and Vt.
685 Howard Macklin Askew, 78, South Pryor Street, Atlanta, Ga., U.S.A., is interested in ASKEW,
CONNEL, DICKINSON, Va. and N.C. HARRISON, Stafford and Prince William, Va.
LUNDIE, Va. and England MACLIN, Scotland and Va. PENDER, N.C. SHORT, SIMMS,
YATES, Va. Information wanted concerning ancestry of Thomas LUNDIE, who became
pastor of Brunswick and St. Andrew's Parish, Va., in 1773.
686 Edwin Bruce Story, Northampton, Mass., U.S.A.
687 Stephen Simpson, M.A., Parkside, Preston, Lanes., England, is interested in SIMPSON, of any
spelling also in SIMPSON, Yorks., HESKETH, Ringey, Hale and Morley, Cheshire, I7th
cent. IRVING, Dalreogh, Dunning, Scotland, and Walton, Cumb., i8th cent. GREGSON,
Liverpool BARNS, Lanes. Information wanted as to the ancestry of John SYMSONE,
otherwise JENKINE, of Mearesicke, Gisburne, Yorks., husbandman, whose will was proved
at York, 1586.
688 Lady Chapman, Beech Hurst, Lingfield, Surrey, England, is interested in BELL, Cockermouth,
I7th cent. CRUSH, Essex, especially Felsted TEMPLE of Temple Sowerby, Westmorland
CORNWALL, Hull, early i8th cent. WILSON, Bonhill, nr. Glasgow, early i8th cent.
CHAPMAN, Whitby or Sneton, before 1600 Ancestry wanted of John GUMMING, Fairfreed,
near Glasgow ; b. 1714 ; md. 1746 Janet WILSON, of Bonhill.
689 Col. Charles Edward Yate, C.S.I., C.M.G., 17, Prince of Wales Terrace, Kensington, London,
W., is interested in all families of YATE or YATES, especially of Berks., Oxon., Kent,
London, etc., 1500-1700, and more especially Cuxham, Oxon., 1608-1662 ; Gravesend,
Kent, 1660-1708 ; Rotherhithe, Surrey, 1734-1760 ; St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, i8th cent.
Information wanted regarding parentage, marriage, place of death or burial, of William
YATE, chirurgeon, Mayor of Gravesend, Kent, 1667, 1676, 1693, and 1703 ; d. 1707-8.
690 Edward Lyon Taylor, Clifton, Falinge Road, Rochdale, England, is interested in CHADERTON,
Lees, Oldham, Lanes., 1500-1700 DENTON and PLUMPTON, Lees, Oldham, Lanes., i7th
cent. Wanted ancestors and collaterals of Brion (Bryan) LYON, Prescot, Lanes., i6th cent.
691 Dr. Stephan Kekule von Stradonitz, (beruflich = professional), Marienstrasse, 16, Gross-Lichter-
felde, near Berlin, undertakes genealogical work, claims to titles in Germany and Austria,
etc., is interested in fDRORY, 1600-1800 and fDRURY, Ireland, same period. Baptism
wanted of Leonard DRORY (or DRURY), b. probably in Ireland, d. in London, 30 April 1815,
aged 38. ^
692 Miss A. F. Jocelyn Ffoulkes, St. Melange!!, Rhyl, N. Wales, is interested in SALUSBURY, Petrual,
Denbighshire fPowELL, Llanfairfechan, Carnarvonshire f(DE) CHAPPELLIN, Huguenot
family now extinct, where resident ? CONWAY, Ystrad, Denbighshire, early igth cent.
Wanted descent of Thomas SALUSBURY of Petrual from Llewenni family; his daughter
md. before 1614 POWELL of Llanfairfechan, about which family further data is required.
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693 Abel Bridge, J.P., 82, Greengate Street, Oldham, Manchester, England.
694 Rev. Evelyn Young, Fen Drayton, Cambridge, England, is interested in BRECKNOCK
CRAYLE, Newark, Notts., London, Lines. DODSLEY, Notts. FLAMSTEAD HOBMAN, Notts,
and Lines. LANSDALL, Collingham, Notts., Lines. fLEY, Mayfield, Staffs. RASTALL,
Notts, and Lines. -J-TEMPLER YOUNG, Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambs. Mrs. Elizabeth
TEMPLER and Mr. John FLAMSTEED, of Little Hallam, md. 1701 ; registered at Ilkeston,
Derbyshire ; who was she ?
695 R. H. St. Maur, Stover, Newton Abbot, Devon, England, is interested in fWiLLiAMS, Bristol,
before 1485 JKILLEGREW, Cornwall, before 1603 fBoNNELL, Stanton Harcourt, Oxford,
before 1730 fWEBB, Monkton Farleigh ; and Seend, nr. Devizes, both before 1730
fBROCKBURY, Hereford, before 1360 SEYMOUR, 1640 fRASHLEiGH, 1640 JPOPHAM,
Littlecote, before 1740 fWALE, before 1707 fWALSH, before 1590 fCoKER, Laurence
Lydiard, Somerset, before 1472 Wanted pedigree of Dorothy KILLIGREW, md. a Sir Ed:
SEYMOUR of Berry Pomeroy, 1603 Anns of T. BONNELL of Stanton Harcourt, Oxford ;
formerly a London merchant ; 1730 pedigree and arms of WEBB of Monkton Farleigh, son
of Daniel W., of Seend, nr. Devizes ; 1730 any information concerning Richard SEYMOUR,
fourth son of Sir E. SEYMOUR of Berry Pomeroy, who md. Mary RASHLEIGH (a Cornish
family) and is believed to have gone with her to Conn., U.S.A., about 1640, though most
books mention him as having died in Devon in 1640 pedigree of Sir Francis POPHAM,
of Littlecote, 1730 pedigree and arms of a Sir William WALE, before 1700 pedigree of
John W T ALSH, a Justice of the Common Pleas, 1580 pedigree of Sir Robert COKER, of
Laurence Lydiard, Somerset, 1460 pedigree of Mark WILLIAMS of Bristol, 1420 pedigree
and arms of Simon DE BROCKBURY of Hereford, about 1360.
696 S. H. Scott, M.A., (Oriel College, Oxford), The Yews, Windermere, England, is interested in
SCHOTT, Braunfels and other places in Hesse, before 1700 fWiLMOT, Baronets, of Chaddes-
den, before 1660 |KiNDER, Cheshire and Derbyshire fHoLT, Mottram-in-Longdendale,
Cheshire Information required about Johann SCHOTT, of Braunfels, Archer of the Guard
at Nancy in Lorraine, ennobled 1570, afterwards of Hadonville near Metz; particularly
original of pedigree entered 1570 as printed in Pelletier's " Nobiliaire de Lorraine," see
" Ancestor," 5, 169.
697 Harry Shelmire Hopper, 611, Weightman Building, Phila., Pa., U.S.A., in interested in
HOPPER, Co. Durham, before 1700 COFFEE, Ireland, before 1760 COLLINS, Ireland,
before 1750 HUDSON, Sheffield, before 1770 FETTER, Germany, before 1750 CART,
KEHRT, Bavaria, before 1750 MYERS, Hanover, Germany, before 1776 Wanted ancestors
of John HOPPER, Co. Durham, migrated to New York, about 1675 Ancestors and
marriage of Thomas GARWOOD, lived in Acton, Suffolk, 1680 Ancestors and
family of Richard HANCOCK, upholsterer, of Bromley, nr. Bow, Middlesex, who went
to N.J., U.S.A., about 1675 Ancestors and family of John DENN, turner, migrated from
London to Salem, N.J., U.S.A., about 1678 William GARWOOD, son of Thomas G., mariner,
lived at Chalmondiston, Suffolk, 1680 ; his second wife was Jane STEVENS ; who was his
first wife by whom he had sons Thomas and John ?
698 Major William Eliot Fumess, 883, Evanston Ave., Chicago, 111., U.S.A., is interested in ELIOT
DAWES THWING GREENLEAF WADSWORTH FAIRFIELD Information wanted as to
family of FURNESS before 1730 and in London after 1776.
699 Carlos Parsons Darling, Lawrenceville, Tioga Co., Pa., U.S.A.
700 Herm. Friedr. Macco, Humboldtstr. 2, Steglitz-Berlin, Deutschland, interessiert sich fur
Aachener und aus Aachen stammende Familien, auch fur MACCO (oder MACKUY), vor 1600
Rudolf MACKUY, 1594, prot. Emigrant in Schrozberg (Wttbg.), Herkunft unbekannt.
701 Lieut. General Sir Reginald Hart, c/o Messrs. Cox and Co., 16. Charing Cross, London, is inter-
ested in HART, Dorset, 1500-1600, Somerset 1500-1600 Wanted dates of birth, marriage and
death of Elizabeth HOOD, b. about 1743, Dorset ; md. Hart also of Richard HART,
living near Beaminster, 1601.
702 B. Courtenay G id ley, Seymour Lodge, Totnes, Devon, England.
703 Colonel Henry R. Lloyd Howard, C.B., Wygfair, St. Asaph, North Wales, is interested in
HOWARD, Croglin, Cumberland, after about 1640 Wanted whereabouts of Henry or other
sons of Sir Charles HOWARD, of Croglin, Cumberland, after about 1640.
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704 Rev. Francis A. Haines, M.A., West Itchenor Rectory, Chichester, England.
705 Ernest Francis, Fir Croft, Southcote Road West, Reading, England, is interested in WINCH,
Berks, Bucks., Essex, and Middlesex Rous, Berks., Essex, Middlesex, before 1650 ADAMS
and NELSON, Bray and Cookham, Berks., i8th cent. FRANCIS, Southern Counties Richard
WINCH of Maidenhead, md. about 1770 CARR ; where ? She is said to have been the
daughter of a Scotch naval officer.
706 J. H. Mayne Campbell, 24, King Street West, Toronto, Canada, is interested in CAMPBELL,
Perthshire (Murthlie, Edramuckie, Easter Shian, Garrows) CARGILL, co. Perth MAYNE,
cos. Stirling and Clackmannan FISHER, cos. Perth and Aberdeen McDuFF, Ballinloan,
Perthshire BACHOPE, in Stirling DON of Seabegs, co. Stirling KEAY of Kincairnie, co.
Perth STEWART of Arnagag, co. Perth Ancestry wanted of John BROUN, merchant in
Glasgow, md. Jean MAYNE, before 1760 and of both Rev. John DRUMMOND, St. Madoes
and Crieff, 1677-1754, and his wife Rev. John STARK, Lecropt, Stirlingshire.
707 Richard F. E. Ferrier, Hemsby Lodge, Norfolk, and 33, Hall Plain, Great Yarmouth, England,
and John A. H. Ferrier, 33, Hall Plain, Great Yarmouth, are interested in FERRIER (FERRER
or FERROUR), Norfolk, particularly Norwich, Yarmouth, Rollesby and country district
adjacent DAVY, Rollesby, Burgh and Flegg district, 1450-1550 GOURNAY (GURNEY),
Norfolk, before 1690 ; in addition to information given in " The Records of the House of
Gurney " Particulars wanted showing that DAVY of Eston, Norfolk, and Davy, Burgh,
Norfolk, were the same family Information wanted showing additional connection between
the Norwich family of FERRIER (FERROUR, FERRIOR, FERRER), and branches settled in
Yarmouth, and Flegg Hundreds, in addition to that between Robert Ferrier, Sheriff of
Norwich, 1507, and Mayor 1526, 1536, and the Yarmouth family ; it is believed that several
members of the Norwich branch settled in Yarmouth, see local records, 1450-1550 also
information about Thomas LADD, mentioned in will of Henry Ferrier, of Yarmouth, proved
29 May, 1573, as " My Godson Thomas Ladd " and about Ann LADD, who md. Robert
FERRIER of Norwich at St. Nicholas Church, Great Yarmouth, 19 November, 1617 ; par-
ticularly desired to know what was the relationship between her and Thomas LADD
Also information wanted about John FERRIER (FERROR or FERROUR) of Drayton, whose Will
was proved 6 May, 1517.
708 M. Graham Coitart, 21, Lynedoch Street, Glasgow, W., Scotland, is interested in ADAMSON,
Perth 1540, St. Andrews, Edinburgh, 1580 COLTART, Kirkcudbrightshire, 1720
CAMPBELL, Kirkcudbrightshire, 1750 GILLESPIE, Edinburgh, 1645 GODFREY, Edmond-
bury, London, Romsey GRAHAM, relations of CLAVERHOUSE, 1700 HAY, Linplum and
Tallo, i6th cent. IRVINE and REID, Kirkcudbrightshire, 1700 LAWSON, PORTERFIELD
and PRENTICE, Glasgow, 1700 SIMSON, Perth, 1540, London, 1760-1820, West Indies, 1770,
and Coventry 1800 WALKDEN, Rochdale, Lanes., 1770-1790 Wanted parentage of Robert
COLTART, Laggan, Parton Parish, Kirkcudbrightshire, d. 1724 information about Robert
GRAHAM (otherwise MAC GREGOR), a relation of CLAVERHOUSE, hence change of name, md.
in Partick, 1705, second wife Jean KEGO ; had four sons by first wife, John in Dumbreck ;
William in Eastwood ; Alexander in Little Finnick ; and Allan in Glasgow also about
HAY, of Linplum and Tallo, father of Andrew of Renfrew, and George of Eddleston,
i6th cent. and about Robert SIMSON, Vicar of St. Michael's, Coventry, d. 1846 ; and
Patrick, Surgeon, Fillougley, and Thomas, his brothers, and their descendants.
709 Rev. John Everard, P.P., Ballyporeen, Tipperary, Ireland, is interested in *VERARD, co.
Tipperary, 1356, descended from Everard who accompanied Prince John *Everard, who
fought at Agincourt, 1415 *Everard, Knt., the judge, 1607, a recusant *Everard, Bart.,
1650, who fought Cromwell *Everard, Glin, Co. Waterford, 1643 *Everard, captain
in army of James II. *Everard, Bart., captain of horse, fought on Irish side and
killed at Aighrim, 1691 *Everard, Bart., a protestant and ardent supporter of James III.
*Everard, Archbishop of Cashel, 1821 *Everard, Carrigmore, 1755 Desires to know
which is the best source of information about those who fought at Agincourt also if English
State papers make any reference to the Irish judge, Sir John EVERARD, who lost his seat on
the Bench, time James I., for refusing to take the oath of supremacy also why did the
Bishop of Rochester, Dr. ATTERBURY, speak of Sir Redmond Everard, Bart., as the
" Knight Chanton," when he was, in reality, the Knight of Chanton ? also is there any trace
of the will of Archbishop Everard, d. 1821.
710 Walter Nelson Capen, 15, Whitehall Street, New York City, N.Y., U.S.A.
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711 Edson Salisbury Jones, Greenwich, Conn., U.S.A., is interested in many Society of Friends
families before 1700 especially in PARKHURST, any before 1600 and in the following
sixteen families, all before 1700 : EVES, CORE and JENCKES, London, etc., SALISBURY,
England, Wales WESTCOTT, Somerset, etc., WALMSLEY, Settle neighbourhood,
York WOOD, Bury neighbourhood, Lanes. PAXSON, Marsh Gibbon, Bucks.
PENINGTON, Furness, Lanes. HACKNEY, Northants., etc. HALL, Furness, Lancsi
HODGES, Banbury neighbourhood, Oxon. ADISON, Furness, Lanes. NICHOLSON,
Wiseton, Notts. ROBERTS, Overston, Northants. TYLER, Walton, Somerset,
Wanted ancestry of Thomas ARNOLD, migrated to New England about 1635 ; d. there
1674 ; had brother, Richard, of Killingworth, Warwick (sons of Richard, deceased), or
brother, Richard, of Kelsale, Suffolk (sons of William, deceased), per will, 1644, of Thomas's
first cousin, Richard, London, goldsmith, son of ARNOLD. Ancestry of Jonah (or
Jonas), AUSTIN (AUSTEN), and wife, Constance , Tenterden, Kent migrated to New
England, 1634, with four children ; she d. 1667 ; he in 1683 ; had son Jonah ancestry of
John BROWN and wife Dorothy ; migrated to New England by 1635 ; he d. there 1662 ;
she in 1673 ; he visited England, and was Steward for Sir Henry VANE, Raby, 1656-1660
they had issue John, James, Mary, b. England ancestry of William EDDY (ADY), md. 1697
Hannah SMITH, Bristol, Rhode Island ; he d. by 1710 ; issue, Joseph, William, Elizabeth,
John, born Bristol Ancestry wanted of William EVANS, South Newington, Oxford, and of his
wife, Jane HODGES, md. 1663 in Banbury Meeting (Friends), migrated to New Jersey
about 1683 he d. 1688, she 1697 ; issue, Thomas, (b. 1664), William ancestry of Henri
CACHET, Huguenot ; shipwright ; migrated to New England, md. there 1697 ;
d. 1738 ; issue, Daniel, Sarah, Abigail, Mercy, Hannah, Martha, Elizabeth,
Susanna ; brother David. In 1711, his mother, , wrote him from La Rochelle ancestry
of Elizabeth GROOME (GROME), ? Lavenham, Suffolk, md. Edward SCOTT, about 1570 ; (see
Scott) ancestry of James GROVER, Gravesend, Long Island, 1646 ; New Jersey, 1667 ; d.
1685 ; issue, James, Joseph, Safety, Abigail, Hannah ; who was Abigail's mother ?
ancestry of Obadiah HOLMES (HOLME, HULME), and wife, Catherine ; he was b. about
1607 (? Preston, Lanes.), migrated to New England by 1639 ; d. 1682 ; issue, Mary, Martha,
Samuel, Obadiah, Lydia, Jonathan, Hopestill ; brother Robert ; three brothers at Oxford
University ; ? sisters in Manchester ancestry of Walter HUMPHRIES, (otherwise POWELL),
Pains wick, Gloucester, weaver, (? Member of Nailsworth Quarterly Meeting), and wife
; he migrated to New Jersey by 1694 ; d. there 1698 ; issue, Mary, Joshua ; sister
Martha HARBOARD ; "kinsman, John LOYD, of Eislenton" ancestry of Cornelius JONES,
Taunton, Dighton, Berkley, Mass., shipwright ; d. 1747 ; wife Abigail ; issue, Priscilla,
Henry, Cornelius, Elijah, Jacob, Charles, Abigail, Benjamin, Sylvester, Priscilla, Bethany,
b. 1719-1744 ancestry of John KINGSLEY, migrated to New England by 1636 ; d. 1678 ;
first wife ? Elizabeth ; issue, Eldad, Renewed, Enos, b. in Mass. ancestry of John
HOLLINSHEAD, and wife, Grace ; Friends, of Devonshire House Meeting, London ;
migrated to New Jersey by 1680 ; he d. 1699 ; issue, William, John, Hugh, Charles, b.
1670 7-1677 ancestry of Jan LUCKEN (LUYCKEN) and wife ? Mary , Crefeld, Rhenish
Prussia ; ? Mennonites ; migrated to Penna. 1683 ; he d. 1744 ; issue, Elizabeth, Alice
William, Sarah, John, Mary, Peter, Hannah, Mathias, Abraham, Joseph, b. 1684-1705 ,
ancestry of John PARKHURST, and wife Sarah ; Ipswich, Suffolk, clothier ; he d. 1611 ;
issue, George, John, Thamar, Helen, Sarah ; " cousin " Nicholas BABBE of Needham Market
ancestry of George RUGGLES, ? Sudbury, Suffolk, migrated to New England by 1633;
wife Elizabeth ; he d. 1669 ; she, 1679 ; issue, Elizabeth, Mary, John, George, Rachel,
Sarah, Samuel, Mehitable, b. 1633-1650 ancestry of Edward SCOTT, Glemsford, Suffolk,
clothier ; d. 1627 ; wife, Elizabeth GROOME ; issue, Mary, Edward, Elizabeth, Richard,
Francis, Faith, b. 1571-1587 ; brother John ; "kin ": Thomas WARREN, Edward Warren,
William CAGE, Ann, wife of William TURNER ; Alice, wife of John HAYWARD ; Mary, wife
of John EVERED ; Tabitha, wife of Richard FINCH ancestry of Stephen TRACY, and wife
Triphosa ; md. 1621, Leyden, Holland ; migrated to New England 1623 ; he returned
to England and was of Great Yarmouth 1655 ; issue, Sarah, Rebecca, John, Ruth, ? Mary
ancestry of Reinhard THEISEN (Reynier TYSON), and wife, , Crefeld, Rhenish Prussia ;
? Mennonites ; migrated to Penna. 1683 ; he d. 1745 ; issue, Mathias, Isaac, Elizabeth,
John, Abraham, Derrick, Sarah, Peter, Henry, b. 1686-1702 true ancestry of Lawrence
WILKINSON, alleged son of William, son of Lawrence, Lanchester, Durham ; migrated
to New England by 1658 ; d. 1692 ; issue, Samuel, John, Joanna, Josias, Susannah.
712 J. B. de Vincheles Payen-Payne, 45, Nevern Square, London, S.W.
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713 Samuel Morgan Alvord, 254, Ashley Street, Hartford, Conn., U.S.A.
714 Henry Fitzgerald Reynolds, 92, Denbigh Street, London, S.W., is collecting materials for history
of all Irish REYNOLDS families is interested in BYRNE, Ballynakenny, co. Roscommon
COYNE and DELAMAR, cos. Roscommon and Westmeath FITZGERALD > Kilmead and
Geraldine, co. Kildare HAMILTON, Fintragh, co. Donegal, before 1820 KEON, Keonbrook,
Moreagh, Newbrook, and Brendrum, co.Leitrim, and Dublin LACY and O'REILLY, Dublin,
REYNOLDS, cos. Leitrim, Roscommon, Westmeath, Longford, and Dublin WITHERINGTON,
Dublin COYNE-NUGENT, co. Kildare MANTLE, Hull and Patrington THOMPSON, Stockton
about 1720 information wanted about Thomas FITZGERALD, who d. at Kilmead, co. Kildare,
March 1762, said to be regular descendant of eleventh Earl of Kildare ancestors wanted
of James HAMILTON, of Fintragh, near Killybegs, co. Donegal ; b. 1802, son of Richard H.,
son of James H., of Fintragh, who died about 1815, aged about 95 also ancestors of Francis
LACY, of Inn's Quay, Dublin, b. 1688, d. July 1766 also ancestors of William MANTLE,
Sheriff of Hull, 1723 also ancestors of Margaret REYNOLDS (nee LACY), who md. Thomas
'R., of Dublin, about 1698 ; and of Johanna (who d. about 1780, buried at St. Doulagh's,
near Dublin), wife of Thomas Reynolds, of Dublin, son of above Thomas and Margaret R.
descendants wanted of Joseph Sandford THOMPSON, of St. Stephan's Parish, South Carolina,
U.S.A., brother of Caius Thompson, who was Sheriff of Hull, 1773 ; they were sons of the
Rev. Caius T. and his wife Anne (ne'e SANDFORD) also ancestors of William WITHERING-
TON, of Dublin, d. about 1800 information wanted about the Book of Loughscur which was
heard of a few years ago near Keshcarrigan, co. Leitrim, and which contains an account
of the Reynolds family of Loughscur.
715 Mrs. St. Hill, 25, Eaton Mansions, Eaton Square, London, S.W., is interested in FITZ JOHN,
Herts, and Essex, i6th and I7th cent. PYKARELL, Norfolk, i8th cent. HARBERT (or
HERBERT), Berks., i8th cent. CANTELO, Isle of Wight, i8th cent. PONTIN, i8th cent.
JACKSON, Surrey, i8th cent. SHARPE, Jamaica, and Bath, i8th cent. SMITH, Belfast, i8th
cent. Twiss, i8th cent. SMYTHE, Chichester, i8th cent. Wanted to know whom
Alexander WELLER, of Romford, md. about 1700 also whom William HUTCHINSON of
Uckfield, Sussex, md. in 1690 also wanted the parentage of the wife of Wellington's General
INGOLDSBY ; her maiden name was SAINTHILL, and she d. in 1802.
716 F. Elrington Ball, 6, Wilton Place, Dublin, Ireland, is interested in County Dublin families
also in ELRINGTON PAUMIER.
717 Alexander S. Carter, 2, Upper Woburn Place, Tavistock Square, London, W.C., is interested in
CARTER, PHILLIPS, and MAY, Essex and Suffolk in general (and Colchester in particular
as regards the two former) WALTON, Chelsea, London, i8th cent.
718 G. P. Cardell, Parkhurst, Bolton, England, is interested in CARDELL, England and Ireland,
before 1720 and wishes for any information which will lead to the discovery of earliest
date of any CARDELL living in Cornwall. ^^^_^
719 Wilhelm de Joncheere, Cleve a/Niederrhein, Deutschland, interessiert sich fur DE JONCHEERE,
speziell vor 1650 auch ahnl. geschrieben LUPS, speziell vor 1700 auch ahnl. geschrieben
VAN SON, (Familie ; VAN SON-KEYZER-VAN HAEFTEN-VAN WEZEL) RAVIRES, in Belgien
vor 1600 VEREEM, (Familie ; VEREEM-VAN DEYL) STRUUK (oder STRUYCK), Familie ;
STRUUK oder STRUYCK-HIDDING VAN ELST, vor 1650 Jan DE JONCHEERE, "hoofds-
chout," legte 1632, 30 October, Biirgereid zu Maastricht ab ; verheiratet mit Elisabeth
van Amstel VAN MYNDEN. Seine Eltern Jan de Joncheere und Elisabeth VAN ELST. Wo
wohnten diese ?
720 Mrs. Robins Bolitho, Trengwainton, Heamoor, R.S.O., Cornwall, England, is interested in
BOLITHO WILSON, Cliffe Hall, near Darlington, Yorks. FITZ GERALD, of Inchoreagh, co.
Clare, Ireland.
721 Rev. Thomas Stephens, Horsley Vicarage, Otterburn, R.S.O., Northumberland, England,
is interested in REED, Troughend and North Shields, Northumb. HEWSON, Whitburn,
Durham, and North Shields, Northumb. FALL, Northumberland.
722 Guillamore 6 Grady, M.A., Dublin Herald of Arms, Office of Arms, Dublin, Ireland, is interested
in many Irish families, especially those of cos. Clare and Limerick and more especially
in O GRADY, Limerick, 1300-1500.
723 James Broadhead, 15, Langholm Crescent, Darlington, England.
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724 The Rev. The O'Hanlon, M.A., The Rectory, Innishannon, co. Cork, Ireland, is interested in
BABINGTON, BANNERMAN, DAYEY, DOWNING, NIELSON, PRINGLE, SEWARD, Ireland
BROWNING CHALKER, Romney, Kent KNOWLER. Canterbury LIZY, Kent MARSHMAN,
Kent WREN, Kent GRANGE (LA GRANGE) GODFREY LOWTHER, Dublin Wanted pedi-
gree, relationship to Sir Walter RALEIGH, and wife's name of Joseph ASHBURY, 1638-1720,
actor pedigree of Colonel Josias CAMPBELL of Mount CampbeD, Drumsna, end of iyth
cent. parents' pedigrees of Bridget DEYANNEY, who md. Joseph DAVEY ; her mother
was an O'CoNOR pedigree of Guiseppe DIODERICI, officer in the Austrian army, who
fought at the Boyne pedigree of Valentine GREATRAKES, 1628-1683, "The Stroker"
pedigree of Julian LE GRAND, native of Baillieu, Flanders, whose son (of Kent) md. 1640
pedigree of Quintan OSBORNE, M.D., beginning of i8th cent. pedigree and wife's name
of Thomas SCOT, Regicide.
725 Miss Victoria Garwood Peacock, 2466, Ontario Road, N.W., Washington, D.C., U.S.A., is
interested in LE MESURIER, Channel Islands, 1800 MOLLET, Sark, 1800 DOR, Guernsey,
before 1800 PEACOCK, Southern Scotland, 1700 GARWOOD, Suffolk, England, 1680
BROOKS, New Jersey, 1750 PHILIPS, New Jersey, 1730 PAINE, Delaware, 1780 TATNALL,
English Quakers, 1715 PENNOCK, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, 1676 Wanted maiden name
and date of marriage of Ruth, wife of John COLLINS, of New Jersey, and mother of Susannah,
b. 1718.
726 Prof. S. F. Peckhaitl, 127, Franklin Street, New York City, U.S.A., is interested in WILLIAMS
VAN ALEN HOGEBOOM PHILIP FREYENMOET SAMBOURNE, Sonning, Berks., before
1650 DAKERS (D' ACRES, D ACRES), before 1650 BADGER, Winchester, before 1650 SCOTT,
Scott's Hall WARDELS, Salisbury Wanted any information about families involved in
Wyatt's Rebellion.
727 Prof. James W. Moore, Lafayette College, Easton, Pa., U.S.A., is interested in BETTS, Herts.,
before 1600 BOYSE, Yorks., before 1600 DOUGHTY, Gloucs., before 1634 ELY, Notts.,
about 1685 EMLEY, Nottingham, before 1634 JONES, Salop, about 1700 PHILLIPS,
Norfolk, before 1560 PRUDDEN, before 1600, and WHITEHEAD, before 1660, both Yorks.
728 Eugen B. Jantzen, Schiffbau-Ingenieur, Vulkan-Werft, Bredow, Oberhof, Stettin i. Pommern,
Deutschland, interessiert sich fur Danziger, Elbinger, Thorner, iiberhaupt norddeutsche
und hollandische Burger- und Adelsgeschlechter, vom 13. Jahrh.
729 C. M. Tenison, Carisbrook, West Byfleet, Surrey, England, is interested in TENISON, Carrickfer-
gus, co. Antrim, 1642 FACE, London, about 1660 SEARLE, Cambs., i7th cent. MAC CARTHY
Spring House, Tipperary, 1750-1820 ELLET, Norfolk, 1670.
730 Canon C. W. Foster, M.A., Timberland Vicarage, Lincoln, England, is interested in Lincolnshire
topography and genealogy.
731 Norman Penney, Devonshire House, 12, Bishopsgate Without, London, E.G., is interested in
HORNE, Sussex PENNEY, South-west of England NORMAN, Dorset and Devon I'ANSON,
Durham and Yorks.
732 Wm. F. Carter, 33, Waterloo Street, Birmingham, England, is interested in Staffs., Warws.,
and Worcs. families also in CARTER CHATTOCK COURTNEY, Plymouth, iSth and igth
cents. FOWLER HALLILEY HAYES, Staffs., i7th and i8th cents. HEVENINGHAM
(HENINGHAM), Staffs. KENRICK (KEKWICK), Lanes. PUDDICOMBE, Devon QUARTER-
MAIN Information wanted about Jeremiah CARTER, of Penna., 1682 ; his descendants
lately published a "memorial" also about Nathaniel Carter, b. 1674, a wealthy London
ironmonger.
733 John William Swinglthlirst, 32, Cliffe Street, Nelson, Lanes., England, is interested in SWINGLE-
HURST (SWINDLEHURST), any of Lanes, or Yorks. and wants information of parentage
and date of birth of William SWINDLEHURST, md. Betty SEGAR, of Simonstone, 1793.
734 R. Frederic RingWOOd, M.A., LL.B., University Club, St. Stephen's Green, Dublin, Ireland,
is interested in RINGWOOD and desires information about the first English settlers of
RINGWOOD family and their descendants (1550-1700), in Ireland, especially in Cos. Cork,
Dublin, Kilkenny, Queen's Co., Waterford, Wexford, and Wicklow ; they probably sold
Manor of Whelpley, Hants., in 1589 (see pedigree Berry's "Hampshire"), and crossed
with RALEIGH also particulars of ? John, ? Arthur, RINGWOOD, oilcloth manufacturer,
Dublin, 1750-1800.
735 I. Walter Basye, Bowling Green, Mo., U.S.A.
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736 Marinus Godefridus Wildeman, (keeper of ancient records), 2d Sweelinckstreet 80, The Hague,
Holland, is interested in all Huguenot refugee families.
737 Lt. Col. E. F. Jemmett Browne, 6, Neville Street, South Kensington, London, S.W., is interested
in BLENNERHASSETT, Cumb. BROWNE, South Weald and Abbotts Roding, Essex
EARBERRY, Cork JEMMETT, North of Ireland WATERHOUSE, Cork Wanted any informa-
tion subsequent to Heralds' Visitations about BROWNE family of Abbotts Roding and
South Weald, Essex any information about BROWNE family, West of England (probably
Devon), about 1427 ; Arms : Gules, a chevron between 3 lions gamb. argent, within
bordure of second pedigree of Mathias EARBERRY, Shan Langon, Cork ; will proved 1730
parentage of Warham JEMMETT, Collector of Deny at siege, 1668 ; and any information
of Jemmett family of North of Ireland pedigree of Thomas WATERHOUSE of Cork, whose
daughter, Alice, md. 1723, Jemmett BROWNE, Bishop of Cork ; she was related to Peter
BROWNE, Bishop of Cork Wanted to know who Richard BROWNE (father of Peter^B.,
Bishop of Cork) was ; to what family he belonged ; and who was the wife of Peter. :
738 James Berry, 21, Wimpole Street, London, W., is interested in BERRY, Herts, and Lines., 1600-
1700 also desires information about date and place of birth, of marriage, and maiden
name of wife, Mary, of the Major-General of Cromwell, James BERRY, who d. 1691 ; also
information about his son, John B., merchant, of Philpot Lane, London, who md. Anne,
daughter of Sir Chas. WOLSELEY, of Staffs.
739 G. E. Congdon, Waterman, 111., U.S.A., is interested in CONGDON, any YORK, Stonington,
Conn. BROCK, TABER and GREENWOOD, New England BOIES (BOISE), Blandford, Mass.
Wanted particulars and record of descendants of CONDON, of Wellerby, Yorks.,
to whom arms were granted on 22 June, 1627.
740 Wm. Austin Macy, M.D.. Kings Park, Suffolk Co., N.Y., U.S.A., is interested in STANTON
(STAUNTON), Jamaica, West Indies, 1680-1698, probably of Lines, or Lanes., England ;
in State of New York since about 1698 BYRNE (BYRNES, O'BYRNE), Co. Wicklow, possibly
Co. Dublin, Ireland ; most probably of the town and county of Wicklow about 1700-1720
Wanted information about anyone bearing name STANTON known to have settled in New
York State about 1700-1740.
741 Edgar Powell, Upper Cross, Reading, Berks., England, is interested in ToPHAM,W T indsor, London,
Yorks., i7th cent. PARKER, Altrincham, Cheshire, i7th cent. POWELL, East Anglia
BUXTON, Essex, i6th and early i7th cents. CORRIE, Dumfriesshire, i7th cent. STEVENS,
Henley-on-Thames and Drayton, I5th and i6th cents. KIPLING BYROM Wanted infor-
mation about Laetitia, (probably nee MAIN), wife of Chas. KIPLING, of Stepney in 1680,
and md. 1701, Simon KNIGHT of Stepney ; she was buried in St. Botolph's, Bishopsgate,
1707, aged 52.
742 Rev. W. B. Vaillant, St. Cross, Weybridge, Surrey, England, is interested in BELIN, London,
1680-1750 ANGLE, Middlesex, 1680-1750 PREVOST (or PROVO), Middlesex, 1670-1750
MARCHANT, London, 1675-1750 WHICHCOTT, Middlesex, before 1760 HAWTAYNE, Oxon.
before 1700 MERCIER, London, 1680-1750 WHITFIELD, Plymouth, before 1750 BLAKE,
Devon, before 1800 PEARSON, London, before 1700 BALCHIN, any before 1800 OGILVY,
London, 1750-1830 Wanted baptism and parents' marriage of Theodosia WHICHCOTT
(or WISHCOTT), b. about 1735 ; her mother's maiden name is said to have been SYDENHAM.
743 Percy Maylam, Solicitor, 32, Watling Street, Canterbury, England, is interested in MAYLAM,
especially of Kent, before 1700 and desires the baptism of Thomas MAYLAM, about 1623
also any information about American branches of the MAYLAM family.
744 H. Griffin, c/o Messrs. Stokes and Cox, Lincoln Chambers, 75, Chancery Lane, London, W.C.,
is interested in GRIFFIN, particularly London, Hereford, Cheshire and Radnorshire, i6th,
I7th and i8th cents. Wanted place of birth and marriage and maiden name of wife, Jane,
of William GRIFFIN, of Presteigne, Radnorshire, 1673-1700 ; b. probably between 1630
and 1655 also wanted address of persons claiming descent from GRIFFIN family of
Batherton and Burland, near Nantwich, Cheshire, or familiar with that pedigree.
745 Fraulein Helene Motherby, Arnsberg bei Tharau, Ost-Preussen, Deutschland, is interested in
MOTHERBY and HOTHAM wants marriage between George MOTHERBY and Anne HOTHAM,
probably 1718-24, also her ancestry wants connection with the now existing branches
of the MOTHERBY family in England, etc. wants marriage, children and death of Robert
MOTHERBY, who removed from Petersburg to Hull about 1840.
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746 Charles Partridge, jun., M.A., F.S.A., F.R.G.S., District Commissioner in Southern Nigeria ;
Stowmarket, Suffolk, England, and Lagos, Southern Nigeria, compiles a history of, and
invites correspondence on, Shelley parish, Suffolk also interested in MANN, Ipswich,
Suffolk, 1600-1700 PARTRIDGE, Suffolk and Essex Mary MANN, b. 1627-51, daughter of
Edward M., Esq., St. Mary Quay, Ipswich, whose second wife, Dorothy MANNOCK, d.
1629 ; wanted Edward's later marriages and Mary's baptism and maternity.
747 Rev. A. T. Michel I, Sheriff hales, Newport, Shropshire, England, is interested in BAKER, Devon,
1600-1680 NOSWORTHY, Devon, 1600-1650 PITMAN, Devon, 1680-1750 VINECOMBE
Devon, 1600-1700 ALLEN, Greenwich, 1700-1800.
748 J. C. Parker, Keverne, High Wycombe, England, is interested in PARKER, Bucks, before 1790.
749 A. Shaw Mellor, 14, West bourne Street, Hyde Park, London, W., is interested in Shetland
and Lanes, families before 1800 also in SHAW, Liverpool and Newton-le-Willows, before
1730 MELLOR, Failsworth, Oldham, Lanes., before 1800 MOSELEY, Peckham Rye, Surrey
tLATHAM, Lanes, before 1800 fMiTCHELL, Leicester before 1800.
750 J. Oglander, Nunwell, Brading, Isle of Wight, is interested in OGLANDER (DOGLAUNDRE) Isle of
Wight, before 1300 GLYNN of Glynn, Cornwall, before 1500.
751 James Gilbert Langdon, 7, Water Street, Boston, Mass., U.S.A., is interested especially in the
origin of the LANGDON family also in LANGDON, any, especially those who came to
America 1600-1700 -\Sir Lizard DE BERE fWoRLANGDON |OVERELANGDONE Informa-
tion wanted about John LIZARD, called LANGDON, son of Lizard DE W T ORLANGDON,
son of Sir Lizard DE BERE, of Langdon in Jacobstow and Keverell in St. Martins-by-Looe,
Cornwall also about Hugh DE LANGDON of Exeter, Devon also about Thomas LANGDON,
Chard, Somerset, and Tobias L., Cornwall, Devon, or perhaps Somerset.
752 Frederick W T illiam Gookin, 20, Walton Place, Chicago, 111., U.S.A., is interested in BYRD, (BIRD,
BURD, BARD, etc.), Walden, etc., Essex; Epworth and Tevelbie, Lines., also Northants.,
1450-1650 fDoLLiNG GOOKIN (GOKIN, GOKEINE) f SALMON SMYTH, Withcote, Leics.,
and Rathcoursey, Co. Cork WOOD (ATWOOD) , Hollingborne, Kent Wanted data concerning
parentage of Mary DOLLING, who md. Daniel GOOKIN, in November 1639 ; she was then of
St. Dunstan's in the West, London, " spinster, aged about 21, whose parents were dead' '
also to know what arms were borne, if any, by James SALMON, Glandore, Co. Cork, I7th
cent, came from Greeting or Barking, Suffolk also to know what arms were borne by
family of WOOD (ATWOOD), of Hollingborne, Kent, I7th cent.
753 Louis Stoughton Drake, Auburndale, Newton, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in all DRAKE
families originating in New England States also in DRAKE, New England and neighbouring
States before 1800 Information wanted of the descendants of John DRAKE, of Windsor,
Conn., and Samuel D., of Fairfield, Conn., who moved away from Conn, before 1800.
754 Alexander Ritter von Chylinski, Grassalkovich platz 4, Porsony, Ungarn, interessiert sich fur
Thomas O'NAGHTEN, Thovn und Dublin O'KELLY.
755 Edward Filliter, 3, Rosslyn Hill, Hampstead, London, N.W., is interested in FILLASTRE and
FILLATRE, France.
756 G. N. Hooker, M.A., (Camb.), Westbere, near Canterbury, England, is interested in HOOKER
NETHERSOLE BLACKBURN.
757 Miss G. Lhresey, Imperial Colonial Club, Piccadilly, London, is interested in any families
marshalling the LIVESEY arms at any period ; arg. a lion ramp, gules between 3 trefoils
slipped vert. also in LIVESEY, Blackburn, Lanes., 1600-1800 ^ANASTRE, Walton, Lanes.,
about 1640 tR-^wsTORNE. Haslingden, Lanes., about 1650 fEowARDS, Wexford, any
fFiTZ HENRY, Kilkevan Castle fO'BRiEN, Co. Wexford fMiLES, Ireland, 1500 and after
Desires to know who bore the following arms : A chevron between 3 leopards pass,
guardant (impaled with Livesey). Lozengey gules and or, a chief azure. Vert, 6 besants,
3, 2, i. Azure, perbend argent six escallop shells. Gules, a chevron between 10 cinque-
foils, argent. Azure, a fess between 3 chess-rooks, or.
758 Rev. Henry Edgeworth Bicknell Arnold, Ecclesden, Steyning, Sussex, is interested in ARNOLD,
Surrey and Sussex BICKNELL, Somerset, and Farnham, Surrey JERVIS, Putney, family
from St. Gervais, Brittany MADDOCK, Kingscliffe, Northants., 1750 Information desired
about the supposed origin of the Arnold family, query from Flemings in England, reign of
Edward III.
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759 Mrs. S. A. Westmoreland, 122, Highgate, Kendal, England, is interested in CHAMBERLAIN
fBRETT, 1600-1700 fCLiFFORD, Leics., 1650-1750 PiGOTT, i6oo-i7oo Information
wanted about Hugh CHAMBERLAIN, of Redhill, Ratcliffe-on-Soar, before 1700.
760 Colonel J. H. Rivett-Carnac, C.I.E., F.S.A., (late Aide-de-Camp to Queen Victoria), Chateau
de Rougemont, Switzerland, is interested in the family of REVETT, RYVET, or RIVETT,
Suffolk.
761 J. Storer Clouston, Smoogro House, Orkney, Scotland, is interested in CLOUSTON
Orkney, Shetland, Caithness, before 1800 |MouLTHROP, U.S.A., and Denmark STORER,
U.S.A. Information wanted about the career and ancestry of Captain MOWAT, R.N., of
Stromness or Hoy, Orkney, about middle i8th cent.
762 Gerald E. Puckle, Cranbrook House, Great Grennell, Sutton, Surrey, England, is interested in
PUCKLE, London, about 1500 ; Lewes, about 1593 ; Lowestoft, 1596 ; and Norwich, 1636
Information wanted about the ancestry of Robert PUCKLE (d. before 1605), and his father
John P., of London (b. about 1500), and his father, William P., (b. about 1425).
763 Mrs. Grafton-Wignall, 10, Pagoda Avenue, Richmond, Surrey, England, is interested in VIBART,
Somerset, temp. George I. WIGNALL, living near Birmingham, early igth cent. Informa-
tion wanted about the VIBART family before ? Colonel VIBART was in the suite of
George I. also about ancestry of a member of the WIGNALL family who was the inventor
of special machinery, and lived near Birmingham last cent.
764 Arthure Benedict Edward Hillas, 8, Lower Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin, Ireland, is interested
in HILLAS CUNNINGHAM, Leitrim.
765 Wilson Miles Day, 1937, East 69th Street, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.
766 A. Trego Shertzer, M.D., 25, W. Preston Street, Baltimore, Md., U.S.A., is interested in TREGO.
767 Eben Putnam, Wellesley Farms, Norf. Co., Mass., U.S.A., is interested in PUTTENHAM (PUTNAM)
family before 1640, and in N.E. emigrants generally is the compiler of the Putnam lineage,
1907, which contains the following English lines of early date : SPIGORNELL WARBLE-
TON FOXLE Al>ULDREFIELD IflELD BROCAS HAMPDEN GlFFORD WHALESBORO
AYLESBURY DAMMARTIN PUTTENHAM also interested in ENDICOTT Justinian HOLDEN,
b. 1612 HIGGINSON, before 1630 EDMANDS, Yarmouth, 1600 DAMMARTIN, England and
France, early JOYCE, Co. Kilkenny TAPLEY, Devon, before 1640 Any information
wanted about Walter EDMANDS, probably from Yarmouth, b. about 1600, distiller, emigrated
with family 1639 about Henry PUTTENHAM (PUTNAM), younger brother of John P., of
Penne, Bucks., named in his will but not in Vis. and about Morris TUCKER, probably from
Devon, b. about 1640.
768 John Livesey, Springwood Lodge, Aughton, Ormskirk, Lanes., England, is interested in
LIVESEY, Berkhill (or Rockhill), Middleton, and Little Bolton, Lanes., before 1650
BROOKE, Little Bolton, Lanes., before 1650 HEATH, Acton, Nantwich, Cheshire, before
1750 GARRATT and fRiCE, both of W T renbury, Cheshire, before 1800 Wanted to know
what were the arms of the HEATH family of Bruera (Church en Heath), and of Hall O' Heath,
_ Sandbach, Cheshire, in i4th cent. _
769 Mrs. Pearson Hayward, Dalkeith, Teignmouth, Devon, England, is interested in all Huguenot
refugee families also in DELAFONS, London, Jersey, W. Indies, and America RYAN,
France and Channel Islands KNIGHT, London before 1790 and Somerset before 1800
BRAND, before 1820 JACOBSON, LE MAISTRE and MEAJOR, London and St. Helier's, Jersey
BARRAR, Somerset and Dorset ARUNDELL BREWER, Wilts. Wanted to know if
Somerset House is the only place where the wills of persons dying in London can be found.
770 F. Gelderd Somervell, Haseley Manor, Wallingford, England, is interested in SOMERVILLE,
Lanarks. and Tweedside, 1600-1800 -CHURCHILL, Deddington, Oxon. Information wanted
about Rev. David SOMERVILLE, who migrated 1790 to Scotch Church in Charlestown, S.
Carolina, U.S.A., (d. 1793), or his descendants in America.
771 H. A. Pitman, 65, Cambridge Terrace, Hyde Park, London, W., is interested in PITMAN, any
before 1800 TAIT, Aberdeenshire COBBE, Hants, and Ireland STRENGTHFIELD, about
1700 HAY of Monkton, about 1650 Wanted ancestry of Frederick Cobbe PITMAN, ensign
in the gth Foot, 1744-51.
772 Bodo Ebhardt, Architekt, Grunewald bei Berlin, Jagostr. 28, Deutschland, interessiert sich
fur EBHARDT und alle Verwandten dieser Familie.
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TTST^Rev. Herbert E. Gunson, M.A., Middlesex Hospital, London, is interested in PHILLIPS, St.
Catherine Cree, London, and Birmingham ROBINSON, Greenhithe, London, about 1790
GUNSON, South wark, 1700-1800 GONSON, Kingston-on-Thames. 1630-1700 JUDDERY,
Channel Islands and London GIBBONS, Staffs. 1590 Information wanted about Robert
GUNSON, of Southwark, d. 1779 ; had sons, Robert and Stephen ; nieces, ROBINSON,* of
Greenhithe. *$
774 George Probart MedliCOtt, The Chestnuts, Knighton, Radnorshire, Wales.
775 Wilson Marriage, Dilbridge Hall, Colchester, Essex, England.
776 Stouppe McCance, Primrose Club, St. James's, London, S.W., is interested in North of Ireland,
Highland, and Western Islands families also in McCANCE, any MACAULAY, any LAW
and STOUPPE, both North of Ireland.
777 Guy E. H. Reid, Spurriers, Horsell, Woking, England, is interested in Scotch families of REID,
RAE REID, and Ross also in DAVIDSON and REID, Dumfries WHITEHEAD and ARCHBOLD,
Northumb. CLOUGH, Yorks. FORRESTER, Wenlock WICKER, Sussex RIDGE, Hants.
BURT, London VAN HEMMERT (VAN HEMMAT), Dutch origin Wanted parentage of John
REID, civil engineer, Dulwich, d. 1847, buried Tooting pedigree and wife's pedigree of
J CLOUGH, Proctor York Cathedral pedigree of Dorothy, wife of Edward ARCHBOLD,
Alnwick ; she d. 1769 ; her husband in 1764 pedigree and wife's pedigree of John WICKER,
Horsham pedigree and wife's pedigree of George RIDGE, Kilmiston, Hants. pedigree and
wife's pedigree of Charles Pym BURT, London.
778 William F. R*d, 915, F. Street, N.E., Washington, D.C., U.S.A
779 Charles Nutt, (professional), 7, Monroe Avenue, Worcester, Mass., U.S.A.
780 Col. Warren Scott Dungan, 338, Grand Street, Chariton, la., U.S.A., is interested in DUNCAN
MCFARREN SCOTT DAVIS SAMPSON PROCTER also desires information about David
DAVIS of Phila., Pa. (?) and ancestors of Captain Caleb PROCTER, New Bedford, Mass., son of
Samuel P.
781 Hermann Gutbiar, Berlin, W. 50, Ansbacherstrasse 36, Deutschland, interessiert sich fiir
seine Familie, GUTBIER, und fiir Sachsisch-Thiiringische Famih'en, auch fiir BERLEPSCH
GOLDACKER HOPFFGARTEN SEEBACH TOTTLEBEN.
782 George Harvey Johnston, 22, Garscube Terrace, Murrayfield, Edinburgh, Scotland, is interested
in JOHNSTON KEISH, Ravelston, Co. Edinburgh RAMSAY, Barnton, Co. Edinburgh
THRIEPLAND.
783 Andrew Alexander H until", The College, Cheltenham, England, is interested in HUNTER.
784 John W. Howarth, Public Library, Chelmsford, Essex, England, is interested in WORSLEY
and all Essex families.
785 Miss E. H. Fairbrother, c/o The Manager, London and Provincial Bank Ltd., Paddington
Branch, London, W., is interested in HART, Uphaie, Axminster, 1500 ; Highgate, Middlesex,
1530 ; Harford, South Devon, 1660 ; Walpole, Norfolk, 1573-1673 ; Westhorpe, Suffolk,
1536-1636 also wishes to know to which family of HART the Rev. Wm. H. belonged ; he
d. 1633, and his portrait hangs in Merchant Adventurers' Hall, York also desires marriages
of John HART, with (i) Frances PEYTON, about 1564 ; (2) Bridget ASHFIELD, 1570 and
Eustace HART with Lady Mary WILLOUGHBY, about 1602-1624 a ^ so wno were the grand
parents of Betty PATTERSON, who md. Jerome BONAPARTE, 1803, and to what place in Co.
Donegal, Ireland, did they belong.
786 Percy Musgrave, Brookland, Bolton, Lanes., England, is interested in fMusGRAVE, Yorks.,
Northumb., Lines., and Somerset and wants information about the MUSGRAVE family
of Leeds district, I4th and I5th cents., and their connection with those of Westmorland
' and Somerset.
787 Charles Cervin, 9, Villagatan, Stockholm, Sweden, is interested in all Swedish and Danish
families also in CERVIN, any CERVINI, Siena, Italy CERVON, Bretagne DICKSON,
Kelso, Montrose DUDGEON, any HIORT, Denmark.
788 Gerald Sylvestre Sichel, F.R.C.S., late R.N., The Vine House, Sevenoaks, Kent, England,
is interested in fSiCHEL and fSYLVESTRE, Frankfort o/M, Germany KERSHAW, Staley
Woods, Cheshire tCHARMAN, Middlesex and PSurrey Wanted to know whether there
is any SICHEL coat-of-arms, crest or motto.
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789 Rev. E. S. Prideaux-Brune, Rowner Rectory, Gosport, Hants., England, is interested in
PRIDEAUX BRUNE GRANT, Portsmouth, bankers, especially before 1660.
790 Amand Routh, M.D., 140., Manchester Square, London, W., is interested in ROUTH, Yorks.,
Bristol, Poole, before 1750 ; Thorpefield, before 1663 also wants information about ancestors
of Richard ROUTH, of Poole, Chief Justice of Newfoundland ; b. Yorks., November, 1749,
migrated from Bristol to America 1764, returned England, 1778 ; d. at sea, 1800 ; will dated
1792 ; proved 1802 also date of birth and ancestors of John Routh, of Thorpefield, who
d. testate as appears from son's will (1725) ; the son was John, b. Sowerby, 1663 ; d. 1726.
791 William Alexander Mackintosh, M.B., C.M., 3, Park Terrace, Stirling, Scotland, is interested in
MACKINTOSH, from Inverness-shire or Morayshire, settling in Fife 1745-1800 KEITH, in Kin-
cardineshire, Dunottar Parish, 1715-1800, or earlier.
792 Albert Commons, Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A., is interested in COMMON, Co. Tyrone, Ireland,
before 1750 wanted ancestry and wife's maiden name of Richard CROSBY, who emigrated
from Cheshire, England, to Penna. in 1682 ; his wife's Christian name was Eleanor, and
they had a son, John, b. 8 August, 1672 further information about General MAXWELL,
London, a cousin of Daniel FOE (DEFOE) the noted writer, whose sister he married before
1700 ; their daughter, Elizabeth, went to America about 1718, and settled in Cecil Co.,
Md. ; General Maxwell was an officer under Cromwell.
793 Judge Abram W. Foote, (professional), Middlebury, Vt., U.S.A.
794 Dr. W. W. StOCkberger, 529, Cedar Street, Takoma Park, Washington, D.C., U.S.A. ~
795 Arthur William Gould, Staverton, Briar Walk, Putney Park Lane, London, S.W., is interested
in GOULD, Dorchester, Dorset, 1600-1653 SCUTT, Dorset, 1704-1740 SHAKESHAFT,
Bishopsgate Street, London, 1770 Wanted date of birth (about 1630), and marriage
(about 1653), of Gabriel GOULD, master of Trinity School, Dorchester, 1668 also marriage
of his son, Gabriel G., about 1719, probably Dorset and marriage of his grandson,
James, citizen and fruiterer, with Grace , about 1752, probably London also date of
marriage or death of Jonathan SCUTT, 1704-1740, Dorset.
796 S. Thornely, Hatfield, Norton, near Worcester, England, is interested in THORNELY, East
Cheshire, particularly Stockport parish (Hyde and Werneth), before 1730 ; Lanes., and
Derbyshire (The Peak) BRANDRETH, Cheshire, (Middlewich and Frodsham) ; Staffs.,
and Kent BURGESS, Tarporley and Frodsham, Cheshire CRESWELL, Derbyshire (Edale
and Idridgehay) ; Yorks. and Northumb.
797 Captain G. A. Royston-Pigott, Army and Navy Club, London, is interested in PIGOT, (variously
spelt), Yorks., Bucks., before 1700 also wants information about PIGOT family of Blunsdon,
Wilts., later than 1670 also about descendants of John Pigot, d. 1768, West Challow,
Berks.
798 Miss L. E. Moriarty, 35, Manor Park, Lee, London, S.E., is interested in any Kerry families
who intermarried with that of MORIARTY also in MORIARTY, any TRANT, any STACK,
Cork or Kerry, about 1800 Wants ancestors and relations of Thomas Moriarty, of PTralee,
and Eleanor Trant, who md. 1772, and had two sons, Stephen and James.
799 D. A. Boyd, St. Clair, Saltcoats, Ayrshire, Scotland, is interested in MILLER, West Kilbride,
Saltcoats, Kil winning, Stewarton, Ayrshire also wants descendants of John CLARK and
Janet DOUGLAS, Glendaruel, Argyllshire, about 1765 also information about descendants at
New York, Cazenove, and Albany, of MALCOLM, who md. Elizabeth BOYD, Port
Glasgow.
800 Georg Alfred Dauch, Oberleutnant, Kamenz i.Sa., Deutschland, interessiert sich fur DAUCH,
London, 1850-1900.
801 John Carmichael-Ferrall, J.P., D.L., Augher Castle, Augher, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, is interested
in Scotch, Scoto-Irish and West British familes also in CARMICHAEL and wants parentage
of Andrew CARMICHAEL, Provost of Dungannon, 1720-1, who md. Anne MONTGOMERY
in 1701.
802 Major H. de L. Walters, R.A., L'Eree, Guernsey, Channel Islands, is interested in WALTERS,
St. Athan's and West Abertawe, Glam. and wants information about ancestors of Robert
WALTERS, of West Abertawe, Glam., b. 1752.
803 Major Latham C. M. Blacker, late R.A., Claremont, Cambridge, England.
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804 Colonel R. H. L. Brickenden, Albany, Piccadilly, London, W., is interested in WESSENHAM,
1350-1480 FOLYILLE, 1450-1500 HUNGERFORD, Black Bourton wanted date of marriage
of Catherine COTTON (daughter of Thomas C., of Conington, 1570-1631), with Thomas
COLWELL, and particulars of their issue.
805 Watson Herbert Harwood, M.D., Chasm Falls, Malone, N.Y., U.S.A., is interested in HARWOOD,
particularly of Devon, who migrated to New England 1620-1650 CLOGSTON, Scotland,
North Ireland, emigrants to New England COMBES, Huguenot emigrants to New England
Wanted any information of English home, ancestry, wife, and children of Andrew
HARWOOD, living in Boston, Mass., 1643.
8C6 George Dimmock, Ph.D., Springfield, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in DIMMOCK, SIKES and
SYKES, especially American and wants parentage and marriage of Thomas DIMMOCK,
who migrated from England to Dorchester (now part of Boston), Mass., U.S.A., about 1635
also parentage of his wife, Anne.
807 Henry Sewall Webster, Gardiner, Maine, U.S.A., is interested in HUSSEY SEVVALL SHEWELL,
about 1540 also wants to know ancestry of Richard and Jane HUSSEY, husband and wife,
who migrated to America, probabty from Ireland, before 1690 also ancestry of William
SHEWELL, who md. Matilda HORNE, about 1540.
808 Dr. phil. Hans Kellinghusen, Bergedorf bei Hamburg, Wentorferstr. 23, Deutschland, interessiert
sich fur KELLINGHUSEN, Hamburg, Flensburg, Scotland LAMPRECHT, Aschersleben vor
1650, Riga nach 1700, Norkoping um 1700.
809 Mrs. E. L. Hignett, 140, Aigburth Road, Liverpool, England, is interested in HAYNES HEARD
MASTERS RUFFHEAD NICHOLS OSBORNE ROBERTS SANDERSON Wanted any informa-
tion regarding an Englishman of the name of HAYNES, who migrated to Ireland time of
William III.
810 E. Reginald McC. Dix, 17, Kildare Street, Dublin, Ireland, wants information about Ebenezer
Dix, of Chester and Mary, his wife (nee DAVIES, of Ross), who went to Ireland about 1779.
811 Thos. Henry Baker, 91, Brown Street, Salisbury, England.
812 Arthur Hill, M.A., Nethooks, Cadnam, near Southampton, England, is interested in HILL,
Hacketstown, Co. Carlow, about 1648 HUTCHINSON, Carrickfergus, 1765-1845 VAILLANT
(VALIANT), any before 1800 VALLIANT, Md., 1650-1750 GIBSON and BARDSWELL, Liver-
pool, before 1858 BARDWELL, Norfolk and Suffolk, before 1800 CONGER, any, before 1700
BIGGS, Staffs., Worcs., Warvvs., and Salop, before 1750 SYDENHAM, Middlesex, before
1775 Three pounds reward will be paid for satisfactory proof of the parentage of Thomas
BIGGS, who d. at Pedmore, Worcs., in 1778 ; in July, 1737, he md. Elizabeth PEARPOINT,
at Hartlebury, and his marriage allegations describe him as of Stourbridge and about 37
years old.
813 Arthur Egerton Heckford, Birmingham, England, is interested in HECKFORD, HICKFORD,
HACKFORD and wants particulars of the parentage of Nathaniel HECKFORD (his great-
great-grandfather), of Kennington Green, Lambeth, Surrey, d. 1818, aged 91 ; buried
" family grave St. Mary, Rotherhithe" also any reference to the HECKFORD arms " chequy
or and vert." (other than mentioned in Blomefield's "History of Norfolk," and Harleian and
Cotton MSS.), as borne by Sir William DE HACKFORD, Kt., time Henry III., and those over
the tomb of William HECKFORD in Thaxted Church, Essex ; d. 1739 also wanted to trace
the will of Daniel HECKFORD, Vicar of Gt. Cornard, Suffolk, d. 1726.
814 Henry J. Scharp, 98, Johannes Verhulststraat, Amsterdam, Netherlands, is interested in all
Scotch families also in SHARP, Scotland, Sweden, Holland SHAIRP, Scotland, KIRKPAT-
RICK, Closebum, Nithsdale, Annandale ERSKINE, Cambo, Fife CUNINGHAME, Barns,
Fife LESLIE, Kininvie, Aberdeen GRIERSON, Dumfries MONCRIEF, Randerston informa-
tion wanted about the ancestry of Simon SHARP, lieutenant Scots Brigade Holland about
1760-80, his wife was Hester FERRIE.
815 Joseph BOX, 33, Gordon Road, Ealing, London, W., is interested in all Yorks. families of Box,
especially of Barnborough, Doncaster, Hull, Thornhill, Pontefract, Wakefield, in that
county, 1430-1530 also wants information about George Box of Wakefield, especially his
wife's name and their children ; about 1460 and wants Christian name of father of
Ezabell-Thomas, Sir James Box of Barnborough, about 1500.
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816 Roger Edward Fitzgerald- Lombard, Lismoy, Temple Gardens, Palmerston Road, Dublin,
Ireland, is interested in all BARRY, HARDMAN, and LOMBARD families, but especially in
LOMBARD, Cork and Kerry, before 1800 BARRY, Cork, before 1800, especially those of
Glandore HARDMAN, Liverpool and Manchester, prior to Richard H., of Great Lever,
about 1590, and Samuel H., Presbyterian Minister, who lived about 1740, the parentage
of both of whom is required Parentage also wanted of DILLON, who md. James
LOMBARD, ? of Woodville, Co. Kerry, before 1790 ; also name of father of - - BARRY,
land agent, George's Quay, Cork, in 1821, (believed to have been one of the BARRY family
of Glandore), whose mother was a Miss MCCARTHY, also her parentage.
817 Rev. I. Clifford Wall, Kelmarsh Rectory, Northampton, and Mere House, Baschurch, Salop,
England, is interested in WALL, Faintree and Ford, Salop, before 1760.
818 William Mortlock Palmer, M.D., Linton, Cambs., England.
819 Howard C. Myers, 191, Parsons Street, Brighton, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in English emi-
gration to Connecticut during i7th cent. also in ATWATER, Kent, before 1630 BOLES,
Clonmel, Ireland, before 1825 HAWKINS, Windsor, Conn., before 1640 LEE, Conn., 1635-
1700 LOTHROP, Yorks., before 1640 Moss, Conn., before 1800 MYERS, any ROYCE,
England, before 1640 RYLAND, Clonmel, Ireland, before 1825 SIMPSON, Thurso, Caith-
ness, before 1800 Hon. Wm. JONES, lawyer from London, Deputy Governor New Haven
Colony, md. in London, 4 July, 1659, (as second wife), Hannah, daughter of Governor
Theophilus EATON, founder of New Haven Colony ; in his marriage licence Mr. Jones is
described as of St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, Middlesex, and his bride of St. Andrew, " Hoi-
bourne," London ; the names of the parents and first wife of Governor Jones are desired.
820 Percy L. Ricker, 3740, Oliver Street, Chevy Chase, D.C., U.S.A., in interested in LUNT, Sweden,
England, U.S.A. RICARD, France, Channel Islands, England, before 1750 RICHER,
France, Channel Islands, North America RICHART, Germany, Holland, Belgium, U.S.A.
fRiJKER, Holland, before 1700 RIKER RICHER fRiECKER and fRuCKER, Germany
and U.S.A. fVoN RYCKEN, Germany or Holland, before 1700 Ancestors wanted of
Philip PINEL, of Jersey, b. 1627, and Ann LE MONTAIS, his wife also the name of wife
and her ancestors, of William WENTWORTH, b. Alvord, England, 1615-16 ; and ancestors
of his mother, Susan CARTER.
821 Prof. Wm. Romaine Newbold, University of Penna., Phila., Pa., U.S.A., is interested in NEW-
BOLD (NEWBOULD), Scarsdale Hundred, Derbyshire, and Sheffield and neighbourhood,
Yorks. POLE, Somerset ancestry wanted of Thomas NEWBOULD, of Handsworth Wood-
house, Yorks., d. 1654 ancestry of Edward and Mary POLE, " originally of Wales, but
late of Buttlebury near Wivellscombe, Somerset " (from mem. dated 1752) ancestry of
Benjamin ALLIBONE, d. Bucks. Co., Pa., 1752 also ancestry of Edmund HOBART, in Hingham,
Mass., about 1632.
822 J. C. ROSS, The Cottage, Great Ness, near Baschurch, England, is interested in -J-BECCONSALL,
Becconsall, Lanes. BRADSHAIGH, Haigh, Lanes., before 1460 -{-CLAYTON, Fulwood, Lanes.,
before 1618 I^ORE, Altcar, Lanes., before 1700 -{-LAURENCE, Ribbleton, Lanes., before
1400 fPRESTON, Holker, Lanes., before 1600 RADCLIFFE, Chadderton, Lanes., before
1430 -J-REDMAYNE. Harewood, Yorks., before 1500 fW'ooLFALL, Woolfall, Lanes., before
1635 Parentage wanted of Elizabeth BREREWOOD, Chester, b. 1724 ; md. Edward, son of
Rev. Jas. HOLME, of Garston, 1746, at Childwall also of Alice FAZAKERLEY, Fazakerley,
who md. Thomas MAGHULL, about 1540 also of Roger SCARISBRICK, son of William S.,
of Roby, buried at Walton, 1813, aged 46 also wanted to know how family of HOLLAND,
Halewood, is connected with BAILEY or SWIFT, iSth cent. and that of NORRIS, Speke,
with GORE or HOLME, i7th or i8th cent.
823 J. G. Prentice, 20, Chapel Street, Liverpool, England.
824 Austin Eastwood, Fairfield, Manchester, England.
825 Lieut. -Colonel P. B. Tuthill, 22, Clarendon Villas, Hove, Sussex, England, is interested in
PAUMIER, connection with Dublin family CLIFFORD, Dublin, 1595-1660 Information
wanted about Cornet Richard HAWFORD, Cromwellian officer, who went to Ireland ; md.
Alice CHANDLER, and had issue, Frances, who md. Richard KING, of Kilpeacon, Co. Limerick.
826 Thomas Hunt, M.D., York House, Heywood, Lanes., England, is interested in HUNT, Norfolk
and Suffolk, before 1710.
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827 Paul Leidner, Lehrer, Windischleuba S.A., Deutschland, interessiert sich fiir LEIDNER,
Weisswasser, Bohmen, vor 1625 RUGEMER, Frankfurt a.M., Wiirzburg, vor 1800
fSusEWiND und IARBAUER, Frankfurt a.M.
828 J. W. Disney Thorp, Norton Hall, near Sheffield, England, is interested in THORP, Nottingham
or Blidworth, 1670 ROBINSON, Lichfield, 1797 PENNY, East Coker, Dorset, 1621 FIRTH,
Sheffield, 1800 ENGLAND, Hindringham, Norfolk Ancestors wanted of William THORP, of
Nottingham, who md. Frances, daughter of Sir William BOOTHBY, Bart., of Ashbourne Hall,
Derbyshire, 1715.
829 Oswald Greenwaye Knapp, M.A., Hillside, Castle Hill, Maidenhead, England, is interested in
COOPER, South Weston, Oxon. CRANSTOUN, Crailing, Roxburgh fDuNCAN, Northumb.
and Ayr FRENCH, Pershore, Worcs. GIFFORD, Weston-sub-Edge, Gloucs., and Itchell,
Hants. fHuMBLE, Yorks. KNAPP LEIGHTON, Northumb. and the Border fNEWTON,
Co. Durham WALTERS, Herefordshire Wanted place of marriage of George KNAPP, Eyn-
sham, Oxon., with Sarah SMART, (1673?), and Mary BOLTON, of Wootton, (1683 ?) and
information about KNAPP family, Guernsey, 1700-1800 and about John Knapp, son of
Richard K., of Havant, Hants., legatee of land at Blendworth, 1762 descendants wanted
(for two generations), of Sir Robert LYTTON, of Knebworth and Frances CAVALLER, d. 1585.
830 Edmond C. Far ran, Knocklyon House, Templeogue, Co. Dublin, Ireland, is interested in FARRAN
LAMBERT, Co. Wicklow CHOMLEY, Ireland.
831 Sir George Makgill, Baronet, Yaxley Hall, Eye, Suffolk, England, is interested in Scottish
genealogy as well as general family history also in MACGILL GRANT, Auchindoun, near
Nairn, 1700-1800 RUTHERFURD, Bowland, Roxburghshire, 1700-1800 SCHAW, Wilming-
ton, U.S.A., i8th cent. STRETTELL UTTERSON, Milland House, Surrey INNES, Leith
and Gifford, i8th cent. LAW, Pittillock, Fifeshire NAIRN, Baldovan, Fifeshire
Descendants wanted of Robert SHAW, md. daughter of George HOOPER, Wilmington, N.C.,
U.S.A. pedigree (i8th cent.), of John UTTERSON, Milland House, Surrey, md. ROWE
information about Frances HOVENDEN (? or GORDON), who md. Governor JOHNSTON,
of N.C., U.S.A., about 1755.
832 William Abbatt, 141, E. 25th Street, N.Y., U.S.A., desires any information about the following
families : ABBATT, (various spellings), DEAN, (various spellings) SHIPLEY, I7th and
i8th cents, probably most were, as in U.S.A., Quakers.
833 Rodney P. Wright, 47, Granite Street, Cambridge A., Mass., U.S.A., is interested in WRIGHT,
South Weald, Essex, 1540-1640 LOVELL, Weymouth, Dorset, 1620-1640 Wanted parent-
age, record of marriage, and baptism of children in England, of Samuel WRIGHT, who md.
Margaret , migrated to America, and settled in Springfield, Mass., 1638 ancestry of
Abel WRIGHT, b. England, 1631 ; migrated to America and d. in Springfield, Mass., 1725.
834 Miss Elizabeth French, (professional), 123, Pall Mall, London, England, and 18, Somerset Street,
Boston, Mass., U.S.A.
835 Artur Freiherr von During, Major, Dresden, N., Radebergerstrasse 49, interessiert sich fur
bremischen Adel, besonders ARENTSCHILD und DC-RING.
836 Rev. Albert Goldlbrough, M.A., Pickering, Yorks., England, is interested in GOLDSBROUGH,
Wilts., Somerset, Dorset, etc. GOLDISBOROUGH, GOLDESBROUGH, Yorks., Lines., Longford,
Ireland.
837 Miss Mary E. Mu (caster, Benwell Park, Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, is interested in
MULCASTER Wanted to know whereabouts of portrait of Richard MULCASTER, Head Master
of Merchant Taylor's School, 1561 ; it was at one time over Bishop Andrewe's study door
addresses of any descendants of above Richard Mulcaster, and James, his brother, or of
other sons of William M., Cumberland ; had he any other sons besides these two and
George ; both Richard and James were at Eton as boys, and Richard was vicar of
Stanford Rivers, Essex, in 1598 name of church containing mural tablet to General?
MULCASTER ; in London, probably W.C.
838 Frederick Leyland Mawdesley, Fulford Cottage, Dormans Park, Surrey, England, is interested
in MAWDESLEY, Parbold and Newburgh, Lanes., Mawdesley both I7th and i8th cents.
839 James Rennit, 89, Mount Pleasant Lane, Clapton, London, N.E., is interested in RENIE, RENNIE,
RAINIE, various spellings, any and desires information about the RAINIE family who was
settled on East Coast of Scotland early in I7th cent., and its origin.
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840 F. L. G. D'Aumerie, Pieter Bothstraat 65, The Hague, Holland, is interested in D'AUMERIE,
DAMERIES, D'AYMERIES, Hainaut, before 1400 D'AUMARY, Dorchester, Bradley, York
tLiGNE, Hainaut, before 1300 fGRAY, Creech. Skibo Castle, Scotland BADHAM THORNHILL
CAMPBELL Information wanted about James BADHAM THORNHILL, 6. 1785, at ,
d> Nice, 22 November, 1845 ; he was a major in the West Indian army and md. at Barbados,
Isabella MULZAINE, whose daughter, Georgianne, was b. 1816 in Suriname also about
Hughes CAMPBELL, d. 1865 in Berbice, coming from Glasgow ; he md. Anne Maria GOLTSEE
in Suriname, (d. April 1846), and had three children
841 F. M. R. Holworthy, Elsworth, Tweedy Road, Bromley, Kent, England, is interested in
HOLWORTHY, any HADDOCK, Leigh, Essex, naval family DESBOROUGH, any HAWKES,
Co. Cork, Ireland ARCHBELL, PYorks. FLEETWOOD and CHURCHILL, Bolnhurst, Beds.
J-HOLSWORTHY, Holsworthy Manor, Devon fTuRNER, Tatton, Norfolk Information
wanted about James HOLWORTHY, artist, d. 1841 and about Nicholas Haddock HOL-
WORTHY, R.N., d. 4 February, 1843, at St. Omer.
842 Ninian Lowis Elliot, Craigievar Castle, Lumphanan, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, is interested in
AMYAND, surgeon to George II. LAPEYRE, Gascony HERON, pilot, East Indies, 6. 1646
BAIRD, Saughton Hall MCDONALD, Sleat PHILP, Greenlaw FENDALL BOLDE DELLA-
RIVERS MANGLES.
843 John Eyre Sparrow, Ashford, Talybont-on-Usk, Wales, is interested in any information con-
necting the EYRE family of Coventry with those of Derbyshire or Wilts.
844 Elisha S. Loom is, Ph.D., (professional), Box 625, Berea, Ohio, U.S.A., is interested in all CHAUNCEY
antecedents before 1650 also in ALGAR, Shalford, England WAIT, Northampton, Mass.
WHITE, Shalford, Essex DART, Conn., before 1760 HALTEMAN, Montgomery Co., Pa.
and in the following persons: Thomas SCOTT, Hartford, Conn. Jared SPENCER, England
Hans BAUER, Berks Co., Pa. and desires antecedents of Jacob RENNINGER, Berks Co.,
Pa. Mary Gilbert RENNINGER and Mary, wife of Thomas HUNGERFORD, who, (Thomas)
was b. Hartford, Conn., about 1648 ; d. Lyme, Conn., after 1714.
845 Mrs. Grace Moffett Lansing, Watertown, New York, U.S.A.
846 Truman Coates, M.D., Oxford, Chester Co., Pa., U.S.A.
847 Miss Pauline Willis, 3, Kensington Gate, London, W., is interested in WILLIS PHILLIPS MAY
GORHAM FOXCROFT.
848 Rev. Stephen Ree, Boharm, Mulben S.O., Banffshire, Scotland, is interested in DOUGLAS,
Pittendreich, Elgin LESLIE, Aikenway, Banffshire STEUART, Tanachie, Banffshire.
849 Lieut.-Colonel Edward Nash, Naval and Military Club, 94, Piccadilly, London, W., is interested
in NASH, Cos. Cork and Limerick 1600-1800, and previously said to be of Almon Hall,
Gloucester WEBB, Cos. Cork and Limerick, 1600-1800 Frances CARR, widow of Capt.
Phineas PETT, killed 1666 on board the " Tyger" Man-of-war, remarried "RocH in Ireland."
Wanted Christian name and residence of this ROCH, and information as to Frances and
Anne PETT, daughters of Capt. Phineas by Frances CARR.
850 F. Hyde Maberly, M.D., 2, Kensington Place, Royal Park, Clifton, Bristol, England, is interested
in fBooTE, Bermondsey, about 1768 fKiMPTON, Cambs. MABERLY, South of England
and Russia.
851 Herbert Forbes Kemshead, 12, Glasslyn Road, Crouch End, London, N., is interested in
KEMSHEAD, Wollaston, and/or Wymington, 1669 RUSSELL, Walsall, 1811 FORBES,
Haddington, 1811 SCOTT, Renfrew, 1745.
852 Ferdinand Loevenich, Kreisausschusssekretar, Geilenkirchen-Hiinshoven, Deutschland, interes-
siert sich fur LOEVENICH THOREN (THUREN, THURN, THUR) STEINBUSCH (STEINBUESCH)
GOLDERMANN VAN GlLS (VANGILS, VANGUILS, VANGILSE, VANGISSE).
853 Miss H. M. Auden, Alderdene, Church Stretton, Salop, England, is interested in early Huguenot
refugee families also in AUDEN and wants information about the parentage of Thomas
HOPKINS, who occurs as holding land at Anslow, Staffs., in 1665.
854 Miss Mary A. Rudd, Woodlands, Bussage, Stroud, Gloucs., England, is interested in RUDD,
especially of Yorks. and wants information connecting John RUDD (b. at Wensley, 1579),
and Simon RUDD, of Askrigg (b. 1645 ; d. 1713), and Thomas RUDD, of Apleton, (md. Jane
ROBINSON), living 1665, Richmondshire, Yorks.
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Edward Caspar BOX, Oak Cottage, St. Botolph's Road, Sevenoaks, Kent, England, is interested
in Box, any before 1700 DE PARUIT, France, Belgium, any DE RUDECOUR, France, any
GARNIER, France (Orleans, Angers, Nantes). Wanted connection between Patrick Box, chap-
lain Winchester College 1693, and the following persons of the same name : -- Box,
of Buckingham; Thomas Box, who managed the Duke of Buckingham's Irish estates about
1600 ; Philip, (son or brother of last-mentioned), md. in Co. Carlow ; Box, Witney, Oxon ;
and William Box, sheriff of London, 1570 name of Irish husband (about 1800-), of Adele
DE RUDECOUR ancestry of --- DE RUDECOUR, Colonel de I'Artillerie Royale, md. Mdlle.
DE PARUIT, Versailles, 1816, and died of wounds received at the assault of the Trocadero
Fort, Cadiz, 1823 parentage (perhaps Belgian or Luxemburg), of Frangois DE PARUIT,
Paymaster-General, 22nd Military Division, French Army, at battle of Toulouse, 1814
ancestry of - GARNIER, living Orleans, 1772, in prison with wife at Nantes, 1794, perhaps
also Paris ; acquitted on death of Robespierre ; thought to have escaped in English ship
which foundered ; daughters md. Comte DE SAINT-MARIE and DE PARUIT.
Frederic Turner, Osmond, Egham, Surrey, England, is interested in all families connected
with Egham and Thorpe, especially in FOSTER, Egham and Jamaica WOLLEY, Thorpe
BREMBRE, London and Egham MAYNE, Egham, I7th cent. DENHAM, Thorpe, i6th
cent. KELLIFET, Egham and Richmond MIDDLETON, Egham, i4th cent. Information
wanted connecting the FOSTER family of Egham with that of Jamaica, W.I.
Mrs. Frances Harrison Corbin, 1000, Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn., U.S.A., is interested in
CORBIN, Warwick, 1600, Va., U.S.A., 1655 HARRISON, W T est Kirby, Cheshire, Eng. 1630
LINSLEY, South West London, 1630, Conn,, U.S.A., 1640 Information wanted about iden-
tity of George CORBIN of Northampton Co., Va., U.S.A., b. 1655, who md. Grace SAVAGE.
Charles Elihu S locum, M.D., Defiance, Ohio, U.S.A., is interested in BASS, any SLOCOMBE,
SLOCUM, any VIALL, any Further information (particularly of parentage) desired about
Anthony SLOCOMBE (SLOCUM), b. England about 1590, was among the first purchasers of
Taunton, New Plymouth, North America, in 1637 ; d. 1689-90, as a Lord Deputy Proprietor
of Carolina.
Alfred Seelye Roe, M.A., Station A., Worcester, Mass, U.S.A. _ _
Gustav Fremerey, Corvetten-Kapitan a.D., Gengenbach, Baden, Deutschland, interessiert
sich fur FREMEREY, Holland, Lothringen, 14. und 15. Jahrhundert, auch fiir FREMERY
VON FREMERY VON FERMEREY VAN VYRMEREY.
Colonel J. Grove White, Kilbyrne, Doneraile, Co. Cork, Ireland, is interested in WHITE, Co.
Waterford, who were settled at or near Dromana, Barony Diecies, in i6th and I7th cents.
Rev. Thomas W. Hutchinson, Great Wilbraham Vicarage, Cambridge, England, is interested in
members of St. John's College, Cambridge also in HUTCHINSON, before 1800 LANCASTER,
Cheshire, Lanes., Sussex, before 1800 Ancestry wanted of John HUTCHINSON, Collector of
Lincoln, md. Amy POWNALL (Will, 1801, Somerset House).
Edward Henry Dobr6e, Udney Hall, Lower Teddington, England, is interested in DOBREE
or DAUBRAY, before 1600.
Miss Dorothy O. ShiltOil, 10, Kemplay Road, Hampstead, London, N.W. _
Arthur J. Jewers, 10, Kemplay Road, Hampstead, London, N.W., is interested in JEWER
JOUR, JUER, IVER, JOWER, etc.) STAINES, STANES HARDCASTLE.
866 George James Lind, F.S.A. Scot., Rua do Golgotha, 121, Oporto, Portugal, is interested in those
concerned in Scotch Rebellion, 1745 also in fCuMMiNGS-LiND COMYNS, CUMMINS
*LiND UDNY TATE, Worthing, Sussex and Scotland, 1700-1800 GEARY, Markfield, Leics.
BROADBENT, Leics. Wanted date and birthplace (Scotland, Aberdeenshire ?), of Charles
LIND or UDNY, 1756-1758 also to know whether a peerage of CUMMINGS-LIND ever existed
_ in Scotland. _ _
867 Miss Gertrude Thrift, 79, Grosvenor Square, Rathmines, Dublin, Ireland (professional, makes
genealogical researches at Public Record Office, Dublin, and elsewhere), is interested in
THRIFT, any, especially Sussex and Kent. _
868 Leonard James Hodson, The Mill House, Robertsbridge, Sussex, England, is interested in
history of families connected with East Sussex also in HODSON, any, especially Sussex,
Hants., Staffs., Bucks., and London HENLEY, Sussex and Kent STONHAM, any, especi-
ally Sussex and Kent ELLIS, Sussex DULVEY, any, especially Sussex.
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869 Hubert G. Archer, 29, Sussex Gardens. Hyde Park, London, W M is interested in ARCHER,
SILYARD, YARNER, Cos. Wicklow, Dublin, Wexford and Meath, 1600-1800.
870 W. H. Delamont, 7, Rodwell Street, Weymouth, England.
871 Burton J. Ashley, 6515, Normal Boulevard, Chicago, 111., U.S.A., is interested in English origin
of ASHLEY family and desires information about Joseph ASHLEY; of Rochester, Mass.,
(living 1757), of English origin, descended from Thomas A., who was one of three brothers,
who had three thousand acres of land along Merrimac River, granted by the King of
England, and about Joseph's ancestors.
872 Harry Clifford Campion, Jr., 511, So. Orange Ave., Media, Delaware Co., Pa., U.S.A., is inter-
ested in REEVE, Long Island, New Jersey, U.S.A., and England, 1600-1700 GRAVE (GREAVE,
GREAVES), Delaware, Mass., and England, 1600-1700 BOUTCHER (BUTCHER), America and
England, 1600-1700 HALL, Westminster Parish, London, 1700-1800 CAMPION, New Jersey,
U.S.A., Yorks. and Leics., England, 1650-1775 SLEEPER, New Hampshire, New York,
New Jersey, U.S.A., and England, 1600-1800 EVES, New Jersey, U.S.A., and England,
1600-1800 SHEPARD, Mass., U.S.A., 1600-1850 BUNN, New Jersey, U.S.A., 1600-1800
information wanted about the parentage and place of birth of John CAMPION, b. 1710-1720,
and his brother, Richard, 6. 1733, who are said to have gone from Yorks., to New Jersey,
the first before 1738 and the latter before 1752.
873 P. Hildreth Parker, 752, Mammoth Road, Dracut, Mass., U.S.A.
874 Wm. U. Reynell-Upham, 13, Savernake Road, Hampstead, London, N.W., is interested in all
West of England and emigrant families, especially in BUCKNOLL, DRAKE, FORD, GORE,
GUPPY, LEE, MARTIN, Devon EDWARDS, Staffs., Warws., and Wilts, before 1800 ROWE,
Devon and Somerset SLADE, Devon, Somerset, and Dorset.
875 Mrs. Emerson, Foxwold, Southbourne, Christchurch, Hants., England.
876 John William Reid, St. Croix, Holly Walk, Leamington Spa, England, is interested in BOGLE,
Bogleshole, West of Scotland REID, Colliston, Aberdeenshire, or neighbouring counties
Wanted parents' names, other ancestry, birthplace and any information about Rev. William
REID, minister of Stevenston, Ayrshire, 1700-1742 also wanted to know the connection
between " REID of Colliston" and " REID of Birnies," descended from " REID of Pitfoddels,"
as suggested by identity of Crest (hand holding book expanded), and Motto (Pro Virtute).
877 Dr. P. H. Emerson, Foxwold, Southbourne-on-Sea, near Christchurch, Hants., England.
878 G. M. G. Woodgate, Tydd St. Giles Rectory, Wisbech, England.
879 B. von Zweydorff, Kaiserl. Rechnungsrat, Charlottenburg-Berlin, Nehringstr. 5, Deutschland.
880 Commander Arthur Havergal, R.N., 5, South Park, Sevenoaks, Kent, England, is interested in
HAVERGAL (formerly HAVERGILL) and desires to know from what county the family originates.
881 Rev. J. H. W. Lewis, Crostwight Rectory, Norwich, England, is interested in LEWIS, Rowley
Regis, Staffs., Worcs., Glam. BISSELL, Halesowen, Worcs. HAYLES, THURLBURNE,
Cambridge SHELDON, GAUNT, Rowley Regis, Staffs. MURDEN, Twyford, Hants. GOSLING,
Cradley, Staffs. Information wanted about family of LEWIS of Wigmore, Tipton, Staffs.,
and afterwards of Rowley Regis, before 1700.
882 George Wharton Robinson, 35, Waverley Road, Southsea, England, is interested in Cumber-
land and Westmorland families also in BREFFNITIERNAN, Ireland.
883 Havelock Ellis, Carbis Bay, Cornwall, England, is interested in ELLIS, Sudbury, Suffolk, I7th
and i8th cents. PEPPEN, Suffolk.
884 Carll A. Lewis, Guilford, Conn., U.S.A. ~
885 Adelbert C. Wendell, Exchange Clerk P.O., Minneapolis, Minn., U.S.A., is interested in
*WENDELL *MORSE.
886 Lyon Weyburn, 84, State Street, Boston, Mass., U.S.A.
887 E. C. Harte, Wells, Somerset, England, is interested in HART, Leinster, Munster, 1600-1750
FARRAN, Ireland, 1600-1750 DAWSON, Jamaica and Ireland PARFITT MALTBY wanted
baptism and Marriage Licence Bonds, Philip HART, (HARTT), also Edward H., and Mary,
(nee FARRAN ?) HART(T), before 1748, Queen's Co. or neighbouring county also will of
Philip H., living Dublin, 1769 particulars of persons of HART family (any spelling), serving
in the Army, 1600-1700, especially in Ireland.
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888 Max. von Burkersroda, Erfurt, Elisabethstr. 7, Deutschland, interessiert sich fiir VON BURKERS-
RODA.
889 A. H. Johnson, 122, Leadenhall Street, London, E.G., is interested in HANCHETT, Cambs.,
1200-1380, Herts, and Essex, 1400-1700, and Cambs., 1700-1850 ELSLEY, Yorks.
890 Arthur Edward Blacker, 20, Victoria Square, Clifton, Bristol, England, is interested in BLACKER,
any DEW, Coleford, Glos., before 1800 VAUGHAN, Bristol district, before 1800 RENNIE,
Kilsyth, Scotland, before 1800 wanted baptism of Abraham BLACKER, about 1721.
891 R. C. } . Lyons, Mona House, Rugeley, Staffs., England, is interested in FOSTER, Belfast, Ireland,
before 1800 LYONS, Antrim, Down, and U.S.A. BRISTOW, Yorks. before 1700.
892 Ferdinand Charles Koechlln, Rijswijk, near The Hague, Netherlands.
893 Henry W. Ogle, Dysart House, Killucan, Westmeath, Ireland, is interested in OGLE, who had
members come to Ireland, I7th cent.
894 J. Penberthy, Newnham, Glos., England, is interested in BOSCAWEN, BESKAWIN, BESKOEN
SHAKERLEY, SACCERLEY THURLABY, THIRLBY PENBERTHY WORTH, Cornwall
FAULKNER WILD, Manchester, 1750-1830, merchant TREMBETHOW, LORY, Cornwall
Information wanted about Henry PENBERTHY, ordained priest at Clyst, 1417 and Walter
ENDERBY, Sheriff, Cornwall, 1494.
895 W. H. Brayden, Oaklands, Ballsbridge, Dublin, Ireland.
896 Mrs. Sarah D. Cropley, Marblehead, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in fCROPLEY, Cambs., Middle-
sex, Norfolk fDuRLAND, Scotland DE MOTTE fLYLE, Hamilton, Scotland -{-SPINNEY,
Lanes., fSTALKER, Scotland Information wanted of fHAWKESWORTH, in 1763 at
Cosford, Yorks., md. Elizabeth WEDGEWOOD and of John and Gaim LYLE, b. in Hamilton,
Scotland, about 1750 and 1755 respectively ; their sister, Margaret, md. John MARTIN ;
they were all in New York State during Revolution.
897 Lewis H. Clement, 313, Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y., U.S.A. "~
898 Prof. Willard Winfield Rowlee, Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y., U.S.A.
899 Frederick G. Gurney, Wing, near Leighton Buzzard, Beds., England, is interested in GURNEY,
Bucks, or any except Norfolk or West Country tSpRANGE, any BRIGHTWELL, Chearsley,
Bucks., and Oxon. SINCLAIR, Stone, Bucks., and Kent., I4th cent. -J-PLATT, Lines, and
Oxford Wanted maiden name, etc., of Alice BRADSHAWE, wife of William B., of Wendover,
Bucks., he d. 4 October, 1537 ; she after 1553 also parents' names and birthplace (? Lines.),
of Robert PLATT, who md. Mary Alethea SIMONDS, of Mursley, Bucks., after 1790 ; living
in High Street, Oxford, before 1808.
909 James Beavan Welson, 97, Kyverdale Road, Stamford Hill, London, N.
901 Lieut. W. P. Pakenham-Walsh, R.E. (India), Crinken House, ShankiU, Co. Dublin, Ireland, is
interested in Irish families generally especially in HACKETT MASON, Ireland, Hants.,
and London MOSSE, Ireland WINTHROP fWmTTiNGHAM, WALSH, PAKENHAM, Ireland
fPoPE, Cork, Ireland *MONCK, Devon and Ireland BOYLE, Hereford and Ireland
Wanted parentage of Christopher MASON, Captain in Col. Washington's Regt., settled in
Waterford, first half I7th cent. ; a reputed relative of Sir John MASON, Sion, Middlesex.
902 Samuel Trant McCarthy, Srugrena Abbey, Cahirciveen. Co. Kerry, Ireland, is interested in
TRANT, Kerry, etc., 1700-1900 SPOTSWOOD, Kerry, etc., 1600-1800 SEGERSON, Kerry,
etc., 1600-1900 FOLEY, Kerry from 1750 McCROHAN, and FERRITER, Kerry from 1600
MAHONY, Cappanagroun, Kerry, before 1800 and desires information about the origin of
the MCCARTHY Garaloch family of Glenarough and of the MCCARTHY family of Kilfadamore,
Co. Kerry.
903 J. James Kttts, F.S.A.A., 9, Elmwood Street, Sunderland, England, is interested in Barons of Hoo.
904 Oskar Roick, (beraflich = professional), Berlin, W. 30, Lindauerstr. 5, Deutschland.
905 Richard Henry Hamilton Spratt, 215, Malmesbury Park Road, Bournemouth, England.
906 Frank H. Perrycoste, J.P., B.Sc., Polperro, R.S.O., Cornwall, England, is interested in BARKER-
BELL, and allies of second half of i8th cent. PERRY, Aston, Birmingham, first half
i8th cent. also wants to know where and when (later than 1813), did Sampson PERRY
marry Barbara LINDLEY, who was born 1784 ? Where ?
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907 Sydney Gordon Roberts, I.C.S., c/o Messrs. Henry S. King and Co., 9, Pall Mall, London,
is interested in all friends and relations of Horace WALPOLE, also in f ROBERTS, Cardi-
ganshire, and in and near Welshpool fToRiANO fP RTER I^EPP, Suffolk, Essex and
Italy f ARMSTRONG, Scottish Border Wanted complete pedigree of Sir Richard ARMSTRONG,
Royal Regt., who fought in the Peninsular War, and whose daughter and co-heir md. Chas.
ROBERTS, H.E.I.C.S., Madras ; Sir Richard d. on return voyage after commanding Madras
Army, 1851 also information about wife of the above, a Quakeress, of Bristol Wanted data
and correct arms and crest of Peter Nathan ROBERTS, Recorder of the City of London,
father of Chas. R., who joined H.E.I.C.S. Madras in season 1806 also further information
about Peter Nathan Roberts' wife, a TORIANO.
908 J. P. E. Falconer, 32, Upper Park Road, Haverstock Hill, London, N.W., is interested in cadet
branches of FALCONER of Halkerton, Scotland.
909 Julius W. Lilly, (professional), 65, West I43rd Street, New York, U.S.A., is interested in LILLIE,
before 1658 HEARD, before 1719 DYER, any FAULKNER FITZPATRICK BLAIR CUN-
NINGHAM ALDERMAN Wanted Scotch ancestry of George LILLIE (contributor's ancestor),
who settled in Reading, Mass., U.S.A., 1658 ancestry of ? John HEARD, from Co. Tyrone,
Ireland, 1719 to Hanover Co., Va., grandson of an English Earl ? O'NEILL ? Estates in
both England and Ireland.
910 Herbert Joseph Harwood, A.B., Littleton, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in GREEN, England and
New England, before 1634 HARTWELL, Kent, i6th and i7th cents. HARWOOD, London
and Boston, I7th cent. Wanted parentage of John HARWOOD, merchant, of London, will
proved 22 June, 1685, his brothers Robert, Nathaniel, and Thomas and sister, Hannah,
(who md. WHEELER) all came to Boston and John returned to London.
911 Iliff Conger, Sewanee, Tenn., U.S.A., is interested in CONGER BEALL ^NORTON fMooRES
fDE SIGNEY, France, Holland, before 1670 and wants information about the MOORES
families in the Carolinas before 1800.
912 Horst Thamerus, Pirna a.E., Sachsen, Deutschland.
91 3 Miss Margaret F. M. G id ley, Hoopern House, Exeter, England, is interested in all Huguenot refugee
families also in LOCKYER and TAUNTON, Somerset and Dorset, before 1800 HYNES,
Ireland, before 1780 GREGORY, Canada, before 1780 COLLINGS, especially Harson Collings,
Bristol and near Plymouth, before 1800 ENGLAND, Somerset, Dorset, Wilts., before 1828
CLEEVES and MITCHELL, Somerset, Dorset, Wilts., before 1785 MINTERNE, Somerset, Dorset,
Wilts., before 1750 SEALEY, Somerset, Dorset, Wilts., before 1700 also wants to know
where records of marriages which took place in St. Helier's, Jersey, before 1800, can be found.
914 E. P. Richardson, Deep Dene, Torrington Park, North Finchley, London, N., is interested in
BOYS, East Kent COLEMAN, Kent Information wanted as to any portraits of Sir John
BOYS, or any other members of this Kentish family.
915 W. de Courcy Prideaux, 12, Frederick Place, Weymouth, England, is interested in PRIDEAUX,
any LUDLOW, Somerset, Wilts., Hants., originally Salop.
916 William F. Miller, Sunny Brae, Winscombe, Somerset, England, is interested in any Quakers
living in Scotland, 1660-1800 also desires information about the descendants of Charles
and Euphan (MILLER) MACKIE, of Ormiston, from about 1750 and the descendants of
William MILLER, b. Hamilton about 1756, afterwards of the Abbey, Edinburgh also wants
date of death of Thomas ARESKINE, brewer, and Quaker preacher, Edinburgh, 176 and of
May DRUMMOND, Quaker preacher, Edinburgh, 1772.
917 Rev. J. A. Messervy, (professional), 2, Rose Bank, St. Saviour's Road, Jersey, Channel Islands.
918 Henry James Johnston-LaviS, Villa Lavis, Beaulieu, Alpes Maritimes, France.
919 Hugh Alexander Law, Marble Hill, Ballymore, Co. Donegal, Ireland, is interested in LAW
Galloway and Ayrshire, before 1680 ; subsequently North of Ireland, chiefly Co. Down
WHITE, Ancestors of Whites Barons Annaly before 1800.
920 Thomas Bertie Selby, n, Ynys Street, Port Talbot, S. Wales.
921 Henry Ernest Cound, 29, Sea View Terrace, Aberavon, S. Wales, is interested in COUND, any,
particularly Salop HERBERT, Neath, Glam. Information wanted about ancestors of John
COUND. believed to have resided at Cound Hall, Condover, Salop, about 1800.
922 Frank Hodges Dorsett, Brookdale, Stourport, Worcs., England.
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923 M. Ray San born, Yale University Library, New Haven, Conn., U.S.A., is interested in SAM-
BORNE, before 1650 GATE, GATES, CATT, all MERCER, Huguenot refugee family from
Tournai MERCIER, Ireland COCQUIEL, of Tournai Any information wanted about
Stephen BACHILER, clergyman, Hants., b. 1560, graduate Oxford, 1586, removed to America,
1632 ; returned 1654, d. Hackney, 1660.
924 Samuel N. RhoadS, Haddonfield, New Jersey, U.S.A., is interested in all Gloucester Co., Vt.,
N. Jersey Colonial emigrant families also in RHOADS HADDON, HOPKINS, GILL, England,
especially London and Southwark, becoming Quakers 1650 and after NICHOLSON, First
Quakers of Notts., 1650 ? and after ESTAUGH, Sussex, England, or Ireland, about 1650
Wanted parentage and wife's parentage (also grandparents) of John RHOADS, of Ripley,
Derbyshire, md. Elizabeth ; migrated to Penna. 1698 also parentage of John HADDON,
anchorsmith, Southwark.
925 Rev. Ezekiel Wilson Mundy, Public Library, Syracuse, New York, U.S.A., is interested in
MUNDY, especially of Cornwall, i6th cent. and wants information about Nicholas MUNDY,
who appeared in New Jersey shortly before 1670, and called himself " yeoman " ; he took up
land and appears to have been also a blacksmith.
926 A. W. Crawley-Boevey, 24, Sloane Court, Chelsea, London, S.W., is interested in BARROW
(BERROW), Awre, Gloucs., iyth cent. PHAIRE (FAIR), Cork, time Cromwell PAGE, Fillong-
ley, Warws., before 1700 Wanted parentage of Thomas BARROW (BEREWE), of Awre,
" living 1641," and names of his 2 wives also parentage of Col. Robert PHAIRE, governor of
Cork, 1650, and the name of his first wife also parentage of James PAGE, who md. Sarah
HYDE, 1700.
927 A. S. Lamprey, Kenmore, Maidstone, England, is interested in LAMPREY, N. America and West
Indies Dublin before 1685, also Devon Wanted descendants of Thomas SANDERS, of
Caldwell, Derby, d. 1548 information about Arthur BULKELEY, Ardee, Co. Louth, b. 1623
also name and history of the ninth son of Collingwood SANDERS and his wife, Eliza SLEIGH,
of Caldwell, Derby, 1600.
928 S. S. Hasluck, 89, Ladbroke Grove, London, W., is interested in HASLUCK ASLAC ASLAKE
HASLOCK HASELOCK Wanted the name of father Thomas, Samuel, Sarah and John
HASLUCK or HASLOCK, b. in Birmingham or neighbourhood, 1730-1741.
929 Henry S. Guinness, Burton Hah 1 , Stillorgan, Co. Dublin, Ireland, is interested in DARLEY,
Newtownards, Co. Down, 1650-1750 GUINNESS (GENNIS, GENNYS, GINNIS), Cornwall,
Dublin, Tralee, 1600-1750 JAGO, Cornwall and Ireland, 1600-1750 SEYMOUR, Limerick,
1650-1750.
930 George Charles Williamson, Litt.D., Burgh House, Hampstead, London, N.W., is interested in
WILLIAMSON, especially of Surrey and London LETHBRIDGE, especially Devon CLEEVE,
all.
931 Joachim von Levetzow, Hauptmann a.D., Sielbeck, Post : Holsteinische Schweiz, Bez : Kiel,
Deutschland.
932 Cuthbert Becher Pigot, Colman Road, Eaton, Norwich, England, is interested in PIGOT,
Somerford-Radnor, Cheshire, and Notts. HOLLIS, any MELVILLE, Notts. ANDREWES,
Southwell, Notts.
933 W. H. Mason, Morton Hall, East Retford, England, is interested in MASON and desires in-
formation about Paul MASON, who lived at Eaton, Notts., 1653-1696 also about William
MASON, of Egmanton, Notts., who d. 1582, and his son, Thomas, of Gray's Inn, London,
who was b. 1580 and was living in 1635.
934 James G. Commin, 230, High Street, Exeter, England.
935 George Thomas Hart, Providence, R.I., U.S.A.
936 Very Rev. A. St. John Chambre, D.D., Rector of St. Anne's Church, Lowell, Mass., Dean of
Eastern Convocation, Diocese of Mass., President Lowell Institution for Savings, etc., etc.,
Lowell, Mass., U.S.A., desires information about George C. CHAMBRE, of Ireland ; he had a
son, Albert, b. in Cork, 1803, and entered " Trinity," Dublin, 1829 ?
937 Charles E. Lart, Charmouth, Dorset, England, is interested in LART GARDNER, London, Dorset
TAYLOR, FLOYER, and HAWYS, all London Wanted marriage FLOYER and HAWYS,
before or about 1750 ; believed to be in London.
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938 Henry L. Rowland, Waterbury, Conn., U.S.A., is interested in ROWLAND, SHERWOOD, THORP,
ANDREWS, BURR, HULL, all these families settled Fairneld, about 1639-1650 also wants
parentage of Henry ROWLAND or ROLAND who owned land in Fairneld, Connecticut Colony,
1639 ; d. 169- ; his wife was Rebecca.
939 Normann Victor Treusch von Buttlar Brandenfels, Breslau, Wilhelmsufer 6, Deutschland.
940 Ernest B. Vignoles, Acton Lane Works, Chiswick, London, W., is interested in Huguenot families
(1650-1750 chiefly) also in VIGNOLES de VILLENEUYE DE LA BALME DE COSNE
DE CHAVERNAY Information wanted about parentage of Francis la Balme DE VIGNOLES,
killed at Alicante, 1709 ; will, dated 1706, at Somerset House.
941 Major-Gen. R. C. B. Pemberton, C.B., C.S.I, (late R.E.), 13, CressweU Gardens, South Ken-
sington, London, S.W., is interested in PEMBERTON Information wanted about the supposed
emigration to Nevis, W. Indies, probably about 1684, of Robert PEMBERTON, second son of
Robert P., and Cecilia (ne'e TREVELYAN of Yarnscomb, Devon) ; Robert P., the father,
was Clerk or Steward to the Dean and Chapter of Peterborough and d. 1695 ; monument
in Cathedral.
942 William Beale Cole, 62, Grosvenor Road, Canonbury, London, N., is interested in all branches of
the BEALE family, especially Gloucs. and Kent and wishes to know the connection (if any)
between BEALE family of Gloucs. and those of London and Kent.
943 Miss Tyler, Newton Court, Monmouth, England, is interested in GRIFFIN, HUDSON and JACKSON,
Cumberland, I7th cent. SMITH, Isle of Wight, I7th cent. MOULA, Filiastre, Vivarais,
I7th cent. COOPER, Sussex, I7th and i8th cents. DIXON, Cumberland, early i8th cent.
W'anted information about Margaret, widow of Timothy DONOVAN of Jamaica, who md.
Admiral Sir William BURNABY early in i8th cent.
944 Lieut.-Colonel L. Edye, Stanley Court, Stanley Street, Montreal, Canada, is interested in Hather-
leigh (Devon) families before 1800 also in EDYE (DEY, EDDYE, EDIE, etc.), Somerset,
Devon and Cornwall, 1500-1800 ; Bucks., and Northants., 1300-1700 Wanted surname of
Grace, who md. Leonard EDYE (bapt. 1631), and place of their marriage (somewhere in Devon) ;
their eldest child was born 1659 a l so one guinea reward for marriage of Sibella with
Bartholomew EDYE, (bapt. Devon) ; she d. 1725 ; one guinea will also be given for baptism
of above Bartholomew.
945 Jukes Coulson, c/o M.H.P.C., 41, Chatsworth Road, Brondesbury, London, is interested in
COULSON, (COLESON, COLSON, COULSTON, COLSTON), all counties, especially the following :
Worcs. (Halesowen), Salop, Gloucs., Warws., Staffs. (Walsall), Derbyshire, London JUKES,
Salop (Bridgnorth), Worcs. (Halesowen), Suffolk, Kent (Bromley), London BARFOOT, Rut-
land and Leics. tR UNCHMA N, any SHERGOLD, all counties, and especially Brighton j London,
Surrey MORETON, Staffs, and London fLANE, any FFORTH, Suffolk and London |SMITH,
Uttoxeter -J-BETTESWORTH, Sussex and London -J-HARRYMAN, any -J-HARRIMAN, any
fPRiCHARD, before 1800 one pound reward for correct proof of baptism of John COLSON,
b. about 1685, '86, '87 ; he md. at Halesowen, Worcs., Sarah JUKES, (licence granted Wor-
cester, ii February, 1709) John COULSON, of parish of St. Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey,
md. Anna Catherine LANE of same parish (licence Vicar General's office 26 April, 1749),
wanted entry and place of marriage, also Anna Catherine Lane's ancestry ; one guinea
reward for each correct entry HARRYMAN md. Sarah COLSON (bapt. 1715) daughter
of John COULSON or COLSON, of Walsall, Staffs., wanted entry and place of marriage
(about 1749), also baptism of William Harryman, their son, b. about 1749, and who d. at
Highbury Place, Islington, London, 1824 ; one guinea for each correct entry Thomas
FFORTH of London, brewer, Commissioner of Excise, (brother of Dannett FFORTH, Sheriff
of London), baptized Nettlestead, 21 February, 1629 ; alive 1699 ; wanted name of wife and
ancestry, also entry of marriage ; one guinea reward for each correct entry John BARFOOT,
of Rutland, b. 28 January, 1788 ; wanted baptism, also entry of marriage to Mary RUNCHMAN
about 1817 ; one guinea reward for each correct entry information wanted about Richard
CAPEL, surgeon, of Bermondsey about 1760.
946 K. S. M. Scott, Harden House, Long Benton, Northumb., England, is interested in all SCOTT
families descended from Scott of Murthockstoun, who d. about 1820 also in SCOTT, North
of England, with Scotch ancestry and wants particulars of Thomas SCOTT, who d. Morpeth,
Northumb., 1799, aged 56.
947 George RuddOCk, Red Hill, Denbigh Gardens, Richmond, Surrey, England.
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^tg^rbetr^^^Sformation & Zadoc^ BoswoRTH, Sen- and wife
Joseph WELD, Roxbury Mass., , l6 35-Gov. Thorny v^ LKES l6 , 8 __f hn WHITMORE,
^X^l^^^^^^' wo -
Lisburn, Ireland, 10 GRIFF] ra, waieb wwi '
and
Tohn
b. Lisburn, Ireland,
Eleanor STOUT, of Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Shaftesbury Avenue,
August Freihe^iJTMinnlgerede-Allerturg.
- ieutenant Royal Marines,
ced descent from PRCE family of Newtown, Montgomery.
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959 Theodore J. Preston, 16, St. John's Park, Blackheath, London, S.E., is interested in PRESTON,
Norfolk, before 1600.
960 Joseph H. Woollan, 19, Deerbrook Road, Tulse Hill, London, S.E., is interested in Recusant
families of Sussex and South of England also in MINORS WOOLLAN READY, Sussex
SAWYER, Sussex fRoGERS, Lymington.
961 Arthur Reeve, 198, Derby Street, Burton-on-Trent, England, is interested in FOSTER, Kettering,
about 1700 HOUSTON, London, about 1700 BECKWITH. about 1730 FRY, Tunbridge
Wells, about 1780 REEVE, Booking Wanted relationship of Sarah NEVILL, md. Thomas
BURKITT in 1683, with Bridget FLEETWOOD (CROMWELL), and with Lord LATIMER who d.
I53Q-
962 R. Henry W. Dwight, 67, Franklin Street, Boston, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in DWIGHT
and wants to connect the first John DWIGHT who went to America, 1635, with his ancestry
in England ; probably with John Dwight of Fulham, who was the originator of pottery
works in England.
963 Mrs. Robert A. Molyneux, 1206, South Salina Street, Syracuse, N.Y., U.S.A., is interested in
MOLYNEUX RICE EATON.
964 John M. Hawks, 16, Newhall Street, Lynn, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in HAWK and wants
any ancestors of David HAWK, of Dunstable, Mass., who md. Sarah COLBURN, of Dracut,
Mass., 24 January, 1770.
965 George Baron von Metzsch, Dresden-Altstadt, Strehlenerstrasse 12", Deutschland.
966 Mrs. R. B. Townshend, 117, Banbury Road, Oxford, England, is interested in TOWNSEND,
TOWNSHEND and desires information of birthplace and ancestors of Richard TOWNESEND,
b. 1618 or 1619 an officer in the Parliamentary army and bore arms of TOWNSHEND family of
Norfolk and about Sampson BAKER, 1610, of London or Norwich ; Arms : A goat passant.
967 Captain J. Carlisle Spedding, Gudrune, Alexandra Road, S. Farnborough, Hants., England,
is interested in all families allied by marriage to SPEDDING family also in f ADAMSON,
Ireland BROWNRIGG, Cumberland fBuCKLEY, Ireland CARLISLE, Scotland *BARTON,
Northampton and Hants. BENN, Cumberland f CROWE, Norfolk f CUNNINGHAM, Randals-
town, Co. Antrim, and North Ireland DEEY FROUDE fJoHN fLANGTON fLiVESLY
fMcC-ABE f LOGAN fNEEsoN |MORIARTY f ABRAHAM t RICHARDSON SPEDDING
fToDD wanted parentage of Lucy FITZ GERALD, believed to have been of Co. Kildare,
Ireland, who md. Henry SPEDDING about 1750 information about the CUNNINGHAM family
of Raridalstown, Co. Antrim, and the parents of Thomas Cunningham, who md. Marianne
NEESON in 1827 parentage of Dr. Horace NEESON of Neilsbrooke, Randalstown, Co. Antrim ;
and of his wife Rachel LOGAN, md. about 1803 ; also arms used by both families.
968 Henry Perrin, 23, Holland Villas Road. London, W., is interested in fPERRiN, Wilts, origin
fPEARCE, Bishop Zacchary P. f R BINS -
969 Miss Emily Malone, 13, Eaton Square, Monkstown, Co. Dublin, Ireland, is interested
in BANCROFT BARRINGTON HOOWEE LEADBEATER MALONE MANLIFFE (MANLY)
NEVINS PENROSE ROOKE STEPHENS.
970 W. T. T. Elliott, c/o Messrs. Macneill and Co., Calcutta, India.
971 Herbert F. Roe, Smewins House, Shottesbrooke, Maidenhead, England, is interested in BASSETT,
Chichester, Winchester, before 1750 WHITE, Winchester, St. Cross, before 1720 HEYNO,
Stenbury, I. of Wight, before 1500 Parentage wanted of Henry ROE, of Portsmouth,
Hants., b. about 1729 ; his brothers and sisters were William, Susannah, Elizabeth, Thomas,
Richard and Edward, and he was the youngest child ; his baptism is probably recorded in
Parish Register in a Southern County.
972 Robert B. Cook, (professional), 44, St. John's Street, York, England.
973 Captain C. Ferrers, Sturt Cottage, Holyport, Berks., England, desires information about
Thomas FERRERS, Sheriff of London, 1539 (Stowe) also about William Ferrers, of Taplow
Court, 1538-1554 (College of Arms Visitations) and about Thomas and John TURNER,
of Cookham Manor, 1589-1634 and Robert Turner, of Shottesbrook Park.
974 Frank Ernest Woodward, 93, Rockland Avenue, Maiden, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in WOOD-
WARD, England, before 1800 ERSKINE, Scotland and Ireland before 1800 and wants
information about ancestors of any WOODWARD who went to America before 1800.
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975 Mrs. Clarence Verrill, Bagdad-Chase, Gold Mining Co., SoulsbyviUe, Tuolumne Co., Cal., U.S.A.,
is interested in MALTBY, all, especially English VERRILL (VARREL), England, before 1750
MOREHOUSE (MOORHOUSE), England, i6th and iyth cents. LORD, England, i6th and
I7th cents. BROWN, Yorks. ?, England, about 1600 LOCKWOOD, England, about 1600
CRAIG, London, about 1600 BRENTON, Hammersmith, Herts. LAW, North of England
LOTHROP, (LATHROP), Lowthropp, East Riding, Yorks. Any information wanted about
William MALTBY, " Esquire " ; b. (according to tombstone), in 1645 ; possibly he is the same
William whose birth is recorded in East Retford, Notts., " March 16, 1644 5, son of John
MALTBY " ; this Notts, family had near relatives at Bawtry, Yorks. John Maltby's will
shows that he left property " houses in Briggate, East Retford, Carr Lane, close in Little
Gringley in Clarborough ; lands in Sorringthorpe and Little Corringham ; Co. Lincoln " ;
persons mentioned in wills are Mrs. Anne MASON, godmother ; sister Ellin CHATTERTON ;
friends McDiCKENE of Saundley ; Beaumont SUTTON of E. Retford, gent. ; William
MORHOUSE ; cousin John CHATTOR; cousin "Ratchell" WILLIAMSON; sister Mary LONG;
cousin Robert HINDMARSH, also William and Richard STOKEHAM ; Mrs. Margaret
CORDINGLEY ; Capt. Benjamin MARCHALL of Doncaster ; John THOMPSON ; "cozen" John
HALLIFAX ; Mr. MIDWINTER and u cozen " Jane TURNELL.
976 Hon. H. F. Andrews, (professional), Exira, Iowa, U.S.A., is interested in ANDREWS BURNHAM
fFiCKETT BIDDINGS HAMLIN JORDAN STEARNS and desires ancestry of the
following persons, all Englishmen : John ANDREWS, b. Norfolk? 1621 Robert BURNHAM,
b. Norwich, 1585 ; wife, Mary ANDREWS John BIGELOW, son of Randall B., b. Brentham,
16 February, 1616 Gov. John CARVER, pilgrim John CHIPMAN, b. Dorchester, 1621
Augustine BEARSE, b. 1618 ; Barnstable, Mass., 1639 Henry COBB, Plymouth, Mass.,
1632 Dolar DAVIS, b. Bennefield ?, Cambridge, Mass., 1635 John DUNHAM, Plymouth,
Mass., 1628 John FICKETT, Scarborough, Me., 1663 George GIDDINGS, Great St. Albans,
wife, Jane LAWRENCE, 1635 James HAMLIN, wife, Anne, St. Lawrence, Berks., 1630-6
Samuel HINCKLEY, Scituate, Mass., 1635 John HOWLAND, pilgrim, son of Humphrey,
London, b. 1593 John JENKINS, b. 1609; Plymouth, Mass., 1635 Edward JOHNSON, of
Hornhill, son of William ; baptized Canterbury, September 16/17, 1598 Stephen JORDAN.
Wilts. ; Boston, Mass., 1634 Robert LINNELL, Scituate, Mass., 1638 Isaac MIXER, 6:
1603; Watertown, Mass. Francis PEABODY ; Mass., 1635 William REED, 6. 1587;
Dorchester, Mass. John SPOFFORD, son of John, vicar of Silkeston, York, b. 1612 John
and Thomas STANFORD ; Falmouth (Portland), Me., 1658 Isaac STEARNS, Nayland,
Suffolk, wife Mary ; Watertown, Mass., 1630 John TILLEY, pilgrim Samuel WALKER ;
Lynn, Mass., 1630 Richard WALKER, b. 1593; Lynn, Mass., 1630 John WARREN, b. 1585 ;
Watertown, Mass., 1630 Thomas WISWALL, Mass., 1635.
977 G. M. Fraser, Librarian, Public Library, Aberdeen, Scotland, is interested in genealogy generally,
and especially in Scotch families.
978 E. Montague Arnold, Burton Joyce, Sidcup, Kent, England.
979 Maurice Everett Unwin, n, HaU Royd, Shipley, Yorks., England, is interested in EVERETT,
Heytesbury and Warminster, Wilts., before 1850 ; and Canada, after 1800.
980 Bernard Thistlethwaite, Great Ayton, Yorks., England, is interested in THISTLETHWAITE
(THISTLETHWAYTE ) MASON CAPSTICK HART AS CONING RIGG COATES SWINBURN,
SWINBURNE BURRELL STACKHOUSE Fox, Dewsbury or neighbourhood PAYNE HUNT,
Hertford or neighbourhood ancestry wanted of Thomas PAYNE, grazier, of Marston Biggott,
Somerset, who md., about 1770-80, Hannah HUNT, of Hertford.
981 Wilhelm von TresckOW, Hauptmann, Suedende bei Berlin, Deutschland, giebt Auskunft iiber
Genealogie der Familie VON TRESCKOW.
982 A. M. B. Irwin, C.S.I., 5, Raglan Road, Dublin, Ireland, is interested in STANDISH, Co. Limerick
BULTEEL, Derryvakeney, Co. Cavan FRENCH, Galway DRURY, Shankill parish, Co.
Roscommon wanted ancestors of Benjamin HINDE, Director or Manager of Royal Canal,
Dublin, in i8th cent, md. Frances Amelia BOMFORD.
983 Edward M. F.-G. Boyle, Gorteen, Limavady, Co. Londonderry, Ireland, is interested in North
of Ireland families also in BOYLE, and OGILBY, Ireland BOYLE, Kelburne, Ayrshire
OGILBY or OGILVIE, Aberdeenshire PLUMMER, Co. Limerick.
984 Rev. R. C. MacLeod; Mitford Vicarage, Morpeth, England, is interested in MAC LEOD, Skye and
the Lewis.
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985 William Edwards George, J.P., Downside, Stoke Bishop, Bristol, England, is interested in
PARFITT, Newbury, Wells and Bristol ANDREWES, Charwelton Manor, Northants., Hares-
field Park, Glos., and Bristol GEORGE, GEORGES wanted information about Samuel
GEORGES, Esq., b. at Cirencester 1597, brother of John GEORGES, Esq., M.P.
986 R. Vaughan Gower, F.R.G.S., F.R.Met.S., Ferndale Lodge, Tunbridge Wells, England,
is interested in GOWER, Worcs. and Kent FAGG, FAGGE, Kent WILLS, Crewkerne and
Seaborough, Somerset LEE, Cheshire and Devon.
987 B. Lake Noyes, M.D., Stonington, Me., U.S.A., has much information to interest all LAKE
family descendants also is interested in LAK LAKE LACK LEAK LEEK and wants
information about Robert HOWARD of Lynn, Mass., 1641 also English ancestry of emigrant
pioneers, Henry LAKE of Salem and Tapsfield Thomas Lake of Dorchester, Mass. David
Lake of Rhode Island Thomas Lake of Stratford, Ct., John Lake of Gravesend, New
York, and all others of Lake family who migrated to America.
988 Mrs. Walter Damon Mansfield, Hotel Rafael, San Rafael, Cal., U.S.A., or 1212, Merchants
Exchange Bldg., San Francisco, Cal., U.S.A., is interested in STANBOROUGH, STANBURY,
STANSBURY, Ashby Commons, Northampton and Banbury, Oxon., 1640 GRANSDEN
HAND, Kent, 1636 RAYNSFORD, Northampton and Oxford, 1637-40 RAVEN, Va., U.S.A.,
and Md., 1658-70 Wanted parentage of Tobias STANBOROUGH, living 1640 birthplace
and date of Josiah Stanborough, who md. Frances GRA.NSDEN, of Kent, before 1637
mother's name of above Josiah Stanborough, who was the son of William S., of Northamp-
ton and Oxford.
989 Byron Barnes Norton, Sheffield, Pa., U.S.A., is interested in HORTON, Mowsley, Leics., before
1600 BARNES, Eastwinch, Norfolk, early I7th cent. EDDY, Cranbrook, Kent, iyth cent.
HOLLIDAY, HALLIDAY, Co. Armagh, Ireland, i8th cent. STEWART, Kilmarnock, Scotland
and Antrim, Ireland, i8th cent. Ancestry wanted of Barnabas HORTON, b. 1600 in
Mowsley, Leics. ; d. 13 July, 1680, at Southold, Long Island, New York, U.S.A. ; he
migrated to America about 1640 and his sons Joseph and Benjamin were b. in England.
990 Herbert von Westernhagen, Leutnant I.R. 31, Altona, Elbe, Stormstr. 3, Deutschland.
991 William A. Cad bury, Wast Hills, King's Norton, England, is interested in fRuDD, Herts., before
1700 tBREWSTER, Beccles, Suffolk, before 1700 fSAMPSON, Blackwell, before 1750
HEAD, Suffolk, before 1700 TAPPER, Exeter, before 1700 MOON, Bristol, before 1700
ASHLIN, Houndslow, before 1730 fBERRY, and fSniTH, Coventry, etc.
992 Henry C. Drury, M.D., 48, Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin, Ireland, is interested in all DRURY
families also in DRURY, Ireland and wants reference to any DRURY coming to Ireland
from England before 1700 also information about Henry ? DRURY, Government map-
maker, London, 1790-1800.
993 Clement Francis Worsley, 7, Rylett Crescent, Ravenscourt Park, London, W., is interested in
WORSLEY HOOKE, Hants. BARKER, Chiswick, Middlesex, and Sonning, Berks. ROBERTS,
Isle of Wight WOOD, Grantham, Lines. f^NEYD, Ireland, from Keele, Staffs. fSHAPTER,
Exeter fGoucn, Bucks. fBoYS or BOYCE, Hants. GOTHER, Isle of Wight.
994 Willingham F. Reynolds, 2, Clive Ghat Street, Calcutta, India, is interested in REYNOLDS,
Somerset, about 1600 WILLINGHAM.
995 H. D. Hearn, 66, Lanercost Road, Tulse Hill Park, London, W.
996 Everard Hamilton, Ballinteer Lodge, Dundrum, Co. Dublin, Ireland.
997 Hon. Cecil Lowry-Corry, Castle Coole, Enniskillen, Ireland, is interested in fCoRRiE, Dum-
friesshire, before 1656 tDiCKSON, Co. Limerick and Berwickshire, 1600-1780 fHAMiLTON,
Bangor, Co. Down, I7th cent. fHAYES, Cahir, Guillamore, Co. Limerick, before 1760
fLAURiE, Scotland, any, before 1668 f^EiLSON, Scotland, any, especially Craigcaffie,
Wigtownshire, and Springfield, 1600-1800 fNoRREYS. Rycote, Oxon., afterwards of Ireland,
after 1600 fNoRRis, Limerick (city), 1600-1800 fSHEPHERD, Cheshunt, Herts., and
Bunhill Row, London, before 1765 fW HITE > Whitehall, Co. Antrim Wanted name of
wife of Hon. Thomas CAREY, son of first Earl of Monmouth also identity of Colin
MACKENZIE, Bailee of Ding wall, who md. Anne, daughter of Kennith MACKENZIE of
Torriden, living 1745.
998 Mrs. A. S. Wilkinson, 18, Ormond Road, Rathmines, Co. Dublin, Ireland.
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999 Wallace Hugh Cathcart, 633, Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A., is interested in data
concerning the CATHCART family living in vScotland, Ireland and America, especially Robert
or Gershom CATHCART, who left for America about 1660-80.
1000 Douglas Merritt, Rhinebeck, N.Y., U.S.A., is interested in DOUGLAS, before 1640 MERRITT,
before 1670 SCOTT, before 1720 SUTHERLAND, before 1720 also wants names of descend-
ants of Thomas MERRETT of Stanlinck, Wilts., 1418 also crest of MERIET or MERRETT
family of Somerset.
1001 Malcolm D. Rudd, Lakeville, Litchfield Co., Conn., U.S.A., is interested in RUDD HOLLY
HOLLEY COFFING, England and New York, i8th cent. LENDALL, Scotland (possibly
Glasgow) and wants information about John HOLLY, b. 1618 in South of England or Wales ;
migrated to New England before 1642 ; traditionally connected with ancestors of Edmond
HALLEY the astronomer also about Jonathan RUDD, supposed native of Notts., &. about
1620, migrated to New England about 1637.
1002 Cecil H. Sp. Perceval, Longwitton Hall, Morpeth, Northumberland, England, is interested in
PERCEVAL (PERCYVAL, PERCIVAL), Beds., Huntingdonshire, i2th cent. ; Coedcantas,
Pembrokeshire, i6th cent. ; and Yorks. and North of England, I7th cent. ; (Sir Anthony
P., of Dover, Kent). -(TREVELYAN (TREVILIAN) Kruscomb, Somerset, Devon or Cornwall
(see " Note Book of Tristram Risdon, 1608-1628," p. 47, publ. 1897).
1003 John Foster, Dowk Ghyll, Horton-in-Ribblesdale, Settle, Yorks., England, is interested in
INGILBY, INGLEBY BOND, St. Edmundsbury, from 1715 ESTCOURT, Cowitch, Bremilham,
from 1715 FELL, apothecary in London, from 1700 GOLDING, Colston Bassett, before
1642.
1004 George Barlow, 12, St. Gabriel's Road, Cricklewood, London, N.W., is interested in BARLOW
and wants date and place of birth of Leicester BARLOW, buried 12 December, 1691
also his father's name, and date of birth and death.
1005 Messrs. Stokes and Cox, 75, Chancery Lane, London, W.C.
1006 Colonel Walter Howard, Ellerslie, Guildford, Surrey, England, is interested in HOWARD, Portsea
MOTTLEY, London BUDD, Waterford and Kilkenny BOULANGER, Berlin or elsewhere
Wanted name of wife and father of Daniel HOWARD, Portsea, 1727-1783 descendants of
John MOTTLEY, dramatist, of London, 1692-1750 any information about Tobias BUDD,
Waterford, 1777-1832 about BUDD, Dunkit, Co. Kilkenny, from Black Torrington,
Devon, with Cromwell's army and about Madame BOULANGER, ne BERNARD, maid-of-
honour to Queen of Prussia.
1007 Rev. C. P. Shipton, Halsham Rectory, Ottringham, Hull, England, is interested in SHIPTON,
Shawe, Berks., i6th cent, and Andover, Hants., I7th cent. ___
1008 C. W. Ruston- Harrison, 8, Eden Terrace, Stanwix, Carlisle, England, is interested in tCumber-
land families generally especially in RUSTON, anywhere, but especially Cumberland
marriages SEYMOUR, SEWELL, and fBowMAN, Cumberland wanted identity and date of
marriage of a Cumberland FLETCHER and RUSTON who intermarried.
1009 Henry Cairnes Lawlor, Killyfaddy, Windsor Avenue, Belfast, Ireland, is interested in
CAIRNES or CAIRNS LAWLOR MONTGOMERY, Co. Antrim WESTENRA or VAN WASSENAER,
Holland.
1010 Orra Eugene Monnette, Suite 406, Merchants Trust Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal., U.S.A., is inter-
ested in investigating Huguenot emigrants America, especially MONET PILLE STELLE
RENEAU PYATT also interested in .BONHAM FULLER MONET (MONNET), Ancient
Poitou, London, 1688, and Md. HILLARY, SPRIGG, CRABB, and YOUNG, all England and Md.,
before 1700 NUTHALL, London, Md., Va., before 1700 MARIARTE and WILLIAMS, both
Md. before 1700 HULL, New England, 1635 CLARK, Conn., 1639 SCRIVENER (SCRIBNER),
New Hampshire, before 1660 KENDALL, Mass., 1630 WILSON, Mass., before 1700
CHAPMAN and WADE, Conn., before 1700 BUGBEE, Conn, and Mass., before 1700 BURNHAM,
New Hampshire, before 1700 BURRELL, Md. before 1700 WEBSTER and SEVERANCE,
New England, before 1700 RUSSELL, Mass., before 1700 Information wanted about Isaac
and Pierre MONET, Huguenots, naturalised in London, 1688, emigrants to America, and
their ancestral lines.
1011 Edward Valentine McCarthy, J.P. for Co. Cork, Ardmanagh House, Glenbrook, Co. Cork,
Ireland.
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1012 William B. Mount, 904, South 47th Street, Phila., Pa., U.S.A., is interested in MOUNT. New
Jersey, before 1750 BAYLES, in America, before 1750 Wanted ancestry of Alexander
COLHOUN, b. North Ireland, 1739 ; d. Trenton, New Jersey ancestry of Thomas NORRIS,
d. Princeton, New Jersey, 1783 ancestry of John COLLEY, of St. Saviour's, Southwark,
London, who went to Phila., Pa., 1683 ancestry of John KENDALL, in Limerick, Pa.,
1719 and ancestry of George Michael KUNTZ (KOONS), went to Phila., Pa., from
Germany, 1727.
101 3 Mrs. Mary Duston Page Watson, Deny Village, Box 75, New Hampshire, U.S. A., wants ancestry of
Thomas DURSTON, (descendants spell surname variously but chiefly DUSTON and DUSTEN),
who migrated from England to America in 1632. He was in the company of John WINTER,
agent for Robert TRELAWNEY, who had a grant of land in Kittery, Me. Thomas and his
wife, Elizabeth, (doubtful whether md. England or America), were parents of Elizabeth
and Thomas. Wife of last-named was taken captive by Indians, but, with aid of
nurse and a boy, killed ten and escaped, but infant killed and house burned, 1697. Governor
NICHOLSON of Md. presented her, Hannah Webster Emerson DUSTON, with tankard in apprecia-
tion of her heroism.
1014 Carl A. von Frankenberg, Oberleutnant, Breslau, Friedrich Wilhelmstr. 23, Deutschland.
1015 R. G. C. Livett, 2, Essex Court, Temple, London, E.G., is interested in CHAPLIN, East Anglia,
London HANCOCK, Fulbourne, Cambs. HALLOWS, Hertford and Bennington, Herts.
LIVETT, Beds, and Hunts.
1016 Captain B. J. Jones, ist Leinster Regt., Lisna willy, Dundalk, Ireland, is interested in JONES,
of Glam. in i6th cent., Headfort, Co. Leitrim, from 1622 onwards. Arms : Gules, two
lioncels rampant gardant or, armed and langued azure and wants information about
William DOBBS, Surgeon-General to the Army in Ireland, whose daughter, Eliza, md. the
Rev. James JONES in 1745.
1017 Rev. E. Jermyn, Croughton Rectory, Brackley, England, is interested in BECK, TURENNE and
GUICHERD, all Huguenot MINGAY SCUDAMORE.
1018 Arthur Hill, B.E., Douglas Road, Cork, Ireland, is interested in MACNAUGHTON, Clackmannan,
1600-1800 ; Liverpool, 1775-1825 TREAHY and wants information about Alex. STTLLAS,
of Dublin, md. Margaret HILL, 1782 and John HILL, town clerk of Athy, early i8th cent.
1019 R. van Beuningen Van Helsdingen, M.D., Billiton, Dutch East Indies, is interested in VAN
BEUNINGEN VAN HELSDINGEN.
1020 C. H. C. Pirie-Gordon, B.A., Gwernvale, Crickhowel, S. Wales, is interested in DE BOSCH-
BARCLAY, Cairness, Aberdeenshire, before 1800 COLLINGWOOD, Morpeth, Unthank, and
Little Ryle, before 1800 GORDON, Buthlaw, Aberdeenshire, before 1800 HANDLEY,
Muskham, Notts. LAING, Aberdeenshire, before 1750 MAIR, in Mill of Dumbreck, Aber-
deenshire, before 1700 LOGIE, Middlefield, Aberdeenshire, and Kincardineshire MARSHALL,
Pickering, Yorks., before 1750 MICHELL, Glassel, Kincardineshire, and Forcett, Rich-
mondshire PIRIE, Aberdeenshire, before 1800 SniTH.-Waterton, Aberdeenshire, before 1800
TOULMIN, Clapton, Canada and New York Information wanted about John UDNY, of
Newtyle, M.P. for Kintore 1681-6, his mother and his wife information about Elizabeth
FARQUHARSON, who md. 28 November, 1720, John FORBES, younger of Craigievar, and
her parents parentage of Frances PRESTON, who md. (i), Oct. 1751, William JERMY, and
(2), May 1754, John MICHELL of Glassel ; she was b. Dec. 1724 and d. November 1794
also parentage of Rev. William LESLIE, minister of Kemnay, 1699-1707 ; chapel of
Garioch, 1707-1718 ; d. January, 1729.
1021 Major A. R. Lloyd, Clos Rosier, La Tour, Vevey, Switzerland, is interested in fCLiFFORD,
Dublin and Cork, before 1700 and wants parentage and arms of Robert LLOYD, vicar of
\ Wrexham, 1598; Prebendaty of Meliden, 1624; Treasurer of St. Asaph Cathedral, 1624.
1022 James M. KeiT, Counselor, 54-56, McAllister Street, San Francisco, Cal., U.S.A., is interested
in KERR or CARR, Camden, NJ. ; and Phila., Pa. ; before 1764 Wants ancestry and con-
nection (? via Londonderry) with Roxburghshire, Scotland, of Matthew KERR (otherwise
KEAR and CARR), in Phila., Pa., 1764.
1023 Mrs. Emma Kirtland Nine, Poland, Mahoming Co., Ohio, U.S.A., wishes to trace the following
families to the countries from which they originally came and to obtain particulars of their
ancestry there : KIRTLAND or KIRKLAND HINE FRAME MARSH POTTER SKINNER.
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1024 Willard S. Morse, Seaford, Delaware, U.S.A., is interested in CONEY, Lines., before 1650
SOUTHGATE, Suffolk, before 1730 STEWARD, BENNET, How, and JOWER, all Suffolk,
before 1700 HAWKRIDGE and TUCKNEY, Lines., before 1650.
1025 Miss Ada L. BindlOSS, c/o Messrs. Lancashire and Humphreys, 2, John Dalton Street, Man-
chester, England, is interested in BINDLOSS and wants surname of Annes who md.
Sir Christopher BINDLOSS, d. July 31, 1591, and was buried Kendal Church also the
marriage of their son, Christopher, wanted.
1026 S. Hyde Turner, 69, Aldermanbury, London, E.G., is interested in MOTTLEY, before 1750
'RUDD, Westmorland and Durham, before 1750 TURNER, Salisbury, Wilts., before 1750.
1027 J. B. Pennington, West Dene, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, England, is interested in PENNINGTON,
Kendal between 1525 when Adam PENNYNGTON, of Boston, Lines., founded the Grammar
School, and 1738 when William PENNINGTON md. Bridget HODGSON.
1028 Mrs. William Stuart, Mountearl, BaUyclare, Co. Antrim, Ireland, is interested in aU STEWART
families (any spelling) of Ireland especially in Stewart of Ballmtoy Stewart of Killy-
moon _Stewart of BaUydrain Stewart of Antrim Stewart of Cairncastle and in HARVEY,
Dunmore Co. Donegal, about 1650 also wants descent and family of Henry STEWART,
of Clogh, Co. Galway, (which he rented from Rev. Peter MAHON of Cavetowne, Co. Ros-
common), 1709-21. _ ,
1029 Edward Bowles Driffield, Escrick, Formby, England, is interested in DRIFFIELD.
1030 Theodor Bienert, Dresden, Dresden-Plauen, Altplauen 21. Deutschland.
1031 J. G. Bradford, i, Blandford Villas, Queen's Road, Buckhurst Hill, Essex, England, is interested
in BRADFORD, any. _ . .
1032 Gerald E. C. Clayton, Penarwel, Llanbedrog, N. Wales, is interested in CLAYTON, Walton-le-
dale before 1767 WILSON, Clayton's Bank, Preston CRIRIE, any, but especially before 1800
tLow Preston and neighbourhood Wanted information about ancestors of Edward
CLAYTON, of Bamber Bridge, Lanes., cotton printer, who d. 1767 also ancestry of John
CRIRIE, of Blackburn and Manchester, merchant, who d. 1802.
1033 Fred B. Penfold, 30, York Street, Portman Square, London, W., is interested in many West
Sussex yeoman families Also in PENFOLD BLUNDEN OLLIVER GRATWICKE X>UKE-
MARCHANT-LASHMAR GOBLE, all of West Sussex JOHNSON and HEARN, both Hackney,
London and CRACE, Long Acre, London wanted marriage of Olliver PENFOLD, of Ang-
mering, Sussex, 1620-1669, with Joane ; and marriage of Richard PENFOLD, o
borough, 1520-1550, with Agnes - . _
1034 Joseph F. A. NitSChke, 1102, South Topeka Avenue, Wichita, Kansas, U.S.A., is interested in
catalogues of German genealogical publishers and booksellers also interested m AHLERS,
Harsefeld, Hanover, Germany CHENAULT and KNOTT, Guildford Co., N.C. CHITWOOD,
Revolutionary War period, U.S.A. FOERST, LEISTNER, TECKLENBURG and SCHMAUSS, Drue-
gendorf , Bavaria, Germany KROOSS and TECKLENBURG, Bederkesa and Tecklenburg, Ger-
many PERGEAT, Goessweinstein, Bavaria, Germany Wanted ancestry of Peter Gottlieb
LEMCKE, b. 1740 ; d. 1810 ; lived Harsefeld, Hanover, Germany ; md. AHLERS.
1035 Hon. Chas. L. Conger, Citizen's Bank of Mclntosh, Mclntosh, Minn., U.S.A.
1036 Dr. Arthur Adams, Rev. Prof., Trinity College, Hartford, Conn., U.S.A., is interested in ADAMS,
Conn., New Jersey BALLINGER, Gloucs., England, before 1700; New Jersey BARRETT
and CASTO, New Jersey fDENN, England and Salem, N.J., before 1700 ENGLISH Gloucs.,
England, and Burlington, N.J. HANCOCK, Middlesex and Somerset, England^ and Salem
N T JACKAWAY, N.J. LAKE, Long Island and N.J. SOMERS, Warws England, and
N.T. STEELMAN, New York City and N.J. Information wanted about Jeremy ADAMS,
b. 1607, presumably Essex, England parentage of Richard HANCOCK, Bromley Middlesex,
before 1675 parentage of William LAKE, b. before 1700 probably Long Island, U.b.A.
parentage of James STEELMAN, who appeared in New Jersey, before 1695.
1037 Wilhelm Geelen, Beigeordneter der Stadt Bonn, Bonn a. Rhein, Rittershausstrasse 21,
Deutschland. . . . - : .
1038 H. Tapley-Sopcr, Hon. Sec. and General Editor, Devon and Cornwall Record Society ; Joint
Editor Devon Notes and Queries, Royal Albert Memorial University College, Museum,
and Public Library, Exeter,' England, is interested in all Devon families before 1800 als
in TAPLEY SOPER NORMAN TOWELL, Devon.
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1039 Alfred Stapleton, 39, Burford Road, Nottingham, England, is interested in STAPLETON, Greasley,
Notts., and district, any date FLINT, Wensley, Derbyshire Information wanted about
Edward STAPLETON, merchant, of Martinique, buried at Antigua, 1817 ; retired ensign
of nth late West India Regt.
1040 Robert Noyes Fairbanks, Oaken Eaves, Hornsey Lane, London, N., is interested in FAIR-
BANKS, before 1650 NOYES (DE LA NOYE), before 1700 AIKEN, before 1750, (Samuel A.,
emigrant to America, about 1700) Information wanted about Edmund FAIRBANKS,
Kendal ; John, Gilbert, and George F., Sowerby ; John F., Thornton-in-Craven ; and George
F., Halifax, of whom the contributor already has wills, all before 1600.
1 041 Edgar Francis BriggS, Holm wood, Monument Hill, Weybridge, Surrey, England, is interested
in BRIGGS, BRIGG, BRYGGES, otherwise DE PONTE and ATTEBRYGGE, Norfolk and Westmor-
land, before 1600 BREMRIDGE, Devon and London, any HOOK, HOOKE, Hants, and
Norfolk, before 1780 ROLLS, ROLLES, Oxon. and Surrey, before 1800 BOOTY, Isle of
Wight, Essex, Suffolk, before 1800 BRISTOW, BRISTOWE, London, Surrey, Sussex, before
1800.
1042 Sir William Bull, M.P., 474, Uxbridge Road, London, W., has a large collection of many BULL
pedigrees, English, American, and New Zealand and is interested in LEONARD, alleged
to be descended from the Tudors HOWARD, Hants. BULL, Sussex and Cornwall BRANDON,
Jews of Dutch and Spanish descent Wanted baptismal certificates of Simeon Thomas BULL,
b. 1750 of Peter Bull, his brother, b. 1756 also of Daniel HOWARD, 1727, and names of
his two wives.
1043 Charles Michie, 32, Judge's Court Road, Alipore, Calcutta, India, is interested in MICHIE
and desires information about Hon. James MICHIE, Charlestown, S.C., U.S.A., whose
daughter, Martha, md. Henry HOWORTH, Radnor ; she d. 1772, and is buried Wimborne
Minster.
1044 Allan Rowntree, Westwood, Scarborough, England, is interested inRowNTREE STICKNEY
and wants ancestors of Ambrose STICKNEY, b. 1694 ; li ved at Ridgmont, Holderness, supposed
to be descendant of William STICKNEY, whose baptism is registered at Frampton, Lincoln,
in 1558 and whose son, William, sailed for America in 1637 (baptized 1592).
1045 Ronald Stewart-Brown, M.A., Fairoaks, Bromborough, Cheshire, England, is interested in
Lanes, and Cheshire -families also in BROWN, Co. Antrim and U.S.A. HARM AN, Phila.
ABBOTT BIRKETT, Cumberland PURNELL JAMES, Abergavenny, i7th cent. ST. JOHN
LAWES Wanted parentage of William BROWN, (1715-1778), Co. Antrim, ancestor of
BROWN family of Brown, Shipley and Co., and Brown Bros.
1046 Joseph Cecil Bull, The Lodge, Wiveton, Cley-next-Sea, Norfolk, England, is interested in BULL,
BOUL, BOLLE, BOEL, etc., any BROOKE, and SCOTTON, Warws. GREENFIELD, Salop
GREETHAM, any VEALL, any BUTLER, Northants. and Oxon. Correct links wanted
between Joseph BULL of Daventry (will proved, Northampton, 2 February, 1770), and his
son, William, Daventry (will proved 10 December, 1787), and 1-Alban Bull, Halse, Northants.
(will proved 13 November, 1679) 2-Joseph Bull, Williamscote, (will proved 8 June, 1675) ;
3-William Bull, Radstone, (will proved 16 April, 1617) ; 4-Richard Bull, Nethercot,
Banbury, (will proved 27 January, 1583/4) ; (all refer to lands at Williamscote, in parish
of Wardenton, Cropredy, and at Coates or Coton) ; 5-Sir Richard Bull, Paulispery,
Northants. (will proved n September, 1517, P.C.C.), and 6-any prior ancestors.
1047 William Harold Chippindall, 5, Linden Road, Bedford, England, is interested in CHIPPINDALE
BAYNES, Westmorland LANGTON, Cumberland HOUSMAN, Lanes, and Yorks. GUNSON,
Ulpha, Cumberland BROWN, Brynsop, Lanes. GLEDHILL and HORNE, Wakefield, Yorks.
HIGGIN, Marsden, Lanes. Wanted place and date of marriage of William CHIPPINGDALE,
with a daughter of one HOMERSLEY of Staffs., which probably took place 1630-35 ; also
baptisms of his children.
1048 J. E. Bull, Orangeburg, South Carolina, U.S.A., wants any information about genealogy of
Thomas BULL, who sailed from London for America, nth September, 1635, in ship ' ' Hope-
well," Thomas BABB, master.
1049 Olaf TrivCSS, 19, Flaxley Road, Selby, Yorks., England, is interested in Norman and Russian
families also in TRAVERS, TREVERS, TRIVERS, TRIVESS, TREVIS SHARPLES WHELAN
GORTSCHAKOFF and MURAVIEFF, Russia, TRAVERS mentioned in list of Norman conquerors
1066-7 TRAVERS referred to in " Roll of Battle Abbey ' ' (by Duchess of Cleveland).
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1050 William T. Dewey, Montpelier, Vt., U.S.A., is interested in DEWEY, Windsor, Conn. CARRIER,
Andover, Mass. EDSON, Bridgewater, Mass. ELMORE, Hartford, Conn. FRENCH, Bramtree,
Mass. GOLDSBURY, Brookfield, Mass. HOLLISTER, Hartford, Conn. LUND, Dunstable,
N .H. TALCOTT, Hartford, Conn. YEMANS, ToUand, Conn. Wanted parentage of Thomas
DEWEY, b. England, before 1615 of John FRENCH, S r - b. England, about 1612 and of
John TARBOX, d. May 26, 1674.
1051 W. P. Applegate, Branch Hill, Ohio, U.S.A., is interested in APPLEGATE ancestry of Norfolk,
England also in APPLEGATE, Hants., before 1635 PERRINE, French refugee Huguenots to
New Jersey fPATRiCK, Gravesend, Long Island, 1650 fWiGGiNS, New England 1740
tLiNDSAY Kentucky, 1788 EMERY, New Jersey, 1750 Wanted ancestry of Henry
APPLEGATE, b. N.J., 1729 of Ebenezer Applegate, md. Mary JOULEY, 1743 of Thomas
Applegate, Norfolk, England, 1630. migrated to Mass, 1634.
1052 William Boxer Mayne, Svvindon, Wilts., England.
1053 S. Philip Uiiwin, Hall Royd, Shipley, Yorks., England.
1054 Rev H. J. Dukinfield Astley, M.A., Litt.D., etc., East Rudham Vicarage, King's Lynn, England,
is interested in any Norfolk and Suffolk families also in ASTLEY, Norfolk, Warws.,
Cheshire; Wem, Salop, i8th cent. BRETT, any SEYMOUR, any DUKINFIELD, Cheshire
DANIELL, any. . .
1055 Major Terence J. B. Dunne, Toutley Hall, Wokingham, Berks., England. _
1056 Dr. Paul Eisermann, Rechtsanwalt, Berlin, S.W. 29, Gneisenaustrasse 91, Deutschland.
1057 J Bolam Johnson, 12, Granby Road, Edinburgh, Scotland, is interested in BAILES, and BOLAM
Northumb. and Co. Durham BENNETT, Wilts. CARSE, Northumb. before 1730 DAVISON,
Northumb before 1720 DUNN, Northumb. and South of Scotland JOHNSON, Cambs.
MAUGHAN, Northumb. and Co. Durham fMEDLEY, Yorks. MUNDAY and MUSSILL, Writs.
PEARSON, Yorks. PROCTOR, Co. Durham -JTAYLOR, Yorks. and neighbourhood-
Wanted marriage of Thomas BENNETT and Sarah about 1782, Wilts, or neighbourhood
also information about Gustavus HORNWELL, of Calcutta, 1800.
1058 Walter C L. Floyd, 13, Miles Road, Clifton, Bristol, England, is interested in FLOYD, Salop
and U.S.A. and wants ancestry of John Floyd, Captain-Lieutenant ist Dragoon Guards,
(who d. Germany, 1759) and of Stainbank Floyd, a partisan of Prince Charles Edward (who
d, 1782) also information about a brother of these two, who went to America.
1059 Walter Barrow, 13, Ampton Road, Birmingham, England, is interested in BARROW and
WAITHMAN, North Lanes. HARRISON, DODGSON, and ELLWOOD, Kendal and district
KING Kenton, near Newcastle-on-Tyne BREWSTER, Beccles PURDOM, Cumberland
all 17th and i8th cents. Wanted information of parentage of Julius PALMER, Fellow o
Magdalen College, Oxford, burnt at the stake at Newbury in Manan persecutions, (se
Foxe's " Book of Martyrs "). . ,
1060 Joseph F. Turtle, Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, is interested in -{TURTLE, Co Antrim,
before 1750 fHAYDOCK, Lanes, before 1700 fBELL, Co. Down, i8th cent, and before.
1061 Miss Clara Eugenia Ball, Hanover, New Jersey, U.S.A., is interested in BALL, any, Wilts.-
and wants information about her ancestor, William BALL, of Wilts., whose six sons went 1
New England between 1630-40.
1062 Miss Emma Elliott Johnstone, 8 55 , Park Avenue, Baltimore Md., U.S.A is ****&**
tJOHNSTON, 1734 fALSTON, I 7 IO fELLIOTT, l6 97 fGODFREY, 1685 JWOOD WARD,
1680 tSMiTH, 1680 fMooRE, 1700 fYEAMANS, 1675 RUTLEDGE, I 7 3> *&j* Carolina
US A. at date mentioned also BARNWELL, Ireland and America and wants parents of
Archibald JOHNSTON, md. Esther ALSTON ; had a brother, Andrew both d. Carolina, iTtgr-
also parents of Thomas SMITH, Exeter, England? ; Landgrave and Governor of Care la,
1693! also name of his first wife and parents of James MOORE, Governor of Carolina,
1700; md. Margaret, daughter Sir John YEAMANS.
1063 Mrs. Wykeham Uigh-Pembcrton, Abbots Leigh, Wivelsfield, Haywards Heath, Sussex, England
is interested in all Pembertons, especially PEMBERTON, Pemberton Manor and Hall a
Halsnaed Manor,Lancs.-GRAHAM of Tamrawer,Stirlingshire-NoBLE, Bristol and Leckhamp-
stead, Berks. wanted father's name of John PEMBERTON, of Billmge, kinsman of Pemberton
family of Halsnaed Manor, Lanes., md. Anne SEPHTON, widow of Thomas BisPHAM.of m,
in 1713.
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1064 Miss Lillian Adelaide Norton, 1949, Biltmore Street, Washington, D.C., U.S.A., is interested in
.NORTON, Herts, and Yorks., before 1640 WILLIAMS, New England, i7th cent. HILLIARD,
"New Hampshire, i8th cent. LOOK, Mass., I7th cent. MARSHALL, Mass, and New Hamp-
shire, lyth and i8th cents. WATERHOUSE (WATROUS), New England WARD, New
England, lyth and i8th cents. BUTLER, MOORE, both Mass., i8th cent. Wanted ancestry
of Jane MONTGOMERY, of Londonderry, Ireland, who eloped with and md. Stephen RICHARD-
SON, about 1729, and went to America (Gloucester, Mass.), October, 1738.
1065 C. H. Arthur Finster, Kaiserlicher Konsularbeamter a. D., Oberleutnant d. R. , Diisseldorf-
Obercassel, Deutschland.
1066 Walter H. L. Shadwell, Trewollack, Bodmin, Cornwall, England, is interested in any family of
Northolt, Middlesex.
1067 Maurice E. Wingfield, Cranleigh House, Addlestone, Surrey, England, is interested in fMuxLOE,
Leics. fGARENCiERES, i8th cent. -fCox, i8th cent. fWALEs, Lines. __
1068 George S. S. Strode, Newnham Park, Plympton, S. Devon, England, is interested in most families
in four western counties of England also in STRODE HILL, Salop LOWE, Worcs.
LEAR CHOLWICH.
1069 Edward Maurice Greenway, Greenway, near Honiton, Devon, England, is interested in WALWYN
TYLNEY GREENWAY COXHED WHORWOOD HORWOOD WHITAKER also wants to
know if the Gryphon or Griffin on a shield has a Royal or Saxon origin.
1070 Fitzherbert Bullen, Victoria, B.C., is interested in BULLEN, Norfolk and Dorset.
1071 Martin Bloxsom, Hazelwood, Crumpsall Green, Manchester, England, is interested in DARCY,
Leics., i5th cent. DEAN, Towcester, i8th cent. HARRIS, Leics., i6th cent. PALMER,
Coventry, 1620-1670 PLAYER, Leics., 1640-1670 ROSE, Marylebone, Middlesex, 1800
SAWBRIDGE, Dean of Ferns, Ireland, 1728 SHELDON, London, 1708 SYSSEN, Leics.,
I5th cent. Information wanted about the Rectors of several Leicestershire parishes between
1679 and 1717, who bore the name of SAWBRIDGE.
1072 Rev. A. W. Stote, Holy Trinity Vicarage, Trowbridge, Wilts., England, is interested in STOTE,
Breamore, Lyndhurst, New Forest, Hants., 1500-1750 ; and Newcastle-on-Tyne, before
1550 BLANDY, Berks, before 1550 Wanted origin of Thomas STOTE of Breamore, Hants.,
living 1542 also connection between Richard and John STOTE, of Lyndhurst, Hants.,
living 1580 and 1640 respectively also traces of George Stote in Jamaica before 1774.
1073 Charles Hofman, 16, Grosvenor Street, London, W.
1074 C. Walton Rippon, The Brewery, St. Helens, Lanes., England, is interested in RIPPON,WALTON,
and HODGSON, all Co. Durham, before 1750.
1075 Mrs. Natalie R. Fernald, 217, West Utica Street, Buffalo, New York, U.S.A., is interested in
SKINNER MERCER, before 1786 CHANDLER, Kent, England, before 1714 STORM, New
Jersey, before 1829 MANSON, before 1800 WORCESTER, Maine, U.S.A., before 1741
HARVEY, New Hampshire, U.S.A., before 1742 CROSS, Mass., U.S.A., before 1780
COEYMANS, before 1814 BERDON, BERDAN, before 1825 Wanted to know the heirs of
Robert MERCER, who left New York City, 1786-7, for England, and who held a great many
leaseholds in New York.
1076 Franklin Cogswell Prindle, U.S. Navy (Rear- Admiral, retired), author of PRINDLE genealogy,
c/o Navy Dept, Washington, D.C., U.S.A., is interested in PRINGLE, near Edinburgh,
i6th cent. KNIBLOE, near Edinburgh, i7th cent. DESBOROUGH, DISBURROW, before
1655 Wanted birthplace and ancestry of Rev. Ebenezer KNIBLOE, baptized, Old Church,
Edinburgh, October, 1729 ; migrated to America, about 1746 ; md. New Haven, Conn.,
1758, Betty PRINDLE ; d. 1785 birthplace and parentage of William PRINGLE (PRINDLE),
b. near Edinburgh ? ; migrated to America (ran away, tradition) before 1653 ; md. New
Haven, Conn., 1655, Mary DESBOROUGH (DISBURROW), d. 1690 ; progenitor of Prindle
family in America also information of ancestry or descendants of John PRINGLE (PRINDLE),
an " after planter," Milford, Conn., 1645 ; supposed to be of Scotch descent.
1077 Mrs. Henrietta Potter James, Bonaparte House, 260, South Ninth Street, Phila., Pa., U.S.A.,
is interested in POTTER, James P., and wife, who lived Coventry, 1796 THORROCK
MOORE INSKEEP VIGORS *CARDWELL wanted English information about John, Richard,
Cheslyn James, and Samuel, four sons of POTTER, who settled in America about 1790.
1078 Miss Hill, The Ashes, Hothfield, Ashford, Kent.
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1079 W. J. W. Easterbrook, Winchester House, London, E.C., is interested in EASTERBROOK
WERREY ENNOR AVERY WINGET.
1080 Major R. G. S. Moriarty, The Royal Irish Regt., c/o Messrs. Cox and Co., 16, Charing Cross,
London, S.W., is interested in MORIARTY and wants information about John and Martin
HINTON, Captains in R.N., 1790 and about FERRITER of Dumerlin Dingle.
1081 Walter E. R. Crofts, 2, Granville Road, North Finchley, London, N., is interested in CROFTS,
CROFTES *JORDAN, 1700-1900.
1082 Frederic De Hochepied-Larpent, 36, Crystal Palace Park, Sydenham, London, S.E., is interested
in PAYZANT PORTE LAROQUE PIOTER LAROQUE REEVES CRACROFT OMMANNEY -
LARPENT SARGENT DAUBUZ, originally D'AUBOIS FREMEAUX.
1083 Lorenz M. Rheude, Miinchen, Zieblandstrasse I 1 , Deutschland.
1084 Francis W. Pixley, Conservative Club, St. James's Street, London, S.W., is interested in PIXLEY,
any and wants marriage certificate of William and Dorothy PIXLEY, 1697 or earlier ; William
and Elizabeth Pixley, 1758 ; and Thomas and Mary Pixley, 1722.
1085 Horace Frere, Darenth House, Bath Road, Slough, England, is interested in BLOMERFIELD,
Fersfield KEENE, Barbados, before 1676 STONE, Suffolk WALLIS, Fersfield BRITTON,
Elvedon, Suffolk, before 1691 wanted marriage of Edmund WALLIS, of Fersfield, Norfolk,
with Bridget BLOMEFIELD, about 1580, and names of their children marriage of -
STONE with Bridget WALLIS of Fersfield, Norfolk, about 1590, and names of their children
marriage of Anne STONE, daughter of Roger S., of Eye, Suffolk, to Thomas Frere, before 1654.
1086 A. T. Butler, 26, Ulleswater Road, Southgate, Middlesex, England, is interested in history of
families residing in neighbourhood of Bromsgrove, Worcs., before 1760 and in SPILSBURY,
any.
1087 C. Holmes Denham, 67, Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland, is interested in Irish Presby-
terians in rebellion of 1798 also in ANYAN, Dublin, 1700 DENHAM, Ireland, I7th cent.
HOLMES, Donegal Information wanted about DENHAM, doctor, held command in army
in Ireland, 1649 about James Denham who md. Eliza MARTIN and had a son, Joseph,
about 1727 ; the son md. Eliza TODD.
1088 Dr. George L. Parmele, 36, Pearl Street, Hartford, Conn., U.S.A.
1089 John C. Smock, Trenton, N.J., U.S.A., is interested in fSMOCK, Huguenot refugee family,
Canterbury, I7th cent.
1090 George William Lemcke, 711, East Bailey Street, Wichita, Kansas, U.S.A.
1091 Georg Conrad, Amtsgerichtsrat, Berlin, N.W., 87, Wullenweberstrasse 6, Deutschland.
1092 Basil Oxenden, 10, Wilbraham Place, London, S.W., requires information about antecedents
of Charles GODFREY, 1648-1714, md. Arabella CHURCHILL of William HARVEY, whose
daughter, Elizabeth, md. Heneage, Earl of NOTTINGHAM of Anna FETTYPLACE, who md.
Sir Edmund DUNCH, Kt. of Alice BARTON, who md. Edward OXENDEN, of Dene, Kent,
early i6th cent.
1093 Thurstan Matthews, 26, John Dalton Street, Manchester, England, is interested in FISHER,
Drury Lane and Ireland GOSLING, West Midlands JACKSON, ryth cent. MATTHEWS,
Welsh border NICKLIN.
1094 T. Ashley Crook, Balliol College, Oxford, England, is interested in CROOK ECROYD, before
1650 FLEETWOOD, before 1750 TIPPING, Dockber, Sawley, about 1680 Wanted informa-
tion about parentage of Sarah FLEETWOOD, md. Preston, Lanes., 1745, R. LIVESAY.
1095 Edward Guy Dru Drury, M.D., Grahamstown, Cape Colony, South Africa, is interested in
DRURY, Rougham, Fincham, and Elsworth.
1096 Sir Thomas H. C. TfOU bridge, Baronet, 66, Gloucester Gardens, Hyde Park, London, W., is
interested in TROBRIDGE, Trobridge, Devon DAVIS, Richmond, Surrey SQUINCH
PRINSEP and wants parentage and birth date of Andrew TROUBRIDGE, living Westminster,
1701 ; children baptized St. Margaret's, Westminster.
1097 Major George H. Lawrence, Merlswood, Eastbourne, England, is interested in LAWRENCE,
LAWRANCE, LAURENCE and wants descendants of three brothers, Adam, Richard and John
LAWRENCE, of Co. Londonderry, who migrated to America about 1775 also of LAWRENCE
family of Magherafelt, Co. Londonderry.
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1098 Rev. Herbert H. Flower, Pittodrie House. Castle Esplanade, Edinburgh, Scotland, is interested
in FLOWER, Potterne, and Chetterne, Wilts. ERSKINE, all branches.
1099 Miss Williamson, 2, Park Avenue, Dover, England, is interested in families of Royal descent,
especially Plantagenet also in CHARNOCK, before 1700 HARRISON, Ripon TRITTON,
Hythe LISTER, Coverham Abbey, Yorks. HINDE, Co. Durham SALVIN, Newbiggin
STAVELEY, before 1690 wanted marriage certificate of Charles HARRISON and Mary EST-
COURT, md. about 1735.
1100 Edward Judson Brockett, author, East Orange, N.J., U.S.A., is interested in BROCKETT, 1600-
1680 also wants parentage of John BROCKETT, who went from England to Boston, 1637,
and became one of the founders of New Haven Colony, U.S.A.
1101 Albert Rogers Crandall, Ph.D., Milton College, Milton, Wis., U.S.A., is interested in CRANDALL,
in Great Britain before 1640 ; since then of America WELLS SAUNDERS, in England
before 1635.
1102 Albert H. Lamson, (Secretary Piscatoqua Pioneers, Portsmouth, N.H.), Elkins, N.H., U.S.A.,
is interested in DAM LAMSON and wants information about John DAM, possibly of Dam's
Crofts ; of Dover, N.H., U.S.A., combination, 1640.
1103 Henry F. Berry, 51, Waterloo Road, Dublin, Ireland, is interested in ALLEY, Bucks, and
Devon, before 1700 BERRY, Somerset or Dorset before 1710.
1104 S. S. de Knevett, (professional), 121/3, Birkbeck Buildings, Holborn, London, W.C., is interested
in all KNYVET references KNEVETT (various spellings), Ealing, Middlesex, before 1708
also wants information about Jonathan KNEVETT, whose children were baptized St. Mary's,
Ealing, from 1709 ; he paid first parish rates in 1708.
1105 Miss Jessie A. Smith, c/o The Union of London and Smith's Bank, Argyll Place, London,
W., is interested in AGNEAU, France, before 1782 AGNEW, Antrim, before 1782 SMITH,
Belgrave, before 1800 THOMSON, Corkerhill, Renfrewshire, before 1750 wanted marriage
of John AGNEW, and Anne STAVELEY, Co. Antrim, 1762-1780 also marriage of
LASCELLES, and Mrs. STAVELEY, about 1630.
1106 William Elkins-Green, 3, Grange Terrace, Sunderland, England, is interested in ELKINS
GREEN HAYNES.
1107 O. R. A. von Saldern, Brallentin in Pommern, Deutschland, interessiert sich fur VON SALDERN
(S ALDER, SALLERN, ZALDER).
1108 W. Roberts Crow, Camelot, Park Hill Road, Wallington, Surrey, England, is interested in
CROWE (CROW), East Bilney, Norfolk and elsewhere ROBERTS, ? Preston, Lanes., i8th
cent. MERRITT, London and Gloucs. HOLBROOK LEVER, Lanes. (? Cheadle) HIGGINS,
Higginsbrook, Trim, Co. Meath, i8th cent. BATTERSBY, Dublin, i8th cent. GARMAN,
igth cent. LOCK, London and Maidenhead, igth cent. MORGAN, Tredegar and Grays
Thurrock, i8th cent. LEARMONTH (? LAMONT), Scottish Lowlands SUCKLING, East
Anglia, 1700-1900 ENSOR, i8th cent. ACHESON, (AITCHISON), any, especially Donegal,
Fermanagh, Scotland, and America BLAKE, Padnoller, Somerset 1600-1800 GOMIDE,
Brazil wanted parentage and birthplace of William Harmer CROWE, b. 1746, and William
C., d. 1765 ; both of Felbrigg, Norfolk also descendants of Colonel Basil HAMILTON,
Baldoon, Kirkcudbright, d. 1743.
1109 J. P. Emslie, 50, Kestrel Avenue, Herne Hill, London, S.E., is interested in EMSLIE, EMSLEY
ELMSLIE, ELMSLEY, Aberdeen, 1697-1820 information wanted about William EMSLIE, of
Aberdeen, who, before 1781, came to London with a friend, John REED ; William EMSLIE
md. Frances Coo ? and d. Hoxton, 1818, buried St. Michael's, Shoreditch.
1110 Albert E. Rhodes, 6, Beacon Street, Boston, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in AVERILL, ELDREDGE,
EMMONS, and FLETCHER, all Maine, U.S.A. PECK, Boston, Mass. RHODES and SHACKLEY,
Maine, U.S.A. wanted ancestry of Thomas BOOTHBY, migrated " Magwater," Ireland to
America, 1720 of Rev. William EDDY, Cranbrook, Kent, 1597 of Thomas FRY, b. 1632,
father of Deputy Governor FRY, of Rhode Island, U.S.A. of Thomas PRENCE, Governor
Plymouth Colony, 1634 ; b. Glos., 1600 of Rev. Joseph HULL, b. 1594, Somerset ; rector
Northleigh, Devon, 1621 of John RICHMOND, b. 1594 ; migrated from Ashton Keynes,
Wilts., to America, about 1635 of William WARNER, Boxted, Essex; his daughter, Abigail,
md. Thomas WELLS, Colchester, Essex, 1630 ; went to America, 1637 of Thomas WELLS,
baptized n December, 1605, Colchester, Essex ; settled Ipswich, Mass., U.S.A.
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1111 Lieut.-Colonel A. C. Painter, R.E., St. Mary's Barracks, Chatham, England, is interested in
PAINTER, Glos., before 1700 CHARLTON, Boughton Monchelsea, East Sutton and Boxley,
Kent TURNER, connecting link between Salop and Dublin families PURSER, Moreston,
Pembrokeshire, before 1800 NICHOLS (or NICHOLAS), Glos., before 1630 MUSTOE, Glos.,
before 1703 COWLEY, Glos., before 1750 CLARKE, Yorks. and London, before 1800
WILLIAMS, near Pembroke, before 1800 FERRIER (or FERRIOR), Pearston, Pembrokeshire.
Wanted ancestry, descendants, and arms of Admiral Sir Edward SPRAGGE, temp. Charles II.
also parentage of John Alden CLARKE, London, banker, d. 1833.
1112 Tohn Hoblyn Mann, 41, Grange Road, Ealing, London, W., is interested in MANN, Devon,
Dorset, Glos., before 1784 also wants marriages of John MANN, Ilsmgton, Devon, to
Elizabeth , about 1660 ; of Peter Mann, Ilsington, Devon, to Richaurd , about
1713 ; of William Mann, Bickington, Devon, to Susanna ROWELL, about 1780 ; and of
Joseph Mann, Bickington, Devon, to Mary Ann LETHBRIDGE, about 1812.
1113 Tames Montgomery Rice, Peoria, 111., U.S.A., wants information about Thomas RICE and
wife Mary probably from Bristol, England, to Va. about 1685 about Thomas Rice, of
North Carolina, about 1770 of David, William, Shadrach, and Mirajah, sons of William
RICE who d. 1733, Hanover Co., Va. also of John MONTGOMERY, and wife, Margaret,
perhaps son of Major John M., near Lifford, Ireland, came to Delaware, 1722 and of John
Montgomery, Augusta Co., Va., 1740, md. Esther HOUSTON.
1114 William A. Otis, 175, Dearborn Street, Chicago, 111., U.S.A., is interested in OTIS, GATES,
OATTES and wants information about descendants of Thomas OATTES, Glastonbury,
supposed to have migrated to Ireland about 1600, later to America.
1115 W. Mosby Williams, LL.M., Columbian Bldg., Washington, D.C., U.S.A., is interested in
WALTER, WALTERS, any SHANKS and LOVE, in Md., U.S.A., before 1800 WILLIAMS,
Frederick Co., Va., before 1827 GRUBBS REVELL, Md. and Va., before 1830 SAFFELL,
anv SMOOT, JOHN, and LEACH, U.S.A. also wants ancestors of Noah WILLIAMS, who served
in "War of 1812 (between America and Great Britain), from Frederick Co., Va., where he
d 1827 he left a widow Harriet (nee SHANKS), and three children also (at Zanesville,
Ohio) a' brother, George, and two sisters, Elizabeth and Sarah A. Williams also ancestors
of John WALTER, and wife, Ann ; he d. 1760 is St. Mary's Co., Md., leaving children, William
(eldest), Rebecca, Richard, Lawrence, and James (youngest) ; said Richard is traditionally
supposed to have been in the Navy, and James in American Revolution ; William s
descendants are known to the inquirer.
1 116 Max A WeiSZker, Referendar und Oberleutnant der Landwehr a. D., Langebriick bei Dresden,
Sachsen, Deutschland, interessiert sich fur BEISZGER, PEISZKER, PITZKER, vor 1650
WEISZKER WISKER. ___ .
1117 Sir Anthony A. Weldon, Bart., D.S.O., Kilmorony, Athy, Co. Kildare, Ireland, is interested in
WELDON, Ralimderry and Kilmorony, 1600-1907 ; fWELDON, Northumberland, 1066-1700 ;
Staffs., before 1700 ; Kent, Berks., before 1700 fRvDER, RIDER, Cheshire, any date
tBAMBRiCK or BAMBRIDGE, Apeley, Cumberland, any date also wants any information about
? Thomas WELDON of Weldon, Staffs.?, possibly Northants. or Northumberland, whose
four sons, (i), Walter, M.P. for Athy, 1613, md. Jane, daughter of John RYDER, Bishop of
Killaloe; (2), William, md. ? Jane, daughter of John BOLTON, Great Fenton, Staffs.;
(3), Robert, md. 1616, St. Mary-le-Strand, London, Katherine BAMBRIDGE (BAINBRIDGE or
BAMBRICK), Apeley?, Cumberland; (4), Thomas, md. Anne, daughter of BLOOD,
Dunbryn, Co. Meath. They settled in Ireland towards the end of i6th cent.
1118 John Kelsall, The Cottage, East Sheen, London, S.W., is interested in KELSALL, Tarvm,
Cheadle, and West Cheshire generally SEDDON, Prestolee and S. Lanes.
1119 Miss R. R. McGilchrist-GilChrist, 4, Queen Street, Edinburgh, Scotland, is interested in BANNA-
TYNE of Kames, Kerrylamont, and Kellie ; Bute and Renfrewshire until extinction
BOYLE of Ballochmartin, Bute, until extinction CLAY of Bridgehouses, Hallamshire,
until 1720 DUFF of Torrysoul, Drummuir, Baid, Ardrone, Drumbalge, Clunybeg, Muldavit,
etc FEARN Pitcullen, Tarlogie, etc., Ross-shire, Scotland, and London HANDS, Proctors
of Lichfield Cathedral, before 1680 LAUDER of The Bass, before 1550 McGiLCHRisx
(GiLCHRisx), Loch Lomond, Lennox, Renfrew, Bute, lona, Scotland generally MIDDLETON,
Scotland STRACHAN, (Scotch), Kincardineshire, Aberdeen, Forfar, Banff, London, Exete
etc. STRATTON, Kincardineshire.
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1120 Jas. Clegg, 115, The Crescent, Rochdale, Lanes., England.
1121 Rev. Lawrence Buckley Thomas, D.D., St. George's Rectory, Nevis, British West Indies, is
interested in early Maryland, U.S.A., families also in THOMAS BUCKLEY, New York,
possibly from Lanes. CHEW HUTCHINS, of Md., before 1700 LAWRENCE, St. Albans,
Herts. McCoBB, Me., U.S.A., and Aberdeen, Scotland RUTLAND SCUDAMORE, Kent-
church, Hereford, before 1600 SNOWDEN, Md., and Wales also wants any engraved por-
traits of CHEW family any engraved portraits (even newspaper cuts), and Coats of Arms of
THOMAS family two guineas reward for proof of ancestry of Philip THOMAS, who d. Mary-
land, 1675 ; he owned two houses in Bristol, England, and was a merchant there until 1651,
when he migrated ; he is said to have md. Sarah HARRISON, before 1645, and had issue Philip,
Sarah and Elizabeth at time of migration also wants information about Sir Rhys AP THOMAS,
K.G., d. 1525 and any additions or corrections to the "THOMAS Book," New York, 1896.
1122 Frederick U. Walford, (professional) 62, Chancery Lane, London, W.C., is interested in
WALFORD, Essex, 1700-1800 GREELE, East Anglia, before 1650 NEWLIN, Ireland, 1620-70.
1123 S. S. McDowall, Freugh, Herne Hill, London, S.E., is interested in COBB, Kent COLTMAN,
London or Leicester MERRIFIELD, Dorset, Hants., or London wanted ancestry of William
COBB, Margate, of whom the earliest authentic record is M/L, 16 January, 1720 ancestry
of George COLTMAN, Controller of Stamp Duties, Holborn, London ; d. June, 1770 also of
Thomas MERRIFIELD, Master's Clerk Exchequer, b. Christchurch, Hants., April, 1733 and of
McDowALL families, Irish.
1124 Albert Brooking, 52, Osborne Road, Southsea, Hants., England, is interested in fBROOKiNG,
Devon, Cornwall, Co. Cork fEDWARDS, Devon, Cornwall fRowE, Devon fSMiTH,
Laxfield, Suffolk tTRiMBLE and f THOMAS, Cornwall Wanted paternal grandfather and
grandmother of fSir Horace JONES, Kt., P.R.I. B.A., d. about 1887.
1125 Vernet E. Cleveland, (professional), 154, Vermont Street, Worcester, Mass., U.S.A.
1126 Mrs. Elizabeth Mathews- Richardson, 43, St. James Street, Roxbury, Boston, Mass., U.S.A.
1127 James A. Ferguson, Duluth, Minn., U.S.A., is interested in FERGUSON, Auchentiber, Stewarton,
Scotland WILLIS, Newcastle-on-Tyne GILL, Penna., U.S.A. Wanted information about
and ancestry of John WILLIS, who, with wife, two daughters, and son left Newcastle-on-
Tyne about 1827, for New Brunswick, Canada also antecedents of William Van Ransaler
GILL, left Penna. about middle last cent.
1128 Hon. Elroy M. Avery, Ph.D., LL.D., 2831, Woodhill Road, S.E., Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.,
is interested in the AVERY family in England and wants ancestry of Christopher AVERY,
supposed to have md. Margery STEVENS at Ipplepen, Devon, about 26 August, 1616 ; he
migrated to America (Mass.) accompanied by his son James, between 1630 and 1642.
1129 Paul Poesch, Heilstatten Beelitz i/ Mark, Verwaltungs Gebaude, Deutschland.
1130 Rev. George Israel Browne, M.A., 319, West Chestnut Street, Lancaster, Pa., U.S.A.
1131 Robert O. Bascom, Fort Edward, New York, U.S.A.
1132 Dr. jur Dr. phil. Eicflhorst, Berlin, Steglitzerstrasse 51, Deutschland.
1133 Dr. William Evelyn St. Lawrence Finny, J.P., Mayor of Kingston-upon-Thames, Tamesa,
Kingston Hill, Surrey, England, is interested in FINNY, Ireland LESLIE, Co. Monaghan,
Ireland MATURIN, Irish Huguenots TENCH, Co. Wexford CLIFFE, Bellevue, Co. Wexford,
Ireland HIGGINSON, North of Ireland WARNER, Balsham, Cambridge TURVEY, Walcote,
Worcs., and Ireland MOORE, Eglantine and Bowley, Ireland (sister md. Lord ANNESLEY)
COTTER, South of Ireland.
1134 Edmond Fernand de Werpe, Secretaire, Agence Consulaire de France, Sunderland, England,
is interested in DE WERPE, Saxony, Brunswick, Schaumberg-Lippe, Prussia DE LIBOUTTON,
Belgium DE DERVAL, Brittany, France DE FREMERY, Nord France BRASSEUR, Belgium.
1135 William Henry Bailey, Town Clerk's Office, Derby, England.
1136 Ralphe Ogle, Abshields, Longhorsley, R.S.O., Northumberland, England, is interested in
OGLE family of Abshields Farm (near Morpeth) , of which members of this family have been
tenants for about three centuries.
1137 W. L. May, Sandford, Tasmania, is interested in MAY, Berks., before 1700 and wants in-
formation about and ancestors of Edward MAY, Drayton, Berks., d. 1740, and sealed his will
with, the leopard's head of the MAY family of Sussex.
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1138 Mrs. Chas. A. Bernau, Pendeen, Bowes Road, Walton-on-Thames, England, is interested in
TRIST, any TRUNDLE, any especially Norfolk STRACHAN, Plymouth, Exeter and Bristol
desires to exchange information with any members of the BENNION family in Great Britain
or America, especially wishes to know name and ancestry of BENNION, (said to have been
buried with his wife at Wolstanton, Staffs.), the father of three sons (i) Owen, b. about 1790,
d. 1874, md. about 1809 Ann BENNET ; (ii) Samuel, b. about 1791, d. 1835, md. Louisa-
Maria FAWCETT ; (iii) Ralph, said to have d. unmd. in Radnorshire. Above-mentioned Owen
B. had a son, Ralph, b. Doddlespool, Cheshire, 1828, baptized at Barthomley, Cheshire,
d. 1889, buried at Much Marche, Gloucs., md. Sarah Bo WEN, of Hereford, and had issue two
sons and two daughters, both sons md. and had children, wanted their present address.
Above-mentioned Samuel B. won a law-suit about land '' tried at Chester Assizes about 1817-
18-19," further particulars about this law-suit wanted Thomas FAWCETT, b. 1751, '52 or
'53, baptism wanted. He md. about 1770-1775, Elizabeth - - (maiden name wanted),
who was b. about 1755 or 1756. Their children were baptized at Richmond, Surrey, 1775
to 1788. FIVE GUINEAS REWARD offered for marriage of Thomas and Elizabeth, provided
that it can be proved to refer to these two. Thomas had a sister, Martha, b. about 1764
or 1765. (Two GUINEAS REWARD for baptisms of both a Thomas and an Elizabeth,
provided they occur in the same register under years above mentioned and are children of the
same parents). Martha md. 1783-1795, Henry HICKMAN, and settled at Colnbrook, Bucks.
ONE GUINEA for their marriage. Their children lived at Colnbrook and Langley, Bucks.
The last of the family (their son HENRY) d. unmd. at Colnbrook, 1870. Correspondence
desired with anyone who knew him intimately. James STRACHAN, son of James S. and of
Elizabeth (maiden name desired), was b. 1734. He md. on Oct. 15, 1761, Jane -
(maiden name desired). John ROBERTS, (ancestry wanted), and wife, Ann - - (maiden
name wanted), parents of John and Mary (both baptized St. Margaret's, King's Lynn, 27 June,
1792, John then two years old). John, sen., said to have d. before birth of Mary. What
became of John, jun. ? Mary was brought up by a friend (who ?) of the parents. He left
her .300. She md. 6 April, 1815, by licence, at St. Margaret's, King's Lynn, James TRUNDLE,
and d. Ipswich, 1853, being buried at Swaffham.
1139 Captain H. A. L. Hepper, R.E., Beryl House, Wodehouse Road, Bombay, India, is interested
in HEPPER.
1140 Miss Helen K. Pumphrey, Mayfield, Sunderland, England, is interested in I7th cent. Quaker
families, and their ancestors also in FEATHERSTONE, Featherstone, Northumb., 1700
and before STANLEY, Worcs. HALL, Broughton, Cumberland, 1660 and before SOMER-
FORD, Somerford, Staffs., 1700 and before PALMER, Bridgenorth, 1680 and before ; also
Coventry, 1554 PUMPHREY, any RUSSELL, Warws., 1700 and before SPARKES, Gloucester
and Devon WILSON, Westmorland, 1700 and before PERRY and TRUSLADE, any HARRIS,
Warws. PRYOR, any information wanted about Richard STANLEY, d. Tardebigge, Worcs.,
1588 also ancestors of Rowland WILSON, lived Great Strickland, Westmorland ;
Quaker in 1665.
1141 Cornelius McKean, 908, Park Street, Perry, Iowa, U.S.A.
1142 George Ancestry, (professional), Box 219, Brooklyn, New York, U.S.A., is interested in BEEBE,
New London, Conn. BETTS, Norwalk, Conn., and Newtown, Long Island, N.Y. BRUSH,
New York and Conn. BUFFINGTON CRESSY, CRISSEY DEAN, Stamford, Conn., and
New York GREENMAN KELLEY, KELLY, O'KELLEY, Cape Cod, Mass. MACOR, MAKER
WELDEN, WHELDON Wanted descendants, parentage, and maiden name of wife of
Richard BERRY, of Yarmouth, Mass., 1650 ; wife, Alice ; n children. Also descendants
and parentage of William RUNDALL (RUNDLE), of Greenwich, Conn.
1143 Hans Gustav von Levetzow, Major a. D., Ostorf bei Schwerin i/Ul., Regentenstr. 12, Deutsch-
land, interessiert sich fur VON LEVETZOW.
1144 Henry Nevill, Caixa 176, Pernambuco, Brazil, S. America, is interested in NEVILL, especially
East Grinstead, and Titchfield, Hants. and wants news of Charles NEVILL, of Waverley,
N.S.W.
1145 Josiah Wood, Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada, is interested in Josiah WOOD, Lebanon,
Conn., 1767-1790 and wants information about ancestry and descendants of Thomas
WOOD, Rowley, Mass , 1654 al 50 in descendants of Betsy and Eunice, daughters of Josiah
WOOD, of Lebanon, Conn. ; Betsy md. Loring PARSONS, and they were of Montgomery Co.,
New York 1800 ; Eunice was of Norwich, Conn., 1802.
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1146 James R. Clark, Maunie, White Co., 111., U.S.A.
1147 Robert George Maunsell, 71, South Mall, Cork, Ireland, desires find marriage settlement and
probate of will of Richard MAUNSELL, md. 5 August, 1535, Margaret, widow of William
SAYRE, of Worsall, and second daughter of Sir Thomas FAIRFAX, of Walton and Gilling
Castle, Yorks. He (Richard M.) d. 6 November, 1559, at Chicheley, Bucks.
1148 L. E. Holden, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A., is interested in HOLDEN STEARNS BULKLEY
and allied families, America and England also wishes to know identity of Anna, wife of
Samuel HOLDEN, Groton and Stonham, Mass. also identity of SALLY, wife of John STEARNS,
Billricka, Mass., and Lovel, Maine also to what branch of the English HOLDEN family did
Richard and Justinian H. belong ? They sailed from England, 1634, from Ipswich, on
ship " Francis " (Capt. CUTTING). From what place in England did they come ?
1149 Mrs. J. R. Miller, 4224, Spruce Street, Phila., Pa., U.S.A., is interested in CRESWELL, Maryland,
before 1747 TINKEY (or TINKER), Washington Co., New York, 1760 also wants ancestors
of James KING, b. Glasgow ?, 1754 of George TELFORD, b. Scotland, 1728 of Samuel
MCCARRELL, Co. Armagh, Ireland, whose son, Thomas, went to America, about 1760 of
James STEVENSON, b. Ayrshire, Scotland, 1710 of Daniel SMITH, mariner, Argyllshire,
Scotland ; who was in New York, 1765 and of Anthony DE HOOGES, who arrived New
York, 1641.
1150 D. G. van Epen, Director Centraal Bureau voor Genealogie en Heraldiek, 'S-Gravenhage,
Adelheidstraat 188, The Hague, is interested in all Dutch families all Huguenot refugee
families.
1151 J. H. W. Palthe Wesenhagen, Bootenmakersstraat 86, Zaandam, Holland, is interested in
WESENHAGEN, any, Harderwijk, Middelburg, Vilvorde PALTHE, Elspeet, Gelderland, before
1670 BATHANS THORNHILL, any, Castle Kerin, Ireland.
1152 Joseph Cowie Nichols, Kuriheka, Maheno, Otago, New Zealand, is interested in NICHOLS,
London, Essex or Cornwall, before 1765 ; U.S.A., after 1809 and wants place of birth,
marriage, and burial of Samuel NICHOLS, b. 18 April, 1765 ; md. Ann PALMER, 26 August,
J 795 '> d. London, 3 May, 1840 also information about issue of James NICHOLS, son of
above, b. 12 December, 1809 ; went to America.
1153 Mrs. Edwin W. Vosburgh, 432, West Cedar Street, Kalamazoo, Mich., U.S.A., is interested in
VAIL GILDERSLEEVE, America, before 1700 VOSBURGH, New York, before 1700 RIGGS,
America, before 1735 BREESE, Shrewsbury, England, 1735 CONKLING, Notts., Salem,
Mass., 1640 MCCONNELL, Scotland and Ireland, before 1795 BRUSH, Southold, Long Island
1653-63 FERGUSON, Westchester Co., New York, before 1700 HOBART, Long Island,
before 1682 Also wants ancestry and descendants of Thomas VAIL, Long Island, U.S.A.,
1649 ancestry of Jeremiah HOBART (HUBBARD ?), Jamaica, L.I., 1682 and any information
bout Rev. Samuel ? BREESE, Shrewsbury, England, md. SIDNEY, before 1712.
1154 Mrs. George Clinton Purdue, 1103, N. Topeka Avenue, Wichita, Kansas, U.S.A., is interested
in GARWOOD WOOLSEY PERDUE STOKES INSKEEP Wanted information about Thomas
GARWOOD, of Acton, Suffolk, England, of William Garwood, Stepney, Middlesex and the
PERDUE family of France.
1155 James Boyd Gibson, 4514, Gibson Avenue, St. Louis, Mo., U.S.A.
1156 Francis Beresford Wright, Wootton Court, Warwick, England.
1157 David Emory Holman, M.D., Attleboro', Mass., U.S.A., is interested in HOLMAN, any, Europe
and America especially in Solamon Holman, b. 1671-2, England or Wales Thomas
Holman, in Va.. U.S.A., 1635 Hugh Holman, &. Southampton, England, 1702 William
Holman, b. 1594, Northampton, England Thomas Holman, Surrey Co., N.C., U.S.A.
David Holman, Clayville, New York, U.S.A. George Holman, Indiana, b. n February,
1762, in Md., U.S.A. also information about Alexander BALCOM, Banfield CAPRON, and
George MOREY, all about 1630-40.
1158 James Knox Blish, Kewanee, 111., U.S.A., is interested in BLISH, Devon, England, before
1637 BONAR, England, before 1700 LOTHROP, England, before 1637 HULL, England,
before 1637 GILLETTE, Huguenot refugees BLISH, any in America RHODES, England,
before 1640 wants information about ancestors of Abraham BLISH, Duxbury, Mass.,
U.S.A., supposed to be from Barnstaple, England and about members of BONAR family
who went to America and settled in N.J., and Pa., in I7th cent.
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1159 Harry Kerby Pott, The Cedars, Sunninghill, Ascot, England, is interested in POTT, Cheshire
and Derbyshire, and wants information about John POTT, a leatherdresser of Horsleydown,
about 1620.
1160 Edwy G. Clayton, Glengariff, Kew Road, Richmond, Surrey, England, is interested in Sussex,
Bucks., Berks., Oxon., and Northants. families also in ANSELL, any, especially Oxon.,
Berks., and Bucks. BADCOCK and BLACKALL, any, especially Oxon. and Berks. BLAKE, any,
especially Essex, Surrey, and Kent BOWER, any BRADSHAW, any, especially Oxon.
BYRN (BYRNE), any, especially Essex, Surrey, and Kent CLAYTON, any, especially Sussex,
Northants., and Bucks. CONNELL, any CORNISH, any, especially Essex, Kent, and Devon
ELLISTON. any PENN, any REDHEAD, any TILBURY, any, especially Bucks., Herts.,
Middlesex, Essex, and Surrey Wanted connection between Admiral BLAKE and Captain
Robert Blake, of Westminster, 1780-90 and parentage and ancestry of Richard CLAYTON,
Portreeve, of Chichester, 1741 Wanted parentage and ancestry of Henry ANSELL, of
Watlington, Oxon, b. 1761 Wanted connection between John BRADSHAW, President of the
High Court, 1649, an ^ Edward B., b. 1613, Windrush, Glos., buried 1684, Kelmscott, Oxon.
1161 Elijah F. Woodman, Jr., Carlinville, 111., U.S.A., is interested in ancestry of Edward WOODMAN,
Corsham or Malmesbury, Wilts., migrated to Newbury, Mass., 1635 wishes for Coat of
Arms of WOODMAN family in Surrey to hear from all Woodmans in U.S.A. to know the
_ origin of Woodman family. _
1162 Leon Brooks Bacon, B.A., LL.B., member New York Historical Society, 41, Windermere
Street, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A., is interested in genealogy of descendants of Michael BACON,
Dedham, Mass., New England and wants information about ancestry, date and place
(Suffolk, about 1579), of birth of this Michael B., who lived in Dublin, Ireland, 1639, an< ^
settled in Dedham, Mass., 1640 also name and date and place of birth of his father.
1163 Joseph George Clippies, Monmouth Court and Carlton Path, Brookline, Massachusetts,
U.S.A., is interested in CUPPLES, any, especially England, Scotland, Ulster, West Indies,
North Carolina, and Virginia, early.
1164 Charles Sumner Pierce, 97, Lincoln Avenue, Detroit, Mich., U.S.A., is interested in PIERCE,
Royalston, Mass., 1740-1850 fSTEVENS, Wilson, New York, before 1816 *LEAVENS,
Roxbury, Mass., settled 1632 f^RAY, Campbeltown, Scotland, 1790-1832 *SIBLEY,
Royalston, Mass., about 1785 Wanted information about Adam STEVENS, Dutchess Co.,
New York ; md. Polly GROSSMAN, 25 April, 1757 ; he d. 1819, at Wilson, New York.
1165 Miss M. E. Briscoe, Neach Hill, Shifnal, England, is interested in BRISCOE, and wants par-
ticulars of ancestry of William Briscoe, described in 1740 as of Apley Castle, Wellington,
Salop, Gent. also particulars of ancestry of Benjamin Briscoe, Surgeon, Stourbridge,
_ who md. 1724, at which date he was " aged 24, or thereabouts." _ ___
1166 William W. Wight, 1020, WeUs Building, Milwaukee, Wis., U.S.A., is interested in WIGHT
_ and wants information about origin and parentage of Thomas WIGHT, in Mass, in 1635.
1167 Miss Emma J. Foster, Carmel, Putnam Co., New York, U.S.A. _ __
1168 Miss Catharine Caryl, (until May, 1909, at 5804, Rosalie Court, Chicago, 111., U.S.A., afterwards
at: ) Groton, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in YOUNG, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, before 1700
CARYL, CARRILL, CARRELL, London, and America, before 1700 CAREL, France DAKIN,
Liverpool, before 1800 KIP, KYPE, Holland DE MARNEIL, Holland or France, before
1600 DE FOREST, Leyden, Holland, and France, before 1626 Wanted lists of descendants
of following members of CARRILL family : Thomas, of Ochecote, d. 1546 Robert, George
and Thomas, b. before 1623, sons of Sir John C., and Jane READ William d. Warnham
1656 Thomas, chaplain to Archbishop of Canterbury, 1623 John, William, and Raffe,
sons of John C., of Tangley, and Letitia John, b. 1615, and Simon, b. 1619, sons of Simon
C., of Tangley, and Elizabeth Malbon, of Chatteris, md. Sarah HART, 1681 Kings-
borough and Philip, brothers, of Thorpe Rev. Joseph, nonconformist Paul, Wapping,
Middlesex, md. at St. Dunstan and any other London Caryls also ancestry and descendants
of Nathaniel CARYL (CARRILL, CARRELL), born about 1638, and of Benjamin C., md. at Trinity
the Less, 7 June, 1626 also information of ancestry of any CARYL before 1500, and informa-
tion about any member of the family who left England for America before 1700 also
ancestry of Thomas DAKIN, d. Liverpool, about 1796 and record of his marriage at " Hope
Chapel," (where ?), about 1763, with Elizabeth MIDDLETON, u aunt to Bishop Middleton of
Calcutta " also ancestry of said Elizabeth Middleton or of Bishop Middleton.
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1169 Miss Fanny Pomeroy Brown, 10, Library Place, Danbury, Conn., U.S.A.
1170 Major-General Henry Leslie Grove, 62, West Cromwell Road, London, S.W., is interested in
GROVE, and especially in the connection between Jon GROVE also Barbara G., who went
from Hendon, Middlesex, and settled at Cahirduggan, Co. Cork, Ireland, 1603, and the
Grove family of Donegal and English families of GROVE. .
1171 Isaac Hull Platt, M.D., Runnemede, Wallingford, Penna., U.S.A., is interested in HULL,
England, about 1599 WHEELER, WHELER, Kent, 1598 FULLER, England, 1611 CLARKE,
England, 1599 (Mate of the u Mayflower ") NICHOLS, England, 1595 PLATT, England,
about 1550 WARNER LAURENCE, England, about 1550 and wants information about
Richard PLATT, who went to Mass., about 1637 and about Richard HULL, who went to
Mass., about 1635 also about Anne WARD who md. Caleb NICHOLS ; their daughter, Sarah,
md. Moses WHEELER, about middle iyth cent, and went to Mass.
1172 Fred O. Hopkins, 39, City Councillors Street, Montreal, Canada, is interested in BEAUMONT,
Essex BRUSH, Cornwall BUSBY, Essex, Middlesex GUMLEY, Cheshire, Middlesex
HOPKINS, Essex, Gloucs., Middlesex, Pembrokeshire, Salop, Staffs., Somerset, Warws., and
Ulster MANSON, Scotland PRIOR, Essex, Middlesex SMITH, Lanes., before 1814 TILLEY,
Flintshire WOOD, Middlesex, Worcs., and Warws. WORRALL, Cheshire, Middlesex.
1173 Miss Anna Virginia Dickinson, 100, Greenwood Avenue, Trenton, N.J., U.S.A., is interested in
DICKINSON, any STANDLEY, (STANLEY), England, America, before 1750 fWooD, and
COCK, England, previous to migration to America, 1680 FLAGG, New Jersey, before 1748
PACKER, New Jersey, before 1775 VAN DEN BERGH, New Jersey, before 1750 Wanted
parentage of brothers, Jonathan, b. 1785, and Samuel, DICKINSON, b. probably Mass.,
U.S.A. ; Jonathan md. Abigail Cox, 1822, in New Jersey; Samuel md. and settled in Alabama,
1820 ; descendants of Samuel wanted.
1174 Mrs. William Gerry Slade, 332, W. 87th Street, N.Y. City, U.S.A., is interested in Descendants
of armigerous families who emigrated to America, also in John SLADE, Bridport, England
Thomas HARDY, Ipswich, Mass. John HYDE, England, 1561 marriage of Katherine
POLE Nicholas STREET, Henry BODWELL, Edward CLARK, and John GAGE, all of Mass.
William THORP, Conn. Margaret NORMAN, Little Halsted, England.
1175 William A. Eardeley, M.A., (occasionally does work professionally), P.O. Box 91, Brooklyn,
New York, U.S.A., has complete abstracts of several early volumes of wills at Poughkeepsie,
N.Y., (1750-1800) ; White Plains, (1786-1800) ; New York ; Fairfield, Conn., (1660-1750) ;
and Stamford, Conn., (1728-1800) also complete copies of many Church Records in Conn,
and New York, as well as of many cemeteries interested in all families of Bedford, N.Y.,
Greenwich and Stamford, Conn., and New Fairfield, Conn. f APPLEBY (APPLEBIE)
CHASE, CHACE, especially Aquila C., Newbury, Mass., 1646 ; John C., Providence, R.I.,
1715 ; Richard C., Md., 1730 ; Thomas C., Hampton, N.H., 1648 ; William C., Yarmouth,
Mass., 1639 t^ARDELEY, YARDLEY, Staffs, and America FOUNTAIN, FONTAINE, FONTEYN
HOLMES, HOLMS, HOMES fMALTBiE, MALTBY, Leeds, Yorks., and N.Y. MILLS
HUSTED, HEUSTED, HEUSTIS, HUESTEAD, HUESTIS, HUSTIS, HUGHSTEAD PERRY, PERRIE,
PEARY SCOFIELD DE PEW, DE PUE, DUPUY, New York State FARR FERRIS FINCH
tGlLCHRIST HOLLEY, HOLLY fJ AUDAIN > JORDAN, JOURDAIN LEACH, LEECH LEADS,
LEEDS LOUNSBERRY, LOUNSBURY, LOWNSBOROUGH MOSIER, New York State PURDIE,
PURDY fSlLKMAN SOUTHARD, SOUTHWARD TlLLENSOR, TlLSENOR VAIL, VALE, VEAL
WANSER, WANZER WICKSON, WIXON, WIXSON WILDMAN, WILEMAN WINTAN,
WINTON DE MILL, DE MILT HOBBIE, HOBBY PELLS, PELTS JUNE WATERBURY,
WATERBERRY CLARK, Bedford, Westchester Co., N.Y. CLOCK, New York and Conn.
CLOSE, and DELAVAN, Conn, and New York HONEYWELL KNAPP MEAD, MEED, MEET
MILLER, New York and Conn. NEWMAN PUGSLEY QUINTARD REYNOLDS SHOVE
SLADE SLAUSON, SLAWSON WEBB, Conn. WESCOAT, WESTCOTT, Conn, and New York
GRIFFEN, GRIFFIN ORSOR, etc., family originated in America with AERT Willemzen, then
became successively AF.RTZEN ; ARTSE ; ARSER ; ORSER ; ORSOR Wanted ancestry of Rev.
William APPLEBY, (wife, Jane HICKS), Armagh, Ireland, to St. Davids, Wales also
ancestry of John EARDELEY and wife, ? Grace, (nee TILLENSOR), of Staffs. ; their son,
Daniel, b. 1813, md. Sophia APPLEBY ; he went from St. Davids, Wales, to New York
also interested in Francis BAKER, Yarmouth, Cape Cod, Mass.
1176 Rev. W. R. Westropp Roberts, F.T.C.D., Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland, is interested in all
Co. Cork families.
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1177 Fred G. McKean, 1220, N.H. Avenue, Washington, B.C., U.S.A., is interested in MACIAN-
MACDONALD CAREY McKEON O'MEALY and wants to know if Christopher CAREY of
Dublin ?, Ireland, (a literary man, b. 1721, and father of Matthew C., of Phila., U.S.A.),
was related to the Careys of Bristol, England, 1572, 1611, 1685, etc. ; and, if so, are the
Bristol Careys related to the CAREW family of England and Ireland, 1518, 1557, etc.
also is anything known of ancestors of Michael McKEON, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, tanner,
d. 1791 ; and were they related to the MAC IAN-MAC DONALDS of Ardnamurchan or Glencoe,
Scotland also wishes for information about ancestors of Michael O'MEALY, believed to have
been in Bombay Cavalry, (H.E.I.C.S.), about 1835 Contributor is the compiler (1906) of
" McKEAN Historical Notes," being Quotations from Historical and other ^Records relating
chiefly to MAC IAIN-MAC DONALDS, (and particularly those of Ardnamurchan and Glencoe),
many calling themselves McCAiN, McCANE, MCAN, MAC!AN, MC!AN, McKEAN,
MACKANE, McKANE, McKEEN, etc. (with illustrations, genealogical charts, maps, tartan,
signatures, portraits, glossary, music, arms, crests, etc., cloth, 250 pp.), of which he has
copies for exchange or otherwise to Societies, Libraries, or particularly interested
individuals.
1178 Stanlev Lane-POOle, M.A., Litt.D., Dunganstown Castle, Wicklow, Ireland, is interested in
POOLE, Poole Hall, Hundred of Wirrall, Cheshire LANE, Ryelands, Hereford HAYDEN,
Kilmc Oliver, Co. Kilkenny HUNT, Jerpoint, Kilkenny HUSSEY, Mulhussey, Co. Meath,
and Donore, Co. Kildare KIRKPATRICK, Co. Antrim, and Closeburn, Scotland WILSON,
Skerries, Co. Antrim CHESNEY, Packolet, Co. Down.
1179 Leonard BdlSChe, Oberstleutnant z. P., Berlin W. 15, Janisarstrasse 9 iii. Deutschland.
1180 Edmund Walsh Kelly, 19, Beresford Street, Waterford, Ireland, is interested in South-East of
Ireland families also' in DOWER HART KELLY LANE WALSH.
1181 Edward K. Elliott, 193, Narborough Road, Leicester, England.
1182 Alfred A. Bethune-Baker, F.S.A., 23, Old Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, London, is interestedjin
ARMITAGE BAKER BEST, Midland counties BEATON BETHUNE MOULD, Midland
counties, before 1650 PRATT, Scotch Lowlands, i8th cent. RICHARDSON, Scotch Lowlands
wants ancestry of Jasper MOULD, Warws., about 1620 and of John BETHUNE, 6. High-
lands about 1775-
1183 Mrs. Alice L. Mostyn, 6, Prince of Wales Terrace, Bray, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.
1184 Dr. jur. R. Bfrlnguler, Berlin W. 62, Nettelbeck-Strasse 21, Deutschland.
1185 S. Waldo Forbes, Bristol, Conn., U.S.A.
1186 Charles E. Dusenberry, Troy, N.Y., U.S.A., is interested in fDusENBERRY, Long Island, N.Y.,
1700-1730 and wants name of wife of Moses DUSENBERRY (who was son of Moses D. and
Elizabeth MUDGE), md. about 1720.
1187 Tenison Groves, Record Agent, 33, Mount Merrion Avenue, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, Ireland.
1188 Mrs. Sitgreaves Adams. 13, Colville Houses, London, W.
1189 Herbert Maxwell Wood, B.A., 5, The Grove, Sunderland, England, is interested in members of
Durham and Northumberland families whose names occur in parish registers, etc., in other
counties also in BUCKLEY, London READE, Shipton, W. Oxon. SANDERS, Bndgend,
Glamorgan MAXWELL, Cambs. and Northants. DAGNIA, Durham and Northumb.
ALEXANDER, Bath and London SHERARD WOOD, Whitby, Yorks. information wanted
about John BUCKLEY, and wife Christian, md. before 1796 ; had an only child, Mary Anne,
b. 1796 ; living at High Street, Shadwell, London, until 1813.
1190 Frank Brusn, 218, Main Street, Bristol, Conn., U.S.A., is compiling a genealogy of the descen-
dants of Obadiah BRUEN, 1606-1681, with notes on the family, 1230 to its extinction at
Bruen-Stapleford also wants surname of Margaret, third wife of John BRUEN, b. 1560 ;
d. 1625 ; of Bruen-Stapleford, near Tarvin, England and of Sarah, wife of Obadiah
BRUEN, 1606-1681, (son of above John B.) ; also date on which he sailed for America (1639-
1640). __ . ,
1191 Mrs. Harry Castell Damant, Lammas, East Cowes, I. of Wight, England, is interested in
DAMANT, Suffolk, 1490 ; Eye district to 1900 CHESNEY, Cos. Tyrone and Antrim, Ireland,
1641 HAYDEN, Cos. Tipperary, Kilkenny, and Waterford, Ireland, 1571 CASTELL, Raven-
ingham and Norwich, after 1680.
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1192 Mrs. H. P. Gibbons, St. Brelade's, Winchester Road, Walton-on-Thames, England, is interested
in the family of Richard ROFFEY, of Reigate and Kennington, whose youngest daughter,
Emma, md. on 15 June, 1835, at St. Mark's, Kennington, John GIBBONS, of West Green Lodge,
Tottenham, a widower ; wanted the name of first wife of John GIBBONS, and present
address of his descendants by her wanted information about the parentage and marriages
of Thomas James WATSON, Principal of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Gloucester Place,
Id Kent Road, London, in 1843 and of John WHITE, architect, who was of i, Devonshire
Place North, New Road, Regent's Park, in 1843, and of Westbourne Green, Harrow Road,
Paddington, in 1848 ; the father of Arthur WHITE, of H.M. Customs, London, b. 1809.
1193 Mrs. Lucius M. BoltwOOd, 65, Morris Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich., U.S.A., is interested in
the families of the following individuals all li ving in America : Robert BOLTWOOD, 1648
Robert FENTON, 1688 Robert HASKINS, 1729 Samuel HINCKLEY, 1635 Thomas MAKE-
PEACE, 1637 Thomas NOBLE, 1653 Thomas SHEPARD, 1632 John WEBSTER, 1635
George WEEKS, 1635 Samuel WRIGHT, 1638 Wanted ancestry of Emmanuel WILLIAMS,
Taunton, Mass., md. 10 June, 1703, Abigail, daughter of William and Abigail (TISDAIL)
MAKEPEACE, Freetown, Mass.
1194 Othomar von Gdtze, Kgl. Sachs. Oberleutnant, Dresden N. 15, Deutschland, interessiert sich
fur die Grafen u. Herren VON GOTZE(N), auch fur VON HUNECKE, 1650-1750 VON BEYM,
1800 VON BROESIGKE, 1600-1700 VON NECKER, vor 1500 VON OTTERSTEDT, 1400-1500.
1195 John Lincoln Dickey, 225, East Madison Avenue, Springfield, Ohio, U.S.A.
1196 B. F. Johnson, Box 24, Richmond, Va., U.S.A., desires information about the JOHNSON family
of Scotland.
1197 Ludwig Freiherr von Nordeck zur Rabenau, Kammerjunker, Schloss Buseck, Hessen, Deutsch-
land, interessiert sich fiir alt-hessische Adels Familien und deren Wappenkunde auch
fur HULDENBERGHE VAN DER BORCH, in und aus Briiges (Niederlande) GROTH VON GROOTE
(DE GROOTH) VON WELSER, in Schwaben.
1198 Edward E. Cornwall, 1239, Pacific Street, Brooklyn, New York, U.S.A., is interested in
CORNWALL, CORNWELL, Essex, Herts., Middlesex, before 1633 WEST, Salisbury, before 1633
STOCKING, STOCKEN, any before 1633 a ls wants information about William CORNWALL,
who went to New England, about 1633 possibly from Herts., Essex or Middlesex and about
Francis WEST, who went to New England from Salisbury, about 1633.
1199 Charles S. Smith, (professional), 92, Ashley Street, Hartford, Conn., U.S.A., is interested in
SMITH STONE HOOKER NEWTON and desires information about the following persons :
George SMITH, New Haven, 1639 John and William STONE, Guilford, Conn. Rev. Thomas
HOOKER, Hartford, Conn. Rev. Roger NEWTON, and John SMITH, Milford, Conn.
1200 Gustav von Schnehen, Kgl. Preuss. Rittmeister a. D., Kiitzkow bei Pritzerbe, Provinz Branden-
burg, Preussen, Deutschland, interessiert sich fiir Uradel Niedersachsens, in Sonderheit
fur die eigene Familie, VON SCHNEBEN RIEME VON DER ALLERBURG (ausgestorben)
VON TUNE (ausgestorben) VOM HAGEN (Wappen: zwei Angelhaken) VON ESPLINGERODE
(ausgestorben).
1201 Mrs. Bazely, the Ladies' Athenaeum Club, 31, Dover Street, London, is interested in the
families of BAZELY BOOTHBY, and CORSE-SCOTT of Synton. BAZELY : Information wanted
as to where this family (formerly spelt Baseleye) came from previous to their settlement in
Dover ; the first authentic record of their existence in that town is to be found in 1574 in
the parish registers of St. Mary's, Dover. Their pedigree subsequent to that date is recorded
at the Herald's College. BOOTHBY: Wanted the link connecting the Lincolnshire Boothbys,
i.e., the de Bobis, de Bothebys, whose history is written by Bishop Saunderson 1632, one
time Rector of Boothby Pagnell, with those Boothbys settled at Marchington, Staffordshire,
from whom the present Baronet is descended. It appears there was a Thomas Botheby,
lord of Botheby Welton, Lincolnshire, in 1386, as well as a Thomas Botheby at Marching-
ton, Staffordshire, who held land there in 1388 which also was held by a Thomas Botheby
in 1558. CORSE-SCOTT of Synton : Information wanted as to the ancestry of the Corses of
Carmyle, Lanarkshire, whose descendant John Corse of Bughtrig, Berwickshire, a cadet
of the family, married i8th March, 1800, Catherine Scott, heiress of Alexander Scott of
Synton, and assumed the name and arms of Scott of Synton, in addition to his own in conse-
quence of the settlement made by his wife's grandfather John Scott of Synton.
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1202 Charles Kilborn Williams, Sioux City, Iowa, U.S.A., is interested in fWARHAM, Dorset,
Devon, and Hants., before 1630 *WARHAM, Conn., 1635 STALHAM, Norfolk, before
1630 DAVISON, Antigua, St. Kitts, and Long Island, N.Y., before 1755 LANGTON and
BEDELL, emigrants to America before 1645 DENTON, York, before 1640 MATHER and
HOULT, Lancaster, before 1640 Wanted parentage of Rev. John WARHAM, Oxonian,
emigrant 1630 ; incumbent of Silverton ? or Witheridge, Devon ; was he related to
Archbishop Warham ?
1203 Adelbert D. Houston, 28, E. 28th Street, New York City, U.S.A., is interested in HUSTON,
HOUSTON, and EATON, France, Holland, Scotland, Ireland, and America.
1204 Miss Sarah Fiske Lee, New Ipswich, New Hampshire, U.S.A., is interested in LEE
WESTWOOD and wants parentage of John LEE, b. 1620, Essex, England also wife of
William WESTWOOD, b. 1606, Essex, England ; in America, 1632, and whether he was related
to John Lee.
1205 Frederic Penfield Goodsell, 137, Converse Avenue, Meriden, Conn., U.S.A.
1206 George Lewis, Camden, Cavendish Avenue, Church End, Finchley, London, N., is interested
in WEDGEBROUGH, WEDGEBOROUGH.
1207 W. B. Leach, Brooklands, Riverhead, Kent, England, is interested in LEACH, South West
England, before 1700 SNOAD, Kent, before 1700 wanted parentage of John LEACH, d.
16 February, 1628, buried at Odcombe also father of William SNODE, buried at Brenzett,
1761. __
1208 J. W. Phillips, Tower Hill, Haverfordwest, Wales, is interested in all Pembrokeshire families
especially in PHILLIPS, Pembrokeshire, before 1650 SMITH, Jeffreyston, Pembrokeshire
also in WILSON, Isle of Man MARTIN, Bristol and Va. PHELPS, Wilts.
1209 Mrs. G. W. Van Zandt. 938, West Monroe Street, Chicago, 111., U.S.A. ~
1210 D. C. Lloyd Owen, 41, Newhall Street, Birmingham, England, is interested in genealogies of
families in Montgomeryshire, Monmouthshire, and Cardiganshire.
1211 R. Murdoch Lawrance, 71, Bon- Accord Street, Aberdeen, Scotland, is interested in jBRODiE
(BRODY), North of Scotland, 1580-1743 JLAWRANCE (LAWRENCE), Aberdeenshire, before
1690 f MURDOCH (MURDO), Aberdeenshire, before 1750. ^
1212 Rev. Arthur James Hook, 16, Lambrook Street, Glastonbury, Somerset, England.
1213 John L. My res, The University, Liverpool, England.
1214 Samuel Forrest Pottinger, Hyattsville, Md., U.S.A.
1215 William Fitzhale Abbot, 38, William Street, Worcester, Mass., U.S.A.
1216 Miss Mary E. Cardwill, (professional), 318, East Fifth Street, New Albany, Ind., U.S.A., is
interested in MONTGOMERY, BORLAND, and MACNEIL, New York, and Ireland BOCHER,
Penna., U.S.A. DAVIES, Delaware CARDWELL,England DANiEL,Penna. PAUL LANIER
WISE and wants wife's name of William MONTGOMERY, Orange Co., New York, (Ulster
Co.), perhaps New York City at time of revolution.
1217 Mrs. M. C. Murray Hyde, 127, East 93rd Street, New York City, N.Y., U.S.A., is interested in
^Colonial families of New Jersey, U.S. A., especially in CRAWFORD, COOPER, GORDON, MURRAY,
PATTERSON, all of Monmouth, N.J. also wants to know from which branch of CRAWFORD
family (Ayrshire, Scotland) did John C. come ; he settled in N.J., U.S.A., 1673.
1218 Mrs. Edward McClure Peters, 520, East 2ist Street, Flatbush, New York, U.S.A., is interested
in PEETERS, England, before 1659 BRADLEY, London and East Riding, Yorks., before 1662
CUMMINGS, England, before 1635. DYER, England, before 1684 MCCLURE, McC-LiNTOCK,
HUNTER, KENNEDY, and MOREHEAD, all North of Ireland, before 1719 WEIR, North of
Ireland, before 1765 also wants ancestry of Andrew PEETERS, b. 1634-1636 ; was in Boston,
U.S.A., 1659 and of Daniel BRADLEY, Rowley, Mass., 1662.
1213 Lieut. Col. John Pilkington, F.S.A., Sandown Lane, near Liverpool, England, (author of
' ' History of the Pilkington Family, and branches, 1066-1600' ' ; third edition shortly),
is interested in PILKINGTON and branches, Lanes. also wants ancestry of Oliver PILKING-
TON (" son of Oliver "), of Aintree, b. about 1653 ; md. and buried Sefton, Lanes. also of
George P., of Dublin, sometime Comptroller of Post Office ; b. about 1760, d. 1805 ; said
to have run away from home and destroyed clue to parentage.
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1220 Rev. John Cornell, Cornell Farm, Newport, R.I., U.S.A., is interested in CORNELL, any
and wants information about Thomas CORNELL, of Essex, who went to Boston, Mass., about
1638 ; md. Rebecca BRIGGS ; children, Thomas, Richard, John, Samuel, Joshua. Sarah,
Rebecca, Elizabeth and Mary.
1221 William B. Parrnelee, North 48th Avenue, near Wabansia Avenue, Chicago, 111., U.S.A., is
interested in PARMELEE, PERMERLY, PIMARLY, any, everywhere ROYCE, Claremont, New
Hampshire, before 1782 also the following families of Conn., U.S.A. : tSTEVENS, before
1800 fKELSEY, before 1750 fWARD and fFRENCH, before 1700 tI' EETE > before 1770
fSouTHWORTH, before 1775 also fBuTTON, and -{-HARRIS, ? Conn., before 1700 fBEBEE,
and tAsH, ? Conn., before i68q fToMLiN, ? Conn., before 1700 fWAY, ? Conn., before
1750 -J-CROCKER, ? Conn., before 1770 also wants ancestry of Thomas JONES, ensign
American Revolution, and Hannah GARDNER, his wife, whose father came from Wales
of William HOLT, b. 1609-11 also W'illiam NEAL, b. Conn., 1767 ; was in Oneida Co., New
York, 1799, and in Tallmadge, Ohio, 1808 ; he d. 1 845.
1222 William Weed van Baun, 1404, Spruce Street, Phila., Pa., U.S.A., is interested in BLYDEN,
Sandy Point, St. Kitts, B.W.I., before 1725 ELLIS, New York City, and Sheffield, England,
before 1800 FAIRWEATHER, Norwalk, Conn., before 1800 VAN BAUN, St. Eustatius,
Dutch W.I., and Tortola, B.W.I., before 1800 WEED, Stamford, Conn., and Northants.,
England, before 1630 also wants information about John BLYDEN and his wife Mary,
of Sandy Point, St. Kitts, B.W.I., before 1725 about William ELLIS and his wife, Mary
WILKINSON and their families ; md. 1760 in Sheffield, went to New York, 1770 also about
Sarah FAIRWEATHER and her family ; she md. Ebenezer WEED, 25 December, 1769, Norwalk,
Conn. also about Thomas (William) VAN BAUN and his family ; he md. Catharine, daughter
of Peter Zeagers BLYDEN and Elizabeth WARNER; b. St. Eustatius, Dutch W.I., 1775
also about Jonas WEED, of Stanwick, Northants., and his family ; he settled in Mass., in
1630.
1223 Mrs. Rosa M. Gilbert-Cunningham, 23, Hudson Street, Worcester, Mass., U.S.A.
1224 Pierson Worrall Banning, c/o Banning and Banning, Marquette Building, Chicago, 111., U.S.A.
1225 Frederick Raimes, Hart burn Lodge, Stockton-on-Tees, England, is interested in BOLAM,
Northumb.,Wheldrake, Yorks., and Acaster Malbis, Yorks. RAYMES, REYMES, any locality
WELTON, WELDON, Northumb., Yorks., i6th cent. also wants information about
Simon WELDON, vicar of Wheldrake, Yorks., 1514-1537 also about George RAYMES,
Wheldrake, Yorks., 1545.
1226 Mrs. Lewis B. Brown, c/o Mr. Giles Potter, 723, Elm Street, New Haven, Conn., U.S.A.,
is interested in GODDARD PACKER BOONE WRIGHT HUBBARD WHITAKER CARSON
ANDERSON ALVORD HILLS also wants information about John CARSON, first settler
of Francestown, New Hampshire parents of Abigail PACKER, of Groton, Conn. and parents
of William GODDARD, Newport, Rhode Island, before 1780.
1227 O. P. Clinton, Waukesha, Wis., U.S.A., is interested in CLINTON and wants information
about ancestors of Shubael and Lawrence CLINTON, before about 1700.
1228 Thomas M. Blagg, F.S.A., Newark-upon-Trent, England, is interested in South Notts, families
also in BLAGG, any HERRING, Notts., Lines., or Glos. WOWIN, any.
1229 Dr. Justin E. Emerson, 128, Henry Street, Detroit, Mich., U.S.A., is interested in EMERSON,
any, especially of Haverhill, Mass. WEBSTER, Ipswich, Mass. DAY, Haverhill, Mass.
HAWKINS, Farmington, Conn. also wants information about ancestry of Michael EMERSON,
Haverhill, Mass., 1655 information about Thomas WEBSTER, Ipswich, Mass., 1640
Hannah DAY, Haverhill, Mass., 1699 Anthony HAWKINS, Farmington, Conn., 1645.
1230 Charles Tallmadge Conover, 203, New York Building, Seattle, Washington, U.S.A., is inter-
ested in CONOVER VAN COUWENHOVEN, before 1630 TALLMADGE also in the following
persons: Andrew BAIRD, Middletown, N.J., d. 1806 Nicholas BAKER, Conn., d. 1632
Richard HARRISON, d. Branford, Conn., 1653 Edward FRISBIE, New Haven, Conn., 1645
Benjamin FENN, Dorchester, 1637 John BROWN, Plymouth, 1636 Thankful PENNEY,
Fredericksburg, N.Y., 1782 John HAUGHTON, Conn., 1774 Ellen MOLLATTE, Montgomery
Co., N.Y., 1775 and desires information of ancestry of Mary HILTON, b. Albany, N.Y.,
3 July, 1753 ; md. Samuel TALLMADGE, at Kinderhook, N.Y., d. Charleston, Montgomery
Co., N.Y., 28 April, 1825.
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1231 William J. Chadwick Bartle, 30, Nelson Street, Willington Quay-on-Tyne, England, is inter-
ested in CHADWICK and wants marriage and burial of William CHADWICK, b. 1673 ; d.
? 1748, who was brother of Sir Andrew Chadwick.
1232 Civil Engineer C. W. Parks, U.S. Navy, U.S. Naval Station, Honolulu, is interested
in BAKER, Mass., 1630-1660 BOSTON, Mass., 1630-1700 MARTIN, Mass., 1630-1660
PEDERICK, Mass., 1630-1700 WAGET, Mass., 1630-1700 also wants parentage and informa-
tion of Richard PARKS, and his wife, Mary, in Cambridge, 1678 ; Sherborn, 1686 ; Concord,
Mass., 1711.
1233 Miss R. R. Cox, 208, Ewell Road, Surbiton, Surrey, England, is interested in Cox RAN YARD
and FITCHEW.
1234 Charles A. F. Radcliffe, Tigh Kilchuiman, Fort Augustus, Scotland, is interested in PICKFORD,
Macclesfield, Ashton-under-Lyne LISTER, Burwall Park, Louth, Lines.
1235 Miss Lucy H. Southall, Parkfields, near Ross, Herefordshire, England, is interested in
PRICHARD, PICARD, 1500-1700.
1236 Mrs. Boswell Tucker, 51, Belsize Park Gardens, London, N.W., is interested in TUCKER,
Throwleigh, Devon, before 1560 BAKER, York, before 1750 BAILDON, BAYLDON, Royston
and Earls Heaton, Yorks., before 1590 LEES, Friarmere, Saddleworth, Yorks., before
1600 LINTHWAITE, LYNTHWAYTE, Saddleworth and Linthwaite, near Huddersfield, Yorks.,
about or before 1600.
1237 Walter S. Booth, Boonville, Oneida Co., New York, U.S.A.
1238 John Calvin Crane, West Millbury, Mass,, U.S.A.
1239 Rev. Thomas Gogarty, C.C., Termonfeckin, Drogheda, Ireland, is interested in BRABAZON
PLUNKET, TAAFE, and DOWDALL, Louth and Meath.
1240 Rev. Oswald J. Reichel, A la Ronde House, Lympstone, R.S.O., Devon, England.
1241 J. A. Teit, Spences Bridge, British Columbia.
1242 Prof. Samuel C. Derby, i5th Avenue, Columbus, Ohio, U.S.A., is interested in DARBY, DERBY,
South of England, especially Devon, Dorset, Middlesex, Kent, Somerset, before 1680 also
wants information about Christopher DARBY, d. 1639, buried at Shipton, his ancestry and
descendants, who were emigrants to North America.
1243 Joseph Foster, Pay Director (Rear-Admiral), U.S. Navy Retired, Portsmouth, N.H., U.S.A.,
is interested in fCouES, Parish of St. Peter's, Jersey, before 1735 f^ARNE and | WILLS, of
" Endelha," before 1686 fDENT, Maddox Street, Hanover Square, (parish of St. George's),
London, before 1737 also wants ancestry of "Peter Cow" (CODES), St. Peter's, Jersey,
1735 of George CARNE and Ursula W'ILLS, md. at " Endelha," 29 December, 1686 and
of Captain Digby DENT, R.N., of St. George's, Hanover Square, London, (son of Robert
D.), d. 1737 ; he md. Ursula, daughter of George and Ursula CARNE, 20 June, 1704, perhaps
at Plympton or Plymouth, England.
1244 George F. Shedd, 91, Walnut Street, Nashua, N.H., U.S.A., is interested in SHED, England or
Wales and wants information about ? Daniel SHED, Braintree, Mass., 1642, supposed
to have come from Lines., Devon or Essex, England.
1245 Alexander M. Munro, Town House, Aberdeen, Scotland.
1246 S. V. Coote, Burley Manor, Ringwood, England, is interested in COOTE, Norfolk and Ireland
STANLEY PARRY * VAVASOUR TAYLOR, Lanes., and Lincoln wanted parents and
grandparents of John RIGBY, of Atherton, Lanes. ; b. 1720 ; d. 1793.
1247 W. E. R. Gumey, Stoke St. Gregory, Taunt on, England, is interested in GURNEY, Kendall
and Devon fLANGTON, Slough, Bucks., i8th cent. fViNiNG and fMAYO, Somerset and
Wilts fPniLLiPS, London, i8th cent.
1248 Major John Clarkson Ogilvie Mack, Headquarters, Eastern Ontario Command, Kingston,
Canada, is interested in Scottish arms before commencement of Lyon Register also in
ATTHILL, Norfolk BEGBIE and BICKERTON, Scotland, especially Fife BLENNERHASSETT,
Co. Kerry CLARKSON IRELAND, Scotland, especially Fife LOMBE, Norfolk LOVELACE,
England and Boston, U.S.A., before 1800 MACK SCOTT, Halbeath, Fife ; Rockhill Lodge
and Penge Place, Kent also wants information about Ruth LOVELACE, Boston, U.S.A., who
came to England and md. John SCOTT, of Halbeath, about 1790.
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1249 Daniel Quimby Woodruff, St. Johnsbury Center, Vt., U.S.A., wants ancestors of Thomas BARNARD,
at Salisbury, Mass., in 1640 ; b. about 1612 of Captain (and " Mr.") Thomas BRADBURY,
1634 a ^ York, Me., 1640 at Salisbury, Mass. ancestors, and information before 1800, of
Eunice CRANE, b. 14 September, 1778, at Hardwick, Mass. ancestors of John CURTIS,
first settler, Farmington, Conn. ancestors, and information before 1687, of Mary
CUTTING, early settler, Newbury, Mass. ; md. Nicholas NOYES, father of Rev. Nicholas
NOYES, Salem ancestors, and descendants to 1775, in N.H., U.S.A., of Edward FRENCH,
Salisbury, Mass., in 1640 ancestors of Andrew GREELEY, Salisbury, Mass., in 1640 ; b.
about 1620 ancestors of Daniel LADD, Salisbury, Mass., and Haverhill, in 1640 ; went to
America in ship " Mary and John," of London, 1633 ancestry before 1800 of Hannah
MILLER, b. 26 September, 1782, at Reheboth, Mass. ; md. Lot P. WOODRUFF ancestry
before 1675 of Joseph MOYCE, Salisbury, Mass., in 1640 ancestry of Thomas NEWELL,
first settled Hartford and Farmington, Conn., before 1643 ; said to have come from Herts.,
England ; he md. " Rebeckah" OLMSTEAD information before 1687 of Nicholas NOYES ; md.
Mary CUTTING, Newbury ancestors of John PERKINS, Ipswich, Mass., before 1631 ; went
to America in ship " Lyon " with Roger WILLIAMS in 1631 ; b. about 1590 ancestors of John
PIKE, before 1635 ; went from Langford, England, in ship " James," to Newbury, Mass.,
in 1635 ancestors of Robert PORTER, Farmington, Conn., 1640 or 1644 information
about Thomas SCOTT, b. England, 1744 ; of Conn., U.S.A. ; 6 or 8 years old when kidnapped
and brought to America ancestry before 1688 of Thomas SLEEPER, Hampton and Salisbury,
Mass. ancestors of John STEVENS, Salisbury, Mass., in 1640 ; b. about 1611 ; Serg. of
Salisbury ancestors of Henry TRUE, at Salisbury, 1657 ; Salem, Mass., before 1644
ancestors of Stephen WATKINS, b. 18 July, 1765, at Hardwick, Mass., probably removed to
Wendell ; his father was Darius W., of Hardwick information about Samuel WINSLEY
or WINSLOW, 1638 or 1640 at Salisbmy, Mass., one of the 12 who obtained the grant "to
begin a plantation at Merrimack in 1638 " (Merrimack later called Salisbury) ancestors
of Matthew WOODRUFF, 1640 or 1643 at Farmington, Conn. ancestry before 1687 of
CUTTING, Amesbury, Mass. information about Rebecca OLMSTEAD, who went to Mass.
16 September, 1632, in ship u Lion," from London, England ; she was a sister of Richard
and John O., who came over with their uncle, James OLMSTEAD.
1250 Walter Hermann von Mach, Hauptmann a. D, Zoppot, Westpreussen, Deutschland, interessiert
sich fur Nachkommen JakobiDE LUBLOWE, 1310 Dirschau's Castellan BIRLEY, Manchester,
Preston BRIDGE, Harwich, 1791, later London, earlier Holland fDEAN, connected with
BRIDGE (see previous name) about 1788 VON DOMBROWSKI, Anton, geb. 1833, Ordensbruder,
Detroit, U.S.A. VON MACH, London about 1860-70 VON MACHOW VON MACHOWSKI
VON SLUSZEWSKI VON WESTERNHAGEN, Blackerode, Eichsfeld, Germany tvoN WINCKLER,
Katharina, md. VON MACH, 1730-1790 and desires information about Sarah Eliza BRIDGE,
(contributor's grandmother), 1791-1852, md. BOGEN, later VON WESTERNHAGEN,
and her family.
1251 Roland St. Glair, Auckland City, New Zealand.
1252 James M. A. Wood, 31, Beechgrove Avenue, Aberdeen, Scotland, is interested in WOOD,
Scottish families ANDERSON, Fraserburgh and adjoining parishes also wants parentage of
Rev. Alexander WOOD, d. 1710 ; was minister of Scottish parishes of Wamphray, Kirkin-
tilloch and Cockpen successively.
1253 Captain J. C. May, Sunnyside, Earley, Berks., England, is interested in fMAY, Sussex and
wants information about Thomas MAY, b. Northamptonshire, 1643, md. Sarah BISACRE,
daughter of Richard B., about 1683 ; d. 1721.
1254 Rev. J. Leonard, 23, Lydon Road, Clapham, London, S.W., is interested in MUSGRAVE, any
HUDSON, any DANKS, Knaresborough ACLAND, Devon DAVIES, Lampeter also wants
information about Agnes MUSGRAVE, who wrote " Edmund of the Forest," 1797, and u Cicely,
or the Rose of Raby," 1796.
1255 Major Frederick L. A. Packman, The Barracks, Kingston-on-Thames, England, is interested
in ALDERSEY, London, Berks., and Bucks., about 1700 PACKMAN, Kent, Newington, Sitting-
bourne, about 1700 HAYDON, London, Berks, and Bucks., about 1700 also wants ancestors
of Joseph ALDERSEY, who md. Ann, sister of Thomas SUFFIELD, of Evesham, Worcs. ;
living Chandos (or Shandos) Street, 1724-1730 also ancestors of John PACKMAN, b. 1745,
of Newington, Kent ; md. Ann KELSEY ancestors of Daniel HAYDON, of Woburn, Bucks.,
about 1700.
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1256 P. Montfort, c/o The Mercantile Bank of London, Ltd., King's House, King Street,
Cheapside, London, E.G.
1257 Rev. J. L. E. Hooppell, St. Peter's Vicarage, 10, Hoxton Square, London, N., is interested
in London and Devon families also in HOOPPELL, HOWPILL, etc., any TOMBS, any
SUTTON and TURNER, London DRAYCOTT, STOURTON, and VAVASOUR, North Staffs.
also wants descendants of Edmond TOMBS, baptized 1731 at St. Mary, Monmouth and
of William and Joan HOWPILL, md. about 1600 in London.
1258 Miss Emma Fleming Williams, 10, Black Friars, Chester, England.
1259 Lloyd Christian, Royal Bank House, Arran Quay, Dublin, Ireland.
1260 Mrs. Mary M. Gibney Hurlin, Antrim, N.H., U.S.A.
1261 Mrs. C. Louise Pratt White, Antrim, N.H., U.S.A. HHH
1262 Miss Mary L. Carpenter, 140, Millville Avenue, Nangatuck, Conn., U.S.A., wants ancestry
of David BURROUGHS, Windsor, Conn., who d. about 1747 and ancestry of William
DRINKWATER, Ridgefield, Conn., md. 1728.
1263 W. R. Bowman, Waverly, Bremer Co., Iowa, U.S.A., is interested in BOWMAN LOWRY
BLAIR and EASTER also desires information about Sir Stephen BOWMAN and his son,
Robert Seymour B. and wants ancestors of James LOWRY, of Billinagary, Ireland
and of Rev. Arthur BLAIR, Carrone, Ireland.
1264 T. J. Hamilton Gorringe, Birklands, Hornsey Lane, Highgate, London, N., is interested in
GORRINGE, West and East Sussex POUND and PENNINGTON, Sussex.
1265 George Farquhar Jones King, 43, Waterman Street, Providence, R.I., U.S.A., is interested in
KING, Purleigh, Stow Maris, East and West Cannon, Cold Norton, Woodham Mortimer,
all Essex, England, before 1700 also wants parentage and ancestry of George KING and
wife, Joanna ; they had seven children b. at Cold Norton, Essex, between January, 1600,
and February, 1613. His will dated Woodham Mortymer, Essex, 14 October, 1625 > proved
17 December, 1625, by son-in-law, William VASSALL, husband of Anne KINGE. Had
brother, Christopher KYNGE, "Clerk" A.M., who had children Susan and James. George
K.'s first wife was Margaret .
1266 Edward Leodore Smith, 19, Garrison Street, Boston, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in BrowN
HICKMAN HORTON MoRECOCK WARREN and desires information about Captain
Nicholas MORECOCK and wife, Audry ; she md. secondly, Thomas WHITTON, before 1635.
Perhaps of Benenden, Kent.
1267 George T. Fish (professional), 9, Beckley Street, Rochester, New York, U.S.A.
1268 J. Henry Lea, South Freeport, Me., U.S.A., is interested in DELAFIELD.
1269 Henry Mason Bompas, K.C., Temple, London, E.C., is interested in ALDERSEY BOMPAS
GWINNETT MASON TOMKINS and wants father of Joseph ALDERSEY of St. Paul's, Co vent
Garden, who d. 1764 also father of and any information about George BOMPAS, Breadon,
Worcs. ; md. 1758 Elizabeth BATCHELOR, Upton-on-Severn also father, and relationship to
Queen Henrietta Maria's Secretary, of Benjamin TOMKINS, Abingdon, 1660-1732.
1270 F. Arthur Wadsworth, 15, Weekday Cross, Nottingham, England, is interested in WADS-
WORTH BAINBRIDGE, Notts. and wants information about John WADSWORTH who md.
Ann LOWSON, 1702, at Claypole, Lines. and about Rev. Francis BAINBRIDGE, Vicar of
Stoke, Notts., 1718-1751.
1271 William Humble Johnson, Rath Lee, Sunday's Well, Cork, Ireland, is interested in BRITTAIN,
Dublin and Cheshire HUMBLE, Co. Durham JOHNSON, Beverley, Yorks. WRIGHT,
Chester, 1750.
1272 T. Geo. H. Green, Lisnegar, Temple Gardens, Dublinjreland, is interested in Gloucestershire and
Somerset families which settled in South of Ireland in I7th cent. also in BOLES, BOWLES,
Co. Cork GREEN, Youghal, Co. Cork WIDDENHAM, Cos. Cork and Limerick HENNIS
fWATHEN, Stroud, and Kings Stanley, Glos., i8th cent. NORFORD CLARE, Dublin and
Leixlip, Co. Kildare, i8th cent. SPOTSWOOD and BENGER, Ireland also wants reference to
any Dorset family of BOLES whose members settled in Co. Cork before 1641 also parentage
of Captain John HALL, 46th Foot ; md. Miss DWYER, 1772 ; was M.P. Borough of
Jamestown (Co. Leitrim), 1780 also parentage of Janet CHISHOLM, second wife of Alexander
BAILLIE, of Dochfour (whose cousin she was) ; d. at Bath, 1799.
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1273 Henry Waite BigelOW, 77, Linden Street, Allston, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in PUTNAM
BROWN BIGELOW WAITE MATSON.
1274 Theodore Maxwell, M.D., 29, Woolwich Common, Kent, England, is interested in ORWELL,
Ipswich, i8th cent. TAPSON and FISHER, Stepney, i8th cent. ASHBY, Hackney and
wants information about Richard ASHBY, (buried St. Pancras, London, 1789, aged 60),
Eagle Street, Piccadilly, said to be an unbeneficed clergyman and to have been disinherited
for joining Roman Church ; he is apparently not identical with the Richard ASHBY whose
children were baptized at the Portuguese and Spanish legations, 1759-1767 and who was
probably a timber merchant in Oxford Street ; he d. 1768 there was a Richard ASHBY
baptized Northampton, 1730 Information also wanted about Samuel MARSTON, b. 1789
? Birmingham, went to India, 1810 and about Major Joseph ROBINSON, 6oth Regt.,
b. about 1800, son of a West Indian Planter, md. a Miss BOWLES Parentage wanted of Frances
FISHER, who md. Thomas TAPSON at Stepney, 1757 and of Elizabeth (or Betty) PERCY,
also of her husband Rev. William NICHOLSON, who went to Ireland, 1588.
1275 Mrs. T. Le Hunte Ward, 54, Queen's Gate, London, S.W., is interested in LEGGE, Tipperary
and Wychwood Forest, Oxon, I7th cent. and wants names of sons of Captain John LEGGE,
supposed father of Francis LEGGE, Cappagh, Tipperary, who was father of Alice LE HUNTE.
1276 Frank B. Hicks, Macedon Center, N.Y., U.S.A. ZHHHHZI
1277 Charles Hutchinson Thompson, Lansing, Mich., U.S.A.
1278 James W. Husted, Peekskill, New York, U.S A., is interested in HUSTED LEEDS WHITING
GIBBS JORDAN SOUTHARD RAYMOND SEYMOUR FITCH and wants information
about ancestry of Robert HUSTED and wife Elizabeth ; he sailed for New England on ship
. leaving Weymouth, England, 20 March, 1635-36.
1279 A. S. Van Benthuysen, 12, Clifford Place, Brooklyn, New York, U.S.A.
1280 Herbert E. Thayer, 77, Garfield Street, Springfield, Mass., U.S.A.
1281 George Austin Morrison, Jr., 43, Cedar Street, New York, N.Y., U.S.A., is interested in KING,
any, especially of Herts., Bucks., Oxon., Kent, Surrey, Middlesex, Essex and Warwick, before
1700, and wants information about Ralph KING, Watford, Herts., 1600 Andrew K., Mesen-
den, Herts., 1550 Matthew K., Barley, Herts., 1575 Maurice K., Watford, 1597 JohnK.,
Cleydon, Bucks., 1550 Andrew K., Wraysbury, Bucks., 1625 John K., Iver, Bucks.,
1600 John K., Thame, Oxon., 1475 John K., Althorne, Essex, 1575 Henry K.,
London, girdler, who md. Margaret GRESHAM, 1540.
1282 Mrs. Katharine B. McLellan Lewis, South Berwick, Me., U.S.A., is interested in the family of
McLELLAN.
1283 Mrs. Whelan, Kilbride Rectory, Bray, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, is interested in WHELAN -
CARNEGIE, Forfarshire and Kingslaw, before 1800 and wants information about Richard
WHELAN, Carlow, md. Anne, daughter of Thomas CARPENTER, Co. Carlow ; had two sons,
Thomas, who md. Mary WHITE, Ballybrophy ; and Robert, who md. Elizabeth BUTLER,
Maryborough, before 1800 and about Robert CARNEGIE, Forfarshire, and his son, John,
Kingslaw, who md. Helen DALRYMPLE, Dysart, middle iSth cent.
1284 Leon Clark Hills, c/o Otis Elevator Company, 17, Battery Place, New York City, U.S.A.,
is interested in HILLS, Essex, England, before 1600 CLARK, E. Windsor, Conn., before 1800
BOWNS, Farmington, Conn., about 1770 HOSMER, Farmington, Conn. SON and
COONS, Columbia Co., N.Y., before 1800 RIFENBURG and KING, Columbia Co., N.Y.,
before 1800 SOPER, New York State, before 1825 COVELL, Columbia Co., N.Y., 1700-
1800 and wants descendants of Robert WILLIAMS, Flushing, L.I., U.S.A., 1653 of Philip
COONS, Taghkanic Col. Co., N.Y., 1720 and of Solomon CLARK, Jr., Bloomfield, Conn.,
md. Anne ASHLEY, 1747 also information about William ALLEN, merchant, Philadelphia,
who d. 1725 also parentage of Wilson WILLIAMS, near Flushing, L.I., and the date of his
marriage with Margaret HICKS, about 1774.
1285 Dr. George W. Osborn, Bridgeport, Conn., U.S.A., is interested in OSBORN BANKS HULL
BETTS BOYNTON fCHADBOURNE and wants English ancestry of Richard OSBORN,
who sailed from London, England, to U.S.A. in ship " Hopewell," bound for Barbados,
17 February, 1634, a ^ so his wife's name English ancestry of John BANKS, lawyer, one of the
first settlers of Windsor, Conn., where he was Town Clerk in 1643 also wants Coat of
Arms of OSBORN and BANKS families.
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1286 Robert J. Banning, M.D., Helidon, Shoeburyness, Essex, England.
1287 Miss Helen D. McLean, 3, Cottage Place, White Plains, Westchester Co., New York, U.S.A.
1288 John R. Blake, 44, Belmont Avenue, Donnybrook, Co. Dublin, Ireland, is interested in Heraldry,
and Co. Galway and Co. Tipperary families especially in LANE, Co. Tipperary BLAKE,
Co. Galway fGRANDisoN fGiBBS t GILVIE -
1289 William Pretyman, Richmond Lodge, Bournemouth, England, is interested in TINDAL,
TINDALL REMINGTON John REMINGTON and wife, Elizabeth, arrived Newbury, Mass.,
U.S.A., May, 1637 ; what was his county in England and from what port did he sail ?
1290 Lt.Col. T. A. Harrison, Maydeken, Barham, Kent, England, is interested in HARRISON, Denne
Hill, Kent, i8th cent. HARRISON, Reisby Burton Stath, Lincoln, i6th cent. and
wants information about ancestors of HARRISON family, Denne Hill, Kent and descendants
of Harrison family of Reisby Burton Stath, Lincoln.
1291 J. Drought, F.C.S., A.Inst.M.M., Mt. Lundiana Estate, Molo, British East Africa, is interested
_ in DROUGHT BRISTOW WILDERS, WILDER. _ _
1292 Leonard James Maton, 15, Cornwall Gardens, Kensington, London, is interested in PITT,
HAMPTON, NEWTON, and MATON, all Wilts, families.
1293 Miss Juliet Porter, 37, Dean Street, Station A., Worcester, Mass., U.S.A., is interested
in fErasmus CARLETON, St. Bartholomew's, London ancestors of emigrant f Allen PERLEY
and wants information about Edward CARLETON and wife, Ellen, who returned to England
about 1657 ; also of their children, Edward, Mary and Elizabeth also information of the
family of fGeorge CLIFFORD, Arnold Village, Notts., who migrated to America about 1644
also of the family of John PORTER, who migrated to America with wife, Mary, and two
sons, John and Samuel, about 1635.
1294 Mrs. Sarah E. Townsend, (if in Europe, as until about July, 1909 : ) c/o Morgan Hayes & Co., 31,
Boulevard Haussmann, Paris ; (if in America : ) Oyster Bay, New York, U.S.A., is interested
in HINMAN, 1600-1700 SLARK, after 1750 WARD SEARLE, emigrant to America
Wanted parentage of an Abigail LYAL, who migrated with parents to U.S.A. about 1700-
1750 Wanted baptismal name of the father of Morris GWINN, between 1650 and 1750
Wanted the names of all the sons of Robert WARD by Margaret, daughter of Giles CAPEL ;
did one of them, named Thomas, marry the daughter of John HARE, D.C.L., and what
was her name ? _
1295 Mrs. M. L. Sanders, Parkholme, Elm Park Gardens, London, S.W., is interested in BROOKING,
Devon, before 1756 DOLLING, Devon SANDERS, Tavistock, before 1705 JOHNSON, Horse
Hill, 1644 and before Wanted the Christian name of - BROOKING, who md. Elizabeth,
"daughter of the Richard FOWELL who died 1669 When did the BROOKING family first use
a scallop shell as crest instead of that on tomb in St. Mary Arches, Exeter ? Wanted
to find Sergeant Edward HINMAN as an armiger, temp. Car. I. SLARK, any after 1750
HINMAN, any Wanted data about a SEARLE or SEARL, between 1590 and 1690, father of
John and Joanna ; last-named md. William WARRINER, and was the mother of Hannah,
b. in America 1643.
1296 Rev. Chas. H. W. Stocking, D.D., Langhorne, Pa., U.S.A.
1297 Walter E. Dewey, 207, Walnut Place, Phila., Pa., U.S.A., is interested in plans for stimulating
genealogical activity and for assuring perpetuation to collected data. He desires corres-
pondence with any genealogists (amateur or professional) who may be interested in these
objects, or to whom his advice on such subjects may be of assistance is also interested in
BRADLEY, before 1790 ; OWEN, before 1760 ; TAYLOR, before 1730 ; KELLOGG, before
1715 ; and ASHLEY, before 1700 ; all Mass., U.S.A. ORTON , before 1660 ; PELL, before
1650 ; BURTON, before 1790 ; ROWELL and ROGERS, before 1780 ; all New England, U.S.A.,
CLARK and DEWEY, England, before 1640- NOE, Homburg, Germany DRAKE, Mass.,
U.S.A., before 1815 GLASGOW, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, before 1820 and Scotland, before
1800 WILLIAMS, Somerset, England, before 1800 SMITH, Mass., U.S.A., before 1800
also wants ancestry of Samuel Mathew GLASGOW, b. Cookestown, Ireland, 1816 ; his
father b. Scotland ; mother b. England also ancestry of Thomas DEWEY, who migrated
from Sandwich, Kent, England, about 1630 also wife and ancestry of David BURTON,
Andover, Vt., U.S.A., 6. 1750-1770.
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1298 Mrs. Ella M. Gorham (professional), 55, Barnett Street, New Haven, Conn., U.S.A., and
1299 John T. Newton, (professional), 2018, Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn., U.S.A., are both
interested in all Pilgrim and Puritan families also in NEWTON, ? England, before 1645 HART,
Braintree, England, before 1605 THOMAS, Wolcott, Conn., U.S.A., before 1774 WARNER,
Waterbury, Conn., before 1682 WARNER and BARNES, New Haven, Conn., before 1700
MILES, Milford, Conn., before 1639 FORD, Milford, Conn., before 1662 also want ancestry of
Rev. Roger Newton, probably of England, who md. before 1645, Mary, daughter of Rev.
Thomas HOOKER, Hartford, Conn. ancestry of Thomas FORD, Milford, Conn., who d.
before 1662 ancestry and wife of Stephen HART, Braintree, England ancestry before
1774 of James THOMAS, Wolcott, Conn. wife and ancestry of Thomas WARNER, Water-
bury, Conn. ancestry and wife of Benjamin WARNER, New Haven, Conn.
1300 William Henry Harrison Tainter (professional), 6141, McPherson Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri,
U.S.A., is interested in TAINTER, TAINTOR, TAYNTER, TAYNTOR, any in England or Wales
before 1638 ; any in U.S.A. after 1638 WILLIS, before 1635 ; DEAN, before 1638 ; and
COOKE, before 1620 ; all English families LAWRENCE, New Bedford, Mass., 1776 ERSKINE,
Kirkcudbright, Scotland HOSKINS, England, before 1620 GUY, England, before 1638
also wants ancestors of Joseph TAINTER (TAINTOR), who sailed from England to New
England, 1638 English ancestry of John WILLIS, who settled in New England, 1635
ancestors of Elizabeth HOSKINS, who md. (i) William PALMER, and (2) John WILLIS, Ply-
mouth Colony, New England, before 1650 also ancestry of John LAWRENCE, in New
Bedford, Mass., 1776 and Yates County, New York, 1789.
1301 Charles W. Spalding, 501, Byron Street, Chicago, 111., U.S.A., wants addresses of any members
of SPALDING or SPAULDING family, or descendants in America also interested in fERviN,
Va., U.S.A. -J-BERRY, Mason Co. Ky. (Henry Baber BERRY, d. 1838) tFARWELL, Barre,
Vt., 1814 t^DSON, Bartonsville, Vt., 1811 and wants information about Edward
SPALDING and wife, Margaret, who sailed from Bristol, England, to Va., about 1619, and
his ancestors.
1302 Hon. Orlando John Hodge, 4120, Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.
1303 Nathan H. Jones, Poultney, Vt., U.S.A.
1304 Charles B. Whittelsey, Hartford, Conn., U.S.A.
1305 Miss Mary L. Whitman (professional), West Hartford, Conn., U.S.A.
1306 N. De La Lynde, 70, Lord Street, Liverpool, England.
1307 Frederick Banister, Fairfield, Epsom, England, is interested in BANISTER, before 1717
and wants ancestors of the BANISTER family who were resident at Sittingbourne, Kent,
throughout the i8th century.
1308 G. F. Tracy Beale, J.P., Cott Court, Biddenden, Kent, England, is interested in all Clothiers
(Cloth-Weaving) families originally of Kent also in BEALE, BEALDE, BEI.E, BEAWLE,
BEEL, BEALL HAUSNODE, JURDEN, WILLIAMS and HONT, HUNT, all Kent, before 1570
BOONE, BOWNE, and BLEWETT, Kent, before 1610 HINNEKER, Kent CHEESEMAN, Kent
WILLIAMS, Melton St. Michaels, Norfolk, about 1674 Wanted ancestry of - - BEALE, 6.
1541, Secretary to Queen Elizabeth and M.P. for Totnes also of BEALE, d. 1660, Clerk of
Signet ; Lord of Walton Manor ; a small fee will be paid.
1309 Mrs. Grafton C. Kennedy, Duncarrick, Dayton, Ohio, U.S.A., is interested in locating Huguenot
refugees between France and Rotterdam also in SHERWOOD, England, before 1634
CLAGGETT, England, before 1775 WOODBRIDGE, England, before 1613 f HOSMER, tMARViN,
fJuDD, fWAKEMAN, all England, before 1634 {PLUMMER, Wales, before 1634 fPmLBERT,
France, before 1737 D'ACHE, de Beuzeral, Normandy, France, before 1423 and wants
ancestry of Thomas SHERWOOD, who md. Alice SEABROOK and of General Wiseman
CLAGGETT, and his descent from Bishop Nicholas C., Bury St. Edmunds.
1310 George W. Wagen seller, A.M., Middleburgh, Pa., U.S.A., is interested in fWAGENSEiL, Ger-
many WAGENSELLER, DERR and HAAG, Montgomery Co., Pa., U.S.A. and desires
information about FORRY, FORRER, Europe and America and ZERBY, ZERBE, Europe
and America.
1311 F. W. Thompson, 30, Carrig Avenue, Kingstown, Co. Dublin, Ireland, wants names, data, etc.,
about parents, grandparents, greatgrandparents of Harry THOMPSON, of firm of Messrs. T.,
Wine Merchants, Rotherham, Yorks , and ? Oporto ; died Rotherham, 1827. Kilham ancestry.
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1312 Tolman Ihomas Gelder, (until August, 1909, at 220, S. 3$th Street Phila Pa US \
afterwards) :-at Virden 111., U.S.A., is interested in GELDER, Yorkshire," before 1800'-'
Holland, before 1600 SHE ARBURN, SHERBORNE, and QUARTON, Yorkshire, before 1800
1 01 MAN, and BOSWORTH, England, before 1630 LORTON, Ireland, before 1750 GANA-
WAY, Wales, before 1760 also wants ancestry of John GELDER, who md. Elizabeth SHEAR-
BURN, 16 November, 1805, at Kellington, Whitley Bridge, Yorks. also ancestry of the
following persons :William BARLOW, b. 1753 Sarah ATKINSON, b. 1751 ; she md a
BARLOW Ann ARTHUR, md. Richard QUARTON, about 1780 and Mary BAXTER md a
BARLOW, about 1750.
1313 Mrs. Osborn Nickerson, Chathamport, Barnstaple Co., Mass., U.S.A., is interested in NICKER-
N BUSBY RYDER DODGE, all living before 1640.
1314 Mrs. John S. West-Thatcher, 403, Commonwealth Avenue, Detroit, Mich., U.S.A.
1315 Arnold Gindrat Talbot, Hearthside, Lincoln, R.I., U.S.A., is interested in Heraldry-also
m IALBOT England, Ireland, before 1664 MARTIN, England, America. 1663 GINDRAT
Iramelan, Berne, Switzerland, 1800 DE PEYSTER, French Belgium border, 1650 ANGELL'
iLngland, 1630 GORTON, Manchester, England, 1637 MACDONALD, Drogheda, Meath'
Ireland, 1655 SMITH, Glasslough, Co. Monaghan, Ireland, 1678 MONAGHAN, Enniskillen
fr an i V5 7 ~D RLAMB ' Durham ' England, 1700 STREEPER, Kalderkerchen, Dukedom
01 Lrulick Co., Brugen, 1683 also wants parentage and ancestry of Jared TALBOT Taunton
Mass., 1664 ; possibly a grandson of Thomas TALBOT DE MALAHIDE, Ireland or of the
Shrewsbury line, England.
1316 Walter Chauncey Shute, South Hingham, Mass., U.S.A.
1317 John A. Holmes, Lyons, Wayne Co., New York, U.S.A.
1318 Dr Edgar E Gelder, 705, Main Street, Peoria, IU., U.S.A., is interested in KING, New
England, before 1710 NANCE, before 1800 ; HANKS, before 1780 ; both Va USA
also m the following English families : GATES, before 1650 ; GILMAN, before 1620 ; SHAW
before 1650 ; CLARK, before 1620 ; BYRAM, before 1620 ; DOWNER, before 1650 ; and
WHITMAN, before 1630 FORD, before 1620; POND, before 1620; WATERMAN, before
1050 ; BALL, before 1650 ; JOHNSON, before 1620 ; BOURNE, before 1650 ; SNOW before
TILSON, before 1660; STURTEVANT, before 1660; HOSKINS, before 1650- and
LEAVITT, before 1670 also CIAPP, Devon, before 1620 LAZELL, before 1700 also wants
information about Mercy KING, who md. Eleazor SNOW, n July, 1728, at Bridgewater
Mass., and d. 29 March, 1789.
1319 William Alonzo Wilcox, Lawyer, Scranton, Pa., U.S.A., is interested in WILCOX, Rhode Island,
U.S. A LITTLE, Marshfield, Mass. NORTON BIRGE, Dorchester, Mass. JENKINS (Quaker
family), Sandwich PIERSON, Yorks. HARLAKENDEN KNOX and WYLLIS, Conn., U.SA.
RIGGS and wants ancestors of Sarah NORTON, b. Windsor, Vt., 1779 and information
about Rev. Wyllis PIERSON, Basking Ridge, N.J., and his connection with the Revolutionary
1320 Miss Charlotte Derbyshire Knox, 17, South Division Street, Peekskill, N.Y., U.S.A.,is inter-
ested un fKNox, Co. Antrim, Ireland, prior to, and including 1732 fBEAL, Forhoe
Hundred, Norfolk, England, before 1638 fHAYWARD, HAVARD, HAWERD, Phila., Pa.,
Ub.A., before 1786 also wants information about ancestry of David KNOX, who migrated
to America with son, Andrew (4 years old), 1728 also of Martha BEAL or BEALE,
who md .Robert WHITE in First Presbyterian Church, Phila., Pa., 24 June, 1731
also of Elizabeth HAYWARD (HAVARD, HAWERD), md. ist JUSTIS, 2nd John SOBER
Gentleman of Kensington, Phila., Pa. ; children were Catherine, b. 1754 ; Elizabeth ? "
and George ?
1321 Rodney Keene Shaw, Marietta, Ohio, U.S.A., is interested in SHAW KEENE BYRAM
especially in ancestry of Abraham SHAW, md., Halifax, England, 1616 ; also the date and
place of his birth the birthplace of Nicholas B? RAM and the ancestry of the KEENE
family, London.
1322 Rev. Calbraith Bourn Perry, D.D., Cambridge, New York, U.S.A., is interested in PERRY
Devon ?, before 1690 BOURN, BOURNE, before 1650 ALEXANDER, North Ireland or
Scotland also wants information about ancestry of Edward Ezra PERRY, Sandwich,
Plymouth Colony, about 1625 ; probably from Devon.
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1323 Mrs. Andrew M. Joys, 419, Lake Drive, Milwaukee, Wis., U.S.A., is interested in BRYAN,
Aston Clinton, Bucks., 1638 PERRY, London, 1620 CRANE, Suffolk, 1630 PORTER,
Kenilworth, Warws., 1630 JOYS, London JUDSON, Kirby Moor, North Riding, Yorks.
CANFIELD, Herts. CROWELL, probably Bucks., 1638 MERWINT, Wales (probably Swan-
sea), 1625 NETTLETON, probably Bucks., England, 1639 also wants ancestry and arms
of Sarah BRYAN, who md. Sylvester BALDWIN, Jr., and sailed on ship ' ' Martin," to America,
1638 Christian name, children and ancestry of Captain PERRY, of the Hon. Art. Co.,
London, about 1600 Henry CRANE and son, John, early settlers of Roxbury, Mass., 1637
sons, Henry and Benjamin ; wanted names of other children and other information
also ancestry and arms of John PORTER, who md., 18 October, 1620, Anna WHITE, Messing,
Essex also family name of Elishua, wife of John CROWELL or CROWE information about
Miles MERWIN, and Mrs. Elizabeth M., who went to Dorchester, Mass., on ship " John,"
of London, 1635 ancestry, arms, and other information of William JUDSON information
about John JOYS, b. near London, I January, 1757 ; went to Calcutta in ship " Portland,"
1777-
1324 Daniel Kent, Court House, Worcester, Mass., U.S.A., is interested in GROSVENOR KENT
SNOWDEN WARBURTON WATSON WILLIAMS and wants place of birth, date and an-
cestry of John GROSVENOR, who d. Roxbury, Mass., 1691, aged 49 ; coat of arms on grave-
stone shows close connection with Grosvenor family of Cheshire, England. John G. came
from England to New England, before 1671, when he md. His children were William,
John, Leicester, Susanna, Ebenezer, Thomas, Joseph also place and date of birth, and
ancestry of John KENT, who went from England to New England, 1645 ; his brothers were
Joshua and Joseph any information of a Robert Henry SNOWDEN, about 1800-1850, who
md. Maria Elizabeth NEWTON (?), of Manchester (?), England ; had daughter, Henrietta, b.
Isle of Wight (?) about 1830-33 any information about Major WARBURTON, who lived
Sackville Street, Dublin, Ireland, about 1835-50, and md. Miss NEWTON any information
about Stephen WATSON, who md. Susan WILLIAMS ; (their children were Christopher,
William, Henry and others), lived near Carlow, Ireland, 1840 ? any information of Chris-
topher WILLIAMS, who lived near Dungarven or Dunraven, Ireland, about 1840-50.
1325 Joseph Addison Kingsbury, 511, Coal Street, Wilkinsburg Sta., Pittsburg, Pa., U.S.A.,
is interested in KINGSBURY, any.
1326 Gilbert Edgerton Hall, Fremont, Sandusky Co., Ohio, U.S.A., is interested in SCUDDER
HASKINS LATHAM KINNEG GIFFORD DAVIS PEABODY also wants information about
John LATHAM, Norwalk, Conn. and wants ancestors of Samuel DAVIS, bought land on
French River, 1715, d. 1727.
1327 P. K. Roots, Little Rock, Arkansas, U.S.A., is interested in ROOT, ROOTE, ROOTS, ROOTES,
settled in New England, early i7th century HOLT, BLAKESLEE, JUDD, all settled in New-
England, early i7th century ANGEL HALL, originally from Scotland HUMPHREY
McCooK, members of family had prominent part in U.S. Civil War, 1861-1865 PHILP,
settled Nova Scotia, Canada KIMZEY.
1328 Stephen Walkley, Plantsville, Conn., U.S.A., wants information about family of Richard
WALKLEY, who was " made free before the court ' ' at Hartford, 21 May, 1657 ; his wife's
name was Rebecca, and he was said to have come from Edinburgh, Scotland.
1329 Arthur Edmund Ironside, 59, High Street, Fulham, London, S.W., is interested in IRONSIDE,
any, especially of Banff, N.B., before 1800.
1330 Philip T. Gardner, Conington Hall, Cambridge, England, is interested in GARDINER, GARDNER,
Cambs., Lines., Norfolk, Suffolk, Sussex, 1550-1750 and wants descendants of Henry
GARDNER, Kirton in Lindsay, who md. about 1560, Joan, daughter of Peter FLUSHER, Lewes
also descendants of Humfrey GARDINER, Histon, Cambs., d. 1681 also of Samuel
GARDINER, Rector of Eckington, Derbyshire, who d. 1721.
1331 Walter Chitty, The Cot, Wilcot, Pewsey, Wilts., is interested in BATHURST, pedigree of Sir
Francis B. CECIL, representative of Cecil of Birmingham PEACOCK, representative of
Peacock of Chawley LONG, pedigree of Herodias Long, Wilts. TIDCOMBE, place of Hope
Long Tidcombe's death also wants a full pedigree of family of ASKELL or ASKULL also
any writings or pedigrees formerly in possession of Walter HOWARD (the mysterious heir), or
any article that belonged to him also the names of all persons of the name of HOWARD
who have lived in Herefordshire since 1700.
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1332 Levi Holbrook, P.O. Box, 536, New York, N.Y., U.S.A., is interested in pedigrees of the
following families before 1650 : FAIRBANK, Sovverby, Yorks. FISHER, Syleham Suffolk
FRENCH GROUT HOLBROOKE LAWRENCE, St. Albans, Herts. MORSE UNDERWOOD-
WARNER, Boxted, Essex WELLS, Colchester, Essex also wants English ancestry of
Thomas HOLBROOKE having apparently brothers, Robert, Richard, John, Daniel all in
America, about 1645.
1333 Galusha B. Balch, M.D., Yonkers, N.Y., U.S.A., is compiling the genealogy of the BALCH family
in America and is interested in all of the name in Europe before 1623, especially in John
B., who came to America in 1623 from Somerset, England.
1334 Mrs. Harriet A. Mills, 1701, Hawthorn Ave., Minneapolis, Minn., U.S.A., is interested
in ROGERS WoLCOTTBuRNHAM NORTH MILLS also wants to know if William
ROGERS (Cornwall, Conn., U.S.A.) was the son of Thomas R., who went to America in the
" Mayflower," and grandson of the martyr John R., of Smithfield, in 1555.
1335 Dr. HerauCOUrt, Oberstabsarzt im 2 Hannov. Infant. Regim. No. 77, Celle i/Hannover,
Deutschland, interessiert sich fur HERAUCOURT ; sucht nach Hugenotten-Vorfahren und
aUen Tragern des Namens iiberhaupt ; Familie von 1700 in Rheinpfalz, vorher in Frank-
reich.
1336 Mrs. Sara M. Libbey Haley, South Lee, New Hampshire, U.S.A., is interested in
HOUGHTON WILDER HALEY DEANE SIMMONS also in the foUowing individuals :
Robert ADAMS John PARLIN (Earls of LENNOX) John LIBBEY Thomas GARDNER
Richard PARKE Robert DRAKE.
1337 Henry Cole Quinby, 5, Nassau Street, N.Y. City, U.S.A., is interested in QUINBY, QUIMBY,
QUINNEBOROUGH, QUENNIBOROUGH.
1338 W. J. J. C. Bijleveld, 2nd archivist to the City of Leyden, de Sleutel, Voorschoten,
Holland, is interested in patrician or noble families in the Netherlands till 1500, and can
give information about the Dutch families which were admitted to the nobility after 1814,
and about families which held magisterial offices during the period 1570-1814 and later
also wants exact date of birth of Elizabeth RICHARDS (of Rathaspeck), b. Stratford-on-
Avon, about 1779 ; she md. at Wexford, 15 April, 1802, Count VAN LIMBURG STIRUM ; also
the names and complete dates of her parents and grandparents.
1339 Captain Gustaf Henrik Wilhelm Planting-GyllenbOga, (professional), Remmingstorp, Axvall,
Sweden, is interested in PLANTA, PLANTAGENET, PLANTING VON GADOW VON METZERODE
-VoN GOLDACKER VON MAijDEL VON BRUNKHOFF Wants early information about the
families of Martha, daughter of Hans VON MAIJDEL, Mecklenburg? and Helena VON
BRUNKHOFF, first and second wives of Joen PLANTING, possibly from Prague, settled in
Sweden (Uppland) towards the close of i6th cent.
1340 William Clement Kendall, 15, Heworth Green, York, and 8, Bective Road, Kirkby Lonsdale,
Westmorland, England, is interested in KENDALL, West Riding Yorks., before 1700.
1341 Oberleutnant Hans Von WllSSOW, Goldap, Ostpreussen, Deutschland, interessiert sich fur
pommersche und preussische Adelsgeschichte auch fur fBROWNE, Sligo, Ireland VON
MUELLENHEIM VON PUCH VON W 7 USSOW.
1342 Rev. Arthur Henry Talbot, Edgmond Rectory, Newport, Shropshire, England, is interested
in MASTERMAN, Hull, up to 1850.
1343 George Pearson, 19, Marsden Square, Manchester, England, wants marriage register (in or
near Bedford), of his ancestor, Isaac Louis DE GIBERNE, md. 29 May, 1725, Catherine
DEWBERY of or near Bedford.
1344 John D. Mersereau, 449, North Madison Ave., Pasadena, Cal., U.S.A., is interested in
Huguenot and Pilgrim ancestors especially in ALDEN, BRADFORD, "Mayflower" pilgrims
MULLINS, MOLINES, French Huguenot MERSEREAU, MERCEREAU, French Huguenots
also wants crest and ancestral lines of MERSEREAU (MERCEREAU) family who left France
about 1686 ; Paul M., settled in England, the rest in New York.
1345
Phillip Stevens Merrill, Merchants Bank Building, Jackson, Mississippi, U.S.A., is interested in
REYNOLDS, Glasgow MERRILL WIGGIN BLANCHARD BROADHEAD SHAPLEIGH BARE-
FOOTWHEELWRIGHT PIKE ALDEN also wants connection between Thomas BLAN-
CHARD, Andover, England, about 1600 with Adain BLANCHERT, Rouen, France, 1400.
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1346 Miss Minnie Fogel Mickley, (professional), Mickleys, R.D., Allentown, Pa., U.S.A., is inter-
ested in KERN, Holland.
1347 Rev. Joseph Brown Turner, 62, State Street, Dover, Delaware, U.S.A., is interested in
ASKEW, Cumberland, 1700 BANCROFT, Chester and Lancaster BONSALL, Derby, before
1700 BRAILSFORD, Derby before 1650 COWGILL, Yorks.; GODDARD, Wilts.; and HADFIELD,
Yorks., all before 1700 MAIR, Scotland, before 1750 MOHUN, Northampton, before
1600 RANDALL, Wilts., before 1750 SOMERVILLE, Scotland, before 1750 also wants
parentage of Josiah ROBARTS, banker in London, d. 1796 ancestors of Walter MOHUN,
Wollaston, Northants., about 1500 parentage of Hawise, (supposed to have been daughter
of Saher ST. Liz), who md. Roger D'OYLEY, Eston, Oxon, about 1131 also parentage of
Eleanor (supposed daughter of Walter FITZ WALTER), who md. William D'OYLEY, Eweden,
Bucks., about 1425.
1348 fMajor Tankerville James Chamberlayne, c/o Messrs. Holt and Co., 3, Whitehall Place, London,
S.W., is interested in CADDAN CHAMBERLAYNE IRWIN, IRVING, IRWING, Ireland, chiefly
Sligo or connected therewith BOYD, Roslare, Ireland, or connected therewith WEBBER,
Cork, Sligo, West of England JANS, Cornwall and Ireland MORE, Athboy, i6th cent,
and earlier CORBETT, Corbettstown, Westmeath, i6th cent, and before CUSACKE,
Barnewalls, Rathgar, 1703-4 SHERIDAN, Ballynegall, Westmeath, 1735 WOGAN, France
and Ireland, i8th cent. HELLY, SUVINY, Brittany, (Marie, daughter of Jean HELLY
and Ele"onore SUVINY, md. 15 November, 1734, Edward CHAMBERLAYNE, who d. at Nantes
s.p.s. 28 March, 1756 ; she was at Dinan 1759) PIPARD, Drogheda, Meath also offers
IDS. reward for date of birth or baptism of William Tankerville Chamberlain, b. in or near
Dublin between 1750-1753, son of Michaell CHAMBERLAIN, Esq., by Miss Deborah ROBERTS
(md. 1742) los. reward for date and place of death of the above-mentioned Michaell
Chamberlain, Esq., between 16 November, 1771, and May, 1773 ; it might have been at
Tralee, Co. Sligo, or in France ; if France, probably at Nantes or Dinan On n November,
1718, Judge Michael CHAMBERLAYNE (grandfather of the above Michael CHAMBERLAINE)
died under attainder in Coole Street, Dublin ; his younger son, Edward, who was a recusant
Papist, went to France, taking his father's commission signed by James II., his portrait,
and some plate, including two silver candlesticks ; Edward md. 1735 Marie HELLY, whose
mother was a SUVINY. After his death she lived at Dinan. These articles, or some of
them, were there in 1759. 5 reward offered for the commission, and 5 for the portrait
on due authentication Suitable rewards will be paid for any papers connected with these
five members of the family, viz., Michaell, Edward, Michael and William Tankerville or
Christopher, eldest son of the first, and father of the second Michael. Such papers might
be found among those of the WOGAN, BELLEWE, SHERIDAN, BARNEWALL, PIPPARD, TAYLER
(of Swords) , or PRESTON families. ^
1349 Miss May Mermod Scott, B.A., 1274, Summit Street, Columbus, Ohio, U.S.A., is interested
in TlLLINGHAST RATHBONE JENKINS BORLAND NEILL REDDICK SCOTT also in the
following individuals : Pardon Tillinghast, b. 1622, Beachy Head, Sussex ; settled Provi-
dence, R.I., U.S.A., 19 November, 1643, and English branches John Rathbone, of
England, settled New Shoreham, Block Island, R.I., U.S.A., and was living there April,
1661, and English branches Andrew Borland, son of Matthew B., b. Co. Antrim, Ireland,
22 December, 1748, and Irish and Scotch (Ayrshire) branches Peter and Reynolde Neill,
of North Ireland, in Washington Co., Pa., U.S.A., before 1804 David SCOTT, b. Scotland ; in
Va., U.S.A., in i8th cent. also wants to know how the Fighting McCooKS of Ohio, U.S.A.,
of Civil War fame, are related to John SCOTT, son of Robert Gregg Scott, of Hollidaysburgh,
Pa., U.S.A., son of David Scott, of Scotland and Virginia also to know when David Scott
migrated to U.S.A. Wanted any information about JENKINS family, in Bridgeton, N.J.,
U.S.A., before 1776.
1350 Mrs. E. H. Merritt, 225, W. Woodland Avenue, Fort Wayne, Ind., U.S.A., is interested in
HOVER family which left Scotland for America, via Holland also MERRITT, France.
1351 Herbert Waddington, 13, Prince's Road, Middlesbrough, England.
1352 Rev. S. Cornish Watkins, The Vicarage, Staunton-on- Arrow, Herefordshire, England, is inter-
ested in WATKINS, Rhiwyrychen, Capel Taffvechan, Brecon, before 1689 CORNISH, Devon,
before 1678 GIDLEY, Devon, before 1574 also wants ancestors of Philip WATKINS, Rhi-
wyrychen, Brecon, 1689-1764 also of Nicholas CORNISH, St. David's, Exeter, d. 1678.
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1353 Herbert Addington Rigg, K.C., Wallhurst Manor, Cowfold, Horsham, Sussex, England, is
interested in GOAD, London and Clapham, 1750-1830 ADDINGTON, Relatives of the Prime
Minister also desires information about parentage of Sarah ADDINGTON, who md. William
Thomas GOAD, about 1810-1820.
1354 Eberhard Graf Schweinitz, Hergenrath, (Kr. Eupen), Deutschland, interessiert sich fur Grafen
Freiherrn, Herrn VON SCHWEINITZ ; fiir erscheinendes Portraetwerk auch Nachricht iiber
Portraets in Privatbesitz erwuenscht.
1355 Lester Card, Ansonia, Conn., U.S.A., is interested in CARD, any especially Maine, Rhode
Island, Nova Scotia, and Ontario and all female lines of Card families also wants infor-
mation about the following individuals : John CARD, York, Maine, 1669 Richard Card,
Newport, R.I., 1653 and Richard Card, Hants Co., Nova Scotia.
1356 Frederick Barnard Richards, Glens Falls, New York, U.S.A., is interested in family of William
RICHARDS, who came from South Wales to Springfield, Mass., about 1775.
1357 R. F. Skiff, Iowa Falls, Iowa, U.S.A.
1358 Miss M. J. Atkinson, (professional), n, Hardenbergh Street, New Brunswick, N.J., U.S.A.
1359 Dr. phil. Hans F. Helmolt, Dresden 16, Schumannstrasse, A., 15, Deutschland, interessiert
jjij sich fiir VON HELMOLT RANKE Due D'ORLEANS, 1650-1730 PFALZ-SIMMERN, 1650-
1722.
1360 Allen V. Reed, 6, Iowa Circle, Washington, D.C., U.S.A., is interested in MITCHELSON
fDE MUND REED, ALLEN, Conn, and Mass. BISHOP, Stamford, Conn. fCROWE,
{SEYMOUR, Conn. VALENTINE, MEAD, Westchester Co., New York LEAKE, Scotland :
settled New York or N.J. before 1770 also desires information about parentage of Joseph
REED who md. Abigail HUNTTING about 1780 also of Andrew LEAKE who md. Susan DE
MUND.
1361 George William Hill, Junior Constitutional Club, London, W., is interested in HILL, Wilts.
and Pall Mall, London, i8th century ARNOTT, Co. Durham BUTLER, Cumberland anc
America, i8th century f TROTTER, Marylebone, London, i8th century fGooDRiCH, Gloucs
fMAUND, fPARTON, Herefordshire fHEWLiNS, Gloucs. also desires information aboui
Thomas BUTLER, Cumberland, said to be natural son of the Duke of ORMOND, and to have
md. Janet BELL, also to be a brother of the BUTLER who migrated to Phila. also furthei
particulars of the family of Thomas Haggerston ARNOTT, son of Thomas A., Sunderland
1811. "
1362 Dr. Heinrich Kelleter, (beruflich = professional) historian and genealogist employed ii
Western parts of Germany, Belgium and Netherlands, Neuss a/Rh., Deutschland.
1363 Miss Alice Harford, Blaise Castle, Henbury, Bristol, England, is interested in HARFORD.
1364 Ed. de Lorme, Hannover, Spittastrasse 28 1 , Deutschland.
1365 Georg Thierer, Ulm a/Donau, Blaubeurerstrasse 18, Deutschland.
1366 Richard Benyon Croft, Fanhams Hall, Ware, England, is interested in CROFT, Herefordshire
any ; Sutton under Brayles and Eatington, Warws., from 1564 : Warwick, 1783 to presen
day also wants information about Griffin CROFT, about 1600.
1367 Dr. phil. Franz Schacht, Elmshorn, Holstein, Scheelstrasse 62 1 , interessiert sich fiir die Adres
sen aller jetzt lebenden SCHACHTS SCHACHT.
1368 Arthur V. Gough, Chilton Moor, Fence Houses, Co. Durham, England, is interested in GOUGH
North Shropshire DICKEN, Frees, Shropshire PURCELL, Westminster, iTth century-
VALENTINE, Eccles, Lanes.
1369 Miss Lilias E. Cotesworth, 45, Westminster Mansions, Great Smith Street, London, S.W.
is interested in ROEBUCK HIETT HARPER.
1370 W. P. JobSOn, 23, Great St. Helens, London, E.C., is interested in JOBSON, any before 1650
especially Kingston-upon-Hull and vicinity ; also Lines, and Wilts.
1371 Thomas Forster, 9, Jewel Road, W 7 althamstow, Essex, England, is interested in GILBERT
Essex or Eastern England LEMAN, ANDERSON, FORSTER, Lines.
1372 John J. Howe, Probate Registry, Durham, England, is interested in various Durham am
Northumberland families.
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1373 Mrs. Jane Ellison (Ware) Martin, 112, I4th Street, Columbus, Georgia, U.S.A. _
1374 John H. Swainson, c/o Miss Swainson, Frenchwood, Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire,
England.
1375 G. H. WarlQW, 15, Highlands Gardens, Ilford, England.
1376 John Malcolm BuiiOCh, 118, Pall Mall, London, S.W., is interested in GORDON BULLOCH.
1377 Reginald A. Ledgard, 14, Balfour Road, Birkenhead, England, is interested in LEDGARD,
various spellings, any HANCHETT, any.
1378 Wilhelm Genest, Leutnant, Braunschweig, Husaren Rgt. 17, Deutschland, interessiert sich
fiir GENET GENEE fWEiNMANN -J-ROEDENBECK und sucht Nachrichten und Wappen
der Familien GENEE und GENET aus Schweiz und Siidfrankreich vor dem Jahre 1680.
1379 Mrs. Green-Thompson, Bridekirk, Cockermouth, England, is interested in ORTON, i6th cent
COSTER, i6th cent. GOULD, i5th cent. BURNLEY, any in America BROWN, Carsluith
and Trinidad BERRY, i6th cent. GREEN, Cockermouth, i6th cent. THOMPSON,
Cheltenham, lyth cent. MERRY, I5th cent. and desires information about James
HUME, who d. 1792 and was page to Queen Anne.
1380 Donald D. Burrell, Cerrig, Oxton, Birkenhead, England, is interested in BURRELL, any.
1381 Miss Phoebe M. Mason-Cox, Otterton, Alverstoke, Hants., England, is interested in COXE,
Clent, Old Slymforde, Worcs. DENNYS, Whymple, Shete Rawleigh, Devon MASON,
Stapleton, Gloucs., Delamere, Herefordshire BOMPAS, Worcestershire and Caen, Normandy
COCKS, Crowle, Worcs. Especially wants information as to crests used by various branches
of COCKS and Cox, Bart., Dumbleton ; COXE, Wiltshire ; date of grant.
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OBITUARY NOTICES, MISPRINTS, EDITORIAL
SUGGESTIONS, ETC.
No. 122, line 2 ... . For " Robert W." read " Robert V."
No. 180, line 3 . . . . For " NORFOLK " read " Norfolk "
No. 224, line 2 .... For " Zivland " read " Livland."
No. 245, line 4 .... For " RANNES " read " Rannes."
No. 334, line i . . . . For " LaNGHORNE " read " LANGHORNE."
No. 386, line 3 .... For " IRELAND " read " Ireland."
No. 388, line i . . . . For " al " read " all."
No. 421, line 2 .... Madeley is in Staffs, not Salop.
No. 450, line 3 . . . . For " Chattanof " read " Chattan of."
No. 450, line 6 .... For " wasshe " read " was she."
No. 465 ...... On the i3th January, 1909, at The Elms, Morden, Frederick Clayton
died in his 85th year.
No. 469, line 2 .... For " Berks." read " Bucks."
No. 475, line i . . . . For " desir es " read " desires "
No. 518, line 3 .... For " Masutipatam " read " Masulipatam."
No. 535, lines 3, 6 and|7. . " parish of Hutton " is evidently intended.
No. 546, last line ... For " STOKEBY " read " Stokeby."
No. 570, line 3 . ..." Eynsford " may be intended.
No. 572, line 4 from end . For " Dadford " and " Barnsgrove " read " Dodford " and " Broms-
grove."
No. 639, line 2 .... After " Appleby " insert " temp."
No. 644, line 3 . . . . " Great Canfield, Essex," may be the place intended.
No. 645, line 13 . . . .For " 1800 Ross " read " 1800 ; Ross."
No. 676, line 2 .... After " Bray " read " and."
No. 705, line i . . . . For " WiNCH " read " WINCH."
No. 708, last line . . . Read " Fillongley."
No. 728, line 3 . . . . For " Burger- " read " Burger- "
No. 757, line 8 . . . . For " perbend " read " per bend."
No. 828, line 2 .... East Coker is in Somerset, not Dorset as stated.
No. 839, line 2 . . . . For " who " read " which."
No. 927 ...... On I2th March, 1909, A. S. Lamprey notified change of address to
" The Grammar School, Ashford, Kent, England."
No. 951, lines 3 and 5 . . Read " Fauquier."
No. 975, line 5 . . . . For " Herts." read esex.
No. 975, line 13 .... For " Saundley " read " Saundby, Notts."
No. 976, line 9 .... Query, insert " Waltham " before " St. Lawren
No. 976, line 12 .... Query, for " Hornhill " read " Hernhill, Kent."
No. 980, line 4 . . . . For " Biggott " read " Bigott."
No. 1002, line 4 .... Query, for "Kruscomb
No. 1138, line 9 .... After " Much Marche, Gl
No. 1173, line 5 .... Delete the comma after
No. 1192, line 7 . . . . For " Id Kent Road " re
"
for " Kruscomb " read " Corscombe."
After " Much Marche, Gloucs." insert " (PMuch Marcle, Hereford)."
Samuel."
Id Kent Road " read " Old Kent Road."
Von Schneben " read " Von Schnehen."
. , . . . . or
No. 1200, line 3 . . . . For
No. 1266, line i . . . . For " BrowN " read " BROWN."
No. 1269 ...... On the 5th March, 1909, at 4, Phillimore Gardens,^ Kensington, W.,
died in his 73rd year, Henry Mason Bompas, K.C., J.P., late
County Court Judge, youngest son of Charles Carpenter Bompas,
Ser j eant-at-Law.
No. 1281, line 3 .... Query, for " Mesenden " read " Missenden, in the parish of Hitchin."
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CONVENTION
INTERNATIONALE D'HERALDIQUE.
II a ete forme sous le nom de Convention Interna-
tionale d' Heraldique, une Association qui a pour
objet :
i De developper 1'etude du Blason, particuliere-
ment au double point de vue theorique et inter-
national.
2 De servir de lien et de trait d'union
entre les divers Corps et Societes heraldiques
existants.
La " Convention " se propose d'atteindre son but
par la discussion, entre ses membres, des questions
que le Comite jugera utile de soumettre aux
Societaires.
Les Associations armoriales en relations avec la
" Convention Heraldique " seront invitees a prendre
part aux debats.
Afin ,? e g^neraliser et d'amplifier ceux-ci, la
"C.I.H." utilisera autant que possible, pour ses
communications, les organes de ces Societes et les
revues heraldiques paraissant dans les differents
pays.
Parmi les sujets susceptibles d'etre proposes aux
deliberations de la "Convention," mentionnon les
suivants :
A.) Elaboration d'un Code heraldique inter-
national destine a :
i Arreter, preciser et completer les lois armoriales
en tenant compte des exigences resultant de 1'usage
moderne et toujours croissant des armoiries.
2 Regler tout ce qui concerne le Blason, quant a
I'uniformite de ses principes fondamentaux et
generaux, scientifiques-techniques.
B.) Examen de la possibilite et de 1'opportunite
de la formation d'une instance et autorite heraldique
arbitrate superieure, centrale et internationale, pou-
vant servir d'intermediaire entre les Chancelleries
armoriales officielles et les societes cultivant le Noble
Savoir.
La "Convention Heraldique" a commence ses
travaux par un essai de fixer definitivement les regies
armoriales, et, a cet effet, elle a ouvert le debat sur
les " Lois Heraldiques " etablies par P.-B. Gheusi
dans son " Blason Heraldique." (Paris, 1892).
Les membres de la " Convention " ont ete pries de
faire savoir s'ils acceptaient tant en la forme que
quant au fond la teneur de ces regies, ou s'ils
avaient des remarques a formuler et des modifica-
tions a suggerer.
Le Comite accueillera de meme avec plaisir les
observations que toutes les personnes interessees a
1'art heraldique pourront lui envoyer sur le sujet.
Les reponses doivent etre adressees au Vice-
Chancelier, M. RENE DROZ a Francfort s.M.
Le Comite fondateur de la " Convention Interna-
tionale d' Heraldique" constitue 1631 decembre, 1907,
se compose actuellement comme suit :
President :
Comte de COLLEVILLE, President du Conseil He-
raldique de France, Camerier secret de cape et
d'epee de S. S., Delegue General en France du
Patriarcat latin de Jerusalem, et Bailli-Grand-Croix
de 1'Ordre du Saint-Sepulcre. Paris.
i er Vice-President :
Marquis de PIMODAN, due de RARECOURT-PIMODAN,
Membre du Conseil Heraldique de France et Con-
seiller General. Paris.
Vice-Presidents :
Son Excellence DON FRANCISCO-FERNANDEZ DE
BETHENCOURT, Chambellan de S. M. Catholique,
Senateur du Royaume d'Espagne, Membre de 1' Aca-
demic Royale d'Histoire. Madrid.
Prpfesseur AD. M. HILDEBRANDT, Membre de la
Societe "Herold" et Redacteur de sa Revue " Der
Deutsche Herold." Berlin.
Vicomte de SAN-BARTHOLOMEU DE MESSINES,
Officier du Secretariat General des Bibliotheques et
Archives nattonales. Lisbonne.
M. JEAN GRELLET, President de la Societe Suisse
d' Heraldique. St-Gall.
Commandeur Emmanuel PORTAL, Officier de Tins.
Publique, Rome.
Comte du CHASTEL DE LA HOWARDERIE-NEUVI-
REUIL, Membre des Societies Historique et Archeo-
logique de Tournai, et d'Etudes Historiques de Cam-
brai, de 1' Association Genealogique et Heraldique
" De Nederlandsche Leeuw," chateau de Kain (Bel-
gique.)
Secretaire general :
Comte de BREMOND D'ARS, Membre du Conseil
Heraldique de France. Chateau de Guilly, Finistere.
i Vice-Secretaire :
YVES DE COLLEVILLE, Camerier secret de S. S.,
Membre du Conseil Heraldique de France, Comm .
du Saint-Sepulcre. Paris.
2 nd Vice-Secretaire :
FRITZ DE ZEPELIN, chevalier de 1'Ordre du Saint-
Sepulcre. Paris.
Chancelier :
Baron du ROURE DE PAULIN, Membre du Conseil
Heraldique de France et Secretaire de la Societe
Francaise des Collectionneurs d'Ex-Libris et de
Reliures Historiques. Paris.
Vice-Chancelier ;
Rene DROZ, Membre du Conseil Heraldique de
France, du "Collegio Araldico" de Rome, de la
Societe Suisse d'Heraldique, de 1' " Ex-Libris Socie-
ty" de Londres, des Societes " Herold" de Berlin et
"St. Michael" (de Wurtemberg), de la Societe
Imperiale Royale Heraldique d'Autriche "Adler,"
etc. Francfort s.M. (p.a. Societe Generale Alsacienne
de Banque).
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INDEX TO SPECIAL LINES OF RESEARCH.
INDEX TO SPECIAL LINES OF RESEARCH.
AACHEN, siehe " Aix-la-Chapelle."
ADELS-FAMILIEN, siehe " Nobility."
AGINCOURT, those who fought at, 709.
AIREDALE families, 109.
AIX-LA-CHAPELLE (Germany) families, 700.
AMERICA :
American families, 57.
Old English families in U.S.A., 214.
Migration of Quakers to A., 53, 629.
Postal Directories of places in U.S.A., 671.
Huguenot emigrants to A., 1010.
Descendants of armigerous families who migrated
to A., 1174.
ANGLO-IRISH families, 407.
ARMS, Identification of, 135, 215, 225, 401, 621,
757, 1069.
AUSTRALIAN families, 288.
AUSTRIA, claims to titles in, 691.
BAPTIST literature (before 1700), 151.
BARONETCIES, dormant or extinct, 351.
BATAVIA, Dutch East India Co. in, 387.
BEDFORD (New York) families, 1175.
BERKSHIRE families, 28, 1160.
BISHOP STORTFORD (Herts.) families, 298.
BOOKSELLERS, catalogues of German genealogi-
cal, 1034.
BRANDENBURG (Germany) ; Aus Holland nach
B. ausgewanderte Evangelische (1600), 249.
BRECONSHIRE families, 632.
BREMEN (Germany) ; bremischer Adel, 835.
BRITISH :
Formation of a B. Heraldic Society, 10.
West B. families, 801.
BROMSGROVE (Wore.) families residing in neigh-
bourhood (before 1760), 1086.
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE :
Bucks, families, 1160.
South Bucks, families, 309.
BURGEN betreffende Literatur, u.s.w., 55.
BURGERGESCHLECHTER, siehe " Danzig," " El-
bing," " Germany," " Holland," und
" Thorn."
CAITHNESS families, 643.
CAMBRIDGE, see " St. John's College."
CANADA :
Canadian families, 637.
Old English families in C., 214.
CARDIGANSHIRE families, 310, 1210.
CARMARTHENSHIRE families, 310.
CATALOGUES, see " Booksellers " and " Pub-
lishers."
CATHOLIC families in Hereford and Monmouth,
276.
CEYLON, Dutch East India Co. in, 387.
CHANCERY SUITS, dormant, 597.
CHAPEL EN LE FRITH (Derbyshire) families, 674.
CHESHIRE families, 283, 1045.
CLARE : County C. families, 609, 722.
CLOTHIERS (CLOTH- WEAVING) families, originally
of Kent, 1308.
CONNECTICUT :
English emigration to C. (during I7th century),
819.
See also "Greenwich," "New Fairfield," and
" Stamford."
CORNWALL :
Cornwall, 35.
Cornwall families, 32, 109.
Cornish names, 573.
CORK : County C. families, 541, 1176.
CRAVEN (Yorks.), Quaker families of, 337.
CRUSADER PRINCES, English Descents from, 432.
CUMBERLAND families, 219, 282, 882, 1008.
DANZIG (Germany), Biirger- u. Adelsgeschlechter,
728.
DENMARK :
Danish families, 222, 787.
Danish nobility of the Middle Ages, 67.
DERBYSHIRE, see " Chapel en le Frith " and
" High Peak."
DEVON :
Devon, 35.
Devon families, 32, in, 530, 637, 1038, 1257.
See also ' ' Hatherleigh, ' ' and ' ' Topsham. ' '
DIRECTORIES of places in U.S.A., 671.
DORSET families, in.
DUBLIN :
County D. families, 716.
Linen-factors in D., 296.
DUMFRIESSHIRE, 285.
DURHAM :
D. families, 118, 121, 1189, 137--
D. Quaker families, 48.
DUTCH, see " Holland."
DUTCH EAST INDIA COMPANY, 387.
EAST ANGLIAN families, 346.
EAST INDIES, 387.
EGHAM (Surrey) families, 856.
ELBING (Germany), Burger- u. Adelsgeschlech-
ter, 728.
INDEX TO SPECIAL LINES OF RESEARCH.
EMIGRANTS :
Emigrant families, 874.
Immigranten-familien in Alt-Livland (Mittel-
alter), 224.
Aus Holland nach Brandenburg ausgewanderte
Evangelische (1600), 249.
Migration of Quaker families to America, 629.
New Jersey Colonial Emigrant families, 924.
Descendants of armigerous families who emigrated
to America, 1174.
See also " Huguenots," " ' Mayflower ' Passengers,"
and " Pilgrims."
ENGLAND :
Norman families in England, 615.
English descents from Crusader Princes, 432.
West of England families, 120, 874, 1068.
East Anglian families, 346.
Recusant families of South of England, 960.
English emigration to Conn. (U.S.A.) during
1 7th Century, 819.
Descendants of old English families in U.S.A.
and Canada, 214.
Anglo-Irish families, 407.
ESSEX :
E. families, 493, 784.
See also " Langham."
EVANGELISCHE, siehe " Emigrants."
FINLAND families, 222.
FLEMISH Huguenots (before 1800), 106.
FRANCE, see " Huguenots."
FRIENDS, Society of, see " Quaker."
GALWAY : County G. families, 1288.
GENIUS, Men of, 109.
GERMANY :
German families, 222.
Works helpful in tracing genealogies in G., 594.
Claims to titles in G., 691.
Norddeutsche Burger- u. Adelsgeschlechter, 728.
German genealogical publishers and booksellers,
1034.
See also ' ' Aix-la-Chapelle, " " Brandenburg, ' '
" Bremen," " Danzig," " Ebling,"
" Hesse," " Pomerania," " Prussia,"
' ' Saxony, " " Thorn, ' ' and ' ' West-
phalia. ' '
GLOUCESTER Co. (U.S.A.), Colonial emigrant
families, 924.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE :
G. families, 195.
G. families settled in South of Ireland in i7th
Century, 1272.
GREENWICH (Conn., U.S.A.) : families, 364, 1175.
HAMPSHIRE, 35.
HATHERLEIGH (Devon) families, 944.
HERALDRY : ,
Heraldry, 55, 1288, 1315.
Formation of a British Heraldic Society, 10.
Scottish Heraldry, 478, 1248.
Descendants of armigerous families who migrated
to America, 1174.
Alt-hessische Adels-Familien u. deren Wappen-
kunde, 1197.
See also " Arms."
HEREFORD, Catholic families in, 276.
HERTFORDSHIRE, see " Bishop Stortford."
HESSE (Germany) : Alt-hessische Adels-Fami-
lien u. deren Wappenkunde, 1197.
HIGHLANDS, see " Scotland."
HIGH PEAK (Derbyshire) families, 674.
HOLLAND :
Dutch families, 728, 1150, 1338.
Aus Holland nach Brandenburg ausgewanderte
Evangelische (1600), 249.
See ' ' Netherlands. ' '
HORNSEY (London) topography and genealogy,
7i-
HUGUENOT :
H. families, 38, 112, 339, 407, 495, 540, 637, 736,
769, 853. 913. 94, 115. 1344-
French H. families, 104.
Flemish H. families, 106.
H. refugee families in Ireland, 386.
H. emigrants to America, 1010.
Locating H. refugees between France and Rotter-
dam, 1309.
HULL, Mayors, Sheriffs, etc., of, 304.
IRELAND :
Irish families, 541, 637, 722, 901.
North of I. families, 776, 983.
South-East of I. families, 1180.
Norman families in I., 615.
Anglo-Irish families, 407.
Scoto-Irish families, 246, 80 1.
Huguenot refugee families in I., 386.
Irish Presbyterians in Rebellion (1798), 1087.
Gloucestershire and Somerset families which
settled in South of I. in I7th Century, 1272.
JAMAICA (West Indies) : Jamaican families, 407.
JOHNSON, Dr. : Families associated with him
at Lichfield (Staffs.), etc., 371.
KENT:
K. families, 153.
Clothiers (Cloth-Weaving) families originally of
K., 1308.
See also ' ' Sandgate Castle. ' '
KERRY families, 541, 798.
LANARKSHIRE families, 544.
LANCASHIRE :
L. families, 219, 283, 299, 360, 444, 476, 749, 1045.
North-East L. families, 492.
LANDHOLDERS, see " Surrey."
LANGHAM (Essex) and district, 462.
LEICESTERSHIRE families, 211.
LEITRIM families, 595.
LICHFIELD (Staffs.), see " Johnson, Dr."
LIMERICK : County L. families, 541, 609, 722.
LINCOLNSHIRE :
L. families, 32, 667.
L. topography and genealogy, 730.
LINEN-FACTORS, see "Dublin."
LITERATURE :
Burgen betreffende Literatur, 55.
Baptist Literature (before 1700), 151.
Works helpful in tracing genealogies in Germany,
594.
Catalogues of German genealogical publishers
and booksellers, 1034.
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INDEX TO SPECIAL LINES OF RESEARCH.
LFVLAND (Russia), Immigrant en-familien in
Alt-Livland (Mittelalter), 224.
LONDON :
L. families, 57, 1257.
See also " Hornsey " and "^Tottenham."
LOWESTOFT (Suffolk) or district, families of, 416.
MALTA, families from, 317.
MARYLAND (U.S.A.) : Early M. families, 1121.
"MAYFLOWER" PASSENGERS (1620), 546.
MAYORS, see " Hull."
MIDDLESEX :
M. families, 153.
West M. families, 309.
See also ' ' London ' ' and ' ' Northolt. ' '
MONMOUTHSHIRE :
M. families, 1210.
Catholic families in Monmouth, 276.
MONMOUTHSHIRE (New Jersey, U.S.A.),
Founders of, 582.
MONTGOMERYSHIRE families, 613, 1210.
NAMES, see " Cornwall."
NETHERLANDS :
Patrician and noble families in the N. (till 1500),
1338.
See " Holland."
NEVIS (West Indies) families, 163.
NEW ENGLAND (U.S.A.) : early N.E. families
settled in N. Penna., 159.
NEW FAIRFIELD (Conn., U.S.A.) families, 1175.
NEW JERSEY (U.S.A.) :
Colonial families, 924, 1217.
See also " Monmouthshire, N.J."
NEW YORK, see " Bedford."
NOBILITY :
Bremen, 835.
Danzig, 728.
Denmark, 67.
Elbing, 728.
Germany, 728.
Hesse, 1197.
Holland, 728, 1338.
Netherlands, 1338.
Normandy, 214.
Pomerania, 1341.
Prussia, 1341.
Saxony, 1200.
Sweden, 67, 258, 281.
Thorn, 728.
Westphalia, 264.
NORFOLK families, 1054.
NORMAN :
N. families, 1049.
Old Noblesse families, Normandy, 214.
N. families in England and Ireland, 615.
NORTHOLT (Middlesex) families, 1066.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE :
N. Families, 1160.
Quaker families in N., 230.
NORTHUMBERLAND :
N. families, 1189, 1372.
South Northumbrian (Tyne Valley) families, 118.
NORWEGIAN families, 222.
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE ; families of South N., 1228.
ORKNEY families, 643.
OXFORDSHIRE families, 1160.
PEMBROKESHIRE families, 310, 1208.
PENNSYLVANIA :
Early New England families settled in Northern
P., 159.
English settlers in the ' ' Three Lower Counties ' '
of P., 204.
PERPETUATION of genealogical data, 1297.
PILGRIMS :
P. families, 1298, 1299, 1344.
See also " ' Mayflower ' Passengers."
PLANTAGENET Royal Descents, 1099.
POCAHONTAS, Descendants of, 252.
POMERANIA (Germany) :
Address of a genealogist in or near Stolp wanted,
671.
Pouimersche Adelsgeschichte, 1341.
PRESBYTERIANS ; Irish P. in the Rebellion
(1798), 1087.
PRUSSIA (Germany) ; preussische Adelsge-
schichte, 1341.
PUBLISHERS, Catalogues of German genea-
logical, 1034.
PURITAN families, 1298, 1299.
QUAKER :
Q. families, 106, 711, 1140.
Ancestry of early Q. families, 297, 1140.
Yorkshire and Durham Q. families, 48.
Q. families of Craven, Yorks., 337.
Q. families in Sussex and Northants, 230.
Quakers living in Scotland, 916.
Migration of Q. families to America, 53, 629.
Q. families or individuals who have lived in
Australia, 288.
RECUSANT families of Sussex and South of
England, 960.
ROTTERDAM, see " Huguenots."
ROYAL DESCENTS, 442, 1099.
RUSSIA :
Russian families, 1049.
See also ' ' Livland. ' '
ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE (Cambridge), members of,
388, 862.
ST. KITTS (West Indies) families, 163.
SANDGATE CASTLE (Kent), Officers of, 89.
SAXONY (Germany) :
Uradel Niedersachsens, 1200.
Sachsisch-Thuringische Familien, 781.
SCOTLAND :
Scotch families, 407, 801, 814, 831, 977.
Highland families, 614, 776.
Western Island families, 776.
Quakers living in Scotland (1600-1800), 916.
Those concerned in Scotch Rebellion ( 1 745 ), 866.
Scottish Heraldry, 478, 1248.
Scoto-Irish families, 246, 80 1.
cxvn
INDEX TO SPECIAL LINES OF RESEARCH.
Thorn-
SHELLEY (Suffolk) parish, 746.
SHERIFFS, see " Hull."
SHETLAND families, 643, 749.
SHROPSHIRE families, 211.
SOMERSET :
S. families, in.
S. families which settled in South of Ireland,
1 7th Century, 1272.
STAFFORDSHIRE :
S. families, 732.
See also " Johnson, Dr."
STAMFORD (Conn., U.S.A.) families, 1175-
STOLP (Germany), see " Pomerania."
SUFFOLK :
S. families, 1054.
West S., 33.
See also ' ' Lowestof t, " " Shelley, '
don " and " Waldingfield. "
SURREY :
S. families, 153, 423.
S. Landholders, 170.
See also " Egham," " Thorpe " and " Walton-
on-Thames. ' '
SUSSEX :
S. families, 153, 346, 1160.
East S. families, 5, 868.
West S. yeoman families, 1033.
Quaker families, in S., 230.
Recusant families of S., 960.
SWEDEN :
Swedish families, 222, 787.
Swedish nobility, 67, 258, 281.
THORN (Germany), Burger- u. Adelsgeschlech-
ter, 728.
THORNDON (Suffolk) families, 569.
THORPE (Surrey) families, 856.
THURINGEN, see " Saxony."
TIPPERARY : County T. families, 317, 1288.
TITLES, Claims to T. in Germany and Austria, 691 .
TOPSHAM (S. Devon) families, 428.
TOTTENHAM (London) topography and genea-
logy, 71.
TYNE VALLEY, see " Northumberland."
TYRONE ; County T. families, 604.
ULSTER families, 246.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, see " America."
VERMONT (U.S.A.), 924.
WALDINGFIELD (Suffolk) and district, 462.
WALES ; Welsh families, 578.
WALLOON families, 157.
WALPOLE, Horace, his friends and relations, 907.
WALTON-ON-THAMES (Surrey) genealogy and
topography, 671.
WAMPHRAY (Dumfriesshire) parish, 285.
WAPPENKUNDE, siehe " Heraldry."
WARWICKSHIRE families, 195, 732.
WEAVING, see " Clothiers."
WESTERN ISLAND families, see " Scotland."
WEST INDIAN :
Families, 119, 637.
See also ' ' Jamaica, " " Nevis ' ' and ' ' St. Kitts. ' '
WESTMORLAND families, 219, 282, 882.
WESTPHALIA (Germany) ; adelige Familien
Westfalens, 264.
WHARFEDALE (Yorks.) families, 109.
WORCESTERSHIRE :
W. families, 104, 195, 732.
See also ' ' Bromsgrove. ' '
WYATT'S REBELLION, families involved in, 726.
YEOMAN families, see " Sussex."
YORKSHIRE :
Y. families, 132, 360, 476.
Y. Quaker families, 48.
See also ' ' Wharfedale. ' '
CXVlll
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
In the Index :
Surnames commencing with d' (de, de la, de St., di, du), Fitz, I', La (Le), Mac (M' , Me), O' (0), U'
van (vont, von), zu (zur), &c., will be found under D, F, I, L, M, O, U, V, Z, &c.
All M' and Me surnames are arranged as if written Mac.
Hyphenated and Continental compound (not hyphenated) names are arranged under the initial
letter of each surname, e.g., " John Dunn-Smith " would be indexed under D as " Dunn-
Smith ' ' and under 5 as " [Smith] . ' '
Surnames commencing with St. will be found under Saint.
Following the example of the Post Office London Directory, names containing modified vowels
are arranged as if the vowel were not modified, e.g., " During ' ' will be found under ' ' Dur- ' '
and not under " Due-," as is usual in Continental works of reference.
Dark-type entries refer to the contributors' own surnames ; ordinary-type entries refer to the
families in which the contributors are interested.
In the Text :
The * before a surname is an indication that the genealogist has requested that it should be noted
that he possesses information which he is willing to impart, but that he does not wish for
further data.
The f before a surname is an indication that the genealogist has requested that it should be noted
that he desires information about the family, without being able to impart much or any.
The absence of both the * and the f indicates that the genealogist has made no such request, and
that therefore he both possesses information about the family named and also desires to add
to his data.
Any rewards offered by contributors are payable by them to the first finder only, and all such offers
expire one year after the date of publication.
The Editor accepts no responsibility of any kind, either as Editor or Publisher, in connection with
rewards offered.
A(a)ga(a)rd, 157
Abbatt, 832
Abbatt, 832
Abbot, 1215
Abbot, 639
Abbott, 536
Abbott, 639, 1045
Abell, 950
Abercromby, 74
Abraham, 12
Abraham, 967
Acheson, 1108
Ackerley, 42
Ackerley, 42
Ackroyd, 342, 476
Acland, 369, 1254
Acton, 531
Adair, 147
Adams, 79, 1036, 1188
Adams, 79, 593, 645, 705, 950,
1036, I33 6
Adamson, 708, 967
Adderley, 60
Addington, 1353
Adey, 119, 958
Adison, 711
Ady, 711
Aert, 1175
Aertzen, 1175
af Sandeberg, 240
Aga(a)rd, 157
A'Glow, 573
Agneau, 1105
Agnew, 1105
Ahlers, 1034
Ahsberg, 157
Aiken, 1040
Aislabie, 133
Aitchison, 1108
Akenhead, 95
Albeck, 23
Alchorne, 106
Aldborough, 561
Alden, 546, 1344, 1345
Alder.. 353, 658
Alderman, 909
Aldersey, 1255, 1269
Aldersley, 13
Aldworth, 353
Aid worth, 353
Alen, 150
Alexander, 1189, 1322
Algar, 844
Algren, 247
Allaway, 3
Allaway, 3
Allen, 174, 310, 668
Allen, 147, 186, 214, 252,
620, 747, 1284, 1360
[Allerburg], 957
Allerton, 449
Alley, 1103
Allgar, 525
Allibone, 821
Allison, 347
Allison, 347
Alport, 211
Alricks, 252
Alston, 418, 1062
Alvord, 713
Alvord, 1226
Amatt, 342
Ameronger, 499
Ammidoun, 145
Amphlett, 41
Amphlett, 41
Amyand, 842
Ancestry, 1142
Anderson, 540
Anderson, 265, 341, 540, 1226,
1252, 1371
Anderton, 444
Anderton, 444
Andrewes, 932, 985
Andrews, 976
Andrews, 938, 976
Angel, 1327
525, Angell, 1315
Angle, 742
Ann, 120
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Anne, 120
Annesley, 1133
Ansell, 1160
Antill, 88, 244
Antram, 351
Antrim, 951
Antrobus, 572
AnwHl, 426
Anwyl, 426
Anyan, 1087
Apedaile, 192
Apedaile, 192
Applebie, 1175
Appleby, 1175
Applegate, 582, 1051
Applegate, 582, 1051
Appleton, 620
ap Thomas, 1121
Apuldrefield, 767
Arbauer, 827
Archbell, 841
Archbold, 777
Archer, 869
Archer, 516, 620, 869
Arentschild, 835
Areskine, 916
Arkle, 40
Arkle, 40
Armes, 298
Armitage, 1182
Armstrong, 645, 907
Arner, 684
Arner, 684
Arnold, 758, 978
Arnold, 711, 758
Arnolde, 572
Arnott, 1361
Arrowsmith, 211
Arser, 1175
Arthur, 342, 1312
Artse, 1175
Arundell, 769
Ash, 219, 1221
Ashburner, 44
Ashbury, 724
Ashby, 1274
Ashfield, 785
Ashington, 623
Ashley, 871
Ashley, 871, 1284, 1297
Ashlin, 991
Ashton, 397, 444
Ash well, 511
Ashwell, 511
Ashworth, 2
Askell, 121, 1331
Askew, 685
Askew, 12, 685, 1347
Askull, 1331
Aslac, 928
Aslake, 928
Asselin, 671
Astle, 491
Astley, 1054
Astley, 399, 531. 611, 1054
Aston, 390
Athill-Cruttwell, 62
Atkins, 589
Atkinson, 1358
Atkinson, 592, 1312
Attebrygge, 1041
Atterbury, 709
Atthill, 1248
Attree, 5
Atwater, 819
Atwood, 752
Aucock, 342
Auden, 853
Auden, 853
Audley, 180, 565
Austen, 186, 462, 711
Austin, 266
Austin, 266, 462, 711
Averill, mo
A very, 1128
Avery, 120, 364, 1079, 1128
Axon, 16
Aylesbury, 767
Aylmer, 138
Ayrey, 948
Ayton, 137
Babb, 1048
Babbe/7ii
Babington, 724
Bachiler, 69, 923
Bachofen von Echt, 52
Bachofen von Echt, 52
Bachope, 706
Backhouse, 476
Bacon, 1162
Bacon, 38, 153, 159, 532, 681,
1162
Badcock, 138
Badcock, 138, 1160
Badger, 726
Badham Thornhill, 840
[Bagiriski], 124
Baildon, 1236
Bailes, 1057
Bailey, 1135
Bailey, 27, 822
Baillie, 953
Baillie, 193, 953, 1272
Bainbridge, 1117, 1270
Baird, 842, 1230
Baker, 43, 77, 112, 125, 811
[Baker], 1182
Baker, 43, 77, 112, 125, 297,
302, 525, 550, 747, 966,
1175, 1182, 1230, 1232,11236
Balch, 1333
Balch, 1333 .
Balchin, 742
Balcom, 354
Balcom, 1157
Baldwin, 648
Baldwin, 648, 1323
Ball, 351, 716, 1061
Ball, 351, 417, 572, 1061, 1318
Ballard, 656
Ballinger, 1036
Balme, 219
Balram, 172
Baltinglass, 150
Bambrick, 1117
Bambridge, 1117
Banastre, 757
Bancroft, 969, 1347
Banister, 1307
Banister, 1307
Bankes, 380
Banks, 660, 1285
Bannatyne, 1119
Bannerman, 724
Banning, 1224, 1286
Barclay, 95, 1020
Bard, 752
Bardsea, 444
Bardswell, 812
Bardwell, 99
Bardwell, 38, 812
Barefoot, 1345
Barfoot, 945
Barker, 993
Barker-Bell, 906
Barlow, 1004
Barlow, 664, 1004. 1312
Barnard, 122, 1249
Barnes, 459, 487, 550, 948, 989,
1299
Barnewall, 1348
Barns, 687
Barnwell, 1062
Barrar, 769
Barret, 585
Barrett, 585
Barrett, 1036
Barrington, 969
Barrow, 1059
Barrow, 926, 1059
Barry, 816
Bartholomew, 606
Barthorp, 280
Bart (am, 123
Bartlam, 123
Bartle, 1231
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Bartleei, 519
Bartleet, 519
Bartlett, 519, 614, 660
Barton, 77, 454, 594, 967, 1092
Bartram, 53
Bascom, 1131
Baskerville, 481
Baskerville, 481
Basnett, 16
Bass, 858
Bassett, 145, 971
Bastard, 262
Basye, 735
Batchelor, 573, 1269
[Bateman], 13
Bateman, 13
Bates, 118, 204
Bathans Thornhill, 1151
Bathurst, 1331
Batten, 32
Batten, 32
Battersby, 1108
Bauer, 844
Baughan, 454
Bax, 361
Bax, 361
Baxter, 1312
Bayldon, 1236
Bayles, 1012
Bayley, 948
Baylis, 951
Bayly, 147, 948
Baynes, 1047
Bazely, 1201
Bazely, 1201
Beakman, 140
Beal, 1320
Bealde, 1308
Beale, 607, 1308
Beale, 942, 1308, 1320
Bead, 100
Beall, 911, 1308
Beamsley, 572
Beanlands, 616
Bearse, 976
Beasley, 208
Beatman, 140
Beaton, 1182
Beatton, 643
Beauchamp, 56
Beaufoy, 172
Beaumont, 572, 1172
Beawle, 1308
Beazley, 283
Beazley, 283
Bebee, 1221
Becconsall, 822
Becford, 456
Beck, 657, 1017
Becket, 572
Beckwith, 961
Beddoe, 383
Bedell, 1202
Beebe, 1142
Beel, 1308
Beelaerts van Blokland, 98
Beever, 137
Beevor, 137
Begbie, 1248
Behnkendorf, 315
Beiszger, 1116
Bele, 1308
Belfrage, 172
Belfrage, 172
Belin, 742
Belknap, 54
Belknap, 54
Bell, 548
Bell, 485, 502, 516, 548, 681,
688, 1060, 1361
[Bell], 906
Bellew, 332
Bellewe, 1348
Bellingham, 231
Benckendorff, 278, 315
Beneckendorff, 315
Benekendorff, 278
Benekendorff 278
Benelandes, 616
Benest, 671
Benett, 119
Benger, 1272
Benkendorf, 278
Benkendorff, 315
Benkendorff, 278, 315
Benlande, 616
Benlandes, 616
Benn, 967
Benneckendorff, 278
Bennet, 1024, 1138
Bennett, 639
Bennett, 214, 639, 1057
Bennion, 1138
Benson, 496
Benson, 496
Bent, 459
Berdan, 1075
Berdon, 1075
[Beresford], 954
Bere\ve, 926
Beringuier, 1184
Berkeley, 292, 491, 622
Berlepsch, 781
Bernard, 1006
Bernau, 671, 1138
Bernau, 671
Berners, 563
Berriman, 607
Berrow, 926
Berry, 738, 1103
Berry, 738, 991, 1103, 1142, 1301,
1379
Berthon, 135
Bertram, 123
Bertrand, 436
Besch, 671
Beskawin, 894
Beskoen, 894
Best, 523, 1182
Bethune, 459
Bethune, 170, 188, 459, 1182
Bethune-Baker, 1182
Bettesworth, 945
Betts, 205
Betts, 74, 364, 727, 1142, 1285
Bickerstaff, 421
Bickerton, 575, 1248
Bicknell, 758
Bide, 482
Bidik, 44
Bienert, 1030
Bigelow, 1273
Bigelow, 976, 1273
Biggs, 812
Biglands, 42
Bijleveld, 1338
Billing, 157
Billinge, 634
Billings, 157, 524
Bind loss, 1025
Bindloss, 1025
Bingham, 38
Bingley, 186
Bingley, 186
Birbeck, 464
Birch, 135
Bird, 752
Birge, 1319
Birkett, 1045
Birley, 1250
Bisacre, 1253
Bishop, 542
Bishop, 397, 1360
Bispham, 1063
Biss, 56
Bisse, ^6
BisselC 881
Bjorkman, 222
Bjorkman, 222
Black, 452
Black, 643
Blackall, 636, 1160
Blackburn, 756, 951
Blacker, 803, 890
Blacker, 890
Blackett, 671
Blackley, 645
Blackman, 504
Blackman, 504
Blackwood, 245
cxxi
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Blagg, 1228
Blagg, 1228
Blagrave, 372
Blain, 299
Blair, 909, 1263
Blair-McGuffie, 587
Blair-McGuffie, 587
Blake, 659, 1288
Blake, 69, 608, 742, 1108, 1160,
1288
Blakeman, 504, 593
Blakeslee, 1327
Blakeway, 2
Blakey, 360
Blakiston, 653
Blanchard, 459, 1345
Blanchert, 1345
Blandy, 1072
Blanquiere, 386
Blencow, 466
Blennerhassett, 737, 1248
Blewett, 1308
Bligh, 341
Blinkhorn, 634
Blish, 1158
Blish, 1158
Bliss, 950
Bloch, 315
Bloeyman, 249
Blomefield, 1085
Blomerfield, 1085
Blood, 163, 284, 1117
Bloom, 195
Bloom, 195
Blow, 469
Bloxsom, 1071
Blumer, 658
Blumer, 658
Blunden, 546, 1033
Blunston, 53
Blyden, 1222
Blyth, 58, 660
Boardman, 219
Bocher, 1216
Boddington, 261
Bodenctick, 495
Bodwell, 1174
Boeddinghaus, 234
Boel, 1046
Boetticher, 30
[Boevey], 926
Bogen, 1250
Bogle, 657, 876
Boies, 739
Boise, 739
Boiss, 312
Bolam, 1057, 1225
Bolde, 842
Boles, 819, 1272
Bolitho, 720
Bolitho, 720
Bolland, 109
Bolle, 1046
Bdlsche, 1179
Bolton, 829, 1117
Boltwood, 1193
Bolt wood, 1193
Boman, 10
Bomford, 982
Bommerle, 315
Bompas, 1269, see p. cxiii
Bompas, 1269, 1381
Bonaparte, 785
Bonar, 1158
Bond, 1003
[Bonde], 127
Bone, 658
Bonham, 1010
Bonnell, 432, 695
Bonsall, 53, 1347
Boone, 1226, 1308
Boosie, 312
Boote, 850
Booth, 50, 950, 1237
Booth, 38, 50, 950
Boothby, 828, mo, 1201
Booty, 1041
Borland, 1216, 1349
Borlase 443
Borr, 568
Bosanquet, 457
Bosanquet, 457
Boscawen, 894
Bosleey, 409
Boss, 312
Boss, 312
Bostock, 191
Boston, 1232
Boswell, 312, 643
Bosworth, 949, 1312
Boucher, 80
Boucher 80
Bouchier, 80
Boul, 1046
Boulanger, 1006
Boulton, 17
Bourchier, 563
Bourchier, 18, 92
Bourn, 1322
Bourne, 681, 1318, 1322
Boutcher, 637, 872
Bovington, 153
Bowen, 409, 1138
Bower, 544, 948, 1160
Bowes, 663
Bowles, 619
Bowles, 619, 1272, 1274
Bowman, 326, 1263
Bowman, 1008, 1263
Bowne, 572, 1308
cxxii
Bowns, 1284
Bowsie, 312
Bowyer, 134
Bowyer, 134, 512
Box, 815, 855
Box, 815, 855
Boyce, 312, 993
Boycott, 472
Boyd, 799
Boyd, 799, 1348
Boyle, 983
Boyle, 901, 983, 1119
Boyman, 572
Boynton, 1285
Boys, 914, 993
Boyse, 727
Brabazon, 1239
Bracebridge, 108
Bradbrook, 104
Bradbrook(e), 104
Bradbury, 1249
Braddock, 584
Bradestone, 592
Bradfield, 550
Bradford, 1031
Bradford, 424, 658, 1031, 1344
Bradley, 337, 1218, 1297
Bradshaigh, 822
Bradshaw, 138, 1160
Bradshawe, 899
Brady, 409
Brailsford, 674, 1347
Braithwaite, 590
Braithwaite, 118
Bramwell, 405, 634
Bramwell, 405, 618
Brand, 769
[Brandenfels], 939
Brandon, 1042
Brandreth, 796
Branson, 951
Branwell, 109
Brasseur, 1134
Brawn, 43
Bray, 582
Braybrook(e), 104
Brayden, 895
Braylesford, 674
Breakenridge, 658
Brecknock, 694
Breese, 1153
Brefmitiernan, 882
Brembre, 856
Bremridge, 1041
Brendon, 20
Brenton, 975
Brerewood, 822
Brett, 759, 1054
Brewer, 769
Brewster, 991, 1059
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Brickenden, 804
Brickenden, 253
Brick wood, 610
Brickwood, 610
Bridge, 679, 693
Bridge 334, 1250
Brightwell, 899
Brightwen, 328
Brigg, 1041
Briggs, 1041
Briggs, 572, 1041, 1220
Brillings, 344
Brinckle, 204
Brintnall, 344
Briscoe, 1165
Briscoe, 1165
Brissett, 407
Brister, 418
Bristow, 891, 1041, 1291
Bristowe, 1041
Brittain, 1271
Britten, 233
Britton, 171, 1085
Broadbent, 866
Broadhead, 723
Broadhead, 1345
Brocas, 767
Brock, 739
Brockbury. 695
Brocket!, 1100
Brockett, noo
Brodbelt, 624
Brodie, 1211
Brody, 1211
Broke, 395
Bromley, 497
Bronte, 109
Brooke, 768, 1046
Brookes, 138
Brookholding, 12
Brooking, 1124
Brooking, 548, 1124, 1295
Brooks, 572, 624, 725
Brooks-King, 3
Brough, 659
Broughton, 638
Broughton, 211, 638
Broun, 706
Brown, 46, 1169, 1226
[Brown], 1045
Brown, 146, 74, 119, 282, 292, 364,
424,524,546,711,975,1045,
1047, 1230, 1266, 1273, 1379
Browne, 571, 737, 1130
Browne, 393, 497, 571, 737, 134*
Brownell, 483
Brownen, 165
Brownen, 165
Browning, 165, 724
Brownrigg, 967
Bruce, 329, 684
Brudenell, 219
Bruen, 1190
Bruen, 1190
Brundage, 364
[Brune], 789
Brune, 789
Brush, 593
Brush, 593, 1142, 1153, 1172
Bruyn, 572
Bryan, 1323
Bryant, 24
Bryant, 24
Brydges, 276
Brygges, 1041
Bryharn, 332
Buchanan, 657
Buchanan, 657
Buchanon, 329
Buchholz, 84
Buck, 528
Buckley, 967, 1121, 1189
Buckmaster, 952
Buckmaster, 952
Buckminster, 952
Bucknoll, 874
Bucktrout, 341
Budd, 173, 486, 1006
Buffington, 1142
Bugbee, 1010
Bugg, 108
Buist, 312
Bulkeley, 927
Bulkley, 1148
Bull, 527, 1042, 1046, 1048
Bull, 527, 1042, 1046, 1048
Bullen, 209, 260, 1070
Bullen, 1070
Bui loch, 1376
Bulloch, 1376
Bulteel, 982
Bunn, 872
Bunnell, 60
Bunting, 53, 674
Bunting, 53, 674
Bunyard, 650
Burbank, 524
Burcham, 64
Burd, 752
Burges, 135, 163
Burgess, 39, 163, 796
Burkitt, 961
Burleigh, 201, 502
Burley, 364
Burling, 572
Burnaby, 523, 943
Burnham, 976, 1010, 1334
Burniston, 133
Burnley, 1379
Burr, 938
cxxiii
Burrell, 1380
Burrell, 192, 980, 1010, 1380
Burrough, 469
Burroughs, 572, 1262
Burslem, 346, 512
Burst eard, 645
Burt, 163, 449, 777, 950
Burton, 572, 1297
Busby, 1172, 1313
Butcher, 80, 872
Butler, 253, 1086
Butler, 683, 1046, 1064, 1283,
1361
Butt, 27
Butterfield, 667
Buttervant, 667
Button, 1221
Buxton, 741
Byde, 482
Bydyk, 44
Byers.. 374
Bylegh, 263
Byram, 325
Byram, 325, 1318, 1321
Byrd, 752
Byrn, 1160
Byrne, 714, 740, 1160
Byrnes, 740
Byrom, 680
Byrom, 325, 741
Byvele, 263
Cadbury, 19, 991
Caddan, 1348
Cade, 88
Cade, 88, 244
Cadwallader, 53]-
Cage, 38, 711
Cairnes, 1009
Cairnochan, 246
Cairns, 1009
Caldwetl, 175
Callavvay, 620
Caltard, 120
Calverly, 268
Calvert, 655
Cam, 531
Cambers, in
Cambridge, 213
Camden, 642
Camm, 469
Camme, 531
Campbell, 604, 614, 706
Campbell, 496, 592, 604, 614,
661, 673, 706, 708, 724, 840
Campion, 872
Campion, 872
Canfield, 1323
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Cann, 622
Canning, 62
Cannon, 214
Cantelo, 715
Capel, 945, 1294
Capen, 710
Capron, 1157
Capstick, 980
Carbery, 509
Card, 1355
Card, 1355
Cardell, 718
Cardell, 718
Cardwell, 1077, 1216
Card will, 1216
Carel, 1168
Careless, 603
Carew, 1177
Carey, 997, 1177
Cargill, 706
Carleton, 1293
Carlisle, 967
Carmichael, 801
Carmichael-Ferrall, 801
> Carnac], 760
Carnachan, 608
Carne, 1243
Carnegie, 1283
Carpenter, 1262
Carpenter, 624, 1283
Carr, 605
Carr, 43, 329, 705, 849, 1022
Carrell, 1168
Carrier, 1050
Carrill, 1168
Carse, 1057
Carson, 1226
Cart, 697
Carter, 411, 717, 732
Carter, 717, 732, 820
[Carter], 180
Carus-Wilson, 411
Carver, 976
Gary, 355
Cary, 355
Caryl, 1168
Caryl, 1168
Case 171
Cassatt, 468
Cast ell, 1191
Casto, 1036
Catania, 62
Gate, 923
Gates, 923
Cathcart, 999
Cathcart, 999
Catt, 923
Cavalier, 829
Cavenagh, 94
Cavenagh, 94
Cavers wall, 512
Cawood, 332
Cecil, 34, 1331
Cervin, 787
Cervin, 787
Cervini, 787
Cervon, 787
Chace, 1175
Chadbourne, 1285
Chadder, 188
Chadderton, 360
Chaderton, 690
Chadwell, 343
Chadwick, 395, 1231
Chalker, 724
Challenor, 183
Chamberlain, 115
Chamberlain, 759, 1348
Chamberlaine, 1348
Chamberlayne, 1348
Chamberlayne, 1348
Chamberlen, 323
Chamberlen, 323, 641
Chamberlin, 641
Chambers, 416, 436
Chambers, 90, 371, 416, 436
Chambre, 936
Chambre, 936
Champion, 274
Chandler, 236, 404
Chandler, 211, 214, 236, 404,
825, 950, 1075
Chanval-dtf-Pelier, 671
Chapin, 449
Chapin, 449
Chaplin, 1015
Chapman, 688
Chapman, 469, 688, 1010
Chappellin, 692
Chardin, 456
Charlton, 121, 415, 645, mi
Charman, 788
Charnock, 1099
Charnocks, 215
Chart res, 609
Chase, 268, 1175
Chatterton, 214, 975
Chattock, 73*2
Chattor, 975
Chauncey, 844
Checker, 958
Cheeseman, 1308
Chenault, 1034
Cheney, 76
Cheney, 76, 329, 333
Chequer, 958
Cherowin, 282
Chesney, 1178, 1191
Chester, 65
Chester, 65, 622
Chester-Master, 622
Chew, i 121
Child, 603
Childe, 636
Chipman, 976
Chippindale, 1047
Chippindall, 1047
Chippingdale, 1047
Chisholm, 1272
Chitty, 1331
Chitty, 199
Chitwood, 1034
Choice, 547
Cholmeley, 71
Cholwich, 1068
Chomley, 830
Chorley, 2, 105, 215
Christian, 1259
Christie, 419
Christopher, 623
Christopher, 623
Chrystie, 661
Chunn, 951
Church, 180, 246
Churchill, 770, 841, 1092
Clack, 4
Clack, 4
Claggett, 1309
Clapp, 1318
Clare, 1272
Clark, 949, 1146
Clark, 572, 799, 949, luro, 1174,
1175, 1284, 1297, 1318
Clarke, 201, 593, mi, 1171
Clarkson, 1248
Claverhouse, 708
Clay, 1119
Clayton, 465 (see p. cxiii), 1032,
1160
Clayton, 444, 465, 822, 1032,
1160
Cleaves, 611
Cleburne, 219
Cleeve, 930
Cleeves, 913
Clegg, 1120
Clem, 344
Clement, 897
Clement, 166
Clements, 166
Clements, 166
Clenmor, 456
Clerck, 157
Cleveland, 1125
Clibran, 219
Clibron, 219
Cliburn, 219
Cliffe, 1133
Clifford, 620, 641, 759, 825, 1021,
1293
CXX1V
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Clinton, 1227
Clinton, 1227
[Clltherow], 18
Clitherow, 18
Clock, 1175
Clogston, 805
Close, 364, 1175
Clotworthy, 669
Clough, 777
Clouse, 374
Clouse, 374
(Houston, 761
Clouston, 761
Coate, 486
Coates, 846
Coates, 980
Cobb, 976, 1123
Cobbe, 771
Cochrane, 245
Cock, 1173
Cockburn, 435
Cockburn, 435
Cocks, 1381
Cocquiel, 923
Coester, 36
Coeymans, 1075
Coffee, 697
Coffing, looi
Coghill, 673
Coker, 331, 695
Colburn, 964
Colclough, 512
Coldbrook, 487
Cold well, 48, 106
Cole, 942
Cole, 102, 378
Coleman, 288
Coleman, 288, 914
Colepeper, 667
Coleson, 945
Colhoun, 1012
Collard, 120
Colley, 181, 1012
Ceilings, 913
Collingwood, 1020
Collins, 697, 725
Collinson, 681
Collis, 541
Colman, 288
Colson, 945
Colston, 945
Coltart, 708
Coltart, 708
Coltman, 1123
Colville, 658
Colwell, 804
Combes, 805
Combetes, 362
Commin, 934
Common, 792
Commons, 792
Comyns, 866
Conder, 176
Condon, 739
Coney, 1024
Congdon, 739
Congdon, 739
Conger, 911, 1035
Conger, 812, 911
Coning, 980
Coningsby, 150, 183
Conkling, 1153
Connah, 316
Connel, 685
Connell, 296, 1160
Conover, 1230
Conover, 1230
Conrad, 1091
Constammet, 545
Const anet, 400
Conway, 692
Coo, 1109
Coomey, 232
Cook, 972
Cook, 286, 362, 469, 681
Cooke, 672
Cooke, 297, 572, 1300
Cookson, 105
Cookson, 105
Coons, 1284
Cooper, 676
Cooper, 401, 569, 676, 829, 943,
1217
Coote, 1246
Coote, 1246
Cope, 629
Coppenger, 154
Corbett, 171
Corbett, 1348,
Corbin, 857
Corbin, 857
Corbridge, 342
Cordingley, 975
Core, 711
Cornell, 1220
Cornell, 1220
Cornforth, 531
Cornish, 1160, 1352
Cornwall, 1198
Cornwall, 688, 950, 1198
Corn well, 1198
Corrie, 285, 741, 997
[Corry], 997
Corse, 1201
Corse-Scott, 1201
Cosens, 473
Cossard, 468
Cossins, 592
Costar, 28
Costelloe, 62
Coster, 36, 1379
Coster, 36
Cosworth, 390
Cotesworth, 1369
Cotter, 1133
Cotterell, 644
Cottingham, 4
Cotton, 334, 804
Cottrell, 644
Cottrill, 644
Cottrill, 644
Coues, 1243
Couldwell, 48
Coulson, 945
Coulson, 945
Coulston, 945
Cound, 921
Cound, 921
Courthope, 288
Courtney, 732
Co veil, 1284
Cow, 1243
Cowgill, 1347
Cowley, mi
Cowper, 45
Cowper, 45, 621
Cox, 1233
[Coxl, 1005, 1381
Cox, 1067, 1173, 1233^ 1381
Coxe, 1381
Coxhed, 1069
Coxon, 415
Coyne, 714
Coyne-Nugent, 714^
Cozad, 468
Cozart, 468
Crabb, 1010
Crabtree, 466
Grace, 1033
Cracroft, 1082
Crafts, 643
Craig, 951, 975
Cranage, 480
Cranage, 480
Crandall, 1101
Crandall, 1101
Crane, 1238
Crane, 1249, 1323
Cranstoun, 829
Craufurd, 245
Craufurd, 245
Craven, 483
Craw, 529
Crawford, 39, 645, 657, 1217
Crawley-Bocvey, 926
Crayle, 694
Cress well, 418
Cresswell, 418
Cressy, 1142
Creswell, 565, 796, 1149
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Cririe, 646, 1032
Crisp, 352
Crisp, 352
Crissey, 1142
Critchley, 299
Crocker, 1221
Crockett, 556
Croft, 1366
Croft, 1366
Croftes, 1081
Crofton, 646
Crofton, 646
Crofts, 1081
Crofts, 38, 1081
Crompton, 12
Cromwell, 262, 603, 955, 961
Crook, 1094
Crook, 444, 1094
Crookshank, 568
Crookshank, 568
Cropley, 896
Cropley, 896
Croppenbergh, 418
Croppenburgh, 541
Cropper, 16
Crosby, 593, 792
Crosfield, 2
Crosfield, 2
Cross, 524
Cross, 346, 524, 1075
Crosse, 584
Crossfield, 33
Crossley, 5
Grossman, 1164
Crotoll, 62
Crouch, 44
Crouch, 44
Crouchley, 299
Crougey, 233
Crow, 1108
Crow, 1108
Crowe, 193, 967, 1108, 1323,
1360
Crowell, 1323
Crowley, 346, 371
Crowther-Ogden, 68
Crueger, 671
Crush, 688
Cruttoll, 62
[Cruttwell], 62
Cratwell, 62
Crymes, 153
Cubley, 204
Cudbird, 550
Cuddy, 490
Cudworth, 75
Culleton, 26
Culver, 144
Cumming, 688
Cummings, 1218
Cummings-Lind, 866
Cummins, 866
Cuninghame, 814
[Cunningham], 1223
Cunningham, 574, 764, 909, 967
Cunynghame, 657
Cupper, 363
Cupples, 1163
Cupples, 1163
Currer, 132
Curtice, 204
Curtin, 572
Curtis, 204, 364, 1249
Curtois, 398
Curtoys, 479
Curtoys, 479
Curwen, 282, 456
Curwen, 282
Cusacke, 1348
Cushman, 449
Cust, 380
Cutting, 1148, 1249
Dabney, 410
d'Ache, 1309
Dackham, 350
Dacom, 350
Dacombe, 350
Dacombe, 350
Dacre, 299
Dacre-Hamilton, 645
Dacres, 670, 726
d'Acres, 726
Dagnia, 1189
Dail, 560
Dailly, 341
Dakers, 726
Dakeyne, 244
Dakin, 244, 1168
Dale, 448, 560
Dale, 448, 560
Dalrymple, 1283
Dam, 1102
Damant, 1191
Damant, 1191
Dameries, 840
Dammartin, 767
Dampier, 482
Damport, 482
Dan, 652
Dana, 3
Dance, 323
Dane, 652
Dangar, 120
d'Angelbermes, 436
d'Angelberne, 436
d'Angulo, 672
Daniel, 1216
Daniell, 518, 1054
Daniels, 949
Danks, 1254
Dann, 652
Dann, 652
Danne, 652
Danny, 652
Danvers, 395
Dany, 652
Darby, 1242
Darcy, 1071
Darden, 450
Darley, 929
Darling, 699
Darroch, 645
Dart, 844
Darvall, 203
Darwall, 211
d'Aubigne, 410
d'Aubois, 1082
Daubray, 863
Daubuz, 1082
Dauch, 800
Dauch, 800
d'Aumary, 840
d'Aumerie, 840
d'Aumerie, 840
Daval, 135
Davenport, 442
Davey, 6, 724
David, 509
Davidson, 600, 777
Davies, 24, 181, 613, 810, 1216
Davis, 392, 583
Davis, 329, 364, 479, 506, 780,
976, 1096, 1254, 1326
Davison, 1057, I202
Davy, 707
Dawell, 586
Dawes, 698
Dawson, 553
Dawson, 534, 566, 887
Day, 682, 765
Day, 150, 170, 950, 1229
Daye, 525
d'Aymeries, 840
Dayton, 364
Dealtry, 639
Dean, 140
Dean, in, 832, 1071, 1142, 1250,
1300
Deane, 138, 140, 1336
de Bedyk, 44
de Bere, 751
de Bie, 44
de Bivelie, 263
de Bois, 312
de Bosch, 1020
de Boys, 312
de Brisac, 407
CXXVl
INDEX OF SURNAMES
de Brockbury, 695
de Burgo, 292
de Cailly, 312
de Cany, 214
de Chappellin, 692
de Chavernay, 940
Decka, 288
de Constance, 615
de Cosne, 940
de Cossard, 468
de Coutances, 615
de Dan, 652
de Den, 652
de Dene, 652
de Derval, 1134
Deey, 967
Defoe, 792
de Forest, 1168
de Fremery, 1134
de Giberne, 1343
de Gillern, 6
de Gore, 248
[de Grave], 37
de Grooth, 1197
de Hackford, 813
de Hann, 171
de Hochepied-Larpent, 1082
de Hooges, 1149
de Hope, 329
de Home, 328
Deighton, 145
de Joncheere, 719
de Joncheere, 719
de Knevett, 1104
de la Balme, 940
de la Chambers, 90
de la Cour, 386
de Lacy, 541
Delafield, 1268
Delafons, 769
Delahyde, 319
de la Lynde, 1306
Delamar, 714
Delamont, 870
de la Motte, 407
de Lande, 286, 362
de Langdon, 751
de la Noye, 1040
de Lardiniere, 456
Delavan, 1175
de Liboutton, 1134
Dellarivers, 842
de Lorme, 1364
de Lome de Saint Ange, 322
de Lome de Saint Ange, 322
de Lublowe, 1250
de Luchet, 70
[de Malahide], 1315
de Mar, 226
de Mare, 226
de Marneil, 1168
de Massac, 362
de Merlay, 229
de Mill, 1175
de Milt, 1175
Deming, 950
de Motte,' 896
de Mund, 1360
Dene, 652
Denham, 1087
Denham, 856, 1087
Denison, 430
Denn, 697, 1036
Denny, 150
Denny, 150
Dennys, 1381
de Nonant, 401
Dent, 1243
Den ton, 181
Denton, 76, 181, 364, 539, 690,
1202
Denys, 661
de Paruit, 855
de Peppard, 672
de Pew, 1175
de Peyster, 1315
de Ponte, 1041
de Pue, 1175
Derby, 1242
Derby, 1242
de Rippe, 49
de Romeney, 639
Derr, 1310
de Rudecour, 855
de Rumare, 639
Derveau, 163
[de Saint Ange], 322
de St. Croix, 250
de Saint-Marie, 855
de Saint Paul, 160
Desborongh, 841, 1076
de Signey, 911
Desmoulins, 371
de Stoughton, 307
Dethick, 180, 674
de Tilli, 606
de Tilly, 606
de Tourneur, 572
Devanney 724
Devereux, 956
Devereux, 630
de Vesci, 573
de Vignoles, 940
de Villeneuye, 940
Devoe, 572
Devon, 280
Dew, 890
Dewar, 435
de Warrenne, 229
Dewbery, 1343
Dewdney, 497
de Welles, in
de Werpe, 1134
de Werpe, 1134
Dewey, 1050, 1297
Dewey, 1050, 1297
de Worlangdon, 751
Dicken, 1368
Dickens, 570
Dickens, 570
Dickenson, 74
Dickey, 1195
Dickin, 531
Dickinson, 1173
Dickinson. 120, 572, 685, 950,
H73
Dickson, 246, 787, 997
Diercks, 222
Digby, 374
Dighton, 147
Dillington, 406
Dillon, 816
Dillworth, 596, 629
Dimmock, 806
Dimmock, 806
Dimock, 211
Dimond, 342
Dimpfel, 242
Dimpfel, 242
Dioderici, 724
di Piossasco, 287
Disburrow, 1076
Ditcher, 371
Dix, 810
Dix, 810
Dixon, 359
Dixon, 95, 943
Dobbin, 568
Dobbs, 1016
Dobree, 863
Dobree, 863
Dockrey, 619
Docura, 619
Dodds, 332
Dodds, 332
Dodge, 950, 1313
Dodgson, 1059
Dods, 332
Dodsley, 694
Doglaundre, 750
Doig, 645
Doleing, 106
Dolling, 106, 752, 1295
Don, 706
Donne, 343
Donovan, 943
Dore, 725
d'Orleans, (Due), 1359
Doming, 665
Dorrell, in
cxxvn
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Dorsett, 922
Dottin, 188
Doublet, 317
Doughty, 343, 727
Douglas, 245, 608, 799, 848, 1000
Doune, 592
Dove, 224
Dowdall, 319, 672, 1239
Dowell, 472
Dower, 1180
Dowling, 91
Downer, 1318
Downey, 409
Downie, 540
Downing, 422
Downing, 393, 724
d'Oyley, 1347
Drake, 753
Drake, 106, 753, 874, 1297, 1336
Draycot, 512
Draycott, 1257
Dredge, 346
Drew, 469
Drewett, 230
Driffield, 1029
Driffield, 1029
Drinkwater, 1262
Drory, 691
Droste zu Huelshoff, 264
Droste zu Huelshoff, 264
Droste zu Mcllenbeck, 264
Droste zu Uhlenbrock, 264
Drought, 1291
Drought, 1291
Droz, 10
Droz, 10
Druitt, 108
Druitt, 108
Drum, 528
Drummond, 706, 916
Drury, 601, 992, 1095
Drury, 417, 691, 982, 992, 1095
Dry den, 210
Dubois de Luchet, 70
Dubosc, 312
Duclos, 277
Dudding, 667
Dudgeon, 787
Dudley, 393
Duff, 1119
Dugard, 425
Duggan, 541
Duke, 1033
Dukes, 182
Dukinfield, 1054
Dulvey, 868
Duncan, 829
Dunch, 1092
Dungan, 780
Dungan, 780
Dunham, 976
Dunkerly, 323
Dunn, 299, 1057
Dunne, 1055
Dunningham, 286, 362
Dupuy, 1175
Durand, 293
Durham, 560
During, 835
Durland, 896
Durning, 665
Durston, 1013
Dusen berry, 1186
Dusenberry, 1186
Dusten, 1013
Duston, 1013
du Tfflet, 606
Duve, 224
Duxbury, 215
Dwelly, 111
D welly, in
Dwight, 962
D wight, 962
Dwyer, 1272
Dyball, 506
Dye, 556
Dyer, 72, 909, 1218
Dymond, 2
Dyott, 523
Eagleton, 49
Eagleton, 49
Eales, 548
Eames, 395
Earberry, 737
Eardeley, 1175
Eardeley, 1175
Eardley-Wilmot, 34
Earle, 163
Easter, 1263
Easter brook, 1079
Easterbrook, 1079
Eastwood, 824
Eaton, 252, 546, 819, 963,
Eatton, 401
Eavenson, 629
Ebhardt, 772
Ebhardt, 772
Eccles, 630
Ecroyd, 1094
Eddy, 711, 989, mo
Eddye, 944
Edey, 944
Edie, 944
Edmands, 767
Edmondson, 649
Edmondson, 649
Edson, 1050, 1301
cxxviii
Edwards, 56
Edwards, 56, 219, 613, 757,
874, 1124
Edye, 944
Edye, 944
Egerton, 512, 622
Eggleston, 162
Ehrensvard, 6
Eichhorst, 1132
Ejsdell, 577
Eisermann, 1056
Elcock, 952
Eldredge, mo
Elford, 188
Eliot, 445
Eliot, 698
Ellet, 729
Elkins, 1106
Ei kins-Green, 1106
Elliot, 842
Elliot, 27
Elliott, 970, 1181
Elliott, 1062
Ellis, 883
EUis, 145, 868, 883, 1222
Elliston, 1160
Ellwood, 1059
Elmore, 1050
Elmsley, 1109
Elmslie, 1109
Elphinstone, 245
Elrick, 252
Elrington, 716
Elsley, 889
El well, 454
Ely, 420
Ely, 727
Embleton, 332
Emerson, 875, 877, 1229
Emerson, 1229
Emery, 1051
Emley, 727
Emmons, mo
Emsley, 1109
Emslie, 1109
1203 Emslie, 1109
Enckevort, 249
Enderby, 894
Endicott, 767
Endon, 371
England, 288, 828, 913
English, 1036
Ennals, 572
Ennor, 1079
Ensign, 365
Ensor, 1108
Ernst, 171
Erskine, 407, 410, 580, 814, 974,
1098, 1300
Ervin, 1301
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Erwin, 451
Estaugh, 924
Estcourt, 1003, 1099
Eustace, 530
Evans, 509, 711
Evelyn, 418
Everard, 709
Everard, 413, 709
Evered, 413, 711
Everett, 413, 979
Everitt, 413
Everrard, 413
Eves, 711, 872
Ewart, 485
Ewbanke, 118
Ewin, 409
Ewington, 27
Exeter, 34
Eyles, 346
Eyre, 407, 843
Eysam, 531
Page, 729
Fagg, 986
Fagge, 986
Fair, 926
Fairbank, 1332
Fairbanks, 1040
Fairbanks, 1040
Fail-brother, 785
Fairfax, 450, 1147
Fairfield, 698
Fairlamb, 1315
Fairiie, 478
Fairweather, 1222
Falck, 22
Falconer, 908
Falconer, 908
Falder, 389
Fales, 344
Fales, 344
Falkner, 286, 362
Falkner, 286, 362
Fall, 721
Fanshawe, 92
Farington, 489
Farmery, 223
Farquhar, 410
Farquharson, 600, 1020
Farr, 1175
Farran, 830
Farran, 830, 887
Fairer, 476
Farrer, 476
Farwell, 1301
Fasson, 95
Faulder, 389
Faulkner, 894, 909
Fawcett, 121
Fawcett, 121, 504, 951, 1138
Fazakerley, 822
Feak, 572
Fearman, 659
Fearn, 1119
Fearne, 53
Featherstone, 1140
Feery, 93
Felipe, 268
Fell, 12, 389, 1003
Fellowes, 518
Fellowes, 518
Felter, 314
Felton, 436
Fendall, 842
Fenn, 1230
Fenton, 1193
Fenyes, 572
Ferguson, 1127
Ferguson, 1127, 1153
Fergusson, 245
Fern aid, 1075
Fernie, 579
Fernie, 579
L Ferrall], 801
Ferrar, 559
Ferre, 535
Ferrer, 707
Ferrers, 973
Ferrers, 231, 973
Ferric, 814
Ferric, 535
Ferrier, 707
Ferrier, 707, mi
Ferrior, 707, mi
Ferris, 364, 572, 1175
Ferriter, 902, 1080
Ferror, 707
Ferrour, 707
Ferry, 535
Fetherstonhalgh, 229
Fetter, 697
Fettyplace, 1092
Fewtrell, 655
Fforth, 945
Ffoulkes, 692
Ffynch, 678
Fickett, 976
Fiennes, 393
Fillastre, 755
Fillatre, 755
Fillingham, 464
Fillingham, 464
Filliter, 755
Finch, 364, 678, 711, 1175
Finlay, 140
Finnimore, 425
Finny, 1133
Finny, 1133
cxxix
Finster, 1065
Firrie, 535
Firth, 659, 828
Fish, 1267
Fisher, 27, 380, 523, 572, 706,
1093, 1274, 1332
Fishwick, 148
Fiske, 950
Fitch, 364, 1278
Fitchew, 1233
FitzGerald, 720, 967
Fitzgerald, 528, 615, 714
Fitzgerald-Lombard, 816
Fitz Henry, 757
Fitz John, 715
Fitzpatrick, 909
Fitz Raymond, 615
Fitz Redmond, 615
Fitz Simon, 615
Fitz Walter, 1347
Fitz Warine, 118
Fitzvvarine, 90
Fixter, 645
Flagg, 1173
Flamstead, 173, 694
Flamsteed, 173, 694
Fleet wood, 185
Fleet wood, 185, 256, 841, 961,
1094
Fleming, 645
Fleming, 645
Flesher, 214
Fletcher, 211, 455
Fletcher, 211, 245, 455, 622,
1008, i no
Flint, 1039
Float, 288
Flower, 1098
Flower, 656, 1098
Floyd, 1058
Floyd, 1058
Floyer, 937
Flusher, 1330
Foard, 505
Foarde, 505
Foe, 792
Foerst, 1034
Folder, 389
Foley, 902
Folville, 804
Fones, 572
Fontaine, 1175
Fonteyn, 1175
Foote, 793
Foote, 410, 950
Forbe, 133
Forbes, 1185
Forbes, 851, 1020
Ford, 371, 505, 874, 1299, 1318
Forde, 139, 461
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Forder, 406
Forest, 150
Foresyth, 645
Forrer, 1310
Forrester, 777
Forry, 1310
Forster, 1371
Forster, 1371
Foster, 279, 730, 1003, 1167,
1243
Foster, 856, 891, 961
Fothergili, 57
Fothergill, 57
Foulkes, 670
Fountain, 1175
Fowell, 1295
Fowler, 288, 593, 732
Fownes, 572
Fox, 980
Foxcroft, 657, 847
Foxle, 767
Frame, 1023
Francis, 705
Francis, 705
Frankland, 592
Fraser, 977
Freame, 532, 681
Freemantle, 61
Freemantle, 61
Freke, 509
Fremeaux, 1082
Fremerey, 860
Fremerey, 860
French, 107, 834
French, 107, 118, 636, 829,
982, 1050, 1221, 1249,
1332
Frere, 1085
Frere, 1085
Frewen, 291, 411
Freyenmoet, 726
Friell, 397
Frisbie, 1230
Froggatt, 302
Froude, 967
Fry, 372
Fry, 372, 961, mo
Fullarton, 661
Fuller, 1010, 1171
Fulton, 535
Funstone, 596
Furber, 424
Furness, 698
Furness, 698
Furnival, 461
Fursdon, 280
Fust, 36
Fylde, 647
Fynch, 678
Fynis, 393
Fynmore, 89
Fynnes, 395
Cachet, 711
Gadsden, 597
Gadsden, 597
Gage, 1174
Gager, 393
Gaggs, 533
Gaggs, 533
Gainsford, 276
Gainsford, 276
Gamble, 442
Gamble, 63, 442
Gamel, 63
Games, 122
Gamling, 63
Gamul, 63
Ganaway, 1312
Gardiner, 1330
Gardner, 1330
Gardner, 362, 937, 1221, 1330,
1336
Garencieres, 1067
Garford, 458
Garford, 458
Garforth, 458
Garman, 1108
Garner, 362
Gamier, 34
Gamier, 34, 855
Garratt, 768
Garwood, 262, 697, 725, 1154
Gates, 288, 524, 1318
Gaudy, 462
Gaunt, 448, 881
[Gavey], 635
Gavey, 635
Gawthrop, 335
Gawthrop, 335
Geary, 866
Geelen, 1037
Gelder, 1312, 1318
Gelder, 1312
Gelskerk, 135
Gembling, 63
Gemmel, 63
Gemmell, 63
Genee, 1378
Genest, 1378
Genet, 1378
Genet, 1378
Gennis, 929
Gennys, 929
Gent, 576
George, 985
George(s), 985
Gepp, 907
Gerish, 58
Gerrish, 58
Getty, 246
Gibbons, 1192
Gibbons, 572, 773, 1192
Gibbs, 1278, 1288
Gibson, 345, 415, 1155
Gibson, 415, 631, 657, 812
Giddings, 976
Gidley, 702, 913
Gidley, 1352
Giffard, 90
Giffard, 90, 163
Gifford, 90, 767, 829, 1326
Gilberd, 493
Gilbert, 493
Gilbert, 133, 180, 493, 629, 1371
Gilbert-Cunningham, 1223
[Gilchrist], 1119
Gilchrist, 1119, 1175
Gildersleeve, 1153
Giles, 572, 620
Gilfillan, 39
Gill, 252, 266, 924, 1127
Gillespie, 382
Gillespie, 382, 568, 708
Gillette, 1158
Gillibrand, 215
Gilman, 1318
Gilmour, 544
Gindrat, 1315
Ginnis, 929
Gladvvyn, 586
Glanfield, 424
Glanville, 120
Glas, 320
Glasgow, 1297
Glass, 320
Glasscock, 298
Glasscock, 298
Gleason, 159
Gledhill, 1047
Glendenning. 68
Glenham, 38
Glynn, 750
Goad, 1353
Goble, 1033
Godbold, 346
Godbold, 346
Goddard, 1226, 1347
Goddard Carter, 180
Godfrey, 708, 724, 1062, 1092
Go- man, 666
Godman, 666
Goffe, 273, 352
Gogarty, 1239
Gokeine, 752
Gokm, 752
Goldacker, 781
Goldermann, 852
cxxx
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Goldesbrough, 836
Golding, 1003
Goldisborough, 836
Goldsbrough, 836
Goldsbrough, 836
Goldsbury, 1050
Goldwyer, 108, 948
Goltsee, 840
Gomide, 1108
Gonson, 773
Good, 233
Good 31, 233
Goodale, 525
Goodrich, 1361
Goodsell, 1205
Goodwin, 424, 050
Gookin, 752
Gookin, 752
[Gordon], 1020
Gordon 74, 245, 490, 643, 831,
1020, 1217, 1376
Gore, 822, 874
Gorges, 591
Gorges, 591
Gorham, 1298
Gorham, 230, 847, 949
Gorringe, 1264
Gorringe, 1264
Gorton, 6, 1315
Gortschakoff, 1049
Gosling, 881, 1093
Gossard, 468
Gosselin, 93
Gosselin-Grimshawe 93
Gossef, 290
Gosset, 290
Got her, 993
Gough, 1368
Gough, 993, 1368
Goulborne, 360
Gould, 795
Gould, 795, 1379
Goulding, 949
Gournay, 707
Govan, 657
Goven, 23
Gower, 986
Gower, 986
Gowland, 538
Grafton-Wignall, 763
Graham, 114, 231, 312, 708,
1063
Grandison, 1288
Grange, 724
Gransden, 988
Grant, 789, 831
Gratwicke, 1033
Grave, 872
Graves, 524
Gray, 78, 366
Gray, 63, 78, 230, 453, 657, 840,
1164
Greatrakes, 724
Greave, 872
Greaves, 872
Greele, 1122
Greeley, 1249
Green, 106, 1272
[Green], 1106
Green, 118, 364, 910, 1046, 1106,
1272, 1379
Greenleaf, 698
Greenman, 1142
Green-Thompson, 1379
Gresnway, 1069
Green way, 1069
Greenwood, 739
Greetham, 1046
Gregge, 299
Gregory, 17
Gregory, 17, 43, 186, 204, 913
Gregson, 521
Gregson, 521, 687
Gresham, 1281
Greville, 395
Grey, 89
Grierson, 814
Griffen, 1175
Griffin, 744
Griffin, 137, 212, 744, 943, 1175
Griffith, 951
Griffiths, 613
Grigg, 637
[Grimshawe], 93
Grimston, 291
Grimwood, 167
Grome, 711
Grooms, 64
GroDme, 711
Grosvenor, 46, 1324
Groth von Groote, 1197
Grout, 1332
Grovs, 1170
Grove, 1170
Grover, 711
Groves, 1187
Grubbs, 1115
Gschwind, 315
Guicherd, 1017
Guimaraens, 1
Guinness, 929
Guinness, 929
Guisage, 23
[Gulsion], 484
Gulston.. 484
Gumley, 1172
Gun, 541
Gunson, 773
Gunson, 773, 1047
Gunthorpe, 62
Guppy, 874
Gurnell, 106
Gurney, 196, 309, 506, 532, 681,
899, 1247
Gurney, 48, 309, 497, 506. 707,
899, 1247
Gutbier, 781
Gutbier, 781
Gutch, 510
Guthrie, 580
Guy. 1300
Guy dickens, 62
Gwinn, 1294
Gwinnett, 1269
Gwyllim, 276
Gwynn, 636
[Gyllenboga], 1339
Haag, 1310
Hackerel, 23
Hackett, 214, 901
Hackford, 813
Hackney, 711
Haddock, 841
Haddon, 924
Hadfield, 1347
Hadsley, 93
Hadslie, 93
Had wen, 2
Hagans, 162
Haig, 592
Haines, 151, 704
Haines, 151, 629
Hakewill, 120
Halcro, 643
Haley, 1336
Haley, 1336
Halford, 95
Hall, 1326
Hall, 44, 136, 565, 711, 872,
1140, 1272, 1327
Hallaran, 637
Halley, 539, 1001
Halliday, 989
Hallifax, 975
Halliley, 732
Halloran 637
Hallows, 1015
Halswell, 15
Halteman, 844
Hambley, 109
Hamill, 246
Hamilton, 296, 996
Hamilton, 245, 296, 544, 595,
645> 657, 714, 997, 1108
Hamlin, 976
Hamly, 109
Hammond, 650
CXXXl
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Hammond, 219, 650, 659
Hampden, 186, 767
Hampton, 1292
Hanchett, 889, 1377
Hancock, 332, 444, 697, 1015,
1036
Hand, 988
Handley, 47
Handley, 1020
Hands, 1119
Handy, 130
Hanks, 1318
Hanley, 82
Hansen, 67, 514
Harbert, 556, 715
Harboard, 711
Hardcastle, 132, 865
Harding, 5
Hardman, 302, 816
Hardwicke, 562, 655
Hardwicke, 655
Hardy, 568, 1174
Hare, 1294
Harford, 1363
Harford, 1363
Harlakenden, 1319
Harman, 399, 1045
Harmon, 524
Harper, 369
Harper, 369, 1369
Harriman, 945
Harrington, 667
Harris, 569
Harris, 170, 535, 569, 624, 950,
1071, 1140, 1221
Harrison, 675, 1290
[Harrison], 1008
Harrison, 92, 135, 572, 675,
685, 857, 1059, I0 99> II2I >
1230, 1290
Harryman, 945
Hart, 701, 935
Hart, 406, 620, 656, 701, 785,
887, 1168, 1180, 1299
Hartas, 980
Harte, 887
Hartigan, 149
Hartkop, 234
Hartkopf, 234
Hartley, 381
Hartley, 513
Hartopp, 110
Hartopp, no
Hartt, 887
Hartwell, 910
Harvey, 35
Harvey, 108, 109, 177, 506, 948,
1028, 1075, 1092
Harwood, 805, 910
Harwood, 805, 910
Haselock, 928
Haskins, 1193, 1326
Hasluck, 928
Hasluck, 928
Haslock, 928
Hassall, 531
Hassell, 15, 396
Hastilow, 332
Hastings, 231, 631
Haswell, 618
Haswell, 618
Hatherway, 138
Haughton, 1230
Hausnode, 1308
Havard, 1320
Havergal, 880
Havergal, 880
Havergill, 880
Haversham, 186
Hawerd, 1320
Havvford, 825
Hawk, 964
Hawke, 678
Hawke, 678
Hawkes, 841
Hawkesworth, 896
Hawkins, 188, 341, 819, 1229
Hawkridge, 1024
Hawks, 964
Hawks, 424
Hawley, 284, 539
Hawlie, 215
Hawtayne, 742
Hawys, 937
Hay, 411, 708, 771
Hayden, 1178, 1191
Haydock, 1060
Haydon, 1255
Hayes, 732, 997
Hay Johnston, 245
Hayles, 881
Hayne, 530
Haynes, 151, 809, 1106
Hays, 364
Hayward, 769
Hayward, 711, 1320
Head, 991
Heale, 344
Heape, 429, 566
Heard, 450, 809, 909
Hearn, 995
Hearn, 1033
Heath, 95
Heath, 46, 768
Heathwood, 302
Heaton, 444
[Heaver], 530
Heckford 813
Heckford, 813
Hedge, 550
Hedley, 183
Heighten, 614
Helly, 1348
Helmoit, 1359
Helon, 432
Hemsley, 342
Henckel, 157
Henderson, 658
Hendry, 82
Henham, 161
Heningham, 732
Henley, 82, 868
Henn, 423
Hennis, 1272
Henry, 950
Henzell, 332
Hepburn, 592
Hepper, 1139
Hepper, 1139
Hetaucourt, 1335
Heraucourt, 1335
Herbert, 608, 715, 921
Heron, 842
Herring, 472, 1228
Hesketh, 687
Heusted, 1175
Heustis, 572, 1175
Heveningham, 732
Hewetson, 537
Hewetson, 537
Hewlins, 1361
Hewson, 537, 721
Hewsonne, 537
Heyno, 971
Heyworth, 665
Hibbard, 364
Hibbott, 379
Hibbotts, 379
Hickford, 813
Hickman, 371, 1138, 1266
Hicks, 1276
Hicks, 1175, 1284
[Kidding], 719
Hiett, 1369
Higgin, 1047
Higgins, 162, 572, noS
Higginson, 767, 1133
Hignett, 809
Hildersham, 87
Hilditch, 575
Hill, 14, 546, 812, 1018, 1078,
1361
Hill, 14, 27, 90, 105, in, 184,
317. 33L 472, 546, 812,
1018, 1068, 1361
Hillary, 1010
Hillas, 764
Hillas, 764
Hilliard, 69, 1064
Hillier, 34
CXXXll
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Hills, 1284
Hills, 1226, 1284
Hilton, 402
Hilton, 246, 299, 402, 1230
Hinckley, 976, 1193
Hinde, 982, 1099
Hindmarsh, 118, 975
Hindry, 82
Hine, 1023
Hine, 1023
Hinman, 1294, 1295
Hinneker, 1308
Hinton, 1080
Hiort, 787
Hitchcock, 364
Hixson, 556
Hoare, 369
Hobart, 821, 1153
Hobbie, 1175
Hobbins, 87
Hobby, 1175
Hobhouse, 34
Hobman, 694
Hobson, 102, 676
Hodge, 1302
Hodges, 343, 518, 546, 711
Hodgkinson, i
Hodgson, 42, 1027, 1074
Hodson, 868
Hodson, 868
Hoeft, 671
Hoelder, 242
Hoffmann-Bagiriskl, 124
Hot man, 1073
Hogeboom, 726
Hogue, 951
Hoi brook, 1332
Holbrook, 1108
Holbrooke, 1332
Holden, 1148
Holden, 169, 259, 268, 767,
1148
Holl, 545
Holland, 557, 822
Holley, 1001, 1175
Holliday, 989
Hollinshead, 711
Hollis, 932
Hollister, 1050
Holly, 364, 1001, 1175
Holm, 46
Holman, 428, 1157
Holman, 428, 1157
Holme, 711, 822
Holmes, 1317
Holmes, 364, 711, 1087, 1175
Holms, 1175
Holroyd, 503
Holsworthy, 841
Holt, 665, 696, 1221, 1327
Holworthy, 841
Holworthy, 841
Homersley, 1047
Homes, 1175
Honeywell, 1175
Honison, 245
Hont, 1308
Hoo, 38, 903
Hood, 104, 701
Hook, 1212
Hook, 151, 1041
Hooke, 151, 993, 1041
Hooker, 756
Hooker, 756, 1199, 1299
Hooper, 572. 831
Hooppell, 1257
Hooppell, 1257
Hoowee, 969
Hope, 329
Hopffgarten, 781
Hopkins, 1172
Hopkins, 34, 147, 641, 853, 924,
1172
Hopper, 697
Hopper, 697
Hoppner, 641
Hopson, 191
Home, 230, 731, 807, 1047
Hornwell, 1057
Morton, 989
Horton, 989, 1266
Hortopp, no
Horwood, 1069
Hosking, 396
Hoskins, 1300, 1318
Hosmer, 1284, 1309
Hotham, 745
Hough, 620
Houghton, 568, 1336
Hoult, 1202
House, 344, 472
Housman, 1047
Houston, 1203
Houston, 193, 409, 961, 1113,
1203
Hovenden, 831
Hover, 1350
How, 1024
Howard, 475, 703, 1006
Howard, 475, 703, 987, 1006,
1042, 1331
Howarth, 784
Howe, 1372
Howe, 678
Ho well, 147
Howland, 7
Howland, 7, 976
Hewlett, 59
Hewlett, 59
Howorth, 1043
Howpill, 1257
Huband, 379
Huband, 379
Hubbard, 116
Hubbard, 364, 424, 524, 1153,
1226
Hubert, 34
Huddart, 407
Hudson, 697, 943, 1254
Huestead, 1175
Huestis, 1175
Huggins, 637
Hughes, 578
Hughes, 181, 578, 613
Hughstead, 1175
Hulbert, 230
Huldenberghe van der Borch,
1197
Hull, 656, 938, 1010, mo, 1158,
1171, 1285
Hulme, 711
Hulton, 299
Humberstone, 93
Humble, 829, 1271
Hume, 280, 640, 1379
Humphrey, 1327
Humphreys, 421
Humphries, 711
Hungerford, 284, 804, 844
Hunn, 62
Hunnybun, 330
Hunnybun, 330
Hunt, 826
Hunt, 53, 479, 496, 572, 826,
980, 1178, 1308
Hunter, 469, 783
Hunter, 253, 324, 337, 469, 783,
1218
Huntingdon, 191
Huntting, 1360
Hurlin, 1260
Huson, 537
Hussey, 69, 807, 1178
Hussey-Walsh, 82
Husted, 1278
Husted, 364, 1175, 1278
Hustis, 1175
Huston, 1203
Hutchins, 1121
Hutch inson, 862
Hutchinson, 192, 259, 424, 715,
812, 862
Hutson, 537
Hutton, 255
Huxley, 619
Hyde/1217
Hyde, 524, 614, 926, 950, 1174
Hyelton, 572
Hylton, 402
Hynes, 913
CXXXlll
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
I'Anson, 731
Iden, 161
Ifield, 767
Ilberry, 106
[IllaireJ, 160
Illingworth, 136
Immendorf, 594
Impett, 426
Ince, 444
Indebetou, 113
Indebetou, 113
In De Betou, 113
In De Betouw, 113
Ingersoll, 364
Ingilby, 1003
Ingleby, 1003
Inglose, 416
Ingoldsby, 715
In graham, 344
Inman, 23
Innes, 831
Inskeep, 1077, 1154
Ireland, 1248
Iremonger, 138
Ironside, 1329
Ironside, 1329
Irvin, 451
Irvine, 329, 451, 708
Irving, 451
Irving, 451, 687, 1348
Irwin, 982
Irwin, 451, 645, 1348
Irwing, 1348
Ish, 556
Isham, 531
Iver, 865'
Ives, 496
Jackaway, 1036
Jackson, 580
Jackson, 64, 541, 715, 943, 1093
Jacobson, 769
Jacquier de Bernay, 228
Jaggard, 370
Jago, 188, 929
Jalland, 503
James, 324, 1077
James, 39, 1045
Jamieson, 435
Janeway, 252
Janeway-Monnette, 252
Jans, 1348
Jantzen, 728
Jarrett, 237
Jarvis, 133
Jaudain, 1175
Jeduin, 339
Jedwin, 339
Jeffrey, 545
Jeggo, 350
Jelham, 572
Jemmett, 737
Jenckes, 711
Jenkine, 687
[Jenkins], 269
Jenkins, 530, 976, 1319, 1349
Jenkinson, 423
Jennings, 586
Jermy, 1020
Jermyn, 1017
Jervis, 133, 371, 758
Jessup, 202, 364
Jeudwine, 339
Jeudwine, 339
Jevon, 211
Jewer, 865
Jewers, 865
Jobson, 1370
Jobson, 1370
John, 967, 1115
Johnson, 889, 1057, 1196, 1271
Johnson, 15, 29, 371, 461, 490,
556, 976, 1033, 1057, JI 9 6 .
1271, 1295, 1318
Johnston, 285/333, 643, 782
Johnston, 285, 643, 782, 831,
1062
[Johnston], 245
Johnstone, 1062
Johnston-Lavis, 918
Joicey, 538
Jones, 613, 711, 1016, 1303
Jones, 39, 152, 401, 546, 568,
613, 711, 727, 819, 1016,
1124, 1221
Jordan, 572, 594, 976, 1081, 1175,
1278
Joudouin, 339
Joudouyn, 339
Jouley, 1051
Jourdain, 1175
Jower, 865, 1024
Jowett, 169
Jowsey, 538
Joyce, 767
Joys, 1323
Joys, 1323
Joysey, 538
Judd, 950, 1309, 1327
Juddery, 773
Judson, 1323
Juduin, 339
Juer, 865
Jukes, 945
Julius, 163
June, 1175
Jurden, f i3oS
Justis, 1320
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Kauffmann, 146
Kavanagh, 94
Rear, 1022
Kearney, 210, 502
Keay ; 706
Kebbel, 180
Keeler, 593
Keeling, 211
Keene, 1085, 1321
Keep, 179
Keezel, 468
Kego, 708
Kehrt, 697
Keish, 782
Keith, 791
Keith-Steele, 126
Kekule von Stradonitz, 691
Kekwick, 732
Kellam, 525
Kelleter, 1362
Kelley, 1142
Kellifet, 856
Kellinghusen, 808
Kellinghusen, 808
Kellogg,* 1 297
Kelly, 318, 1180
Kelly, 591, 1142, 1180
Kelsall, 1118
Kelsall, 1118
Kelsey, 214, 1221, 1255.
Kemeys-Tynte, 15
Kemp, 117
Kemp, 117, 133
Kemshead, 851
Kemshead, 851
Kendall, 1340
Kendall, 1010, 1012, 1340
Kendrick, 389
Kenifeck, 541
Kennal, 639
Kennedy, 1309
Kennedy, 333, 487, 568, I2I&
Kenrick, 389, 732
Kent, 1324
Kent, 277, 1324
Kenwrick, 389
Keon, 714
Kern, 1346
Kernohan, 246
Kernohan, 246
Kerr, 1022
Kerr, 245, 572, 1022.
Kerrison, 506
Kershaw, 788
Kettle, 183
Keyes, 89, 407
Keys, 407
Keyt, 147
[Keyzer], 719
Kiefer, 85
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Kilham, 1311
Killegrew, 695
Killigrew, 695
Kilpatrick, 264
Kimberley, 133
Kimpton, 850
Kimzey, 1327
Kincaid, 657
Kinder, 696
King, 161, 184, 1265
King, 184, 528, 556, 825, 1059,
1149, 1265, 1281, 1284, 1318
[King], 3
Kinge, 1265
Kingsbury, 1325
Kingsbury, 393, 1325
Kingsley, 453, 502, 711
Kington, 77
Kinneg, 1326
Kip, 1168
Kipling, 741
Kirkbride. 486
Kirke, 622
Kirkland, 1023
Kirkpatrick, 264, 814, 1178
Kirpatrick, 264
Kirtland, 69, 1023
Kirwan, 642
Kitts, 903
Klaus, 374
Klerck, 157
Knapp, 829
Knapp, 364, 829, 1175
Knevett, 395, 1104
Knibloe, 1076
Knight, 60
Knight, 291, 424, 741, 769
Knowler, 724
Knowles, 352
Knott, 406, 1034
Knox, 1320
Knox, 1319, 1320
Knyvet, 1104
Koechlin, 892
Koons, 1012
Kriener, 206
Krooss, 1034
Kiintz.. 1012
Kyffin, 613
Kynaston, 531
Kynge, 1265
Kype, 1168
Lack, 987
Lacy, 541, 714
Ladd, 707, 1249
Liftman, 66
La Grange, 724
Laing, 1020
Lak, 987
Lake, 987, 1036
Lamb, 259
Lamb, 259, 658
Lambarte, 537
Lambert, 156
Lambert, 24, 630, 830
Lamond, 661
Lament, 654, 661
Lament, 661, 1108
Lamprecht, 808
Lamprey, 927 (see p. cxiii)
Lamprey, 927
Lamson, 1102
Lamson, 1102
Lancashire, 299
Lancaster, 424, 862
Lane, 515, 523, 574
Lane, 371, 523, 603, 945, 1178,
1180, 1288
Lane- Poo le, 1178
Langdon, 751
Langdon, 351, 424, 751
Langford, 119
Langhorne, 334
Langhorne, 334, 620
Langley, 460
Langley, 150, 460, 482, 557
Langstaff, 424
Langton, 967, 1047, 1202, 1247
Lanier, 1216
Lansdale, 302
Lansdall, 173, 694
Lansdell, 302
Lansing, 845
Lapeyre, 842
Larkins, 608
Laroque, 1082
[Larpent], 1082
Larpent, 1082
Larrabee, 424
Larraby, 424
Lart, 937
Lart, 937
Lascelles, 1105
[Lashmar], 1033
Laslett, 43
Latham, 268, 749, 1326
Lathom, 395
Lathrop, 975
Latimer, 961
Laton, 291, 454
Laud, 147
Lauder, 1119
Laurence, 822, 1097, 1171
Laurie, 997
[Lavfs], 918
Law, 919
Law, 150, 776, 831, 919, 975
Lawes, 1045
Law lor, 1009
Lawlor, 1009
Lawrance, 1211
Lavvrance, 1097, 1211
Lawrence, 525, 1097
Lawrence, 93, 284, 572, 976,
1097, 1121, 1211, 1300, 1332
Lawson, 426
Lawson, 426, 708
Laybank, 298
Laycock, 492
Laycock, 492
Lay ton, 212
Lavton, 212, 316
Lazell, 83
La^eD, 1318
Lea, 1268
Leach, 284, 1207
Leach, 284, 1115, 1175, 1207
Leadbeater, 969
Leadbetter, 659
Leads, 1175
Leak, 987
Leake, 371, 1360
Leaman, 274
Lear, 1068
Learmonth, 1108
Leavens, 1164
Leavitt, 385
Leavitt, 1318
Le Brun, 555
Le Conte, 401
Le Conte, 401
Le Conte de Nonant, 401
Ledgard, 1377
Ledgard, 1377
Lee, 517, 1204
Lee, 231, 450, 466, 517, 528,
594, 613, 819, 874, 986,.
1204
Leech, 1175
Leedle, 490
Leeds, 572, 1175, 1278
Leek, 987
Lee>, 1236
Leete, 1221
Lega-Weekes, 526
Le Geyt, 671
Legge, 1275
Le Grand, 724
Le Grice, 378
Le Grys, 92, 378
Le Hunte, 1275
Leidner, 827
Leidner, 827
Leigh, 343
Leigh, 302, 426
Leigh- Pern berton, 1065
Leigh ton, 118
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INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Leighton, 118, 829
Leijonhufvud, 295
Leijonhufvud, 295
Leistner, 1034
Le Jeune, 659
Le Jour, 865
Le Maistre, 769
Lemal, 102
Leman, 361, 1371
Le Mariner, 214
Lemcke, 1090
Lemcke, 1034
Le Mesurier, 725
Lemmon, 361
Le Mentals, 820
Lendall, 1001
Lennox, 558
Lennox, 1336
Leonard, 145, 1254
Leonard, 145, 502, 1042
Le Pelley, 608
Le Picard, 311
Le Riche, 191
Leslie, 814, 848, 1020, 1133
Le Tebe, 424
Lethbridge, 930, 1112
Letheby, 424
Letherby, 424
Lever, 1108
Le Vesconte, 437
Levett, 69
Lewell, 572
Lewenhaupt, 258
Lewenhaupt, 258
Lewer, 216
[Lewin], 6
Lewis, 307, 881, 884, 1206, 1282
Lewis, 42, 507, 881, 950
Lewthwaite, 639
Ley, 694
Leyland, 109
Libbey, 1336
Libby, 424
Libby, 424
Liefeld, 55
Liefeld, 55
Ligne, 840
Liliequist, 51
Lillie, 909
Lilly, 909
Limrick, 150
Lind, 866
Lind, 866
{Lind], 866
Lindley, 187
Lindley, 906
Lindsay, 23, 1051
Lindsey, 23
Lingard, 507
Lingen, 507
Linnell, 976
Linsley, 857
Linthwaite, 1236
Llnzee, 23
Linzee, 23
Lister, 147, 150, 1099, 1234
Litherland, 262
Lithgow, 410
Lithiby, 424
Little," 38, 1319
Litton, 283
Livesay, 1094
Livesey, 757, 768
Livesey, 757, 768
Livesly, 967
Livett, 1015
Livett, 1015
Livingston, 624
Livingston, 624
Lizard, 751
Lizy, 724
Ljungfors, 157
Llewellyn, 507
Lloyd, 231, 589, 596, 1021
Lloyd, 244, 546, 589, 603, 1021
Lock, 1 1 08
Lockerman, 572
Lockwood, 975
Lockyer, 913
Lodge, 183
Loevenlch, 852
Loevenich, 852
Logan, 967
Logic, 1020
Lombaerts, 249^
[Lombard], 816'
Lombard, 816
Lombe, 1248
Long, 334, 286, 517, 975, 1331
Longley, 589
Lonsdale, 74
Look, 1064
Loomls, 844
Lord, 210, 975
Lome, 322
Lorton, 1312
Lory, 894
Losch, 101
Lothrop, 819, 975, 1158
Lounsberry, 1175
Lounsbury, 1175
Louvaine, 630
Love, 541, 1115
Lovelace, 1248
Lovell, 833
Lovibond, 624
Low, 1032
Lowe, 1068
Lowery, 505
Lownsborough, 1175'
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Lowry, 1263
Lowry-Corry, 997
Lowson, 1270
Lowther, 724
Lowton, 331
Loyd, 711
Lubbock, 137
Lucas, 230, 234
Lucas, in, 163, 234
Lucassen, 114
Luce, 671
Lucken, 711
Luddington, 162, 545
Ludington, 162
Ludington, 162
Ludlam, 649
Ludlow, 915
Lukach, 508
Lund, 1050 /
Lundie, 685
Lunn, 453
Lunt, 820
Liips, 719
Luttrill, 672
Luttwitz, 673
Luxford, 134
Luycken, 711
Lyal, 1294
Lybbe, 424
Lye, 448
Lyle, 896
Lyman, 449
Lynthwayte, 1236
Lyon, 135, 235, 690
Lyons, 235, 891
Lyons, 891
Lyster, 150
Lytton, 829
Maberly, 850
Maberly, 850
Macaulay, 776
Macbean, 600
McCaa, 68
McCabe, 967
McCain, 1177
McCalmont, 246
McCance, 776
McCance, 776
McCane, 1177
McCarrell, 1149
MacCarthy, 729
McCarthy, 902, 1011
McCarthy, 816, 902
McClintock, 1218
McClure, 645, 1218
Macco, 700
Macco, 700
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
McCobb,
MacComish, 948
McConnell, 1153
McCook, 1327, 1349
McCrohan, 902
McDickene, 975
Macdonald, 640
Macdonald, 1315
[Macdonald], 1177
[MacDonald], 1177
McDonald, 539, 842
Macdougal, 592
Macdowall, 435
McDowall, 1123
McDowall, 1123
McDowell, 645
McDuff, 706
McEan, 1177
McFarland, 604
McFarren, 780
McGilchrist, 1119
McGilchrist-Gilchrist, 1119
Macgill, 831
Macgillivray, 600
MacGregor, 708
[McGuffie], 587
McGuffie, 587
McGuffock, 587
MacIain-MacDonald, 1177
Maclan, 1177
Mclan, 1177
Macian-Macdonald, 1177
MacIan-MacDonald, 1177
Macintosh, 541
Mclntosh, 346
Mack, 1248
Mack, 1248
Mackane, 1177
McKane, 1177
Mackay, 498
Mackay, 364
McKean, 1141, 1177
McKean, 1177
McKeen, 1177
Mackenzie, 46, 997
McKeon, 1177
Mackie, 916
McKillips, 504
MacKinley, 193
Mackintosh, 600, 791
Mackintosh, 450, 600, 791
Mackuy, 700
Maclean, 600
McLean, 1287
McLellan, 1282
MacLeod, 984
MacLeod, 984
Maclin, 685
Macmahon, 289
McMenzies, 68
McMinis, 68
Macmurrough, 432
Macnamara, 289
Macnaughton, 1018
Macneil, 1216
MacNeill, 640
Macor, 1142
Macphail, 600
Macpherson, 450, 600
McPike, 539
McPike, 539
Macqueen, 188, 600
McTurk, 68
McWilliams, 252
Macy, 740
Madan, 621
Madden, 621
Maddock, 120, 758
Madgwick, 448
Maffet, 189
Maghull, 822
Magniac, 407
Magnon, 430
Mahon, 158
Mahon, 158, 1028
Mahony, 541
Mahony, 541, 633, 902
Main, 741
Mair, 1020, 1347
Makepeace, 1193
Maker, 1142
Makgill, 831
Malabar, 454
Malcolm, 799
Maiden, 170, 367
Maiden, 170
Malherbie, 446
Malie, 454
Malin, 629
Malone, 969
Malone, 409,
Malpas, 280
Maltbie, 1175
Maltby, 887, 975, 1175
Malveysin, 531
Malvoisin, 531
Mamo, 317
Mandelschloh, 305
Mandelslow, 305
Mandesle, 305
Mangles, 642, 842
Maniquet, 495
Manley, 27
Manliffe, 969
Manlove, 204
Manly, 969
Mann, 1112
Mann, 746, 1112
Manning, 494
Manning, 494
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Mannison, 93
Mannock, 746
Mansel, 73, 386
Mansfield, 988
Manslo, 305
Manson, 1075, 1172
Manston, 530
Mantle, 714
Marburg, 222
Marchall, 975
Marcham, 71
Marchant, 742
Marchant-Lashmar, 1033
Mariartre, 1010
Markby, 141
Markby, 141
Markes, 106
Markham, 950
Marlande, 386
Marlande, 386
Marlborough, 586
Marley, 229
Marley, 229
Marriage, 775
Marriner, 214
Marriner, 214
Marsh, 503
Marsh, 288, 634, 1023
Marshall, 364, 675, 1020, 1064
Marshman, 602. 724
Marston, 1274
Martian, 620
Marten, 361
Martin, 72, 453, 1373
Martin, 166, 212, 214, 361, 453,
541, 874, 896, 1087, 1208,
1232, 1315 '
Martyn, 210, 214, 343, 361
Marvin, 1309
Maryner, 214
Masera, 4
Mason, 933
Mason, 89, 327, 469, 545, 901,
933. 975, 980, 1269, 1381
Mason-Cox, 1381
Master, 622
Masterman, 1342
Masters, 809
Masterson, 166
Mather, 1202
Mat hew, 502
[MathewJ, 265
Mathews, 102
Mathews- Richardson, 1126
Maton, 1292
Maton, 1292
Matson, 1273
Matthews, 102, 1093
Matthews, 102, 506, 671, 1093
Maturin, 1133
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Mauboerer, 535
Maughan, 1057
Mauleverer, 535
Maund, 331, 1361
Maunsell, 1147
Maunsell, 1147
Mauteby, 73
Mauveysin, 531
Mauvoisin, 531
Mawdesley, 838
Mawdesley, 838
Mawson, 332
Maxwell, 27, 1274
Maxwell, 27, 568, 792, 1189
May, 122, 1137, 1253
May, 138, 717, 847, 1137, 1253
Mayhew, 268, 557
Maylam, 743
Maylam, 743
Maynard, 150
Mayne, 1052
Mayne, 706, 856
Maynicke, 495
Mayo, 1247
Mayor, 955
Mayor, 955
Meacham, 949
Mead, 364
Mead, 1175, 1360
Meade, 525
Meajor, 769
Meanock, 415
Medley, 1057
Medlicott, 774
Meed, 1175
Meehan, 595
Meehan, 595
Meet, 1175
Mein, 147
Meinecke, 495
Mellard, 371
Mellor, 227, 749
Mellor, 227, 749
Melsop, 502
Melvill, 677
Melville, 333, 932
Mercer, 390
Mercer, 172, 390, 923, 1075
Mercereau, 1344
Mercier, 742, 923
Meriet, 1000
Merrett, 1000
Merriam, 303
Merrifield, 1123
Merrill, 1345
Merrill, 1345
Merritt, 1000, 1350
Merritt, 364, 1000, no8 ; 1350
Merry, 1379
Merryman, 409
Mersereau, 1344
Mersereau, 1344
Mervyn, 72
Merwin, 1323
Merwint, 1323
Messervy, 917
Messit, 572
Meyer, 641
Michell, 747
Michell, 1020
Michie, 1043
Michie, 1043
Michielsen, 249
Mickley, 1346
Middlemore, 499
Middlemore, 27, 499
Middleton, 229, 363, 856, 1119
1168
Midgley, 501
Midwinter, 975
Milbranck, 572
Mildmajr, 92
Miles, 757, 1299
Millais, 671
Miller, 467, 916, 1149
Miller, 34, 193, 212, 245, 799,
916, 1175, 1249
Milligan, 193
Mills, 1334
Mills, 214, 1175, 1334
Mingay, 952, 1017
Minnitt, 277
Minns, 342
Minns, 342
Minors, 225, 960
Minot, 277
Minshull, 426
Minter, 406
Minterne, 913
Minton, 531
Mitchell, 277
Mitchell, 245, 468, 645, 749, 913
Mitchelson, 1360
Mixer, 976
Modee, 157
Modeer, 157
Mohun, 1347
Moline, 151
Molines, 1344
Mollatte, 1230
Mollet, 725
Molony, 609
Molony, 609
Molyneux, 963
Molyneux, 541, 588, 963
Monaghan, 1315
Monck, 46, 901
Moncrief, 814
Monet, 1010
Monk, 46
Monnet, 1010
Monnette, 1010
[Monnette], 252
Montfort, 1256
Montgomerie, 63
Montgomery, 581, 599
Montgomery, 541, 645, 801,
1009, 1064, 1113, 1216
Montserrat, 627
Moon, 991
Moor, 291
Moor, 291
Moorcroft, 324
Moore, 727
Moore, 28, 166, 202, 556, 604,
1062, 1064, 1077, 1133
Moores, 911
Moorhouse, 132, 975
More, 487, 1348
Morecock, 1266
Morehead, 1218
Morehouse, 975
Moreton, 486, 945
Morey, 1157
Morgan, 441
Morgan, 53, 229, 613, 1108
Morhouse, 975
Moriarty, 798, 1080
Moriarty, 798, 967, 1080
Morley, 141, 350
Morrice, 474
Morris, 406
Morris, 114, 288, 406, 456, 568
Morrison, 39, 1281
Morrison, 39, 409
Morse, 1024
Morse, 885, 1332
Morton, 486
Morton, 486
Moseley, 749
Moses, 572
Mosier, 1175
Moss, 302, 819
Mosse, 901
Mostyn, 1183
Motherby, 745
Motherby, 745
Mott, 572
Motte, 407
Mottley, 1006, 1026
Moula, 943
Mould, 1182
Moule, 671
Moulthrop, 761
Mount, 1012
Mount, 1012
Mountain, 539
Mowat, 761
Moxon, 676
Moyce, 1249
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Mudge, 1186
Mulcaster, 837
Mulcaster, 837
Mullins, 546, 1344
Mulzaine, 840
Mumford, 557
Mumford, 557
Munday, 1057
Mundy, 925
Mundy, 925
Muneton, 531
Munn, 949
Munro, 1245
Muravieff, 1049
Murden, 881
Murdo, 121 1
Murdoch, 659, 1211
Murdock, 524
Murphy, 409
Murray, 245, 518, 1217
Muse, 572
Musgrave, 612, 786
Musgrave, 786, 1254
Mussill, 1057
Mustoe, 1 1 ir
Muxloe, 1067
Myddelton, 363
Myddelton, 635
Myddelton-Gavey, 635
Myers, 819
Myers, 594, 697, 819
Mylle, 214
Mynors, 225
Mynors, 225
Myres, 1213
Myrton, 532
Nairn, 831
Nance, 1318
Nash, 849
Nash, 119, 364, 849
Nason, 147
Naunton, 29
Neal, 1221
Nedham, 201
Needier, 361
Neeson, 967
Neighbour, 309
Neill, 1349
Neilson, 997
Neligan, 502
Nelson, 401, 449, 705
Nesbitt, 567
Nethersole, 756
Nettleship, i
Nettleton, 1323
Nevill, 564, 656, 1144
Nevill, 564, 656, 961, 1144
Neville, 572
Nevins, 969
Newbold, 821
Newbold, 821
Newbolt, 565
Newbolt, 565
Newbould, 821
Newcomb, 336
Newcombe, 12
Newdigate, 348
Newell, 1249
Newham, 203
Nevvham, 203
Newland, 581
Newlin, 335, 1122
Newman, 213, 297
Newman, 213, 230, 297, 500,
H75
Newnham, 230
Newsham, 219
Newt, 424
Newton, 1299
Newton, 460, 603, 829, 1199,
1292, 1299, I 324
Nicholas, mi
Nicholls, 223
Nichols, 1152
Nichols, 24, 344, 809, mi,
1152, 1171
Nicholson, 16, 634, 711, 924,
1013, 1274
Nickerson, 1313
Nickerson, 1313
Nicklin, 1093
Nicola, 659
Nielson, 724
Nind, 44
Nisbet, 401, 532
Nitschke, 1034
Noble, 1063, 1193
Noe, 1297
Noel, 250
Nookes, 629
Norcop, 531
Nordenstierna, 36
Norford, 1272
Norman, 731, 1038, 1174
Norreys, 997
Norrie, 540
Norris, 822, 997, 1012
North, 34, 133, 1334
Northall, 329
Northam, 950
Northampton, 191
Northcote, 530
Northmore, 349
Northrop, 593
Norton, 470, 1064
Norton, 911, 950, 1064, 1319
"Nosworthy, 747
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Nott, 418
Notte, 418
Nottingham, 1092
Noyes, 987
Noyes, 145, 1040, 1249
[Nugent], 714
Nurse, 472
Nut hall, 1010
Nutt, 779
Nuttall, 466
Nutter, 424
Gates, 1114
Oattes, 1114
O'Brien, 201, 289, 292, 757
O'Byrne, 740
O'Connor, 82
O'Conor, 724
O'Conor Don, 598
Odell, 572, 593
Odencrants, 21
Odiarne, 94
0' Parrel I, 403
Ogden, 68, 299
[Ogden], 68
Ogilby, 983
Ogilvie, 983, 1288
Ogilvy, 580, 742
Oglander, 750
Oglander, 750
Ogle, 893, 1136
Ogle, 893, 1136
Grady, 722
OGrady, 722
O'Hanlon, 724
O'Kearney, 502
O'Kelley, 1142
O'Kelly, 59L 754
Olave, 535
Old, 44
Oldcastle, 18
Oldnall, 561
Oldnall, 561
Olive, 535
Oliver, 119
Oliver, 119
Ollard, 223
Ollard, 223
Olliver, 1033
Olmstead, 1249
O'Madden, 621
Mahony, 633
OMahony, 541, 633
O'Mealy, 1177
Ommanney, 1082
O'Naghten, 754
O'Neill, 909
Ongerstein, 295
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Onley, 506
Orcutt, 145
Orde, 639
O'Reilly, 645, 714
Oridge, 564
Oriel, 528
Ormerod, 43, 665
Ormond, 1361
O'Rourke, 595
Orr, 245
Orrett, 624
Orser, 1175
Orsor, 1175
Orton, 342, 1297, 1379
Orwell, 1274
Osbora, 1285
Osborn, 1285
Osborne, 724, 809
Osgathorpe, 219
Osmond, 670
Osmond, 670
Osmund, 951
Oswald, 30
Other, 520
Otis, 1114
Otis, 1114
Overelangdone, 751
Owen, 201, 1210
Owen, 613, 1297
Owens, 409
Oxenden, 1092
Oxenden, 1092
Pack, 954
Pack-Beresford, 954
Packe, 518, 672
Packer, 1173, 1226
Packman, 1255
Packman, 1255
Pagan, 470
Page, 57, 133, 462. 926
Paget, 134
Paine, 725
Painter, 1111
Painter, mi
Pakenham, 901
Pakenham-Walsh, 901
Palmer, 818
Palmer, 364, 373, 530, 1059,
1071, 1140, 1152, 1300
Palthe, 1151
Palthe Wesenhagen, 1151
Parfitt, 887, 985
Paris, 472
Park, 135
Parke, 950, 1336
Parker, 73, 360, 421, 748, 873
Parker, 360, 421, 615, 741, 748
Parkes, 596, 657
Parkhurst, 711
Parks, 1232
Parks, 1232
Parlin, 1336
Parmele, 1088
Parmelee, 1221
Parmelee, 648, 1221
Parr, 135
Parry, 177
Parry, 34, 177, 433, 539.
Parsons, 275
Parsons, 275, 486, 497, 1145
Parton, 1361
Partridge, 746
Partridge, 746
Pasche, 671
Passmore, 56
Paston, 73, 667
Paton, 427
Patrick, 496, 1051
Patten, 89
.Patterson, 75, 504, 541, 785,
1217
Patton, 456
Paul, 60, 1216
Paull, 656
Paumier, 716, 825
Pawson, 410
Paxson, 711
Payen-Payne, 712
[Payne], 712
Payne, 980
Payson, 410
Payson, 410
Payzant, 1082
Peabody, 976. 1326
Peach, 218
Peachey, 378
Peachey, 378
Peacock, 341, 725
Peacock, 725, 1331
Peake, 540
[Pearce], 207
Pearce, 637, 968
Pearpoint, 812
Pearsall, 486
Pearse, 683
Pearse, 188, 506, 683
Pearson, 1343
Pearson, 469, 742, 1057
Peary, 1175
Pease, 48
Pease, 48, 106
Peasnal, 323
Peck, 364, 472, mo
Peckham, 726
Peckham, 163, 253
Peckover, 564
Peddle, 637
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Pederick, 1232
Peele, 154
Peele, 154
Peeters, 1218
Peirson, 535
Peiszker, 1116
Pelier, 671
Pell, 1297
Pells, 1175
Pelly, 608
Pelly, 608
Pelts, 1175
Pemberton, 941
Pemberton], 1063
Pemberton, 268, 616, 941, 1063
Pembridge, 147, 432
Pembruge, 147
Penberthy, 894
Penberthy, 894
Pender, 685
Penfold, 1033
Penfold, 1033
Penington, 711
Penkendorf, 278
Penman, 68
Penn, 12, 1160
Penneckendorf, 278
Penney, 731
Penney, 731, 1230
Pennington, 1027
Pennington, 1027, 1264
Pennock, 725
Penny, 828
Pennyngton, 1027
Penrose, 969
Peppard, 672
Peppen, 883
Perceval, 1002
Perceval, 1002
Percival, 1002
Percy, 262, 572, 1274
Percyval, 1002
Perdue, 1154
Perfect, 656
Pergeat, 1034
Perkins, 1249
Perley, 1293
Permerly, 1221
Pern, 291
Perrie, 1175
Perrier, 454
Perrin, 968
Perrin, 968
Perrine, 1051
Perris, 958
Perrott, 152
Perry, 1322
Perry, 177, 524, 572, 906, n 4o
1175, 1322, 1323^
Perrycoste, 906
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Perton, 655
Peters, 1218
Peters, 443
Pett, 849
Petyt, 649
Pewtress, 218
Peyte, 272
Peyton, 785
Pfalz-Simmern, 1359
Phaire, 926
Phelipe, 268
Phelps, 284, 1208
Philbert, 1309
Philip, 726
Philips, 551
Philips. 7, 551, 725
Phillimore, 425
Phillimore, 425
Phillips, 268, 1208
Phillips, 409, 717, 727, 847,
1208, 1247
Philp, 842, 1327
Philpot, 186, 557
Philpott, 276, 327
Phipps, 327
Phripp, 469
Picard, 1235
Pickance, 283
Pickford, 1234
Piddock, 575
Piddocke, 575
Pidduck, 575
Pidduck, 575
Pierce, 1164
Pierce, 1164
Pierson, 162, 1319
Pigeon, 644
Pigot, 932
Pigot, 797, 932
[Pigott], 797
Pigott, 759
Pike, 539, 1249, *345
Pile, 636
Pile, 103, 636
Pilkington, 554, 1219
Pilkington, 163, 554, 1219
Pille, 1010
Pimarly, 1221
Pinckard, 239
Pinel, 820
Pioter, 1082
Pipard, 1348
Piper, 636
Pippard, 1348
Pirie, 1020
Pirie-Gordon, 1020
Pitcairn, 368
Pitcher, 163
Pitchford, 183, 655
Pitfield, 221
Pitman, 771
Pitman, 747, 771
Pitt, 1292
Pitzker, 1116
Pixley, 1084
Pixley, 1084
Planta, 1339
Plantagenet, 1339
Planting, 1339
Planting-Gyllenboga, 1339
Platt, 1171
Platt, 899, 1171
Player, 1071
Pleasant, 28
Pletts, 649
Plomer, 470
Plummer, 983. 1309
Plumpton, 690
Plunket, 1239
Poesch, 1129
Poisket, 315
Pole, 87, 486, 821, 1174
Polglase, 109
Pomfrey, 297
Pond, 1318
Pontin, 715
Pook, 163
Pooke, 163
[PooleJ, 1178
Poole, 39, 513, 531, 636, 1178
Pope, 681, 901
Popham, 695
Poppelwell, 358
Porte Laroque, 1082
Porter, 1293
Porter, 371, 525, 593, 678, 907,
950, 1249, 1293, 1323
Porterfield, 708
Postle, 137
Pott, 1159
Pott, 1159
Potter, 280, 665, 1023, 1077
Pottinger, 1214
Pound, 1264
Powell, 741
Powell, 276, 692, 711, 741
Pownall, 133, 862
Poyle, 636
Pratt, 1182
Prence, mo
Prentice, 823
Prentice, 708
Preston, 959
Preston, 822, 959, 1020, 1348
Prestwick, 640
Pretyman, 1289
Prevost. 742
Price, 440
Price, 75, 592
Prichard, 151, 945, 1235
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Prideaux, 188, 915
Prideaux, 789, 915
Prideaux-Brune, 789
Prindle, 1076
Prindle, 1076
Pringle, 724, 1076
PrSns, 387
Prins, 387
Prinsep, 1096
Prior, 188, 949,
Pritchard, 421
Procter, 334, 78
Proctor, 1057
Provo, 742
Prudden, 727
Prunty, 109
Pryce, 958
Pryce, 613, 958
Pryor, 1140
Prys, 613
Puckle, 762
Puckle, 762
Puddicombe, 732
Pugsley, 1175
Puille, 636
Pumphrey, 1140
Pumphrey, 297, 1140
Purcell, 1368
Purchase, 424
Purdie, 1175
Purdom, 1059
Purdue, 1154
Purdy, 364, 1175
Purnell, 1045
Purser, mi
Purvis, 640
Pusey, 620
Putnam, 767
Putnam, 767, 1273
Puttenham, 767
Pyatt, 1010
Pych, 183
Pykarell, 715
Pyke, 539
Pyle, 636
Quapladde, 38
Quartermain, 732
Quarton, 1312
Quennell, 394
Quenniborough, 1337
Quenyld, 394
Quimby, 1337
Quinan, 43
Quinby, 1337
Quinby, 1337
Quinlan, 615
Quinneborough, 1337
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Quinnell, 394
Quinnell, 394
Quintard, 1175
Quivill, 394
Quynnell, 394
Radcliffe, 408, 1234
Radcliffe, 299, 302, 822
Radley, 414
Radnall, 213
Rae Reid, 777
Ragg, 219
Ragg, 219
Raimes, 1225
Raine, 229
Rainie, 839
Rainsford, 238
Rainsford, 238, 395
Rait, 660
Raitz von Frentz, 311
Raitz von Frentz, 311
Raleigh, 724, 734
Ralph, 487
Ralph, 487
Ramsay, 657, 782
Ramsey, 252
Randall, 342, 1347
Ranford, 395
Ranke, 1359
Rannall, 630
Rannie, 435
Ransford, 395
Ransford, 395
Ranyard, 1233
Rashleigh, 695
Rastall, 694
Rathbone, 1349
Raven, 988
Ravenescroft, 263
Ravenscroft, 263, 472
Ravenscroft, 263, 472, 571
Ravires, 719
Rawlins, 274
Rawlins, 73, 274
Rawsthorne, 302
Rawstorne, 757
Rayment, 93, 424
Raymes, 1225
Raymond, 541, 615, 1278
Rayne, 229
Raynsford, 988
Read, 524, 1168
Reade, 371
Reade, 371, 1189
Reading, 286
Readman, 426
Ready, 960
Reah, 89
Reddick, 1349
Reddinck, 143
Redding, 143, 362
Reddingius, 143
Reddingius, 143
Reddington, 586
Reddish, 62
Redhead, 1160
Redman, 183, 360, 615
Redmayne, 822
Redmond, 615
Redmond, 615
Ree, 848
Reed, 778, 1360
Reed, 102, 302, 721, 976, 1109,
1360
Reeks, 351
Rees, 262
Reeve, 586, 961
Reeve, 586, 872, 961
Reeves, 1082
Rehbinder, 287
Rehbinder, 287
Reichel, 1240
Reid, 777, 876
Reid, 302, 708, 777, 876
Reilly, 645
Relton, 180
Remington, 1289
Remon, 615
Reneau, 1010
Renie, 839
Rennie, 839
Rennie, 435, 839, 890
Renninger, 844
Renshaw, 181
Revell, 1115
Revett, 760
Reymes, 1225
Reynaud, 659
Reynell-Upham, 874
Reynolds, 197, 630, 714, 994
Reynolds, 197, 485, 535, 595,
630, 714, 994, 1175, 1345,1
Rhedin, 267
Rheude, 1083
Rhoads, 924
Rhoads, 924
Rhodes, 1110
Rhodes, 634, mo, 1158
Ricard, 820
Rice, 391,417, 1113
Rice, 232, 268, 417, 486, 768,
963, 1113
Rich, 191, 545
Rich, 191
Richards, 120, 152, 1356
Richards, 120, 122, 138, 578,
1338, 1356
Richardson, 255, 273, 473, 914
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[Richardson], 1126
Richardson, 48, 255, 273, 371,
473, 645, 967, 1064, 1182
Richart, 820
Richer, 820
Richmond, mo
Ricker, 820
Ricker, 820
Rickman, 230
Rickword, 251
Rider, 1117
Ridge, 777
Ridley, 200
Ridley, 200, 473
Ridout, 308
Riecker, 820
Rieme von der Allerburg, 1200
Rifenburg, 1284
Rigby, 74
Rigby, 34, 215, 483, 1246
Rigg, 389, 1353
Rigg, 389, 980
Rigge, 389, 596
Riggs, 389, 1153, 1319
Rigney, 504
Rijker, 820
Riker, 820
Ringwood, 734
Ringwood, 734
Rippon, 1074
Rippon, 538, 1074
Rivett, 760
Rivett-Carnac, 760
Robarts, 1347
Robertes, 572
Roberts, 907, 1176
Roberts, 535, 645, 711, 809, 907,
993, 1108, 1138, 1348
Robertson, 528, 643
Robins, 968
Robinson, 538, 647, 882
Robinson, 538, 773, 828, 854,
1274
Roch, 849
Rochester, 351
Rodney, 563
Roe, 859, 971
Roe, 971
Roebuck, 662
Roebuck, 662, 1369
Roedenbeck, 1378
Roffey, 1192
Rogers, 73, 589, 603, 636, 960,
1297, 1334
Rohe, 648
Roick, 904
Roland, 938
Rolfe, 72
Rolles, 1041
Rolle-Walter, 173
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Rollo, 568
Rolls, 641, 1041
Rolmanhouse, 340
Romanes, 340
Romanes, 340
Romney, 639
Rook, 426
Rooke, 426, 969
Root, 1327
Roote, 1327
Rootes, 1327
Roots, 1327
Roots, 1327
Roper, 145, 150
Rose, 74, 418, 1071
Rosen, 202
Rosewall, 102
Rosewell, 73
Ross, 822
Ross, 462, 645, 777
Rosser, 140
Rossiter, 415
Ross-Lewin, 6
Rothe, 491
Rothoff, 222
Rounthvvaite, 332
Rons, 705
Routh, 790
Routh, 221, 790
Rowan, 657
Rowand, 657
Rowbotham, 516
Rowe, 109
Rowe, 71, 109, 831, 874, 1124
Rowell, iii2, 1297
Rowland, 938
Rowland, 938
Rowlee, 898
Rowntree, 328, 1044
Rowntree, 328, 1044
Roxburgh, 193
Royce, 819, 1221
Royston-Pigott, 797
Riicker, 820
Ruda, 222
Rudbeck, 81
Rudd, 854, 1001
Rudd, 854.. 991, 1001, 1026
Ruddle, 106
Ruddock, 947
Ruffhead, 809
Ruffin, 469
Riigemer, 827
Rugge, 180
Ruggles, 711
Rumbold, 532
Rumney, 346, 639
Runchman, 945
Rundall, 1142
Rundle, 364, 548, 1142
Ruppenthal, 594
Ruppenthal, 594
Rushen, 29
Rushton, 31
Rushton, 31
Russell, 211, 252, 297,
672, 851, 1010, 1140
Ruston, 1008
Ruston- Harrison, 1008
Ruth, 491
Ruth, 491
Rutherfurd, 831
Rutland, 1121
Rutledge, 44, 502, 1062
Rutter, 455, 948
Ryan, 317
Ryan, 317, 769
Ryder, 592, 1117, 1313
Ryland, 557, 819
Rylands, 373
Ryvet, 760
Saccerley, 894
Sadlefr, 321
Sadler, 4
Saffell, 1115
Sage, 950
Sahlstrbm, 220
Sahlstrom, 220
St. Clair, 1251
St Hill, 715
Sainthill, 715
St. John, 1045
St. Leger, 231
St. Leonard, 132
St. Lize. 191
St. Maur, 695
Saladin, 622
Salder, 1107
Salisbury, 711
Sallern, 1107
Sally, 1148
Salmon, 752
Salstrom, 220
Salt, 231
Salter, 27
Salusbury, 692
Salvin, 1099
Samborne, 69, 923
Sambourne, 726
Sampson, 545, 780, 991
Samuels, 516
Sanborn, 69, 923
Sandeman, 320
Sandeman, 320
Sander, 508
Sanders, 552, 1295
Sanders, 927, 1189, 1295
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Sanderson, 447
Sanderson, 44, 596, 809
Sandford, 714
Sandison, 643
Sargent, 1082
621, Sarle, 589
Saunders, 377, 438
Saunders, 323, 1101
Saunderson, 44
Savage, 650, 857
Savile, 137
Sawbridge, 1071
Sawyer, 527, 960
Sayre, 1147
Scarisbrick, 444, 822
Scarsbricke, 620
Scarth, 118, 211
Scattergood, 133
Scattergood, 133
Schacht, 1367
Schacht, 1367
Scharp, 814
Schaw, 831
Schlickau, 222
Schlieckau, 222
Schlikau, 222
Schmauss, 1034
Schonmeyr, 287
Schoof, 218
Schorte, 485
Schott, 696
Schove, 218
Schove, 218
Schreil, 157
Schutz, 621
Schweinitz, 1354
Scofield, 1175
Scollay, 329
Scot, 193
Scot, 724
Scott, 38, 388, 535, 696, 946,
1349
Scott, 6, 90, 572, 645, 711, 726,
780, 844, 851, 946, 1000,
1248, 1249, 1349
[Scott], 1201
Scotton, 1046
Scribner, 1010
Scrivener, 1010
Scrope, 563
Scrymgeour, 677
Scudamore, 1017, 1121
Scudder, 1326
Scutt, 795
Seabrook, 1309
Sealey, 913
Sealy, 541
Searl, 589, 1295
Searle, 120, 268, 589, 729. 1294,
1295
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Seddon, 665, 1118
Sedgwick, 628
Sedgwick, 628
Seebach, 781
Seeley, 593
Segar, 733
Segerson, 902
Seguin, 386
Selby, 920
Selden, 555
Sellers, 53
Sephton, 1063
Sergeant, 463
Severance, 1010
Sewall, 807
Seward, 724
Sewell, 201, 1008
Sexton, 950
Seymour^ 393, 432, 695, 929,
1008, 1054, 1278, 1360
Shackleton, 337
Shackleton, 337
Shackley, mo
Shadweli, 1066
Shairp, 814
Shakerley, 894
Shakeshaft, 795
Shakespeare, 304
Shalcross, 493
Shallcrass, 493
Shallcross, 357
Shanesberg, 236
Shanesbury, 236
Shanks, 1115
Shapleigh, 1345
Shapter, 993
Sharon, 252
Sharp, 814
Sharpe, 572, 715
Sharpies, 1049
Sharry, 163
Shatterthaite, 297
Shattuck, 284
Shaw, 356, 1321
Shaw, 184, 532, 600, 749, 831,
949, 1318, 1321
Shawcross, 493
Shearburn, 1312
Shed, 1244
Shedd, 1244
Sheldon, 881, 1071
Shepard, 525, 872, 1193
Shepherd, 997
Sheppard, 506
Sherard, 588
Sherard, 541, 588, 1189
Sherborn, 178
Sherborn, 178
Sherborne, 1312
Sherburne, 572
Shergold, 945
Sheridan, 1348
Sherman, 8
Sherman, 593
Sherry, 163
Shertzer, 766
Sherwood, 28
Sherwood, 28, 364, 938, 1309
Shettle, 549
Shewell, 807
Shilton, 864
Shiner, 564
Shipley, 832
Shipton, 1007
Shipton, 1007
Shirburne, 178
Shirk, 409
Shoosmith, 497
Shooters, 249
Short, 603,685
Shortt, 485
Shortt, 485
Shove, 1175
Shute, 1316
Sibley, 216, 1164
Sichel, 788
Sichel, 788
Sidney, 1153
Siebert, 242
Sikes, 806
Silkman, 1175
Silvester, 138
Silyard, 869
[Simmern], 1359
Simmons, 61, 486, 490, 1336
Simms, 685
Simonds, 899
Simpson, 244, 556, 687
Simpson, 244, 556, 687, 819
Simson, 673, 708
Sinclair, 899
Skeffington, 71, 332
Skene-Ogilvy, 580
Skiff, 1357
Skinner, 472, 1023, 1075
Skrymsher, 371
Skynner, 513
Slack, 524
Sladdin, 663
Slade, 1174
Slade, 637, 874, 1174, 1175
Sladen, 299
Slark, 1294, 1295
Slauson, 1175
Slawson, 1175
Sleath, 566
Sleeper, 872, 1249
Sleigh, 927
Slocombe, 858
Slocum, 858
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Slocum, 858
Slocumb, 572
Sloman, 95
Sluman, 950
Smart, 829
Smeaton, 573
Smerdon, 43
Smethcot, 412
Smiley, 252
Smith, 204, 454, 664, 1 1 05, 1 1 99,
1266
Smith, 138, 204, 344, 400, 406,
426, 454, 518, 545, 572,
582, 592, 664, 711, 715,
991, 943, 945, 1020, 1062,
1105, 1124, 1149, 1172,
1199, 1208, 1297, 1315
Smithe, 472
Smithett, 412
Smithett, 412
Smith-Lawrence, 572
Smock, 1089
Smock, 1089
Smoot, 1115
Smoult, 332
Smyth, 351, 630, 752
Smythcot, 412
Smythe, 418, 715
Smytheot, 412
Snell, 103
Snell, 103
Snelling, 92
Sneyd, 993
Snoad, 1207
Snode, 1207
Snow, 641, 1318
Snowden, 96, 306
Snowden, 96, 306, 1121, 1324
Soady, 548
Sober, 1320
Sodey, 548
Somerford, 297, 1140
Somers, 1036
Somerset, 432
Somervell, 770
Somerville, 164
Somerville, 164, 770, 1347
Son, 1284
Sone, 497
[Soper], 1038
Soper, 34, 1038, 1284
Sothern, 299
South, 352
Southall, 1235
Southard, 1175, 1278
Southerden, 230
Southgate, 1024
Southward, 1175
Southworth, 1221
Spalding, 1301
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Spalding, 594, 1301
Sparke, 424
Sparkes, 1140
Sparman, 222
Sparrman, 222
Sparrow, 843
Sparry, 41
Spaulding, 1301
Speakman, 23
Spedding, 967
Spedding, 967
Speight, 132
Speight, 132
Spelman, 574
Spencer, 71, 844, 950
Spens, 256
Sperrey, n
Spicer, 530
Spight, 132
Spigornell, 767
Spilsbury, 1086
Spinney, 896
Spofford, 976
Spotswood. 902, 1272
Spragge, mi
Sprange, 899
Spratt, 905
Sprigg, 1010
Spriggs, 658
Spring, 462
Squinch, 1096
Stable, 4
Stack, 798
Stackelberg, 128
Stackhouse, 631
Stackhouse, 192, 631, 980
Stafford, 198
Staines, 865
Stalham, 1202
Stalker, 896
Stamer, 292
Stamm, 374
Stanborough, 988
Stanbury, 988
Standerwick, 446
Standerwick, 446
Standish, 215, 982
Standley, 1173
Stanes, 865
Stanford, 418, 976
Stanley, 297, 395, 648, 950,
1140, 1173, 1246
Stansbury, 988
Stanton, 528
Stanton, 528, 740
Stapf, 300
Stapf, 300
Stapleton, 1039
Stapleton, 1039
Stark, 706
Starkee, 153
Starkey, 153
Starkie, 444
Starr, 950
Staude, 278
Staunton, 528, 740
Staveley, 1099, 1105
Stavert, 483
Stawell, 217
Staweli, 217
Staynes, 545
Stearns, 976, 1148
Stebbins, 949, 950
Stedman, 396, 497
Stedman, 396, 497
[Steele], 126
Steele, 126, 560
Steelman, 1036
Steinbuesch, 852
Steinbusch, 852
Stelle, 1010
Stephan, 206
Stephens, 721
Stephens, 969
Stephenson, 664
Stepney, 484
Stepney-Gulston, 484
Steuart, 848
Stevens, 291, 472, 697, 741,
1128, 1164, 1221, 1249
Stevenson, 513, 1149
Steventon, 490
Steventon, 490
Steward. 1024
Stewart, 621
Stewart, 135, 172, 193, 246,
4 IO < 539' 59 2 6 45. 661,
706, 989, 1028
Stewart-Brown, 1045
Stickney, 1044
Stillas, 1018
Stillman, 495
Stillman, 495
[Stirum], 1338
Stockberger, 794
Stockdale, 342, 448
Stocken, 1198
Stocking, 1296
Stocking, 1198
Stoddard, 24
Stokeham, 975
Stokes, 546, 1154
Stokes and Cox, 1005
Stone, 409, 417, 950, 1085, 1199
Stonham, 868
Storbeck, 249
Storer, 761
Storm, 37, 426, 1075
Storm de Grave, 37
Story, 686
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Stote, 1072
Stote, 1072
Stoughton, 307
Stouppe, 776
Stourton, 1257
Stout, 953
Stowell, 217
Stracey-Clitherow, 18
Strachan, 1119, 1138
Strachey, 369
Stratford, 198
Strangman, 139
Strangman, 139
Stratford, 561, 646
Stratton, 1119
Streeper, 1315
Street, 489
Street, 489, 1174
Strengthfield, 771
Strettell 831
Strode, 1068
Strode, 1068
Strogen, 491
Strong, 400
Striicker, 234
Struuk, 719
Struyck, 719
Struyck-Hidding, 719
Stuart, 281, 592, 1028
Stuart, 410, 442, 539, 592
Stuart-Gamble, 442
Stubbs, 89, 342, 565
Studwell, 364
Stukeley, 672
Sturtevant, 1318
Style, 472
Styllman, 495
Suckling, 1108
Sumeld, 1255
Sugden, 132
Sulivane, 572
Sullivan, 954
Sumpter, 569
Surtees, 431
Surtees, 431
Susewind, 827
Sutherland, 60, 364, 1000
Sutton, 524, 557. 975. 1257
Suviny, 1348
Swainson, 463, 1374
Svvann, 171
Swanton, 681. 683
Swanwick, 332, 575
Sweeny, 568
Sweers, 659
Sweet, in
Swift, 182
Swift, 182, 822
Swillington, 616
Swinburn, 980
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Swinburne, 980
Swindlehurst, 733
Swinglehurst, 733
Swinglehurst, 733
Swiny, 568
Sydenham, 742, 812
Sydnor, 351
Sykes, 806
SyJvestre, 788
Symonds, 221
Symsone, 687
Syssen, 1071
Taafe, 1239
Taber, 739
Tabor, 243
Tabor, 117
Taddy, 170
Taggart, 335
Tagh'aferro, 317
Tainter, 1300, 1342
Tainter, 1300
Taintor, 1300
Tait, 771
Talbot, 1315, 1342
Talbot, 42, 1315
Talbot de Malahide, 1315
Talbott, 409
Talcott, 393
Talcott, 1050
Tallent-Bateman, 13
Tallents, 13
Tallmadge, 1230
Tang, 299
Tanner, 180
Tapley, 767, 1038
Tapley-Soper, 1038
Tapp, 167
Tapp, 167
Tapper, 991
Tapson, 1274
Tarbox, 1050
Tarratt, 564
Tate, 550, 866
Tatnall, 725
Taube, 224
Taube, 224
Taunton, 913
Tayler, 1348
Tayleur, 43
Taylor, 302, 534, 690 .
Taylor, 53, 329, 534, 629, 643,
937, 1057, 1246, 1297
Taynter, 1300
Tayntor, 1300
Teakell, 607
Teakle, 607
Tecklenburg, 1034
Teed, 262
Teed, 262, 530
Teed-Heaver, 530
Teesdale, 43
Teisen, 439
Teit, 1241
Tekell, 607
Telford, 1149
Tempest, 337
Temple, 332, 688
Templer, 694
Tench, 1133
Tenison, 729
Tenison, 729
Terrell, 384
Terrell, 384
Tetherington, 448
Tetherly, 424
Tewes, 640
Thamerus, 912
[Thatcher], 1314
Thayer, 1280
Theisen, 711
Thibault, 204
Thierer, 1365
Thirkell-Pearce, 207
Thirlby, 894
Thistlethwaite, 980
Thistlethwaite, 980
Thistlethwayte, 980
Thomas, 199, 1121
Thomas, 2, 65, 199, 332, 1121,
1124, 1299
Thompson, 1277, 1311
Thompson, 118, 231, 335, 442,
444, 714, 950, 975, 1311,
1379
Thomson, 186, 1105
Thoren, 852
Thornborough, 561
Thornely, 796
Thornely, 796
Thornhill, 156
[Thornhill], 840, 1151
Thorp, 828
Thorp, 38, 828, 938, 1174
Thorrock, 1077
Thriepland, 782
Thrift, 867
Thrift, 867
Tlmr, 852
Thuren, 852
Thurlaby, 894
Thurlburne, 881
Thurn, 852
Thurston, 572
Thwing, 698
Thynne, 432
Tidcombe, 1331
Tilbury, 1160
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Tiley, 606
Till, 180
TiUbrook, 183
Tillensor, 1175
Tilley, 545, 606, 976, 1172
Tillinghast, 1349
Tillots, 38
Tills, 630
Tilly, 606
Tilney, 288
Tilsenor, 1175
Tilson, 1318
Tilton, 374
Tily, 606
Tims, 641
Tincombe, 120
Tindal, 1289
Tindall, 1289
Tinker, 1149
Tinkey, 1149
Tinney, 291
Tinniswood, 516
Tippetts, 958
Tipping, 1094
Tisdail, 1193
Tod, 660
Tod, 660
Todd, 324, 967, 1087
Toddington, 286, 362
Toler, 502
Toller, 557
Tolman, 1312
Tolson, 466
Tolson, 466
Tombs, 1257
Tomkins, 1269
Tomlin, 1221
Tomlinson, 304
Tompson, 424
Tondeclair, 188
Tong, 299
Tonge, 299
Tonge, 299
Tongue, 299
Tootells, 215
Topham, 741
Torbock, 651
Torbock, 651
Toriano, 907
Tory, 108
Tottleben, 781
Toulmin, 1020
Tounson, 466
Towell, 1038
Towle, 69
Town, 5
Townend, 169
Townend, 169
Townesend, 966
Townsend, 1294
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Townsend, 291, 966
Townshend, 966
Townshend, 231, 966
Tracy, 711
Trant, 798, 902
Tratt, 522
Travers, 1049
Treahy, 1018
Treffry, 502
Trego, 766
Trelawney, 1013
Trelawny, 424
Treleaven, 371
Trembethow, 894
Tremlett, 637
Trench, 291, 518
Trenchard, 15
Treusch von Buttlar Branden-
fels, 939
Trevelyan, 941, 1002
Trevers, 1049
Trevethan, 469
Trevilian, 1002
Trevis, 1049
Trigge, 215
Trimble, 401, 1124
Trist, 1138
Tristram, 456
Tritton, 1099
Trivers, 1049
Trivess, 1049
Trivess, 1049
Trobridge, 1096
Trolle, 67
Trolle-Bonde, 127
Trotter, 1361
Troubridge, 1096
Troubridge, 329, 1096
Troutbeck, 150
True, 1249
Trueman, 286, 362
Truman, 629
Trundle, 1138
Truslade, 1140
Tubb, 106
Tubbs, 159
Tubbs, 159
Tucker, 1236
Tucker, 767, 1236
Tuckney, 1024
Tudor, 28, 546
Tully, 286, 362, 642
Tung, 234
Tunstall, 400, 545
Turenne, 1017
Turnbull, 407, 426
Turnell, 975
Turner, 856, 1026, 1347
Turner, 16, 711, 841, 951, 973,
1026, mi, 1257
Turpin, 500
Turtle, 1060
Turtle, 1060
Turton, 657
Turvey, 1133
Tuthill, 825
Tuthill, 277, 502
Tuve, 224
Tuxford, 13
Tweed, 479, 564
Tweedie, 376
Tweedy, 500
Tweedy, 473
Twemlow, 507
Twemlow, 507
Twigge, 289
Twisden, 288
Twiss, 715
Tylee, 606
Tylee, 606
Tyler, 943
Tyler, 531, 711
Tyley, 606
Tylley, 606
TyUy, 606
Tylney, 288, 1069
Tyly, 606
[Tynte], 15
Tynte, 15
Tyrone, 450
Tyrrell, 319
Tyrrell, 163, 319, 384
Tyson, 439
Tyson, 439, 711
Udal, 221
Udal, 221
Udall, 221, 525, 684
Udell, 684
Udny, 866, 1020
U'Glow, 573
Ulrich, 271
Umfreville, 229
Underwood, 293
Underwood, 293, 1332
Unwin, 272, 979, 1053
Unwin, 272
[Upham], 874
Upton, 184
Urmston, 120
Usborn, 45
Utterson. 831
Uvedale, 221
Vail, 1153, 1175
Vaillant, 742
Vaillant, 812
Vale, 1175
Valentine, 1360, 1368
Valiant, 812
Valleau, 401
Valliant, 812
van Alen, 726
van Baun, 1222
van Baun, 1222
van Benthuysen, 1279
van Beuningen, 1019
[van Blokland], 98
van Couwenhoven, 1230
van den Bergh, 1173
[van der Borch], 1197
[van Deyl], 719
Vane, 711
van Elst, 719
van Epen, 1150
van Gils, 852
Vangils, 852
Vangilse, 852
Vangisse, 852
Vanguils, 852
[van Haeftenj, 719
van Helsdingen, 1019
van Helsdingen, 1019
van Hemmat, 777
van Hemmert, 777
van Limburg Stirum, 1338
van Mynden, 719
Vanneck, 671
van Poucke, 163
van Resandt, 241
van Son, 719
van Son-Keyzer-van Haeften-
van Wezel, 719
van Vyrmerey, 860
van Wassenaer, 1009
[van WezelJ, 719
van Zandt, 1209
Varnham, 230
Varrel, 975
Vashon, 112
Vassall, 1265
Vaughan, 327, 890
Yaughton, 399
Vaughton, 399
Vaux, 122
Vavasour, 426, 1246, 1257
Veal, 1175
Veall, 1046
Veitch. 245
Venn, 397
Venn, 397
Vere, 319
Vereem, 719
Vereem-van Deyl, 719
Verling, 615
Vermilye, 572
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INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Vermuden, 541
Vermuyden, 418
Vernatti, 250
Verrall, 230
Verrill, 975
Verrill, 975
Vesey, 399, 573
Vessey, 573
Viall, 858
Vianetti, 497
Vibart, 763
Vicery, 659
Vickers, 316
Victory, 477
Victory, 477
Vignoles, 940
Vignoles, 940
Vigors, 1077
Villforth, 242
Villiers, 563
Vinecombe, 747
Vining, 1247
Vinson, 556
Vipan, 342
Virgo, 624
Vodin, 173
Volant, 112
vom Hagen, 1200
von Bardeleben, 301
von Ben(ec)kendorff, 315
von Beym, 1194
von Bourscheidt, 311
von Broesigke, 1194
von Brunkhoff, 1339
von Burkersroda, 888
von Burkersroda, 888
[von Buttlar], 939
von Chylinski, 754
von Dekenbrock, 264
[von der Allerburg], 1200
von der Ohe, 671
von Dombrowski, 1250
von DUring, 835
[von Echt], 52
[von Echt], 52
von Enckevort, 249
von Enckevort, 249
von Esplingerode, 1200
von Favrat, 228
von Fermerey, 860
von Frankenberg, 1014
von Fremery, 860
[von Frentzj, 311
von Gadow, 1339
von Glode, 648
von Goldacker, 1339
von Gb'tze, 1194
von Gotze(n), 1194
von Grandry, 311
[von Groote], 1197
von Helmolt, 1359
von Hodenberg, 190
von Hodenberg, 190
von Hiinecke, 1194
von Ketteler, 264
von Ketteslaere, 264
von Kettler, 264
von Kleist, 228
von Koscielski, 131
von Levetzow, 931, 1143
von Levetzow, 1143
von Mach, 1250
von Mach, 1250
von Machow, 1250
von Machowski, 1250
von Maijdel, 1339
von Mandelsloh, 305
von Mandelsloh, 305
von Metzerode, 1339
von Metzsch, 965
von Minnigerode-Allerburg, 957
von Mohl, 25
von Muellenheim, 1341
von Necker, 1194
von Nordeck zur Rabenau, 1197
von Neuburg, 287
von Otterstedt, 1194
von Platen, 142
von Puch, 1341
von Rosen, 97, 202
von Rosen, 97, 202
von Roth, 294
von Rycken, 820
von St. Paul, 160
von St. Paul Illaire, 160
von Saldern, 1107
von Saldern, 1107
von Sandick, 257
von Schnehen, 1200
von Schnehen, 1200
von Schweinitz, 1354
von Sluszewski, 1250
[von Stradonitz], 691
von Tresckow, 981
von Tresckow, 981
von Tune, 1200
von Uexkull, 287
von Vietinghoff, 287
von Wachenfelt, 256
von Wachenfelt, 256
von Warenstedt, 232
von Warnstedt, 232
von Welser, 1197
von Wernstedt, 232
von Wernstedt, 232
von Westernhagen, 990
von \Vesternhagen, 1250
wm Winckler, 1250
von W T cernstedt, 232
von Wussow, 1341
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von Wussow, 1341
von Zander, 508
von Zweydorff, 879
Vosburgh, 1153
Vosburgh, 1153
Voughton, 399
Vowles, 572
Wachenhausen, 256
Wachenhusen, 256
Waddington, 1351
Wade, 603
Wade, 109, 603, 620, 1010
Wadsworth, 1270
Wadsworth, 698, 1270
Wagenseil, 1310
Wagenseller, 1310
Wagenseller, 1310
Waget, 1232
Wagstaff, 342
Wainewright, 194
Wainewright, 194
Wainwright, 302
Wait, 844
Waite, 1273
Waithman, 1059
Wakefield, 273
Wakeman, 1309
Wakerley, 11
Wakerley, u
Waldo, 472
Waldron, 572
Wale, 695
Wales, 477, 1067
Walford, 1122
Walford, 1122
Walkden, 708
Walker, 6, 660, 976
Walkley, 1328
Walkley, 1328
Wall, 450, 817
Wall, 74, 817
Wallace, 534
Wallau, 70
Waller, 469, 610
Wallis, 527, 624, 1085
Walmesley, 454
Walmsley, 629, 711
Wain, 629
Walpole, 907
[Walsh], 82, 901
Walsh, 82, 695, 901, 1180
Walter, 120, 173, 1115
Walters, 173, 802
Walters, 173, 802, 829, 1115
Walton, 114, 342, 538, 629,
717, 1074
Walwyn, 1069
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Wanser, 1175
Wanzer, 1175
Warbleton, 767
Warburton, 625
Warburton, 1324
Ward, 87, 1275
Ward, 87, 442, 539, 1064. 1171,
1221, 1294
Warde, 466
Wardels, 726
Ware, 1373
Ware, 27
Warfield, 39
Warham, 393, 1202
War low, 1375
Warner, mo, 1133, 1171, 1222,
1299, 1332
Warren, 168
Warren, 159, 484, 572, 711,
976, 1266
Warren-Jenkins, 269
Warriner, 950, 1295
Wase, 75
Washington, 450
Water, 437
Water berry, 1175
Waterbury, 1175
Waterhouse, 737, 1064
Waterman, 1318
Waters, 409, 615
Wathen, 1272
Watkins, 1352
Watkins, 575, 1249, *352
Watrous, 1064
Watterson, 426
Watson, 513, 1013
Watson, 259, 513, 611, 1192,
1324
Watts, 617
Wattson, 602, 611
Wattson, 602, 611
Waugh, 44
Way, 1221
\Vayman, 338
Weare, 418
Wearre, 418
Webb, 216
Webb, 216, 432, 695, 849, 950,
1175
Webber, 1348
Webster, 807
Webster, 13, 1610, 1193, 1229
Weddell, 369
Wedderburn, 677
Wedgeborough, 1206
Wedgebrough, 1206
Wedgewood, 896
Wedgwood, 512
Wedgwood, 512
Weed, 1222
Weedon, 309
[Weekes], 526
Weeks, 1193
Weinmann, 1378
Weir, 1218
Weiszker, 1116
Weiszker, 1116
Welby, 413
Welch, 331
Welchman, 331
Welchman, 331
Welcker, 270
Welcker, 270
Weld, 645, 950
Welden, 1142
Weldon, 1117
Weldon, 1117, 1225^
Welfoot, 106
Welker, 270
\Veller, 715
Welles, in, 950
Wells, IIQI, mo, 1332
Welson, 900
Welton, 1225
Wenck, 594
Wendell, 885
Wendell, 885
Wentworth, 820
Wentzel, 206
Wentzel, 206
Wernstedt, 232
Werrey, 1079
Werther, 206
Wescoat, 1175
[Wesenhagen], 1151
Wesenhagen, 1151
Wessenham, 804
West, 407
West, 138, 302, 407, 486,
1198
W T estcombe, 297
Westcott, 711, 1175
Westenra, 1009
Westley, 550 ,
Westley, 550
Westmoreland, 759
Weston, 86
Weston, 86, 670
Westropp, 292
Westropp, 292
West-Thatcher, 1314
West wood, 1204
Weyburn, 313, 375, 886
Weyburn, 375
Whalesboro, 767
Wharton, 133
Whatman, 170
Wheat, 129
Wheat, 129, 147
Wheeler, 642, 910, 1171
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Wheelwright, 1345
Whelan, 1283
Whelan, 1049, 1283
Wheldon, 1142
Wheler, 1171
Whetcombe, 531
Whetham, 482, 665
Whetham, 482
Whichcott, 742
Whitaker, 594, 1069, 1226
Whitcomb, 531
Whitcombe, 531
Whitcombe, 531
White, 861, 1261
White, 215, 231, 284, 424, 426,
497. 525, 844, 861, 919, 950,
971, 997, 1192, 1283, 1320,
1323
Whitebrook, 75
Whitebrook, 75
Whitehead, 727, 777
Whitfield, 126, 166, 516, 630, 742
Whiting, 603, 1278
Whitman, 1305
Whitman, 1318
Whitmore, 950
Whitred, 386
Whittard, 27
Whittelsey, 1304
Whittemore, 525
Whittingham, 901
Whitton, 239
Whitton, 239, 280, 1266
WhitweU, 48
Whorwood, 1069
Whyte, 245
Wiborne, 375
Wibiirn, 375
573 Wicker, 777
Wickson, 1175
Widcombe, 531
Widdenham, 1272
Wiggin, 1345
Wiggins, 1051
Wigham, 471
Wigham, 471
Wight, 1166
Wight, 1166
Wight wick, 523
[Wignall], 763
Wignall, 763
Wigtown, 645
Wijkstrand, 222
Wikstrand, 222
Wilbraham, 507
Wilcox, 1319
Wilcox, 40, 572, 1319
Wild, 894
Wilde, 297
Wildeman, 736
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Wilder, 1291, 1336
Wilders, 1291
Wildman, 1175
Wildridge, 304
Wildridge, 304, 645
Wileman, 1175
Wilkey, 2
Wilkinson, 998
Wilkinson, 711, 1222
Willan, 304
Willcots, 395
Willey, 57
Williams, 265, 573, 1115, 1202,
1258
Williams, in, 152, 231, 262,
265, 268, 369, 371, 548, 571,
695, 726, 1010, 1064, mi,
1115, 1193, 1249, 1284,1297,
1308, 1324
[Williams], 561
Williams-Mathew, 265
Williamson, 930, 1099
Williamson, 262, 309, 333, 660,
930, 975
Willing, 253
Willingham, 994
Willis, 847
Willis, 280, 847, 1127, 1300
Willoughby, 785
Wills, 550, 986, 1243
Wilmer, 106
Wilmot, 156, 696
[Wilmot], 34
Wilson, 215, 338, 461
Wilson, 338, 369, 436, 461, 594,
657, 688, 720 , 1010, 1032,
1140, 1178, 1208
Winch, 705
Windsor, 181
Wing, 323
Winget, 1079
Wingfield, 1067
Winsley, 1249
Winsiow, 1249
Wintan, 1175
Winter, 410, 637, 1013
Winthrop, 155
Winthrop, 155, 572, 901
Winton, 1175
Wippell, 637
Wisdom, 434
Wisdom, 434
Wise, 670
Wiseman, 413, 506
Wishcott, 742
Wisker, 1116
Wiswall, 976
Witcombe, 531
Witham, 644
Witherington, 714
Withington, 950
Withypole, 352
Wittfoot, 222
Wittichen, 659
Witty, 448
Wixon, 1175
Wixson, 1175
Woderofe, 9
Wogan, 1348
Wolcott, 1334
Wolley, 856
Wolseley, 738
Wood, 68, 632, 1145, 1189, 1252
Wood, 68, 252, 513, 546, 632,
711, 752, 950, 993, 1145,
1172, 1173, 1189, 1252
Woodbridge, 393, 1309
Woodburn, 532
Woodgate, 878
Woodhouse, 136
Woodhouse, 136
Woodman, 254, 1161
Woodman, 254, 1161
Woodroffe, 543
Woodroofe, 9
Woodrove, 9
Woodruff, 9, 1249
Woodruff, 9, 574, 1249
Woodthorpe, 437, 503
Woodward, 974
Woodward, 974, 1062
Woodworth, 496
Woodyatt, 231
\Vooldridge, 369
Woolfall, 822
Woollan, 960
Woollan, 960
Woolley, 488
Woolley, 488
Woolford, 572
Woolsey, 1154
Wooster, 504
Worcester, 1075
Worden, 364
Work, 39
Worlangdon, 751
Worrall, 1172
Worsley, 993
Worsley, 784, 993
Worth, 437, 894
Wowin, 1228
Wragg, 219
Wrathall, 109
Wren, 724
Wrey, 563
Wright, 626, 833, 1156
Wright, 87, 266, 469, 477, 539,
541, 574, 626, 645, 833,
1193, 1226, 1271
Wrigley, 316
Wrigley, 316
Wulff, 157
Wyborn, 375
Wybourne, 375
Wydcombe, 531
Wylde, 327
Wyllis, 1319
Wyncoll, 462
Wyncoll, 462
Wynne, 153, 433
Wynne, 34, 153, 180, 433
Wyse, 188
Yardley, 1175
Yarker, 642
Yarner, 869
Yate, 689
Yate, 689
Yates, 16, 685, 689
Yeamans, 68 1, 1062
Yeats, 571
Yemans, 1050
Yendell, 69
Yeo, 282
York, 430
York, 74, 430, 739
Yorke, 393, 453
Young, 694
Young, 245, 417, 694, 1010, 1168
Younger, 437
Younger, 437
Zalder, 1107
Zapff, 51
Zerbe, 1310
Zerby, 1310
[zu HuelshofF], 264
[zur Rabenau], 1197
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The works printed by the Society are issued to subscribers only. They are printed on hand-made paper, and
the issue is strictly limited.
The following volumes have been issued. The Registers of S. John the Evangelist, Dublin, 1619-1699 ;
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that for the Union of Monkstown, 1669-1800, is in the press. Amongst the editors are the Dean of S. Patrick's ;
James Mills, I.S.O. ; Rev. J. H. Lawlor, D.D., Professor of Ecclesiastical History, T.C.D., and Henry F. Berry,
I.S.O., Litt.D. All information can be obtained from the Secretary, Herbert Wood, M.R.I.A., 6, Clarinda Park
East, Kingstown, Co. Dublin.
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PHILLIMORE & CO.
124, CHANCERY LANE, LONDON.
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Irish Record Series.
Edited by W. P. W. PHILLIMORE, M.A., B.C.L.
In this Series are now being printed Calendars of Irish
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VOLUME I., now in the press, royal 8vo, bound in
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LEIGHLIN (1652), and KILDARE (1661).
VOLUME II., containing CORK and Ross (1548). * nd
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Subscribers' names should be sent in at once.
County Pedigrees.
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A Volume of Blank Forms for Current Family History.
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BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
PARISH REGISTER SOCIETY.
(Under the supervision of the Committee of the Bucks. Architectural and Archceological Society.')
This Society was founded in 1902, subscription 10/6 per annum, due ist July in
each year, and has so far issued ten volumes to subscribers only, viz.:
Walton (Bletchley), Thornton, Woughton, and parts of Great Marlow,
Chesham, Olney, Stoke Poges, etc.
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Consulting Genealogist and Record Searcher,
Member of the Essex Archaeological Society, Corresponding Member
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I possess a quantity of Original Manor Rolls and Deeds, also Complete Indexes to THIRTY UNPUBLISHED
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Parish Registers before 1837.
A GENERAL/ INDEX.
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LEGAL and GENERAL RECORD SEARCHER
(Member of the British Record, Catholic Record, and Manorial, Societies, &c.),
Undertakes Researches for Legal, Genealogical, Topo-
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"THE GENEALOGIST'S POCKET LIBRARY"
Your attention is drawn to the following particulars of a Series of small books now
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THE AUTHORS.
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fresh information to impart.
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2/8 (65 cents), post free.
"SOME SPECIAL STUDIES IN
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three chapters:
CHAPTER I.
EMIGRANTS TO AMERICA-
HOW TO TRACE THEIR ENGLISH ANCESTRY
By GERALD FOTHERGHvL.
SUB-HEADINGS : Americans and Genealogy . . . The First Step . . . Custom House
Records . . . Licences to pass beyond the Seas . . . Passenger Lists ... The
Ship Money Tax . . . The Court of Star Chamber . . . High Commission Court . . .
Recusants and Nonconformists . . . England to America via West Indies . . . Continental
Emigrants to America . . . Old Handwritings . . . Wills . . . District Registries . . .
Parish Registers . . . Marriage Licences . . . Other Parish Records . . . Records of the
Transfer of Land . . . Manor Court Rolls . . . Chancery Proceedings . . . Court of
Exchequer . . . Other Records.
CHAPTER II.
THE QUAKER RECORDS
By JOSIAH NEWMAN, F.R.HistSoc.
SUB-HEADINGS : Early Records of Births, Marriages and Deaths . . . Effect of the
Registration Act of 1837 . . . Index to Births, Marriages and Deaths . . . Index Kept
Up-to-Date . . . List of the Registers . . . Importance of Consulting the Original Record
. . . Marriage Certificates replete with " Clues "... Parentage of the Early Friends
. . . Minute Books . . . Sufferings Books . . . The Friend^ Reference Library . . .
Quaker Literature.
CHAPTER III.
THE GENEALOGY OF THE SUBMERGED
By CHAS. A. BERNAU.
SUB-HEADINGS : " Many a good cow hath an ill calf" . . . " In great pedigrees there
are Governors and Chandlers" . . . Princes and Paupers . . . Rummaging in a
Vicarage . . . Paupers and the Law . . . Bonds to Secure Parish against Charges . . .
Certificates to Prevent Settlement . . . Removal Orders . . . Examinations . . . Affiliation
Orders . . . Apprenticeship Indentures . . . Bonds from Masters . . . Various
Poor Law Records.
INDEX LOCORUM. INDEX NOMINUM.
Published by CHAS. A. BERNAU, WAI,TON-ON-THAMES, ENGLAND.
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The second volume of "The Genealogist's Pocket Library":
"CHANCERY PROCEEDINGS,"
By GEORGE F. T. SHERWOOD,
contains three chapters :
CHAPTER I.
WHAT THEY ARE, AND WHERE THEY ARE
SUB-HEADINGS : Jarndyce v. Jarndyce . . . The Jennens Case . . . The Harrison
Estates . . . Distinction between Real Estate and Personalty . . . Paternal and Maternal
Ancestors . . . False Claims . . . Carlyle and Cromwell . . . Parliamentary Papers . . .
Chancery Funds . . . The Longest Suit on Record . . . A Chancery Suit for Threepence
. . . British Museum MSS. . . . Shape and Appearance of " Pleadings" . . . A Gold
Mine . . . A Word of Warning . . . Where these Records are . . . Procedure in a
Cause . . . Tracking t/ie Documents . . . Condition of Indexes . . . Definition of Terms
. . . The Six Clerks . . . Suitor Funds . . . Unclaimed Moneys . . . Advice to all
Would-be Claimants . . . Next-of-Kin Advertisements.
CHAPTER II.
WHAT THEY CONTAIN
SUB-HEADINGS: An Early Monumental Inscription, A.D. 1417 . . . Books in the
Year 1444 . . . An Old Soldier's Troubles, circa 1450 . . . A Berkshire Abduction . . .
Foreshore Rights . . . Clerks Making Merry . . . When Calais was English . . . Sureties
. . . Queen Elizabeth, James I. and Charles /. . . . Four Operations . . . WJiere Wills
and Visitations Fail . . . The Civil War . . . Personalities . . . " A Most Pernicious
Fellow" . . . A Remarkable Pedigree . . . A Good Example of Genealogical Evidence
. . . Evidence of Descent of Real Estate in a Family, A.D. 1460-1744 . . . Settlement
of New Jersey.
CHAPTER III.
MEANS OF REFERENCE
SUB-HEADINGS : Lists, Calendars and Indexes . . . Pleadings, in Eight Groups . . .
Depositions . . . Accountant-General* s Certificates . . . Affidavits . . . Awards and
Agreements . . . Bills and Answers . . . Cause Books . . . Chancery Master?
Documents . . . Sorting Them . . . Specimen of the Schedule . . . Clerk in Court* 3
Books . . . Commissions of Partition . . . Decrees and Orders . . . Decree Rolls . . .
Law Reports . . . Petition Books . . . Private Indexes . . . Reports and Certificates
. . . Registrar? Court, or Minute Books . . . Suitor? Funds.
INDEX LOCORUM. INDEX NOMINUM.
Published by CHAS. A. BERNAU, WALTON-ON-THAMES, ENGLAND.
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THE INTERNATIONAL GENEALOGICAL DIRECTORY. ADVERTISEMENTS.
2/8 (65 cents), post free.
-ROYAL DESCENTS:
SCOTTISH RECORDS
is the title of the third volume of "The Genealogist's Pocket Library."
It contains two Chapters:
CHAPTER I.
HOW TO TRACE A DESCENT FROM
ROYALTY
By THE REVEREND W. G. D. FLETCHER, M.A., F.S.A.
SUB-HEADINGS: Most families have Royal Ancestry . . . Why Royal Descents are
worth tracing . . . The Blood Royal . . . How and When Royal Descents Became Possible
. . . The Twelve "Leakages" of the Royal Blood . . . The Ancestry implied by a Royal
Descent . . . Eleanor de Montfort . . . Edmund Crouchback . . . Eleanor de Bar . . .
Joane of Acre . . . Elizabeth de Bohun . . . Thomas of Brotherton . . . Edmund of
Woodstock . . . Lionel of Antwerp . . . John of Gaunt . . . Edmund of Langley . . .
Thomas of Woodstock . . . Mary Brandon . . . Unbroken Male Descents from Royal
Personages . . . The first steps to take . . . The Clue to follow . . . The Secret of Success
. . . Helpful Books . . . Inaccurate Royal Descents . . . Different Strains of Royal
Blood permeate different Counties . . . Sources of Information for some of the Counties . . .
Extraordinary Descents . . . A useful method of work . . . Quartering the Royal Arms
. . . Cab-drivers, Plumbers and other cousins of Royalty . . . The 60,000 Descendants of
Edward III. . . . The Reward of Success.
CHAPTER II.
THE SCOTTISH RECORDS
By J. BOLAM JOHNSON, C.A.
SUB-HEADINGS: History . . . Sasine Records . . . Record of Retours . . .
Commissary Courts . . . Muster Rolls . . . Charity Rolls . . . Records connected with
Estates Forfeited by the Rebellions of 171$ and 1745 . . . Record of Taxations . . .
Notarial Protocol Books . . . Register of Tailzies or Entails . . . The Scotch Rolls . . .
Oaths of Allegiance and Declarations of Assurance to -various Sovereigns, &c. ... Records
of the Lord Lyon Office . . . Records of Regality, Sheriff and Baron Courts . . . Births,
Deaths, and Marriages . . . Great Seal Records . . . Princes Seal Records . . . Privy
Seal Records . . . Exchequer Records . . . Books of Council and Session . . . Ecclesiastical
Records . . . Printed Books, &c.
INDEX LOCORUM. INDEX NOMINUM.
Published by CHAS. A. BERNAU, WAI/TON-ON-THAMES, ENGLAND.
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THE INTERNATIONAL GENEALOGICAL DIRECTORY. ADVERTISEMENTS.
2,8 (65 cents), post free.
-THE CHURCHYARD SCRIBE/'
BY ALFRED STAPLETON.
is the title of the fourth volume of "The Genealogist's Pocket Library."
It contains three Chapters:
CHAPTER I.
ON RECORDING THE INSCRIPTIONS IN A
CHURCHYARD OR BURIAL GROUND.
SUB HEADINGS : The Destruction of Irreplaceable Records . . . The Loss to Middle-
class Families . . . The Need of Systematic Rescue-work . . . An Interesting Hobby open
to all . . . Its Utility . . . Its Expense . . . Its Pecuniary Profit . . . Conditions, Ideal
and Otherwise . . . The Time Required . . . Preliminary Arrangements . . . A Warning
. . . The Choice of a System . . . Method Indispensable . . . How to Transcribe . . .
Position of the Inscriptions . . . The Character of the Memorial . . . Its Material . . .
Early Stones . . . Nonconformist Burial-grounds . . . Quaker Burial-grounds . . . Rarities
. . . Notorious Epitaphs . . . Inscriptions to Celebrities . . . Tombstones as Evidence of
Family's Status . . . Erratic Spelling . . . Some other Variations . . . On Making a Fair
Copy . . . On Annotating the Transcript . . . Final Arrangement . . . What to do with the
Completed Transcript.
CHAPTER II.
HINTS ON READING APPARENTLY ILLEGIBLE
INSCRIPTIONS.
SUB-HEADINGS : Cause of Illegibility . . . Eclipsed Inscriptions . . . Sunken Stones
. . . Moss-grown Stones . . . Ivy-grown Stones . . . Smoke-begrimed Stones in Town Church-
yards . . . How to Decipher Figures . . . Use of Inference . . . Perseverance Necessary . . .
Accuracy of Prime Importance . . . How far to go.
CHAPTER III.
TYPICAL AND AUTHENTIC EXAMPLES.
SUB-HEADINGS : Genealogical Epitaphs . . . Tantalising Memorials . . . Precise
Date of Birth Stated . . . Age Given in Rhymes . . . Duration of Wedded Life Stated . . .
Number of Children Stated . . . Indication of Change of Residence . . . References to
Surviving Relatives . . . Length of Service . . . Mention of Illness . . . Sudden Death
. . . Inscriptions Written by Mourning Lovers . . . Deaths of those Recently Married . . .
Stories of Betrayal . . . Additions to Local History . . . Humour, Unconscious and
Otherwise . . . Enmity beyond the Grave . . . A Bachelor's Tombstone . . . Arrange-
ment of Rhyming Epitaphs . . . Inscriptions to Strangers . . . Epitaphs on Soldiers . . .
Masonic Tombstones . . . Murder . . . Philosophic Resignation . . . Quaint or Curious
Epitaphs.
INDEX LOCORUM. INDEX NOMINUM.
Published by CHAS. A. BERNATJ, WALTON-ON-THAMES, ENGLAND.
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THE INTERNATIONAL GENEALOGICAL DIRECTORY. ADVERTISEMENTS.
28 (65 cents), post free.
"QUARTER SESSIONS,
SEIZE QUARTERS, etc"
is the title of the fifth volume of "The Genealogist's Pocket Library."
It contains three Chapters:
CHAPTER I.
FROM THE RECORDS OF QUARTER SESSIONS,
By WILLIAM BRADBROOK, M.R.C.S.
SUB-HEADINGS : Rich in Genealogical Evidence . . . Invaluable to Parish Historians
. . . Neglected Records . . . Treasurer? Rolls . . . Passes for Vagrants . . . " Moved on" along
the Great Main Roads . . . The Cripple Contractor . . . Supplementing the Parish
Registers . . . The Transport of Troops . . . Soldiers in a Pedigree . . . Support for the
Families of Militiamen . . . Passes for Soldiers and their Families . . . The Social Sinner?
Metamorphosis . . . Records of the County Jail . . . Surgeon? Bills . . . The Jailer and
Genealogy . . . Intruders . . . Coroner? Inquests . . . County Children . . Certificates of
Conformity . . . An Assault . . . Need of Calendars.
CHAPTER II.
SEIZE QUARTERS AND ASCENDING PEDIGREES,
By PERCEVAL LUCAS.
SUB-HEADINGS : Definition . . . The Science of Heredity . . . Eugenics . . . Continental
v. English Heraldry . . . "Trente deux" . . . "Seize Quar tiers" . . . Intermarriage . . . Father
and Son . . . Mother and Daughter . . . Marriage Notices . . . Monumental Inscriptions . . .
Impalements . . . Wills . . . Will Calendars . . . Peculiar Courts . . . Surnames used
as Baptismal Names . . . Parish Registers . . . Marriage Licences . . . Quakers . . .
Chancery Proceedings . . . Genealogical Co-operation . . . Genealogy v. Heraldry . . . The
Continental Test applied to our Dukes . . . The Escutcheon of Pretence . . . Quartering . . .
Quartering Quarterly Coats . . . Heiresses . . . Methods of Display . . . The Series of
Sheets . . . Ancestral Tablets . . . The " Wheel" or " Target" . . . Concentric Squares . . .
The " Tree"
CHAPTER III.
THE RECORDS OF PATENTED INVENTIONS,
By PERCY C. RUSHEN, Chartered Patent Agent.
SUB-HEADINGS: Value of the Records . . . Historical . . . Patent Office Library . . .
The Records . . . Name Index . . . Specifications . . . Subject Matter Index . . . Grants
Prior to idij . . . The Locality Return . . Instances Showing Value . . . Technical
Works . . . Indices to Works . . . Hereditary Tendencies.
INDEX LOCORUM. INDEX NOMINUM.
Published by CHAS. A. BERNATJ, WAI/TON-ON-THAMES, ENGLAND.
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