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Newspaper reporter. Father/granfather’s name Mark. Royal Navy 1939-1945 </div> <div> Mother BessieElsie MARSHALL 1920 GrimsbyLINCS. AlbertTOUCHARD 1945 GrimsbyLINCS. </div> <div> Father Gladys TOUCHARD 188? ShoreditchLONDON 198? HackneyLONDON N/a Son – Peter TOUCHARD </div> <div> Father Lou ? 188? ShoreditchLONDON 198? HackneyLONDON Bob LONDON Daughter- died in traffic accidentWhile child </div> <div> Father GeorgeL. TOUCHARD 188? ShoreditchLONDON 198? HackneyLONDON Grace? LONDON Mayor Shoreditch1951-2 </div> <div> Father Carolyn FORSBREY 186? LONDON 195? LONDON TOUCHARD 188? LONDON </div> <div> Georgie TOUCHARD LONDON 199? LONDON Mary 2 adopted daughters </div> <div> Gracie TOUCHARD LONDON LONDON Claude 2 sons –1st marriage </div> <div> Father Louisa FORBREY 186? LONDON DETROITMI Charles CKRIBES? LONDON GermanMaster Baker </div> <div> Father Alice C KRIBES 1898 LONDON 1977 Pacific GroveMONTERREYCA AlexanderMcALPINE DETROITMICHIGAN 2001 Yellowstone Detroit, MI </div> <div> Father Louise KRIBES 1897 LONDON 1979 SANTA CRUZ, CA 2001 Yellowstone Detroit, MI </div> <div> Father NellieLouise McALPINE 1922 DETROIT 1990 Pacific GroveMONTERREYCA US forces Librarian WWII-visited UK 1940 </div> <div> Mother BessieElsie MARSHALL 1920 CeethorpesLINCS. AlbertTOUCHARD 1945 GrimsbyLINCS. </div> <div> WilliamJames? MARSHALL 187810-22? ?LONDON 196? 9 Taylor StCleethorpesLINCS. AmeliaHolloway 1912 ? Served WWI – Kings Royal Rifles (3604)Father-John James, M Charlotte Turner </div> <div> Amelia HOLLOWAY 1893 BarkingEssex 1971 CleethropesLINCS WilliamMARSHALL 1912 Eloped </div> <div> JamesWilliam MARSHALL 1914 GrimsbyLINCS. SunJun 8, 1941 Tower HillMemorial, Panel 126 Lillian 1939 GrimsbyLINCS. Torpedo </div> <div> Francis MARSHALL 1913 GrimsbyLINCS JamesGLADWELL 1940 GrimsbyLINCS </div> <div> Doreen MARSHALL 1921 GrimsbyLINCS 1990 NaniamoVancouver Is., BC DerekLEIGH 1949 GrimsbyLINCS </div> <div> Elizabeth MARSHALL 1922 GrimsbyLINCS JohnFENWICK 1950 GrimsbyLINCS </div> <div> Maurice MARSHALL 1930 GrimsbyLINCS 1998 Vera?Mary 19481960 </div> <div> Roland MARSHALL 1931 GrimsbyLINCS. 1990 NaniamoVanc Is </div> <div> JamesStephen HOLLOWAY 1834?3-02 Lombard St. Gen BaptistBIRMINGHAMWarwickshire BARKINGEssex SarahSTOLWORTHYs Ran away at aged 10, family from Bristol, Glous.Father-Charles, mother Elizabeth </div> <div> James Jr. HOLLOWAY 1875 GREAT YARMOUTH 1950 ? Wife, daughter and g.daughter – died in Airraid. From Ilford/ Had 3 sons.Alice died 1941-61yrs, Mary 34yrs </div> <div> Thomas HOLLOWAY 6/1880 GREAT YARMOUTH 11-1918 MONS Margaret M 9 King’s Road, Barking </div> <div> Fred? HOLLOWAY 1876 GREAT YARMOUTH 1919 ArmisticeDay 2 daughters </div> <div> Sarah HOLLOWAY 1877 GREAT YARMOUTH 1935 BILLIRICKY ?MARTIN </div> <div> Sarah STOLWORTHY GREATYARMOUTH BARKING JamesHOLLOWAY </div> <div> Thomas STOLWORTHY 1884 GREATYARMOUTHNorfolk 10-121916 ETAPLESFranceLance Corporal 169492nd Batt, Suffolk Reg Jame M. 5 Row138 SouthQuay </div> <bR> <div> TOUCHARD, BESSIE E 2 WALKER AVENUE Grimsby DN332LJ 0147 282 2935 South Humberside </div> <div> TOUCHARD, JILL 11 GILBEY WALK High Wycombe HP100QL 0162 852 8161 Wooburn Green Buckinghamshire </div> <div> TOUCHARD, MARY 43 BERNARD CRESCENT Hunstanton PE366EP 0148 553 4128 Norfolk </div> <div> TOUCHARD, PETER A 11 GILBEY WAL High Wycombe HP100QL 0162 852 8161 Wooburn Green Buckinghamshire </div> <div> JUDIE, BUSINESS PLANNING ASSISTNAT, MAIDENHEAD, 9A LINDEN AVE, M. BERKS 5L6 6JJ </div> <div> MRS. M. TOUCHARD, C, 1986 ELECTORAL CANDIDATE HACKNEY, HACKNEY NORTH & STOKE NEW </div> <div> DENISE, Research assistant – Sydney University Aus </div> <div> NP Touchard – tiger Battalion – Veitnam, Those who served (Australia) </div> <div> Arlette, from Montauban 1986 </div> <div> Francoise Touchard, farther Jean Baptiste, Mother Marguerite GRANDGUILLOT </div> <div> Born 1743/47 died 12 Aug 1808 at Messei, 61 , La Merrie. </div> <div> Married 28 Jan 1769, Messie to Marie Madeline MILLET </div> <div> Anne Touchard, married Leroy URBAN 6/08/1776, ascendants de Elie LEROY, Maget, originaries de la Sarthe, FRA </div> <div> TOUCHARD Georges, vigneron, domicilié à Martigné-Briant, département de Mayenne et Loire, condamné à mort comme conspirateur le 6 nivôse an 2, par la commission militaire de Saumur.-French Guillotine </div> <div> Gustav Touchard – San Fransisco, Presidio – Friend of the Mission, elected Director of the Sacremento Valley Railroad 12/7/1857 </div> <div> Gustav Jr. – Mendocino CA CAAA 031079 – CA Geo/BLM Land Patents </div> <div> 17:85/26:265/27:350 North Baker Library/San Fran. </div> <div> Helen Touchard – Assoc. of Reflexologists Buckingham MK18, 01296 670844 </div> <div> Catherine ANDRIANT married Jean TOUCHARD 01/03/1688 in Gir, St. Etienne d”Ilsey </div> <div> Julienne Touchard (F) maiied POHU, Mathurim (Journalier) –died before 1712. Son – </div> <div> Rene POHU born Sarthe in Nov 1746. Mortfort le Rotrou. </div> <div> Admiral Philippe-Victor TOUCHARD – combat de Lissa 1867 </div> <div> Jeanne Luche married Jean Leroux 15 Nov 1746, she was born 1711 to Julien TOUCHARD, died 1748 in France – Michel LeFevre </div> <div> Mary TOUCHARD married Jacques Dury 25-2-1754 BEZAGETTE </div> <div> Silvine TOUCHARD (nee about 1161) died 28-4-17-0 a Bayesse, Indre </div> <div> Athanase Touchard 1723 – St Paul Le Pugy Saint Clair, La Chapelle Saint Claire (1730) </div> <div> Avenue Du Cdt. Touchard in Cabourg, Gt. George-de-Didome </div> <div> Alain TOUCHARD, Canton du Crocq (Dame de Flayat) </div> <div> Rue du Docteur TOUCHARD, de paus sille de guillaume </div> <div> Francoise TOUCHARD married Antoine Bouzage, Bosarge Sr. 1663-1697 </div> <div> Antoine Bouzage, merchant and his wife Francoise Touchard of Poitiers, lived in the Parishes of St. Didier, St. Opportune and Notre Dame la Petite in France. They were the parents of five children: Antoinette (b.1670), Radegonde (b.1673), Marie (b.1675), Antoine (b.1676) and Perrine (b.1681). Their daughter Antoinette married Giles Berlot of Poitiers in 1692. Giles was the son of Blaise Berlot and Catherine Masson of the Parish of Lie-en-Berry. Their son Antoine, Jr. married Louise Ballet, daughter of Jacques Ballet and Louise Marionneau of St. Savin Parish in 1703. </div> <div> Joseph Bouzage (1733-1794) was the son of Jean Bouzage and Jeanne Touche of Notre Dame La Petite Parish and the grandson of Antoine Bouzage, Jr. His parents had eight other children. Joseph emigrated to the French Colony of Louisiana. He married Catherine Louise Baudreau, the daughter of Jean Baptiste Baudreau II and Marie Catherine Vinconnau, natives of Pascagoula, in 1762. A son Jean Baptiste Baudrot was born in 1767. Later the family located at Mobile. Several generations of descendants are given. Family members lived in Alabama and elsewhere. </div> <div> Touche </div> <div> The descendants of Jacques Touche (born about 1632) may be found in the records of Sarraltroff, Moselle, </div> <div> France. The name of his wife is not known. I descend from his daughter Anne Catherine, who married Jean </div> <div> Rudolphe Hesse. Return to Surname Directory. </div> <div> Here are some names from a pollbook in Middlesex.</div> <div> <B>TOUCHARD Simon Haynes Court Saint Anne's Nov 24, 1749 004 </B></div> <div> <B>TOUCHIN John Park Street St George's Hanover SqNov 28, 1749 044</B></div> <div> Wolfhard TOUCHARD – Andrews University, Pioneer Memorial Church, </div> <div> Berrien Springs MI 49104 </div> <div> Touchards, commune GUENGAT </div> <div> BlEm – xguyot@attglobal.net </div> <div> CaPi – e-mailpc.Moulin@evhr.net </div> <div> HeCh – ch.heri@wanadoo.fr </div> <div> LePP – lepuech.france.com </div> <div> SaGe </div> <div> YeBe – member.xoom.com/yeure h/ </div> <div> Hackney Archives Department </div> <div> 43 De Beauvoir Road </div> <div> London N1 5SQ </div> <div> www.hackney.gov.uk </div> <div> TOUCHARD – George L was Mayor of Shoreditch 1952-3. Caroline and husband had bookbinding business. French Huguenot name. Great grandmother lace maker. Mr. Touchard desserted family. Touchard House, Chart Street London N1 6DB.\ </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Antoine (3 septembre 1709 St Paul (Réunion) - 24 septembre 1791 St Leu (Réunion)) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Athanase (1640 Issy les Moulineaux (Hts Seine -92 FRANCE) - 16 août 1715 St Paul (Réunion)) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Athanase (2) (1688 - 6 septembre 1729 St Paul (Réunion)) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Catherine Antoinette (19 mars 1740 St Louis (Réunion) - 9 décembre 1812 St Leu (Réunion)) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Elisabeth (1686 - ) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Elisabeth (2) ( - ) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Etienne (15 mai 1677 St Paul (Réunion) - 21 mars 1751 St Paul (Réunion)) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Etiennette (22 janvier 1694 St Paul (Réunion) - 25 septembre 1726 St Paul (Réunion)) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Geneviève (19 janvier 1731 St Paul (Réunion) - ) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Henry (8 novembre 1696 St Paul (Réunion) - ) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Louise (1698 - 21 octobre 1777 St Pierre (Réunion)) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Marguerite (1 juillet 1689 St Paul (Réunion) - 14 juillet 1729 St Paul (Réunion)) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Marianne (1707 - ) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Marie (13 mai 1679 St Paul (Réunion) - 23 octobre 1753 St Paul (Réunion)) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Marie (2) (1732 - 1817) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Pierre Séverin ( - ) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Suzanne (10 janvier 1717 St Paul (Réunion) - 18 juin 1787 St Pierre (Réunion)) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Thérèse (22 décembre 1713 St Paul (Réunion) - 12 décembre 1751 St Pierre (Réunion)) Quoique </div> <div> lolita.unice.fr/~brunet/BALZAC/M/M14257.htm </div> <div> ...734a| puissante , les Messageries Touchard trouvaient dans DV 734b|... </div> <div> ...cela même plus que les Messageries Touchard .| Il savait DV 735c| en 1822... </div> <div> Cached - 15k - GoogleScout </div> <div> DV 733d| pas tout un service de messageries régulier . Néanmoins les </div> <div> DV 734a| puissante , les Messageries Touchard trouvaient dans </div> <div> DV 734b| avantage contre les Petites - Messageries , nom donné à l' entreprise </div> <div> DV 734b|opposition à celui des Grandes - Messageries de la rue Montmartre .| à </div> <div> DV 734g| par cela même plus que les Messageries Touchard .| Il savait </div> <div> DV 735c| en 1822 .| Les Petites - Messageries baissèrent vainement leurs </div> <div> DV 735d| Nointel , Nerville , etc .| Les Messageries Touchard finirent par </div> <div> DV 736g|ses voisins , dont les Petites - Messageries sont en face , ne </div> <div> DV 741b| 1822 , le bureau de toutes les messageries logées au Lion - d' Argent </div> <div> Le Renard faisait partie de l'escadre d'évolutions et l'amiral Touchard, qui la commandait en chef, réclama à plusieurs reprises le grade de capitaine de vaisseau pour M. Miot. </div> <div> M. Touchard obtint gain de cause l'année suivante et le commandant Miot, quelque temps Après </div> <div> sa Gattin von Charles Philippe Touchard (1844-1930), aus Versailles, ging. Touchard war Vizeadmiral in der französischen Kriegsmarine, später französischer Gesandter in Petersburg und beim Roten Kreuz. Er starb 1930 auf dem Ebenrain.promotion au grade supérieur, fut envoyé à la Réunion comme commissaire du Gouvernement, chargé de faire, conjointement avec un officier de la marine anglaise, M. Goldschmitt, une enquête sur la condition des travailleurs indous envoyés dans la colonie. </div> <div> Die anschliessende Bibliothek ist zur Künstlergarderobe umgebaut. Das Eckzimmer war das Herrenzimmer, heute Künstierzimmer mit einer Büste des Vizeadmirals Pierre Touchard (1810-1879), Vater von Charies Philippe Touchard, von THÉODORE COÏNCHON 1880. Vom Vestibül aus erreicht man unter der Haupttreppe über einen </div> <div> neuen Zugang den Keller. 1989 wurde der Gewölbekeller der Nordseite mit Office, WC-Anlagen und Foyer erweitert. Im Gewölbescheitel finden wir in der Mitte die Jahreszahl 1774 und die Initialen MB (Martin Bachofen). </div> <div> Dans le contexte des persécutions contre les huguenots, François Hotman (1524-1590) ou Théodore de Bèze (1519-1605), tous deux calvinistes, vont livrer bataille à coup de libelles et de pamphlets construits, voire même érudits. Ils mettent en avant la notion de contrat entre la population et le souverain tout-puissant au point qu’on leur attribue la paternité de la "théorie du contrat". Leur doctrine aboutit à la conclusion que la finalité de l’Etat réside dans la prospérité de tous les membres du corps social. Celui-ci consent au roi sa couronne dont l’autorité reste de droit divin, et délègue aux magistrats et officiers de la couronne la souveraineté populaire. Dans le cadre de ce "fédéralisme aristocratique" (Touchard), la rébellion contre la tyrannie est par conséquent non seulement nécessaire mais également de droit divin </div> <div> 9.RUY, Affonso. Amor de principes: diário do tenete Maurice Touchard, 1843. Salvador : CEB, 1951. 11p. (esgotado) </div> <div> Nom Pays/Dept Commune Dates Auteur </div> <div> TOUCHARD France 72 MULSANNE 1686-1686 CGVLG-92-53 </div> <div> TOUCHARD France 72 Challes 1697 CGPTT-1358 </div> <div> TOUCHARD France 72 TELOCHE 1711-1711 CGVLG-92-53 </div> <div> TOUCHARD France 72 Longnes 1723 CGPTT-1064 </div> <div> TOUCHARD France 72 Surfonds 1752-1778 CGPTT-1358 </div> <div> Earliest – Athanase, born Issy les Moulineaux 1640, died 16 Aout 1715 at St. Paul Reunion. Married Elizabeth HOUVE in 1676, had 11 children </div> <div> Son Etienne 1677 – 1751 married Marguerite LAUTRET (4 Children), Antoine (1681-1722), Athanase (1688-1729) married Angelique CARON </div> <div> (2 children- Henry 1696-1704) </div> <div> Antoine Touchard @1743 in chemnaize, son Louis, his son Pierre born 1765 Terce, 1775 lhommaize 1840 – son louis IV lhommaize 1868 </div> <div> Jacques 1825 lhommaize, +1893 Queaux, Henri 1859 LaChapell- Llorhleuse +1907 Queaux, Herniette – 1992 Poiters </div> <div> Napoleon- St. Helen medal to Francois TOUCHARD born in 1793, Commune Saint Maurice S. Eygues. Dept. Drome (26) </div> <div> Corporal – regiment 52e de Ligne, periode 1812-1815 </div> <div> Spicault pages - </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Anne (n. 2 mar 1846 - m. avt 1914) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Anne (n. avt 1755 - m. apr 23 mar 1767) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Catherine (n. avt 1718 - m. apr 13 fév 1730) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Damien (n. env 1833 - m. apr 1865) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Elisabeth </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Fleurant (n. avt 1811 - m. apr 1826) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Florence Marie (n. 7 mar 1841 - m. 24 jan 1926) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, François (n. avt 1891 - m. apr 10 sep 1906) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Jacques Emile (n. 18 avr 1865) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Jean (n. env 1675 - m. 9 mar 1760) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Jean (n. 18 sep 1783 - m. apr 5 jul 1814) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Jean (n. avt 1715 - m. avt 16 fév 1762) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Jean (n. env 1718 - m. apr 9 nov 1773) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Jean (n. avt 1728 - m. apr 23 avr 1743) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Jean François (n. avt 1746 - m. apr 11 jul 1786) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Jeanne (n. avt 1785 - m. apr 26 nov 1797) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Jeanne (n. avt 1750 - m. apr 10 fév 1795) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Joseph (n. env 1736 - m. 18 avr 1786) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Louis (n. 25 oct 1773 - m. 1 avr 1849) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Louis (n. 22 oct 1798 - m. 3 jun 1865) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Marie (n. avt 1784 - m. apr 15 aoû 1796) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Marie (n. avt 1739 - m. apr 9 fév 1751) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Marie Anne (n. avt 1774 - m. apr 11 jul 1786) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Marie Anne (n. avt 1760 - m. apr 25 fév 1772) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Marie Joséphine (n. 2 fév 1864 - m. apr 20 avr 1885) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, N... (n. avt 1703) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Pierre (n. avt 1747 - m. apr 16 fév 1762) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Pierre (n. avt 1729 - m. apr 21 jan 1744) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Pierre (n. env 1723 - m. apr 9 nov 1773) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Radegonde (n. avt 1761 - m. avt 1796) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, René (n. env 1725 - m. apr 9 nov 1773) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, René (n. avt 1730 - m. avt 9 nov 1790) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Sylvain (n. avt 1866 - m. apr 1881) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Athanase (vers 1640 Yssy les, Moulineaux, Hauts de Seine, France - 16 août 1715 Saint-Paul, REUNION) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Elisabeth (vers 1686 ?, REUNION - 29 juillet 1745 Saint-Paul, REUNION) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Etiennette (22 janvier 1694 Saint-Paul, REUNION - 25 septembre 1726 Saint-Paul, REUNION) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, Marie (13 mai 1679 Saint-Paul, REUNION - 23 octobre 1753 Saint-Paul, REUNION) </div> <div> TOUCHARD, BESSIE E 2 WALKER AVENUE Grimsby DN332LJ 0147 282 2935 South Humberside </div> <div> TOUCHARD, JILL A 11 GILBEY WALK High Wycombe HP100QL 0162 852 8161 Wooburn Green Buckinghamshire </div> <div> TOUCHARD,MARY 43 BERNARDCRESCENT Hunstanton PE366EP 0148 553 4128 Norfolk </div> <div> TOUCHARD, PETER A 11 GILBEY WALK High Wycombe HP100QL 0162852 8161 Wooburn Green Buckinghamshire </div> <div> WRIGHT, ANNE FLAT 26 TOUCHARD HOUSE CHART STREET London N1 6DB 0171 253 5667 </div> <div> Great grandfather Touchard deserted family (6 children) many changed to mother’s name because of this. Great grandmother ran lace making business, spoke no English counted what the women made by marking drums and paying them by their markers. </div> <bR> <div> MARSHALL – Bill – orphaned, lived with older sister and her husband (a policman) – had several children. Ran way. Sister’s family moved to Aberdeen area. </div> <div> Supposed to be in Boer War, known to be in WWI in France – King’s Royal Rifle Corp.and in southern England on barrage balloons in WWII. </div> <div> Left London and went fishing out of Grimsby. Eloped with Amelia (Grandmother), father sent runners but too late </div> <div> Marshall 6209 – b.r.mcdonald@virinnet.co.uk </div> <div> 2494 – ted@tedshirley.freeserve.co.uk </div> <div> CA 70, page 17 – a forgotten MarksGate Pub – by Tony Clifford, Friends of East London gen. Club </div> <div> William Charles born 22 Nov 1878 – London to James and Charlotte Turner </div> <div> WC born Aug 1897 at Gt. Cambridge St. 108 London, Father Henry William, mother Emily Jane BEER </div> <div> Mrs. A. B. Marshall – School of Cokkery, Mortimer Street, Cavendish Squre </div> <div> Robert Marshal – grocer died 1446, son Alexander </div> <div> Alfred died 1940 aged 42, 178 Sebert Rd, West Ham/East Ham </div> <div> Alfred died 1941 aged 78, Alice Jane aged 78 of 53 Gt Percy St., Finsbury </div> <div> Benjamin Joseph died 1945 aged 38, daughter Ann Elizabeth 32 Marmock Road, Lewisham </div> <div> Alfred Henry died 1944 aged 24, son of William Henry – Wandsworth </div> <div> Frederick Frank died 1940 aged 63 – croyden </div> <div> Henry Richard died 1940 aged 34, Robert Frederick aged 62 Bermondsey </div> <div> Lilly Ann, wife of William Richard died 1940 aged 64, Camberwell </div> <div> Kate Marshall, widow of Josiah, died 1940 aged 60 – Battersea </div> <div> Joseph William died 1940 aged 60 – Southwark </div> <div> James William – 3rd Hand fishing fleet, Sunday 8-Jun-1941 aged 28. Panel 126 on Tower Hill Memorial, London </div> <div> Ambrose Marshall 1774/1775 </div> <div> William 1808 </div> <div> James Marshal 1811, Hawkwell, Essex </div> <div> William married 7-1-1845, London </div> <div> “Go North Young Man” London Fisherman in Grimsby. 1850-1914 69:35 John Wilson </div> <div> Friends of East London, Geneological Society. </div> <div> Richard Marshall, Burial 1065430, date 20-Aug-1903 (aged 72 yrs) Total of 294 Marhsalls buried in Abney Park, Hackney cemetery </div> <div> Holloway – JS 10-5-1923 – Abney Cemetry </div> <div> EOLHF – back issues CA67 page 6 – Dagenham. </div> <div> HOLLOWAY – Amelia’s father – James. Born in Birmingham circa 1830. Ran away aged 10. Went as cabin boy on Yarmouth fleet. </div> <div> His father was commercial travel in crockery. Possibly out of Bristol. James inherited money and foundry (which he refused) and drank himself to death on the money 10 years later. Went to sea in the fishing smacks rose to skipper of a fish carrier that ferried between shore and the fleet. </div> <div> Fished off Dogger Bank – only returning to port for refit. The carrier was steam trawler, center of circle of smacks and boxed fish brought back by carrier every 2 days. Main trade was London and firm moved to Barking in 1882. Fish landed on Barking Town Quay – fish moved to Chadwell Market- East London (no longer in existence – Billingsgate). Smacks built in Barking until trade split between Grimsby and Fleetwood. </div> <div> Hewitts was largest and moved to Fleetwood with a branch still in Yarmouth. Flora Bullock was neighbor of Marshall’s in Grimsby. Related to </div> <div> Family via Lodge family. Barking Parish Churc – St. Margaret. Adjoining parishes – Ilford, Rippleside, Barkingside, Aldborough Hatch0 </div> <div> John born 1400 Bristol, Gloucester. Also Haleway/Holeway, Simon Holewaye Born 1340, Died 1389. Families in Doreset (went to NZ), Oxfordshire and Woolwich Kent </div> <div> To use the lists, click on the initial of the name that you are interested in, in the table below. If you find a name of interest, make a note of the four digit number in the right hand column, and then go to the address lists by clicking on the ADDRESS tag which is on every surnames page. There you will find the researcher's name and address details. When writing to someone, be sure to mention this list, and if writing to a postal address it is usual to include either a stamped self-addressed envelope or a couple of International Reply Coupons. Generally speaking, researchers on these lists with a number greater than 5000 will have an e-mail address and a postal address, whilst those with a number less than 5000 will have a postal address only. But there are exceptions to this, and please let me know if you come across an out-dated address. </div> <div> Holloways of Glouc …. I_Norris@postoffice.sandybay.utas.edu.au </div> <div> Holloways of Bristol …glenys@wco.com – Glenys Rasmusson, Santa Rosa CA 95401 </div> <div> John Holloway (ca.1666-1734) immigrated from London,England to Maryland and then moved to York County, Virginia. </div> <div> He served in the House of Bergesses for several counties and towns, although he only lived in York County (Virginia allowed this, as a colony), and even came to be Speaker of the House. </div> <div> He was probably a great-nephew of George Holloway, who immigrated about 1635 from England to York County. Descendants and relatives of John lived in Virginia, Washington, D.C., South Carolina and elsewhere. Includes some family history and genealogy in England to the late 1300s; some of this ancestry spelled the surname as Halloway. </div> <div> Gilbert L. Holloway – died WWII – member of Birmingham University </div> <div> Vera Millicent Holloway – married Francis Raubone in Minehead 17 Aug 1904 </div> <div> Hopkins & Holloway Ltd – Brickyard Lane, Studley, Warkwickshire </div> <div> James Holloway married May Elizabeth Blundell KNIGHT 23 Apr 1883 in Studley Warwickshire (Batch # M071453 Source call out 1062551) </div> <div> James Holloway born 3-2-1834 Lombard St. General Baptist, Birmingham Warwick </div> <div> Father – Charles, Mother Elizabeth (Batch # C093061, 1780-1837 082546 (RG4 4109) </div> <div> Piran Holloway plays cricket for Somerset </div> <div> Andrea Holloway – Coventry/Warwickshire </div> <div> Looking for family of George Hollway and Pricillia Barry Hollway, great-grandparents. They had at least 4 sons, Edwin H., </div> <div> Arthur, Alfred, George and possible daughter, Edith. Edwin's birth certificate shows him born in a small town in </div> <div> Gloustershire area. He likely married a Critten(don) before emigrating to the United States </div> <div> HOLLOWAY Bilston 1775 + Ken_Holloway@cunedda.freeserve.co.uk </div> <div> HOLLOWAY Brierley Hill Pre 1850 mccalip@earthlink.net </div> <div> HOLLOWAY West Bromwich 1823 - 1890 gary.gary2@virgin.net </div> <div> HOLLOWAY Wolverhampton 1800 - 1860s audrang@southcom.com.au </div> <div> John Holloway, aged 21 appears in 1635 on the “Elizabeth &Anne” from London to Boston MA in midsummer. </div> <div> James Holloway – born 16-Nov 1760 in Halesowen, West Midlands </div> <div> Samuel 12 Jul 1723, Samuel 10-Feb 1702/03 Upper Arly, Worcestershire </div> <div> William born 1680 </div> <div> James – born Froom 1680m John born Froom 1686, Died Chesterford NJ 1716 </div> <div> James Holloway Jr. died 1950 </div> <div> Alice died 1941 (61 yrs old), Mary aged 34 of 121 Gordon Rd, Ilford at 76 Fenton Rd., Barking </div> <div> <B>Thomas died 1918 aged 38, son of James Stephen and Sarah at 9 king’s rd Barking Essex, spouse Margaret M</B> </div> <div> Harry died 1919 – Army Svc Corp (Royal Engineers) Birmingham.. Son of Thomas & Sarah of Birmingham (Lodge Hill Cemetry) </div> <div> Leanord died 1918 aged 19, son of Joseph & Susan, 15 Grace Rd, Sparbrook, Brum-Yardley Cemetery </div> <div> Philip Henry Ernest died 1916 aged 27, son of Philip & Annie 48 Crawford Ave/. Saltley </div> <div> W. Holloway married M. Holloway died 1917 aged 33 </div> <div> Reginald & Emma Holloway of Bristol, son Frederick William died 1940 aged 30 </div> <div> Henrietta, wife of Charles Henry died 1941 aged 39 </div> <div> Frederick (Gloucester Regiment) died Jun 1918 in Belguim </div> <div> Kenneth Charles, son of Charles Henry died 1941 aged 51 </div> <div> Henrietta died 1941 aged 16 at 30 Bouverie St., Easton </div> <div> Charles Reginald, spouse f – died 1941 aged 42, 55 Pennywell Rd. </div> <div> James Holloway (Thomas and Ann) christened 12-10-1826 at Phillip & Jacob, Bristol </div> <div> James Henry married Mary Rainbow, born 1837 in Barking, at St. Dunstan, Stepney, London March 25th 1860 </div> <div> His father George Henry. They had Clara 1851, George 1963, Jane E. 1868, Rebecca 1872, Beatrice 1787, all born in East Ham, Essex </div> <div> James Holloway in Pigot’s London Directory 1834 </div> <div> STOLWORTHY. – Amelia’s grandmother was rescued by Capt. Stolworthy. Island off of South America in search of fresh water discovered 8 or 10 yr. Old girl – last survivor. Reported incident to local authorities – did not want to know. All women and children left to die, lack of food. </div> <div> A gun boated “pressed” all able men into the army and took families. Later the captain put women and children ashore deserted island to “stretch their legs”. Sailed off with men assuring he would return later. Said his ship was overcrowded and would return when men reached mainland. </div> <div> Later Capt. Married the little girl – they had a boy and a girl. Girl was Amelia’s aunt. She re-married to a Mr. Lodge and had large family. </div> <div> Ancestry and descendants of Thomas Stolworthy (1828-1916) of Great Yarmouth, Norwich, and Matilda Jinkerson (1827-1918) of Oulton, Suffolk, England. They married in 1852, joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and emigrated to the United States, eventually settling in Orderville, Utah. While still married to Matilda, he married Elizabeth Ann Tuttle (1843-1894 of Lima, Illinois in 1880. Thomas' ancestry is traced back to Matthew Stolworthy or Stalworthy, who married Elizabeth Bloome in Suffield, Norfolk, England in 1660. </div> <div> Thomas Stolworthy died in 1914-18 war, widow and children moved to Aberdeen – rest of her family. Stolworthy’s still in South Shields and other fishing ports – all distant relatives. </div> <div> 1851 Census for Norfolk </div> <div> Henry Stolworthy Neighbors 136274 </div> <div> Head of Household, Married Male 36 yrs old, Engine Driver, Born Gt Yarmouth Norfolk </div> <div> Mary, wife 35, born Rolesby </div> <div> Daughter – Louisa 12, Scholar, Daughter – Caroline 9, Son Henry 7, William 4, Thomas 2, Mary 1 </div> <div> Brother – Thomas 22, Iron Moulder born Gt. Yarmouth </div> <div> Mother in Law – Abigall Sutton, 54 born Thurn Norfolk </div> <div> The address Francis Buildings, Gt Yarmouth </div> <div> Thomas Stolworthy Neighbors 136728 </div> <div> Head of Household, Married, 48 years Millwright, born Gr. Yarmouth </div> <div> Wife – Sarah, 50, born Hopton Suffolk </div> <div> Daughters – Emma 17, working in silk factory, born Gt. Yarmouth, Sarah, 14 working in silk factory, born Yarmouth, Elizabeth 8, scholar </div> <div> Son – Eyker 5, scholar </div> <div> Address North Road Atkinsons Walk </div> <div> Robert Stolworthy, Neighbors 138549 </div> <div> Head of household, married 32 yrs old, Mariner born Yarmouth </div> <div> Married Susannah aged 30 born Yarmouth </div> <div> Daughter Susahhan 2 years old </div> <div> Lodger – Thomas Goodwin, 36 years old, ropemaker </div> <div> Address: E. Bermondsey Place Yarmouth </div> <bR> <bR> <bR> <bR> <bR> <div> KRIVES </div> <div> Fred Krives deputy sheriff Clark County Washington –UFO report 1947 over Vancouver </div> <div> MCALPINE </div> <div> Steve and Janet McAlpine, Monterey CA 93940 (831) 372-1764 </div> <div> S. McAlpine Monterey CA 93940 (831) 655-5958 </div> <div> FORSBREY – </div> <div> Louisz married German and emigrated. Lived in Detroit, Wayne County MI: 10027 Yellowstone Charles Kribes. </div> <div> Daughters – Alice who married Alexander McAlpine) & Louise C. They had daughter – Nellie – USA forces Librarian who visited aunts in UK. </div> <div> Nellie McAlpine – born 29-10-1922, died 30-7-1990 (MI before 1951) SSN 362-28-4256 </div> <div> Born 3-1-1884, died 10-1962, SSN 377-34-3111 </div> <div> SSN 368-12-0417, Born 22-10-1898 died Jul 1977, Monterey CA 93950 </div> <div> Earliest FORSBREY – Joaas, married 1792 St. Dunston, Stepney </div> <div> Lastest in London – Arthur James – christened St. Leonards, Shoreditch 4-12-1870 </div> <div> Albert Francis Forsbrey- Essex Scottish Regiment died 26 Apr 1945, aged 20. Son of George & Elizabeth Forsbrey of Toronto, Ontario </div> <div> AE 8307 Forsbrey's "Renown" Gentleman's tie press, 4" x 10", wood with 4 screw clamps. Celluloid label. Circa pre-WWII. $35.00 </div> <div> Daryl/Julie Forsbrey – Lakeshore – Scarborough, Port Hope Ontario Canada </div> <div> mforsbrey@uchasuv.edu </div> <div> Kat Forsbrey – Morristown NJ </div> <div> Forsbrey in Minden, Northern Victoria Australia </div> <div> Martha sue Forsbrey, Assoc Professor Nursing – Cornell University,West Virginia </div> <div> Gerry E Forsbrey – Council of Spelthorne, Knowle Green Staines – 20th May 1999 </div> <div> Matthew Forsbery, Leslie Forsbrey – Western Ontario Canada </div> <div> Terry & Stella Forsbrey – Canada </div> <div> Ed Forsbrey – Canada </div> <div> Julie Forsbrey – Uxbridge (West Hill)’ </div> <div> Vicar General Marriage Licence Index, Archbishop of Canterbury Lamberth Palace </div> <div> Touchard (a1) 1694-1725 </div> <div> Forsbrey (f2) 1826 – 1850 </div> <div> Holloway (c1) 1751-1775 </div> <div> Obituaires </div> <div> NELLIE L. McAlpine </div> <div> Nellie louis McAlpine 67, of Pacific Grove, a retired Libarian, died at her home Monday. </div> <div> Born in Detroit on October 29, 1922, she had been a resident of Pacific Grove for 27 years </div> <div> She attended Wayne State University and earned a master’s degree in Library science from Case Western Reserve. </div> <div> She was a librarian for more than 30 years and was employed by the U.S. Department at Army and Air Force bases </div> <div> In Europe and the United States/ She was chief librarian at Fort Ord Services from 1962 until she retired in 1976. </div> <div> Surviving is a cousin, Beverly McAlpine of Pacific Grove. </div> <div> Memorial Services will be haled at the Little Chapel by the Sea at 11 am Friday. Cremation will take place at the Little Chapel by the Sea </div> <div> Followed by scattering of the ashes at sea. The Paul Mortuary is in charge of the arrangements. </div> <div> The family suggests that any memorial contributions be sent to Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula. </div> <bR> <div> HOLLOWAY All areas All dates 6214 6214 Glenys J Rasmussen glenys@wco.com 2454 San Venito Way, Santa Rosa, CA 95401, USA</div> <div> HOLLOWAY All areas All dates 8642 8642 Dairne Irwin dairne@kirwin99.freeserve.co.uk 1 Birkett Close, Sharples, Bolton, Lancs BL1 7DQ, England</div> <div> HOLLOWAY Bristol 1840+ 5073 5073 i_norris@postoffice.sandybay.utas.edu.au</div> <div> HOLLOWAY Cam pre 1814 8187 8187 Elizabeth Briggs ebriggs@mb.sympatico.ca 46 Burnhill Bay, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3T 5N3, Canada</div> <div> HOLLOWAY Cam to 19c 4280 4280 Ms S Dench 22 Arundel Street, Brighton BN2 5TG, England</div> <div> HOLLOWAY Stapleton 1800+ 6754 6754 Joyce Baber joyce.baberj@clear.net.nz 18 Te Koa Road, Panmure, Auckland 006, New Zealand</div> <div> HOLLOWAY Wotton under Edge 18c 1545 1545 Mrs R Kibble 60 Middle Lane, Crouch End, London N8 8PD, England</div> <div> HOLLOWAY Wotton under Edge pre 1850 2758 2758 Mrs P Ebbs 173 Bradford Road, Winsley, Bradford on Avon BA15 2HN, England</div> <div> HOLLOWAY, Wolverhampton, date: ?-, Email (22 Jul 2001) audrang@southcom.com.au</div> <div> HOLLOWAY, Bilston, date: ?-, Email (22 Jul 2001) ken_holloway@cunedda.freeserve.co.uk</div> <div> HOLLOWAY, West Bromwich, date: ?-, Email (22 Jul 2001) <FONT SIZE="3" COLOR="#0000FF" FACE="Arial" ><U>gary.gary2@btinternet.com</U></FONT></div> <div> The index of names has been transcribed from "The History, Topography & Directory of Warwickshire" by William WEST</div> <div> published in 1830, a copy of which is in the Auckland Public Library under;-</div> <div> HOLLOWAY, Chas. Chair maker, Lichfield St, Tamworth 607 </div> <div> HOLLOWAY, Gilbert Baker, Church St, Tamworth 607</div> <div> Warwickshire Surnames List </div> <div> Hearth Return Tax for Warwick Town 1670 A list of houses in Warwick Town - 1670 (Note: the taxable totals are calculated by</div> <div> spreadsheet, and differ from ... Mr Mosses Holloway 20 </div> <div> William,West,1830 Directory of Warwickshire - Birmingham Section,,, Surname,Forename,Occupation,Number,Street,Page No.</div> <div> Holloway,Eliz.,coal dealer,,Old Wharf,348 </div> <div> Holloway,Eliz.,vict.,30,Congreve-st.,348</div> <div> Holloway,John,light steel toy ...</div> <div> HOLLOWAY Bilston 1775 + Ken_Holloway@cunedda.freeserve.co.uk </div> <div> HOLLOWAY Brierley Hill Pre 1850 mccalip@earthlink.net </div> <div> HOLLOWAY West Bromwich 1823 - 1890 gary.gary2@btinternet.com </div> <div> HOLLOWAY Wolverhampton 1800 - 1860s audrang@southcom.com.au </div> <div> HOLLOWAY Wolverhampton All lesleyholloway@freedomland.co.uk</div> <div> Burdett 1800- Birmingham Mike Holloway hollowaymike@hotmail.com</div> <div> Holloway All Radford Semele, Bishops Itchington Phyllis Stephens PSteph1018@aol.com</div> <div> 16 The Avenue Churchdown GL3 2HB, UK</div> <div> Sedgwick 1810- Birmingham Mike Holloway hollowaymike@hotmail.com</div> <div> The following list of names is taken from Richard Gough's History of Myddle", a parish in Shropshire. The history was written about the year 1700. Names from noble families have generally been excluded. Some of Richard Gough's text is not easy to follow. I have only included names where there there is a surname and first name. Reference to the quoted page will often give extra names. Some names appear in the notes field but are not listed as separate names. The same name sometimes passes through several generations. However, some entries may refer to the same person. (I have tried to be accurate. No guarantees ! Mike Foster)</div> <div> Hollway, Barnabas s. of Wm Hollway 174</div> <div> Hollway, William Rector of Myddle,d1689, Wolph's tenement (+p43)174</div> <div> STROUD GLOUCESTERSHIRE</div> <div> The following names have been transcribed from the book "Notes and Recollections of Stroud" by Paul Hawkins Fisher, first published in 1871 and re-published in 1986.</div> <div> HOLLOWAY George Trustee till 20/6/1862 274</div> <div> HOLLOWAY Messrs Bros. Clothing Factory in 1855 037</div> <div> HOLLOWAY William Paid for repairing church clock 1679 344</div> <div> WWI –wills</div> <div> The following names have been transcribed from "The Daily Mail Yearbook" for 1919 - pages 237-242. In nearly all these entries the persons concerned left a will and bequeathed money to various charities etc.</div> <div> SOLOMON Arthur Meyer Capt. 24MarXXXX London Regt. Manager Stepney Jewish club 221</div> <div> The following is a list that gives details of the burials at St Mary Magdalene, Old Fish Street, City of London for the period 5/1/1813 to 10/7/1853 and they have been extracted from the parish register on film number 374491</div> <div> Eliza STEVENS 06 Mar 1822 0.11 Bells Court, Docotr's Commons</div> <div> Elizabeth STEVENS 23 Mar 1817 66 Green Arbour Court, Lambeth Hill</div> <div> Emily Esther STEVENS 22 Apr 1832 1.7 Bell Court, Doctors Commons</div> <div> John Paul STEVENS 17 Jan 1827 66 Crane Arbour Court</div> <div> Maria STEVENS 16 Nov 1820 1.9 Bell Court, Doctor's Commons</div> <div> William Nick STEVENS 07 Feb 1847 21 Bell Court</div> <bR> </td> </tr></table></body>