Eight Trees Gt Gt Grandparents

[MarieC]

Pretty much English I'd say, Anne!!! 

MarieC

[Walcha72]

I have all my great great grandparents.

They are:

Paternal Side

Henry Dickson m Janet Armstrong (marrried 1880 Canonbie, Dumfries, Scotland)
Andrew Cowan m Helen Paterson Martin (married 1880 Teviothead, Roxburghshire, Scotland)
Daniel Mitchell m Margaret Cameron (married 1866 Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland)
John McCormick m Mary Clegg (married 1866 Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland)

Maternal Side

Arthur Hoy m Alice Bankhead (married 1871 Walcha, NSW, Australia)
William Henry Roper m Eliza Donohoe (married 1882 NSW, Australia)
William Grundy m Jane Gillies (married 1880 Balmoral, Victoria, Australia)
Alfred John Hayes m Florence Jane Hoy (married 1895 Walcha, NSW, Australia)

Florence Jane Hoy is the daughter of Arthur and Alice!!

I have all 32 (16 sets/couples) of my great great great grandparents.  Some are just names yet, but I will find more about them.

Debbie

[deeiluka]

Mine are...

Paternal
William STEELES married Alice BURTON 1841 Marham, Norfolk

John CLARKE married Ann TOMBLIN 1844 Cottesmore, Rutland

William EDWARDS married Hepzibah SMITH 1857 Irchester Northamptonshire

Archibald COLES married Eliza NUNLEY 1862 Raunds Northamptonshire

Maternal
Francois Joseph BAUER married Sarah Ann BLADES 1851 Brixton Surrey

Frederick SELWAY married Sarah WATTS 1847 Bathwick, Somerset

Johann Wilhelm Theodor EHMCKE married Anna Maria Catherina Auguste DEIMEL 1867 Adelaide South Australia

Frederick George BUTTON married Sarah Ann BUTTON 1872 Barking, Essex

Have a German and a French thread in there just to make life interesting - or difficult!


.....dee

[teddybear1843]

I can get seven of the eight (15 of the 16), with certainty and the next generation too on most of those, 29 of the 32. The next generation, I have 54 of the 64.

Robert Burrows & Lucy Briggs married 1871 Bircham Tofts
Henry Bennefer & Harriet Ann Bailey married 1885 King's Lynn
George Harvey & Mary Ann Hanton married 1881 Fritton
William Fenn & Maria Freestone married 1866 Hopton
Edmund Bear & Mary Ann High Chesney married 1863 Weasenham
Anthony Blaxter & Elizabeth Savage married 1848 Swaffham
Robert Jethro Jordan & Hannah Bacon married 1871 Briston (My ancestor was born 1866!!!)
William Claxton & Sarah Ann Youngman married 1862 Langham

Teddy
 

[blodwen]

Mine are:

Maternal

Joseph Sibley m. Ellen Weatherley, 1872, Uxbridge, Middlesex
William Barnett m. Margaret Jury, 1892, Uxbridge, Middlesex
Frederick Wright m. Mary Keefe, 1881, Middlesbrough,Yorkshire
James Sullivan m. Catherine Donovan, 1877, Pontypool,Monmouthshire

Paternal

John Roberts m. Jane Evans, 1842, Llanengan, Caernarvonshire
David Evans m. Jane Williams, ?, Llanengan, Caernarvonshire
Thomas Thomas m. Elinor (?) Bedlinog? Glamorganshire
Morgan Griffith m. Ann (?), Bedlinog? Glamorganshire

Need to delve into the Welsh side again soon......

Viv

[stonechat]

I have them all

Paternal
James Douglas b 1806 m Martha Ann Boyce b 1813, marr at St Marylebone London 1833, though both from Egham, Surrey
Staffurth Clarke b 1827 m Sophia Wyman b 1828, marr at Oundle, Northants 1850
Benjamin Pullen b 1829 m Mary Ann Bishop, marr 1856 Bishops Frome, Herefordshire
William Holmes b 1820 m Caroline Whateley b 1822, marr 1842 Edgbaston, Warwickshire

Maternal
George Jackson b 1832 m Sally Booth b 1830 marr 1850 Stockport, Cheshire
John Lee b 1811 m Mary Cook b 1806 marr 1833 Holmfirth, Yorkshire
George Bowker Cock b 1813 m Mary Bond b 1810 marr 1834 Manchester Cathedral
Christopher Hall Leah b 1826 m Hannah Wood b 1821 marr 1837 Cheadle, Cheshire

Notice 8 marriages and 7 different counties

I can still go one generation further back and have all ancestors

Bob

[GeoffE]

I'm surpised how many people are prepared to make available their first name, surname and mother's maiden name in a thread like this.  Your age (in your profile) can be quite useful too.

[teddybear1843]

Yes Geoff

I realise that a lot of banks still ask for such information for security etc, but they have become a little more difficult to guess as they use a combination of letters and numbers.

If anyone want to gain access to my meagre savings, they are more than welcome.  If they want to spend using my credit cards, go ahead, if I get sent to prison because I can't pay the bills, at least I will be able to do an Open University degree which I can't afford to do while I am working.

Teddy
 

[mattfrombann]

If Debbie wants to take Alice Bankhead line back a few (or more than a few) generations I may be able to assist

Matt