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Re: Serginson

rhino4466 — 2012-05-13 23:19:29Z

One of my paternal gggrandfathers was Joseph Serginson, a shoemaker born in Nunburnholme, Yorkshire about 1814 and died in Pocklington, Yorkshire in 1889. He married Mary West (1809 - 1886) in 1835, and they had several children, including my ggrandmother, Jane Serginson, born in 1835 or 1836 in Nunburnholme and died in 1903 in Pocklington. She married Henry Read in 1855 and had several children, including my grandfather, Joseph Serginson Read in 1858. He died in Wigan in 1929. My father, Allen Serginson Read, was born in Wigan in 1916 to Joseph and his much younger second wife, Ada Riddlesworth. He lived his last 44 years in Montreal, Canada and died while visiting us in Winnipeg in 1992.

I have no knowledge of any Serginson relatives, but I'm sure there sre some out there.

John Read

Re: William Maxted Clinch died in 1926 and is buried in Lakewood, NJ

clinch22 — 2012-03-17 13:25:55Z

The William Maxted Clinch you referenced was my great grandfather. You can contact me for more information.

Re: Clench Family, c. 1767- c. 1840 (PA, NY, Canada)

alnvb — 2012-03-17 03:26:13Z

I don't know if this is any relation. My 2nd great grandfather Robert Clench born 1862 to Robert Clench (3rd GG) b. unknown and Ann Hall/Hallowell in queens/kings counties new york is in any relationship to this clench family but as far as i know my family is from new york (prior residence unknown)
I have found a Benjamin V. Clench in my tree (possible brother to Robert Clench my 3rd Great Grandfather)he married a Margaret (Unknown last name). Children were Jenny and Mary Clench. If any info you have regarding this thread it would be appreciated if u care to share.

i am searching for clench/clinch family from brooklyn, ny.

alnvb — 2012-01-07 19:25:32Z

My great great grandfather was robert clench born abt 1861 married a Mary Gleisch born abt 1863. They had 3 sons Benjamin, William, Robert and 2 Daughters Margaret and Francis.My great grandfather was Benjamin clench born abt 1886 married Anna Bungarz. They had 3 sons Robert, Benjamin, and Henry. Robert was my grandfather born 1910. If anyone has any information pls feel free to contact me.....

Re: Irish Clinches

markodonnell31 — 2012-01-05 12:30:01Z

I am not sure what my connection is to the Clinchs of Dublin, but my grandfathers brothers obituary mentions P. Clinch & B. Clinch. Judging by the 1911 census, im presuming this is Phyllis the scientist and her sister Bernadette. My grandfathers brother was studying to be a chemist so maybe they went to college together. Is there any registers available for this?

Re: Descendents of James Dempsey and Alicia Clynch

thestarfires — 2011-10-08 09:55:32Z

Breda,

Oh my goodness, thank you so much! I'll email you.

Chris

Re: Descendents of James Dempsey and Alicia Clynch

bredanolan — 2011-10-08 09:22:59Z

Hi Chris
I started looking at the Clinch page because I discovered recently that my Husband appears to have Clinch's in his family. However I think his are Wexford Clinch's but the name is unusual.
Anyways there is a website called www.rootsireland.ie If you register on it you can search for free on it. They have improved the site recently as it now allows you to search using the combination of father/mother and husband/bride. There is a Luke Dempsey baptised in Dublin North in a place called Skerries (nice area) in 1860 with the parents you are looking for. There is also a marriage there in 1858 of the same couple. There is also an Alicia Clinch baptised in Blanchardstown in 1832. It costs €5 to view a record.
There is another site called www.irishgenealogy.ie. This site is free and slowly but surely all of the church records are being added to it. Even though the site says that they have Dublin RC records I think that they are referring to the inner city and back in the 1850's Blanchardstown would have been in the country and not the city like it is now.
You can e-mail me at bredanolan@eircom.net if you need any help

Breda

Re: Descendents of James Dempsey and Alicia Clynch

thestarfires — 2011-10-07 20:45:57Z

No, I've not been able to make any further progress on them.

Chris

Re: Descendents of James Dempsey and Alicia Clynch

bredanolan — 2011-10-07 16:33:17Z

I have jsut come across your queery on the Dempsey/Clinch. Did you ever make any progress with them.

Breda Nolan

Re: Serginson

jaquix173 — 2011-10-07 02:18:45Z

Bill Im trying to contact you re possibility of getting a photo of Jane Elizabeth Mossman, your Ellen Hersey's mother, who died in 1941. I hope you can help me please! Jaquix173@gmail.com (Jackie, Australia).

Re: Kenneth Clinch (California)

Kennetgclinch — 2011-10-05 08:35:13Z

Im kenneth clinch. The kenneth clinch u are, looking for is also my father making u my brother. If u still get on my # is 8012006899 get at me.

Re: i am searching for clench/clinch family from brooklyn, ny.

craigacc — 2011-09-07 13:15:37Z

Totally coincidentally, my father Michael Clinch was born in Brooklyn in 1930. No relation though ...

CLINCH Joseph R - Vietnam Wall section 10W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-27 22:23:30Z

CLINCH Joseph R - Vietnam Wall section 10W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,674 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Duncan [Lamont] Clinch [Jr.], Col. 4th Georgia CSA VET

sinbar091 — 2010-11-18 18:10:21Z

my great grandfather Capt R. King served under Col Clinch. he was from St. Marys Ga.

Mrs. John CLINCHY died Sep. 27, 1886, at Beloit, Wisconsin

metaphor — 2010-11-09 15:56:26Z

Wisconsin State Journal, Oct. 1, 1886

BELOIT, Wis., Sept. 28. -- Mrs. John CLINCHY, aged 71 years, died last night of apoplexy. Mrs. Wm. Kendall, aged 80 years, mother of Charles Kendall, died Saturday.

Descendents of James Dempsey and Alicia Clynch

thestarfires — 2010-06-15 22:11:37Z

My gggrandfather was Luke Dempsey, born 17 Mar 1858 in Ireland and died 21 Feb 1917 in California; his parents were James Dempsey and Alicia Clynch. He married my gggrandmother in Cincinnati in 1886.

Looking up his parents names at familysearch.org, I found several people who have parents named James Demps(e)y and Alicia/Alice Clinch/Klinch, mostly from Dublin:

Christina born 15 Sep 1861, Dublin
William born 03 Mar 1865, Holmpatrick, Dublin
John born 24 Jun 1867, Holmpatrick, Dublin
Mary Ann born 08 Sep 1869, Dublin
Mary Alice born 03 Jul 1874, Dublin (also my great grandmother's name; she was born 1888)
Joseph born 17 Sep 1876, Dublin
Katie born 16 Dec 1881 in Irish Free State.

The only one of those I've found more on is Katie; she married Samuel Tate McGimsey on 21 Apr 1909 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Samuel's parents were Andrew McGimsey and Susan McGimsey. Katie was born 16 Dec 1881 in Ireland and died 18 Jan 1968 in Cincinnati; Samuel was born 27 Jul 1883 in North Carolina and died 21 Mar 1945 in Cincinnati. They had at least 2 children, Andrew M and Catherine.

Katie and Samuel are buried at St. Joseph New Cemetery in Cincinnati, Ohio, as is their son Andrew who was married to Marjorie A. Stern.

I don't know if any of the other people I've listed came to the US; there's a John Dempsey who married an Ellen O'Brien in Cincinnati, but while they have the same birthmonth, the years are off.

I'm hoping to find other descendents of Dempsey/Clinch from Dublin to compare notes.

Re: re:clynch/clinch family of Iowa/Ireland

Francesdaly_1 — 2010-04-17 11:36:03Z

Hi,

I've just been reading this thread - my grandmother lives in Moone and there are definitely clynch/clinch's living in Moonne - they would be friends of my aunts & uncles..... if you want I can ask for you and see if my Granny knows who you are talking about - she has lived in the area all her life so she may be able to help

Frances

Re: CLINCH Family

janetwebster155 — 2010-04-14 19:39:29Z

George CLINCH b. 1847 Hoxton - Married Elizabeth Woolnough 1873

Hi, I saw your message by accident as I was trawling through the internet. My father was a Clinch and so am I and my brother. My dad was born in Hackney, east London and I noticed one of your ancestors was George, who married an Elizabeth. I cannot remember my dad's dad's name - he died when my dad was only 2. But, my grandmother's name was Eliza, or Liz, as she was sometimes known. My dad was born in 1924, so probably not the same couple, but may have been related. Just a thought. Not too many Clinches around in the east London area.

Re: Clinche/Clynch from Co.Longford Ireland

Qroots — 2010-04-02 20:20:50Z

I am trying to find info on Thomas Clinchy (b. abt 1815) and wife, Jane Armstrong (b. abt 1815). I think they came from County Longford. They arrived in USA in 1847 and settled in Perth Amboy, NJ. (They were likely married in Ireland.) From their death certificates: Thomas Clinchy's parents were Thomas and Ann (nee?). Jane Armstrong's parents were Robert and Jane (nee?) I know both families were not Catholic but definately Protestant. Looking for any clues to locate records in County Longford. Thank You.

Re: John Clinch

petesheen_1 — 2010-04-01 14:38:12Z

I am a military medal dealer in Dublin,Ireland, and was researching a John Clinch online and came across your posting. I have a 9 carat gold breast badge of the Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes awarded to a John Clinch of Dublin in 1939. It is currently for sale on my website www.military-medals-online.com. I suspect that it may have been awarded to your grandfather and so might be of interest to you, but unfortunately, I have been unable to find out any information about John Clinch. Contact me via the website if you would like me to send you a photograph of the badge.

Re: Clench Family in America in 18th century

jjlnv — 2010-04-01 02:27:02Z

Thanks, Craig. Unfortunately, I have not found any indication that this family crossed the James River, much less the Rappahanock into the area where we find my Willam Logan.

Serginson

billcooke24 — 2010-03-20 13:05:54Z

I'm searching for any member of the SERGINSON /SARGINSON from Leeds, Yorkshire and London,From about 1798 onwards.
Bill Cooke

Re: Clench Family, c. 1767- c. 1840 (PA, NY, Canada)

craigacc — 2010-02-24 19:01:22Z

Hi,
I've been turning up records from this line as well. I'd be grateful if you would be willing to let me know more about the Manitoba family.

Regards

Craig

Re: CLINCH Family

craigacc — 2010-02-24 18:50:16Z

Thanks Wendy,
It's always good to have work corrected, so that mistakes don't become established. Thanks! Do you have any thoughts about who the parents of John 1762 could be?
Also, could you advise re the mixed up children you mentioned?

Kind regards

Craig

Re: CLINCH Family

wprouse1 — 2010-02-23 06:52:44Z

Hi Craig, looking back on the CLINCH family thread, I noticed a few errors in your reply to Kylie some time back.
Henry W. CLINCH is my GGGrandfather. His parents were John CLINCH and Frances LLOYD (married 7 October 1809); HIS parents were John CLINCH and Frances LINDELL - you have some of their children mixed up. Also, you have the parents of the John who married Frances LINDELL 1787, as Issac CLINCH and Sophia Mary COTCHETT who married 1775! Unless they married years after John was born, this is incorrect
Kind regards, Wendy

Re: CLINCH Family

wprouse1 — 2010-02-23 06:47:57Z

Thanks for the full details of Rose Marie CLINCH. Her father is my GGrandfather. What's your connection? Do you have further details of the CLINCH and BYWATER families? Have followed the Clinch family a little ways back, but don't have more on Arthur BYWATER.
Kind regards,
Wendy

Re: CLINCH Family

wprouse1 — 2010-02-23 06:39:53Z

Hi Kylie, Have been meaning to email before now. We're related. George CLINCH is my greatgrandfather through Arthur Horace CLINCH/KNIGHT, and son, Sydney KNIGHT. Much of the information sent by Craig Carey-Clinch in his reply to you in incorrect, e.g. The parents of Henry William CLINCH are John CLINCH and Frances LLOYD; HIS parents are John CLINCH and Frances LINDELL. Do you have this info?
What tree proram do you use. I can gedcom my tree if you like. Have notes etc. Kind Regards, Wendy (KNIGHT)

Re: Clinch of Newfoundland with British origins?

ruthdouglas1 — 2010-02-15 21:21:18Z

Craig, it has been a couple of years since I touched any genealogy, but if you contact me at my Email: ruth douglas at rogers dot com -- with no spacing, I'll be happy to send you my file.

I'd given up on the Clinch gang but it wouldn't take much to renew my interest.

Re: Clinch of Newfoundland with British origins?

craigacc — 2010-02-15 19:36:09Z

Hi,

It would be interesting to see these records, as I can try and trace George through my database. How old was he when he married?

Regards

Craig Carey-Clinch

Re: CLINCH Family: England > 1920 USA

craigacc — 2010-02-15 19:31:58Z

I have the following Obit:

Regards

Craig Carey-Clinch

Victor James Kitchener Clinch, 88, of 2914 West Scenic Drive, E-2, Peoria, Illinois, died at 6:15 a.m. Tuesday, February 24, 2003 at Fondulac Woods Healthcare Center in East Peoria. He was formerly of Marquette Heights. Born June 3, 1916 in Kent , England to Elizabeth Clinch Stein, he married Racheal Elizabeth Little on August 15, 1942 in St. Louis , Missouri . He was a private in US Army in WWII. She survives (born 3-7-1920 Muskegon, Michigan dau of William Wilson and Hendericka Holman Little, died 25-3-2004). Also surviving are one son, William James (Marjorie) Clinch of Pekin; one daughter, Marie E. (Melvin) Hands of Marquette Heights; five grandchildren, Racheal M. Reid of Pekin, Tammy Sue (Richard) Cox of Gulfport, Illinois, William Lynn Buselmeier, Jr. of Peoria, Jeffrey S. (Lisa) Clinch of Elmhurst and Stephanie M. (James) Phillips of Decatur; two great-grandchildren, James M. Phillips and Austin C. Phillips; and one half-brother, Frank Stein of Pekin. He was preceded in death by one sister. He was a World War II Army veteran. He was a former member of the American Legion Post in Marquette Heights . Mr. Clinch was a bellman for the Hotel Pere Marquette in Peoria for 18 years. He then worked as a custodian for Pekin Community High School District 303 for 10 years and both East and West Campuses. He retired at age 65 from Rogers School in the Marquette Heights-North Pekin School District No. 102. He was a member of the Marquette Heights Lions Club. He was a member of Grace United Methodist Church in Pekin and its Friendship Club. He attended Grace Presbyterian Church in Peoria

Re: Clench Family in America in 18th century

craigacc — 2010-02-15 19:21:31Z

Hi,
You may find that these ancestors were indeed Clinchs. Christopher Clinch came to Virginia in about 1630 and the family thrived in Surry,

Regards

Craig Carey-Clinch

Re: Irish Clinches

craigacc — 2010-02-15 19:18:53Z

If you can provide further info about your immediate ancestors I may be able to help.

Craig Carey-Clinch

Re: Irish Clinches

craigacc — 2010-02-15 19:15:20Z

Hi,

I maintain a large database of Clinch references,many thousand in fact. How many Clinch records do you have? I'd be interested in exchanging data.
regards

Craig

Re: Irish Clinches

craigacc — 2010-02-15 19:12:34Z

There are several candidates. How old was she when she passed away?
Craig

Re: CLINCH Family

robpbyw — 2010-01-17 09:51:49Z

For your information, the correct entry for Rose Marie (or Maria) Clinch is:

Birth: 1849 St Bartholomews, Bethnal Green, London

Marriage: Parish Church, Stoke Newington, Middx, November 19 1876 to Arthur Bywater

Residence (last known): 10 Brunswick Place, Hove, Sussex

(Many of the entries in parish registers are hard to read or almost illegible, you have to have some practice at doing that, but I have scrutinized the original (on microfilm) very carefully).

Re: Irish Clinches

tclinchm66 — 2009-11-18 04:34:01Z

Hello S,
So you are a Clinch and you live in Ireland ? I am very curious to know the background of my surname. I have a family history book but unfortunately it does not give my too much info on the Clinch history. Mostly the Lord side of my family. My father was Donald Albert Clinch. Could we be related. There also is a Patrick Clinch in my family history book. Could we be related ??
Here is my email Tclinchm66@msn.com

Re: Clinche/Clynch from Co.Longford Ireland

annswers1 — 2009-07-02 10:34:23Z

Hi,

My maiden name is Casey. Michael Casey b. 1919 in Ballywalter, was my father. His parents were Richard Casey and Elizabeth Halligan. Richard Casey@s father was William Casey. He was married to Margaret Ryan. They had eleven children. Maybe this will help yoy.

Ann

Alexander Clinchy born 1842 "Ireland" m. Georgiana Dolbare

douglasgray_1 — 2009-06-27 22:42:59Z

Hi there

bit of a vague one I'm afraid... I'm looking for an Alexander Clinchy born in Ireland in 1842. He apparently arrived in 1844 (I havent found the immigration record yet) and marries a Georgiana Dolbare, daughter of Joseph W. & Mary Dolbare of Massachussets, possibly Boston.

Alexander and Georgiana lived in Brooklyn NYC and had 3 girls and 3 boys

1867 Annie E. Clinchy
1870 Mamie (Mary J) Clinchy
1872 Georgiana who marries Robert Patterson Gray jnr
1874 William H Clinchy
1878 Frances A Clinchy
1883 Burt Clinchy

Does this ring any bells ?

Re: Clinch, W residing Middlesex, London, England 1901

tlynch731 — 2009-05-28 10:52:46Z

Searching for any members of my fathers family - clinch
My father is Henry Victor Clinch b.1933
My grandfather was Walter Victor Clinch b.10th May 1904, d.19th Sept 1962
Great grandfather George Clinch and Great grandmother Mary Elizabeth nee Sutter?
At the time of my grandfathers birth they were living in Greenlane, Hanwell. Sub-districct Acton in the county of Middlesex

Re: Cora Litsinger of PA.

Litsinger0858 — 2009-05-13 12:59:13Z

Martha Cordia or Martha Cora Litsinger; July 12, 1858 Somerset County, PA Parents: George W. Litsinger & Martha Keefer.

D.C.Litsinger garfield401@sbcglobal.net

Clench Family in America in 18th century

jjlnv — 2009-04-03 23:10:01Z

I have traced my ancestry back to the Beverly Plantation in Essex Co. Virginia (USA) where I find three individuals with surname Clench. In 1721 two servant children, a Jacob Clench and a Mary Clench, were in court to judge their age. Jacob was judged to be 5 and Mary was judged to be 7. In 1729 from the a a servant Barbary Clench from the Beverly Plantation was named in court records relative to possible marriage. Although the latter court record was in Spotsylvainia Co, Virginia, it is probably the same plantation since the Spotsylvania was formed in 1721, in part from Essex.

Any information you might have that might pertain to these or other Clenches in America in this time frame would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Clinches

johnfitzmorris1 — 2009-03-02 22:25:49Z

my great-great-great grandparents were Edward and Catherine Clinch of Ballymacormack Cty Longford. Their daughter Mary married Edward Finnan of the same townland Their dau. Mary married Martin Fitzmaurice of Kilmeague Cty Kildare in New Orleans ca. 1850. THeir saon Martin Fitzmaurice later Fitzmorris was my great grandfather. We evidently caome from the same brood

clinch of longford ballymccormack

johnfitzmorris1 — 2009-03-02 22:15:02Z

my great-great-greatgrandparents were Edward and Katherine Clinch of Ballymacormack Longford. Their daughter Mary married Edward Finnan and their daughter married Martin Fitzmaurice of Kilmeague, Cty Kildare in New Orleans in 1850 I have no doubt that we are kinfolk

Re: Clinch, W residing Middlesex, London, England 1901

craigacc — 2009-01-28 07:10:56Z

Well if it's the same W Clinch, by 1911 he was living with his parents again.

However, I've since found another W Clinch in the 1901 census who is also in my own family tree. He was also an Ealing man. Born 1880, was working as a labourer and boading on Green Dragon Lane, which is quite literally just across Gunnersbury Park from Popes Lane (a few hundred yards).

Do you have any more specific information about Mary. Birth date etc. Was Hughes her married or maiden name? Anything at all regarding these people and their relationship would be helpful for further searching.

I could not find any relevant Hughes/Clinch marriages in the databse, though a William J Clinch did marry a Bessant in 1911 in Brentford.

Regards

Craig Carey-Clinch

Re: Clinch, W residing Middlesex, London, England 1901

ShirleyAJohnson — 2009-01-27 22:01:44Z

Well, this will make it even more intriguing. W. Clinch was living with my great-grandmother, Mary Gordon-Hughes, while she was still married to my great grandfather. They were residing as Mr. & Mrs. Hughes but subsequently it was learned that his name was in fact W. Clinch. Once my gr-grandfather divorced her we have no idea what happened to her and are wondering if she stayed with this man or ??

Re: Clinch, W residing Middlesex, London, England 1901

craigacc — 2009-01-27 20:35:20Z

A curious one.

The only W Clinch in the area in the 1901 census was William James, who was 16 at the time. His father was from Aston in Oxfordshire and the family lived on Ecclestone Rd, about half a mile from Popes Lane.

the 1911 Census shows William still with his parents, but at Gordon rd, West Ealing. He was a cab driver and single.

What is your interest in W Clinch and where did you get the reference? Intriguing.

Regards

Craig Carey-Clinch

Re: CLINCH Family

craigacc — 2009-01-27 20:02:58Z

Hi,

I took a look at your query and offer the following for further research. ALL NEEDS CHECKING

Henry William was born or Christened on 2-7-1812. His parents were John Clinch and Frances Lindell, who married 11-3-1787 in Finsbury, London.

Henry had siblings:
Sarah, b or C 16-7-1787 Finsbury
John " 17-7-1789 Finsbury
Charles Joshua " 27-12-1817 "
Mary " 21-7-1795 "
John Edward " 8-11-1810 "
Daniel Lindell " 24-5-1793 "
Thomas " 7-8-1790 "

John was born in 1762 in Finsbury. His parents were Issac and Sophia Mary Cotchett. They married 25-4-1775 in Finsbury.

John had a sister, Elizabeth, born Finsbury in 1775

Issac was probably the one who was born 18-10-1749 in Sunbury On Thames. He was the son of Issac Clench and Mary.

He had a sister, Jane Clench who was born on 28-5-1721 in Walton on Thames (long gap between them, so probably unrecorded siblings? Either that, or there were two Issac and mary couples)

There is no record of the marriage, or birth of Issac 1749 (checking PRs locally may turn up something), but a look at my Clinch database reveals that the name was used a few times by the Suffolk Clench family, so there is a possibility that you may have Suffolk ancestry. This branch of the family had a few luminaries, including Judge John Clench, reputed to be a favourite of Elizabeth I.

But beware! The Dorset Clenchs used the name Issac at least once and at least one branch of this very large family came to London.

I'm not an ancestral researcher touting for business. I put the above together using the large Clinch database that I maintain as part of an ongoing 'one name' research project that I do in my spare time.

You do need to check all this, but at least you now have something to work from. I recommend ordering birth certificates etc to verify all this before adding it to your tree, or taking it to be fact (too many unverified trees out there).

I'm a direct descendant of one of the Oxfordshire branches of the family (if you were wondering). Strangely enough, I currently live in Beckenham.

There were other Beckenham Clinchs in the 19th C, but descended from the rural Kent branch of the family.

I hope the above helps your research. The Clinchs have an interesting history and you may unearth some fascinating info.

Regards and good luck!

Craig Carey-Clinch
Beckenham, Kent, Great Britain

CLINCH Family

scumess — 2008-11-14 18:23:55Z

Hi There,

I am researching information on my 3x Great Grandfather Henry William CLINCH b. 1812.
It appears that he died in Bromley Jun 1872 along with one of his daughters Catherine Sarah CLINCH b. 1841 London.

Henry William CLINCH had several other daughters and a son.
Louisa Francis CLINCH b.1839, Hackney
Mary W (ann) CLINCH b. 1846, Holloway
Rose Maria CLINCH b. 1849 St Beaminster - Married Arthur Bywater 1874, Hackney
Ann Elizabeth CLINCH b. 1847, Halton - Married Frederick Charles Jefferson 1875, Hackney
George CLINCH b. 1847 Hoxton - Married Elizabeth Woolnough 1873

Henry and the girls were living Beckhenham, Kent in 1871
Henry married Louisa Sarah Boughey in 1839.
Is there anyone researching this family that has information that may be of interest.

Regards
Kylie Chaffey
(Westport, New Zealand)

Re: CLINCH Family

wprouse1 — 2008-11-12 05:42:22Z

Hi Kylie,
Read an old query of yours re Henry William Clinch and Louisa Sarah Boughey - gggrandparents of mine. We're cousins, I think. Happy to share. Contact me direct wprouse@clear.net.nz
Kind regards,
Wendy (nee Knight)

Clinch, Cholsey, Berkshire, England

moonfyre13 — 2008-11-09 09:47:37Z

Hi,

I am looking for any related info on William and Margaret Clinch in Cholsey, Berkshire(now Oxfordshire) Egland. They had 3 sons James b. 1815, Charles and Thomas b. approx 1934. All 3 sons emmigrated to Western Australia in their 20's. I am a descendant of these.

Also a possible link is Augusta Clinch, born from Thomas Clinch and Betsey Monroe. Augusta was baptised April 1797 at St mary's church Cholsey.She married a Thomas Hunt at the St George the Martyr in 1835.

Any info would be greatly appreciated. :)
Thankyou for your time