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Independent Islands => Alderney, Guernsey, Jersey, Sark => Channel Islands Lookup Requests => Topic started by: carol80 on Sunday 22 April 12 09:30 BST (UK)
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Hope someone Can help. I am looking for a person born in Guernsey.
Marion Ogier b 1899 Guernsey
This is not my relative and this is all the information i have. Her family came to NZ and she married here in 1920.
I have found a Marion Ogier on find my past in the 1901 Census age 1 born 1900. I think this may be her but not prepared to buy credits to have a look for a non family member. Hoping someone can help me.
Carol
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Hi Carol
She is down as the child of Thomas R Ogier and Cecile.
Will post transcript in a second
@ New Road, St Sampson RG13 5322 16 23
Thomas R Ogier, Head,36, (something) grower gard, born St Sampson
Cecile Ogier, Wife, 32, born Castel
Lois Ogier, Dau, 12, born St Sampson
Irene Ogier, Dau, 10, born St Sampson
Gladys Ogier, Dau, 8, born St Sampson
Claude Ogier, Son, 6, born St Sampson
Sybil Ogier, Dau, 5, born St Sampson
Ronald Ogier, Son, 4, born St Peter Port
Phyllis Ogier, Dau, 3, born St Peter Port
Marion Ogier, Dau, 1, born St Sampson
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Thank you. This appears to be the family i am after. I have found the deaths of Ronald,Thomas R, Cecile, and of course Marion all in New Zealand. I will now see if i can find the other names in NZ. Are there any web sites i can go to to find information on the Ogier and Mauger Family's. Cecile looks as if she was French?
Many Many Thanks
Carol
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Hi Carol
How about:-
Lois Ogier married Lachlan Norman McDonald (1912)
Irene Ogier married Harold Orlando Barker (1916)
both on www.bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz
I'm not sure on French ancestry at all, but will see what can be found ;D
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1911 electoral rolls have got Cecile (full name give as Cecile de Jersey) running a boarding house with Lois at 16 Beresford Street, Auckland
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do you have the family in 1891 as it gives a sister for Cecile?
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No I don't. I have nothing going back. All i had was the name Marion Ogier. I am doing this for a friend who has little information on any of the Family. I am trawling thro NZ BMD now and finding the family that way. I have a total of 13 children for this couple but one died as she has a sister born a year later with the same name.
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1891 @ Duval Lodge, St Sampsons (RG12 4704 38 1)
Thomas R Ogier, Head, 26, General Contractor
Cecile de Jersey Ogier, Wife, 22
Lois Ogier, Dau, 2
Irene Ogier, Dau, 8m
Priscilla Mauger, 21, sister in law, living on her own means, born Castel
All birth places as 1901
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Seems their full names were Thomas Robin Ogier and Cecile De Jersey Mauger
in 1881 she was lodging with a family called Jones at Hildebrant Roquettes, St Peter Port, Guernsey. It looks like it was a school (RG11 5625 99 13)
1871 @ Bernoderie (?), St Mary De Castro, Guernsey (RG10 5768 73 18)
John Mauger, Head, 33, Farmer, St Martin Guernsey
Eliza Mauger, Wife, 34, St Andrews Guernsey
Eliza I Mauger, Dau, 11, St Mary De Castro Guernsey
Mary L Mauger, Dau, 10, St Mary De Castro Guernsey
Emilia J Mauger, Dau, 8, St Mary De Castro Guernsey
Cecelia Mauger, Dau, 3, St Mary De Castro Guernsey
Priscilla Mauger, Dau, 1, St Mary De Castro Guernsey
1861 @ same address as 1871 (RG9 4377 4 3)
John (*) Mauger, Head, 23, Farmer of 11 Acres, St Martin
Eliza Mauger, Wife, 23, St Andrews
Eliza I Mauger, Dau, 1, born Catel
Mary L Mauger, Dau, 2m, born Catel
Susanne De Jersey, 67, Independant, born Catel
* as Jean Mauger
Skipped 1851 (as can't find it) but in 1841 this looks like John/Jean at Vaudes, Catel
Nicolas Mauger, 40, Ag. Labourer, born in Channel Islands
Elizabeth Mauger, 40, born in Channel Islands
Nicolas Mauger, 9, born in Channel Islands
Elizabeth Mauger, 7, born in Channel Islands
Jean Mauger, 3, born in Channel Islands
If there was a french connection with the Mauger's it looks like it could be quite a way back
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The Family's must go a long way back just makes you wonder why a family would pack up and come to New Zealand
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That's true, especially as it looks as though the whole family went.
It looks like Gladys Ogier didn't marry (unless she married a lot older) as she is with her mother in Eden, Auckland on the 1946 Electoral Roll at 6 Mount Pleasant Road.
Claude looks like he is Claude Daniel Ogier. In 1919 he was working as Groom at Te Kuiti, his mother, father (a gardener) and Gladys were all at Te Kuiti.
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Thomas Robin Ogier's family and parents:-
1881 @ Marias, St Sampson, Guernsey (RG11 5629 31 19)
John A Ogier, Head, 51, Farmer of 60 Acres
Julia Ogier, Wife, 45
John A Ogier, Son, 23, Farmer
Thomas R Ogier, Son, 16, Farmer
Daniel F Ogier, Son, 15, Farmer
Julia A Ogier, Dau, 13
Peter J Ogier, Son, 11
Eunice L Ogier, Dau, 8
Edwin H Ogier, Son, 6
Henrietta G Ogier, Dau, 3
All born St Sampson. There is a Daniel Ogier and family at the same address that could be John's brother
John A Ogier looks like the son of Daniel Ogier and Caroline - both of whom were born Guernsey so again it looks like the Ogier's go way back in the Channel Islands
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Many Thanks for your Help. Just gone midnight here so i will have to go to bed. Once again Many Thanks
Carol
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rutht22000; Just to let you Know this was the correct family.
Many Thanks
Carol
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Marion Ogier is my great grandmother. She was married to William Ellison Stevenson. Born on June 30th, 1899 in Guernsey and died in Auckland in 1967
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Hi
Weirdly, I, like carol80, am also looking into this family on behalf of someone else. Specifically, for the grandson of Phyllis Ogier, Marion’s older sister.
It looks like Thomas Robin Ogier, his wife Cecile De Jersey nee Mauger and nine of their ten offspring left for Wellington from London in 1908, leaving Phyllis (then aged 10) behind in Guernsey. She is still in Guernsey in 1911, living with three elderly Naftel sisters at Valdivia, Vale, Guernsey. But in 1922, she sets sail for Australia, aboard the Osterley, bound for Melbourne.
You’d think she was on her own but the next two people on the passenger list are Mr A and Mrs A Domaille. These appear to be the same people Phyllis is visiting, as a 3-year-old, in her second entry in the 1901 census (the first being at home at 1, New Road, with Dad, Mum and seven siblings).
I’d be delighted to hear any information about why the family left and whether there are any living relatives who can recall any information about Thomas Robin, or Cecile, or any of their children.
Thanks!