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Robert Henry Alleyne

crazyquils — 2012-05-26 20:56:23Z

Hi,
I know my grandmother was Edith Alleyne, born in Britain. Both her father and grandfather were Robert Henry Alleyne. If I'm putting it together correctly, her grandfather lived in Barbados and her father returned there and possibly left soon after for the US. Anyone related to Robert Henry Alleyne?

Re: Origin of Surname

jjlavall1 — 2012-04-19 05:32:50Z

My grandmothers last name was Alleyne she passed in the 60s. She was panamanian and I have family from barbados but mostly from panama.

Re: Alleyne,Waterford

aideenjacob — 2012-04-10 22:13:57Z

Hi Tim,

apologies I am only getting back to you now. In the Irish Census 1901 he was listed as a weigh master, prior to that I have no idea. I have replied to another man who is connected to the Alleyne's, I took some photos of the graves in Butlerstown Cemetry, Waterford of Samuel Alleyne 1834-1911 who fought in the American Civil War and the grave of his son who was also called Samuel.If you send me on your email address I will forward them to you.

Re: Alleyne,Waterford

aideenjacob — 2012-04-10 22:02:38Z

Hi Matt,

I did eventually get to take those photos, you might send me on your email address and I will forward them to you.

David

Re: Alleyne family from Barbados

MargoFAlleyne — 2012-03-02 14:30:28Z

Hello Dr. Bob I only know so much about my family line. You should check the registrar's office in Barbados maybe the archives. But their records are so anceint. My Fathers name is FitzHerbert Glenville Alleyne and His Father's name is
FitzHerbert Hubert Alleyne. My mom was also and Alleyne married her 2nd cousin her father's name was Oswald James Alleyne. They are all from S. Philip Barbados. Four Roads, and Six Roads, if i locate any more information that is pertaining to the Alleyne's i will definately inform you. Is your family from Barbados/

Re: Alleyne family from Barbados

MargoFAlleyne — 2012-03-02 14:23:51Z

Hi Kathy I am so sorry that i did not get back to you. I was living in Barbados for the past 7 years. I would love to hear from you this is my no. 347-942-8038. You have an very large family from your auntie Elaine here in Queens. Call me ok looking forward to hearing from you give me a call and say hi to your dad.

Re: Alleyne family from Barbados

MargoFAlleyne — 2012-03-02 14:17:13Z

Hi Paul how are you we could indeed be family. I know that you are indeed an Alleyne. My family is from St. Philip Four Roads My granfather's name on my father's side is
FitzHerbert Hubert Alleyne, and on my mother's side her dad's name is Oswald Alleyne he is also from St. Philip. My dad's name is FitzHerbert Glenville Alleyne. That is all I know right if we are family please tell me how i am very interested in finding about the Alleyne's thanks!

Re: Alleynes around the world

hnc_chick — 2011-12-20 23:59:40Z

hi i'm from trinidad and there is also alot of alleynes here my grand fathers name is claudius if that helps

Re: LOOKING for my dads family last name is alleyne from trinidad

bevlh — 2011-10-14 20:56:54Z

can any of you please help me i am trying to find my ancestors from trinidad .my dad came to england from trinidad in 1954, he was aged 31 then ,he was born in 1927.his family are still living in trinidad at the moment ,so i have family still there.i dont know where tho? would any one know if he would have come over to england on a boat that year or would he have travelled here by plane?do any of you know of robert jude alleyne he had a few kids in trinidad, one of whom is named ruthven alleyne

Re: Alleyne,Waterford

timnow — 2011-08-22 06:47:17Z

My great grand father was Sam Alleyne. I have his US army records. His first wife was Nora Cowan of Eyrecourt, Galway. He married the second wife on his return from US. I am trying to find out what Sam's employment was prior to leaving Ireland for the US in 1865. Please contact me if you want more info.

Re: Alleyne,Waterford

cispt2 — 2011-06-27 02:13:32Z

Hi David,
Did you ever manage to take photos of those headstones?
cheers,
matt

Re: heritage

lkingquibo — 2011-01-22 16:35:10Z

I have been trying to locate your aunt Myrtlene who was a good friend of mine. We kept in touch for many year after I migrated to england with my parents over 40 years ago. We went to school together and the last contact I had with her was just after her marriage when she moved I believe to the west bank of Demerara. I believe the rest of the family was still living at the Trinity manse. I was very saddened to learn through the facebook obituaries of the passing of not only your grand parents, but also your uncle Trevor. I would be most grateful if you would pass on my e-mail address to your aynt myrtlene and tell her I would love to make contact with her .

Re: Alleyne

petershayne — 2010-09-11 04:05:50Z

Apparently, about five generations ago, a John Alleyne (also seen as Allen on a source document) gave birth to Elizabeth (born 1837) who married John Hamilton Barrow (born 1836). I cannot seem to find any details on his father, Samuel Barrow; regarding birth, death, marriage etc. His wife’s name is not listed.

Are you able to help me?

Re: Alleyne,Waterford

aideenjacob — 2010-08-30 21:59:01Z

Hi Matt, thanks for that information, you seem you to have a lot more than I have, I have just begun my search! I will take some pictures of the headstones, one is more legible than the other and strangely it is the oldest one belonging to Samuel that went to America. Give me a few days and I will get back to you.

regards, David

Re: Alleyne,Waterford

cispt2 — 2010-08-30 01:57:11Z

Hi,
I've been working on the Alleyne family in Ireland lately... the family of Samuel Alleyne of Waterford hailed from Tipperary originally. If you google it you'll find lots of info posted be other people.... Samuel senior was born abt 1832 and eventually fled creditors of their large estate (Coolprevane, near Golden TIPP) to the US, where he fought in the US Civil War before returning to Ireland and eventually settling in Ireland (I'm still trying to get all this stuff together).
I'd be interested in hearing about the family in Waterford... do you have photos of the headstones?
I'm descended from Samuel ALLEYNE (a cousin or second cousin of your Samuel) who came to NSW abt 1840.
cheers,
matt

Alleyne,Waterford

aideenjacob — 2010-08-28 23:04:02Z

My name is David Jacob from Waterford , I am researching my family tree and came accross this website.

My grandmothers name was Catherine Alleyne,daughter of Samuel Alleyne of Waterford who was the son of Samuel Alleyne of Tipperary(I think).There was also a Galway connection which Im not quite sure of.Both Samuel Alleynes are buried in Butlerstown churchyard in Waterford.

If anyone has any information or connection with the Alleynes metioned please contact me , it would be much appreciated.

Re: What about the ALLEYNE's who are not related to the Barbados Clan?

cispt2 — 2010-08-26 16:23:47Z

Hi Snippit,
I think your Samuel ALLEYNE fits with those from Golden. Could you tell me more details of the obituaries you found? Especially the one from 1815 in Dublin?
thanks
matt

Re: Alleyne?

Protocol005 — 2010-04-02 21:55:36Z

here I am in 2010. and I too would like to know the history of my name. Trying to back track to lines actually, Alleyne and Winchester. I'm curious about this for a number of reasons. there were apparently two Alleyne groups in Trinidad where my father is from so who came from where would be interesting. Also I have the interesting combination of both sickle cell trait and thalisimia trail, the latter usually coming from the Mediterranean. So I'd like to know who passed that one along lol. Born and raised NYer, parents from Trinidad(father) and Tobago(mother). Charles Alleyne is as far back as I've gotten as a grandfather.

New Allen DNA project

Salabencher — 2010-03-31 13:23:09Z

Is live:

http://www.johnbrobb.com/JBR-ALLEN.htm

Re: What about the ALLEYNE's who are not related to the Barbados Clan?

RobertAllen2364 — 2010-03-21 07:14:58Z

Debra....Do you have a date for the picture? Write to me at roberts.allen@verizon.net.

Thanks

Alleyne's and Allens

Salabencher — 2010-03-17 19:43:36Z

Greetings Alleyn's! My name is William Bernard Allen and myself along with about 20 other Allen descendant's have created a project to consolidate our Allen family trees. We have a proper web page coming up any day now, but I put together this blog to give a high level over view of the project. We believe our family descends from Dr. Richard Alleyn.

"Dr. Richard Alleyn was the rector at St. Mildred's, Canterbury, England form 1601 to 1637. He then was rector at Stowting, Kent, England from 1637 to 1651"

Now I know one of his sons went to Barbados and many of his offspring still live there. So, if you have taken a DNA test or believe you descend from this branch of Alleyn tree, contact me at salabencher@gmail.com

I look forward to hearing from you!

http://alleni2a1patrilineageproject.blogspot.com/

Re: Reply

RobertAllen2364 — 2010-03-15 22:35:16Z

Hello....Send me an email and let's compare notes....roberts.allen@verizon.net

Thanks

Bob Allen

Re: History

RobertAllen2364 — 2010-03-15 22:32:19Z

My name is Dr. Bob Allen.....a descendant of the Alleyne who came to VA in the 1600's...email me...let's compare notes...I have a DNA profile and paper trail of Allen's from this line......

Roberts.allen@verizon.net

Thanks

Re: Looking for my Family History

RobertAllen2364 — 2010-03-15 22:26:01Z

My name is Dr. Bob Allen...a descendant of the Alleyne's who immigrated to VA...USA in the 1600s. Let's compare notes....I have a DNA profile and looking for an ancestor.......email me at: Roberts.allen@verizon.net

Thanks

Re: alleyne

RobertAllen2364 — 2010-03-15 22:21:40Z

Hello....my email is roberts.allen@verizon.net. I live in South Carolina, USA...and am a decendant of this name.....I have a DNA connection and paper trail. Let's compare notes sometime.....Write to me....

Dr. Bob Allen

Re: Alleyne family from Barbados

RobertAllen2364 — 2010-03-15 22:14:56Z

My name is Dr. Bob Allen....a decendant of this Alleyne line...Email me at roberts.allen@verizon.net and let's compare notes. A group of us are looking for our DNA connection to the name of Alleyne....

Thanks

Re: Barbados Alleyne Connections to Virginia

RobertAllen2364 — 2010-03-15 22:04:57Z

I have a DNA connection and a paper trail to this family. I hope to hear from you. We are all scattered out over the USA...about 8 of us are searching for a connection to England.....I live in South Carolina. William Carr Allen of VA. had several children. William was a decendant of Robert Allen.......Hope you will respond....

Re: Barbados Alleyne Connections to Virginia

RobertAllen2364 — 2010-03-15 21:59:29Z

Let's compare notes....we are looking for a common ancestor with your last name of Alleyne.....write to me....roberts.allen@verizon.net

Your notes on Alleyne

RobertAllen2364 — 2010-03-15 21:57:57Z

Hello....are you interested in DNA testing....we are looking for a common ancestor......write to me: roberts.allen@verizon.net

Re: Alleyne/St. Philip, Barbados

karltimmins66 — 2010-01-09 16:24:37Z

Eugene Alleyne ( if the same one) had a daughter Lyris who lived in the UK and since went back to the WI.Harold would have been a relative on the other side so guess we could be related.

Alleynes of Golden

Antmccan — 2009-12-05 16:22:14Z

I have come across these Alleynes of Golden, Co. Tipperary in my own researchs.
Here is what I know of them :
Samuel Alleyne of Golden to Charity Pennefather 1763
(Cashel Marriage License Bonds. The Pennefathers had a large estate near Cashel
They had 3 children that I know of
Richard Samuel b. say 1785 married Jane Quirk at Braddon on the Isle of Man on 11 Sept 1812
Samuel who married Ellen Scully of Dualla near Cashel on 27 Sept. 1800
Mary Anne who married James Fogarty of Cabra Castle on 18 Feb. 1816.
Next Generation
Richard Samuel and Jane Quirk had a son Richard born a son born on the I. of M. He married a Catherine Geddes on 24Sept. 1845
Samuel and Ellen Scully had a son John
The Alleynes seem to have been fairly well-off, the families they married into were big farmers. You will have to work out for yourself which of them went to Australia.

Barbados Alleyne Connections to Virginia

killerangel99 — 2009-11-14 18:19:46Z

There was a Richard Alleyne who was the elder brother to the Reynold Alleyne (1609-1651) that immigrated to Barbados and became the progenitor of the Alleyne's of Barbados.

Richard Alleyne was born in 1610 and married Elizabeth Hales on April 13, 1640. Richard followed in his father's footsteps serving in the Church of England as rector of St. Mildred's in Canterbury from 1637-1654. This was a time of chaos in England immediately following the English Civil War and the establishment of the Protectorate under Cromwell in December 1653. It is believed that Richard Alleyne immigrated to the Virginia colony around 1654/55. There is no further trace of Richard Alleyne or his family in England following 1654 although records of a Richard Alleyn show up in Virginia immediately around the same time they disappear in England. In the 1689 land processioning records of New Kent County, Virginia, there was a Richard and Reynold Allen. It is believed that these two are sons of Richard Alleyn the immigrant. These Alleyn/Allen's of Virginia were very active in the leadership of the Church of England in Virginia and appear frequently in church records.

Have any of the Barbados Alleyne's who are descended from Reynold Alleyne participated in a DNA test? I would be interested to see if there is a DNA match between the Virginia Allen's and the Barbados Alleyne's.

Re: What about the ALLEYNE's who are not related to the Barbados Clan?

cispt2 — 2009-10-26 13:12:02Z

Hi Snippit,

I've been playing around today with my ALLEYNE side again, and found in the UK PRO Access to Archives - the following which may be useful for you:

Birmingham University Information Services, Special Collections Department
Catalogue of the Correspondence of Slade Baker, solicitor of Bewdley
Reference: SB
Covering dates: 1725-1856
Held by: Birmingham University Information Services, Special Collections Department
Extent: 1 series
Creators: Slade Baker, Bewdley Worcestershire solicitor

The following items are held:

53 Autograph letter, signed from Alban and Benbow, solicitors, of Lincolns Inn - with references to the Alleyne, Childe and Miss Roberts estates. SB/7-59 14 June 1816 to 16 June 1838

22 Autograph letter, signed from Annabella Alleyne, of Bath. SB/69-90 16 July 1816 to 16 Nov 1826

20 Autograph letter, signed from Samuel Richard Alleyne, of Douglas, Isle of Man. SB/91-110 25 Feb 1817 to 25 June 1823

20 Autograph letter, signed from Mrs. Annabella Peard (formerly Miss Alleyne), of Bath and Ifracombe. SB/713-732 14 Feb 1828 to 21 Feb 1834

14 Autograph letter, signed and 5 Autograph letter, not signed from Mrs. Annabella Peard. SB/733-751 26 Feb 1834 to 20 Nov 1837

5 Autograph letter, signed from Miss Annabella Katilda Alleyne (afterwards Simkin). SB/863-867 31 Mar 1829 to 1 Oct 1831

6 Autograph letter, signed from Mrs. Annabella Simkin (née Alleyne). SB/868-873 3 Apr 1834 to 23 Sept 1837

I think a lot of clues to the fate of your family are held here!

Re: What about the ALLEYNE's who are not related to the Barbados Clan?

alleyneBrooklynNY — 2009-04-07 22:22:34Z

Funny that you say this.... My father showed me a picture of his father who had green eyes and dark shin - from Barbados. My father - John Fitgerald Alleyne, said his grandfather was Irish. There was even a territory in Bardados called the "Alleyne Territory" and we acquired an early map that shows the territory. So there's one connection I thought I'd share with you.

Re: Reply

kisagenius — 2008-11-08 17:24:51Z

Let me first say i completely agree with what you said, my name is Rhea Alleyne and i am also trying to piece together my family tree, does anyone know a Myrtle Alleyne of Barbados? she was my Great-grand-mother, i am still in the process of finding her mother, who used to work on a plantation,and her mom (my Great-great-great- grand mother) was half white,i'm thinking that she probably had sisters and brothers unknown to us, however; i understand they were all Alleynes.I hope that info helps, i'm assuming that you don't live in Barbados, i plan to start looking in Archives and if i find any info regarding the names you mentioned, i'll let you in on it, even if we don't have close blood ties.

Re: Clifford de Castro Alleyne

baddershiho — 2008-10-19 17:09:40Z

Re any of my postings - I keep spelling Alleyne with an extra e at the end. Apologies. It should of course be
William de Castro Alleyne.

Re: Clifford de Castro Alleyne

baddershiho — 2008-10-19 16:20:22Z

Clifford had a god-father, William de Castro Alleyene who was the son of Samuel Maynard Alleyene and Sarah Elizabeth Armstrong. He had an uncle George Henry Alleyene and an aunt Elizabeth Maynard Alleyene who married a John Cooke Allder.

According to IGI there was also a William Thomas lleyene born 1811 and a John Alleyene, born 1819. I am trying to find out if the John is the same as John Alleyene who was Clifford's father.

Re: Clifford de Castro Alleyne

THFKidman — 2008-10-15 08:48:15Z

Clifford de Castro Alleyne was born 6 June 1860 in Barbados and married Annie Lee Sharp 23 Feb 1886 in Surrey, England. Annie was born in the USA and in the 1881 UK census was described as the adopted daughter of William H Hardy.

Clifford was the son of John Alleyne and Emma Mary Welch.

Re: Alleynes around the world

brycon11 — 2008-08-18 03:16:08Z

I am related to Alleynes from Trinidad Tobago. possibly a Barbados connection years ago.

Re: alleyne

earlalleyne54 — 2008-08-05 23:52:11Z

my name is earl alleyne from trinidad tracing my roots

Re: Looking for my Family History

trini02 — 2008-06-06 17:50:20Z

I am from Trinidad. My father's name was Jimmy Alleyne whose father was from Barbados (St Michael's parish). I was born in La Brea. My father passed away in 2002.

Re: Alleyne family from Barbados

trini02 — 2008-06-06 02:54:43Z

I am also researching my family ancestors. I've been planning to do it long before my father Jimmy Alleyne passed away in 2002. I am from Trinidad and my father was from there also. His father's name was David Alleyne born in Barbados and migrated to Trinidad. He died in 1955. He was from St Michael's parish in B'dos. He had other siblings whom I never met and who had migrated to other islands. My grandfather's was first married in B'dos and had children then remarried to a Grenadian in T'dad. I was told he was mixed with Carib Indian. One of his daughter's from his first marriage Doris, lived in T'dad until her death at age 80. She was my main connection to B'dos but procrastination caused me to lose out on that info. My interest is to locate relatives of grand uncles and grand aunts.

Re: Alleyne family from Barbados

kj1001 — 2008-03-21 16:24:28Z

Hi Margo. I have tried to find my original post, and could not remember where I had placed the original inquiry. Thank you for responding. Yes, I would still like to know you all. I hope that you receive this message. My email address is kj100@columbia.edu. Looking forward to hearing from you.

Kathy

Re: Alleynes around the world

dbralleyne — 2008-03-02 00:13:54Z

Hello my name is Debra Alleyne, there are a few of us here in Virginia, I had two brothers one Clifton, George, one sister Alma, there are children and grandchildren born to us so there are a few of us, we have found out that our grandfather came from Liverpool England, I don't know when being that I was the youngest one of my siblings. My brother George bares his name he was George the 3rd and my father was the second. It is so cool to find so many Alleynes.

nice to share with you!
Debra
dbralleyne@yahoo.com

Re: What about the ALLEYNE's who are not related to the Barbados Clan?

dbralleyne — 2008-03-02 00:10:54Z

Hi my name is Debra Alleyne, born in Virginia, my grandfather also came from Liverpool England, he was some type of service person, the only picture that I have ever seen of him was him in a uniform with a sword in his hand and he was highly decorated. His name was George Alexander Alleyne 4th.

Re: Alleynes around the world

dbralleyne — 2008-03-02 00:03:28Z

Hello my name is Debra Alleyne, there are a few of us here in Virginia, I had two brothers one Clifton, George, one sister Alma, there are children and grandchildren born to us so there are a few of us, we have found out that our grandfather came from Liverpool England, I don't know when being that I was the youngest one of my siblings. My brother George bares his name he was George the 2nd and my father was the first. It is so cool to find so many Alleynes.

nice to share with you!
Debra
dbralleyne@yahoo.com

Re: What about the ALLEYNE's who are not related to the Barbados Clan?

Helen_McCurdy — 2008-02-24 18:04:18Z

Any Allder/McCurdy/MacCurdy surnames in your Alleyne family charts?

One of the McCurdy daughters born to Daniel McCurdy and Sarah ELizabeth Allder in W.I. shows 'Alleyne' as a second name on some of the documents we have found.
The children of Daniel claim to have recieved their education in England.
Family lore says the McCurdy's were from the IOM and Northern England.
However, our Daniel's British army records states he was born in Dublin, Ire 1792.
Was there an army garrison on the IOM?
Comments appreciated.
Thanks,
Helen McCurdy

Re: Samuel Alleyne, died 1873 Sydney NSW

cispt2 — 2008-02-06 19:20:54Z

As an addendum to my recent post on the Alleyn family of Golden Tipp ---> Sydney NSW 1850, this death certificate now fits my family tree.

Samuel Alleyne (1871-18723) above is the son of Samuel Alleyne and Jane James. Samuel arrived with his father and family aboard the Thetis in 1850.

Alleyne family of Golden, Tipperary to Sydney, NSW

cispt2 — 2008-02-06 14:07:45Z

Hi,

I've been working on my Alleyne/Alleyn/Allen ancestors in Sydney. As usual, spelling of their names veries depending on how the registrar hears the names pronounced.

The family arrived from Golden, Tipperary in 1850.
Ellen Alleyn married Michael Joseph Conlon, they lived in Glebe.
Her brother William was a butcher in Glebe around the same time.

I'd love to hear from any other descendents of the Alleyn's in Australia.

Pasted from my blog:
http://thehistoryofmatt.blogspot.com/

Michael Jospeh CONLON married Ellen Alleyn in St. Mary's Cathedral Sydney on 29 Jun 1865 and they subsequently lived in Glebe. In Michael's biography posted elsewhere here, he mentions that he married the daughter of Samuel Hyde ALLEYN, and in Ellen's marriage certifiate her place of birth is listed as Co. Tipperary, Ireland and her mother is named Mary.

These clues led me to the NSW Archives database, and a family who were entered under the surname ALLEN. I imagine the name was written phonetically, given the variation in name.

Here are their arrival records (pasted below). The main information to note is that Samuel ALLEN/ALLEY was married to Mary HAMMOND, though her age and the age of his children hints that she may be his second wife. Samuel and all his children were born in Golden, Tipperary, while Mary Hammond was born in Clonmel, Tipperary.

The other key clue is that the ALLEYN's already had a daughter in Sydney, Eliza: "Daighter Eliza Allen living in Sydney" and while I'm yet to track her down in arrival records, it's certainly an interesting development.

So, here are their arrival records transcribed. I look forward to connecting them to the other ALLEYNs in Golden, Tipperary.

List of Immigrants per Ship "Thetis" as by the immigration board inspected 22 May 1850

- Allen, Samuel, Married, 47, Parents names: William and Ellen, both dead, Calling: Shepherd, Native place and country: Golden, Tipperary, Religion: R.C., Can Read, Relations in the colony: Daighter Eliza Allen living in Sydney, State of bodily health: Inferior, Any complaints regarding voyage: None. Remarks: 2 pounds sterling.
- Allen, Mary, Married, 35, Callling: House servant, Native place and country: Clonmell, Tipperary, Parents: Richard and Ellen Hammond, both dead, Religion: R.C., Can Read and Write, Relations in the colony: none, State of bodily health: Good, Any complaints regarding voyage: None. Remarks: 2 pounds sterling.
- Allen, William, 19, Callling: Shepherd, Native place and country: Golden, Tipperary, Religion: R.C., Can Read and Write, State of bodily health: Good, Remarks: 2 pounds sterling.
- Allen, Ann, 14, Callling: Farmservant (daughter), Native place and country: Golden, Tipperary, Religion: R.C., Can Read, Can Read and Write, State of bodily health: Good, Remarks: 2 pounds sterling.
- Allen, Samuel, 11, Callling: (son), Native place and country: Golden, Tipperary, Religion: R.C., Can Read, Can Read and Write, State of bodily health: Good, Remarks: 1 pound1 sterling.
- Allen, Ellen, 5, Callling: (daughter), Native place and country: Golden, Tipperary, Religion: R.C., Cannot read, Can Read and Write, State of bodily health: Good, Remarks: 1 pound sterling.
- Allen, Mary, 2, Callling: (daughter), Native place and country: Golden, Tipperary, Religion: R.C., Cannot read, Can Read and Write, State of bodily health: Good, Remarks: 1 pound sterling.

Re: What about the ALLEYNE's who are not related to the Barbados Clan?

proudlyaussie — 2007-12-09 01:28:05Z

Hi, Mmm could be my Sam and 2nd wife but without evidence, who knows.
sorry it seems that we are no help to each other
Leonne