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Re: Maude Mary Louise Couling

timothyclarke61 — 2008-08-21 15:32:20Z

To Barbs,
I am also interested in finding information about Maude Mary Louise Couling and I know she married Robert Laurence Halpin, but I thought her father was Triton Coulling.

Please email me at av.clarke@btinternet.com

From Cara

Re: Couling or Coulling

mgbaum — 2007-02-24 12:32:10Z

Hello Anne
Many thanks for your message. This enables me to feel confident of the link between Triton Coulling, and Sarah Shanks (Coulling), and our connection.
Four of the twenty-two brothers of Sarah Shanks can now be named. In addition to David c1795, David c1804, and Triton b1802 which you have discovered there is of course James b1819 in Barking Essex and d 1May 1901 in Grimsby.
The names of the witnesses at the m of David Coulling and Mary Annsworth have no family connection so far as I am yet aware.
Again many thanks, I look forward with interest to any further discoveries you make.
Best wishes for your future research.
Malcolm

Re: Couling or Coulling

cranford56 — 2007-02-18 19:20:31Z

Hello again Malcolm,
I visited the London Metropolitan Archives last week and traced Triton Coulling's baptism at St Ann's church Limehouse on 14 November 1802. His parents were David Coulling, a tailor, and Mary, living at Church lane. Other Coulling baptisms for the same parents were David 19 April 1795 and David 10 June 1804. A Mary Anne was baptised 20 May 1807 daughter of John Coulling, also a tailor, and Mary living at Gill Street. I didn't find Sarah by the way.
David Coulling and Mary Annsworth were married at St Matthews church Bethnal Green on 6 February 1794 in the presence of John White and James Nelson.
I think all this ties my branch into the descendants of David Coulling 1731. Unfortunately I ran out of time, but hope to get back to research further.

Re: Couling or Coulling

cranford56 — 2007-02-18 15:06:23Z

Couling, Fergus, ON

ldodds21 — 2007-01-19 04:34:49Z

I am looking for descendants of George E.COULING b. @ 1867 m. 1890 in Fergus to Hannah MANN b. @ 1866. their children were MRS. F. BALDWIN, (CHARLOTTE), MRS W.E. KEOWN (MAY), GEORGE L. COULING, MRS. J. E. MEAD (GLADYS) AND MRS. W. H. FIEGHEN (ANNIE). any info pointers or help appreciated

Coulling

GCoulling — 2006-08-02 21:31:32Z

My name is Gordon Coulling. I am descended from David Coulling and Mary Annesworth through James Coulling born 1819 who married Ann Arnold.
They all moved to Grimsby in the early 1860's and their son James David travelled the world before settling in Grimsby and marrying my G/Grandmother. They are both in the Grimsby cemetry. James David's story was printed in the local newspaper.
I would be interested to hear from Ann Edwards or Malcolm Graydon Baum

Re: Stephen Couling

2006-05-14 17:00:49Z

Paul. Your reference to Chadlington, Oxon. interests me.
Do you know anything of David Coulling c 18 Apr 1731 s/o David and Jane Couling at Chadlington?
I am wondering if he might be the David Coulling who m Elizabeth Tidy on 31 May 1769 at St. Dunstan, Stepney, London. He was a merchant (tailor?) in Limehouse, London, and my Gt. Gt. Gt. Grandfather.
Any help will be much appreciated.

Re: Couling or Coulling

2006-05-13 15:18:44Z

Anne

Sorry for error with David Nathanial Coulling. He appears in my records as shown by you.

Have recently conducted lengthy correspondence with author of "The Coulling Family Genealogy". He should be updating this site soon to include contributions from me. Briefly these include:
David Coulling (possibly s/o David & Jane, c 18 Apr 1731 Chadlington, Oxon.) m Elizabeth Tidy 2 Mar 1756, St Dunstans Stepney. Their only male child with issue in England was David. He m Mary Annsworth 6 Feb 1794, St. Matthews Bethnal Green. She was born in Diss, Norfolk <1775>. They were parents of Sarah who may have been twin sister of Triton.

The family were noncomformists, which may explain difficulty in finding Baptismal records. They became Methodists and "begat" Wesleyan Ministers both in England and US. Are Triton's religious affiliations known?

Re: Couling or Coulling

2006-05-13 11:25:08Z

Malcolm,

I've just been surfing and wondered if you are aware of "The Coulling family Genealogy" website.

This names a James Coulling 1756-1807 born in St Ann's parish, Limehouse the oldest of four children of David Coulling and Miss Tiday. A tailor by trade he sailed to Maryland, America in July 1775 aboard "Fortune".

Re: Couling or Coulling

2006-05-12 17:22:20Z

Malcolm,

This is interesting! I feel there is a very good chance you are right about Sarah and Triton being twins, but unfortunately I have no record of Triton's parents yet. David is a family name - Triton had a son and a grandson with that name. Triton (obviously a name for a fisherman!) was described as a mariner on his son's marriage certificate in 1850 and still a fisher man in 1881.

I have no James in my tree, but I have a contact - Gordon Coulling - who is his great, great grandson. We have not yet proved a connection there either.

I think there is one mistake in your information. Triton born 1853 was Triton Senior's grandson - the son of Triton Senior's son David Nathaniel born 1831. Triton Senior's son Triton was born in 1838. He died before the 1881 census. He married Maria Shelitoe. Another contact has sent me photographs of this branch.

Re: Couling or Coulling

2006-05-11 14:10:55Z

Hello Ann,
I am descended from David Coulling and Mary Annesworth who lived in Limehouse at the time of the birth of Triton Coulling. They had 22 sons and daughter Sarah, my gt.gt. grandmother, who was also born in 1803. It is known that there were sets of twins in the family. I have wondered for some time whether Triton was her twin, having discovered in the 1881 census that he was in Great Grimsby and a fisherman. His wife Sarah was born in Barking in1803. (At the same time his son Triton b 1853 was a lodger in Dean Street and unmarried.)
The Sarah who may have been Triton's twin married William Shanks who was a fishing smack owner. So a common occupation may also be a link.
Do you know if James Cooling b 1819 Barking, d 1901Grimsby was a brother of Triton?
I have a Coulling family ancestry with details of above David's
parents and siblings etc., but all descendants in England stem from him. If we could establish a link, I would be pleased to share any information which might be helpful..
Can you help with above please?

Re: Couling or Coulling

2006-04-19 14:05:18Z

Triton Coulling born Limehouse, London 1803 was my great, great, great grandfather. He had a son Triton William Coulling born Romford, Essex 1838 and a grandson Triton Coulling born Stepney, London 1853. As Triton is such an unusual name might there be a connection? I know of family members living in Grimsby, Caistor, Bethnal Green, Romford, Hull and Manchester at various times

Descendants of Benjamin Cowling/Couling

waybackmachine3 — 2005-05-28 18:42:41Z

Am interested in connecting with any descendants of Benjamin Cowling/Couling, son of Thomas Cowling and Mary Blakewell of Timberland, Lincs. He was christened in Timberland 1 July 1839. Two of his brothers, George and Thomas, emigrated to the United States and settled in Monroe County, Wisconsin.

Harold Reginald Couling & Edith Agnes Beechey, Littlemore, Oxfordshire

harobel007 — 2005-04-29 20:09:45Z

Harold and Edith married in 1923. Edith is the daughter of John Walter and Annie Beechey. She was born in Ducklington in July 1901 and died in April 1986.

Harold was born around 1902 in the Littlemore/Oxford area and died before his wife. His last known occupation was as a Lorry driver.

Know of one daughter Edith Florence who married a Simmonds. Edith last known to be living in Holton, Oxon in 1986.

Many thanks

Re: couling scotland>ireland>england

derekpleach — 2005-01-05 04:29:23Z

Have you got a maude mary loiuse couling,William Couling and a Mary Pearce in your lineage

Re: William Couling, 1827

derekpleach — 2004-05-14 22:32:10Z

I am after information on a William Henry or William Triton Couling b 1842 in Oxford England, m Mary Pearce about 1870 and had a Daughter named Maude Mary Louise.I do know that Mary and Maude came to NEW ZEALAND.Anyone have these name in their trees would be very greatful of any info as they were my ggggrandmother and gggrandmother.
Barbs of NEW ZEALAND

Maude Mary Louise Couling

derekpleach — 2004-05-14 22:32:10Z

I am after informatin on a MAUDE MARY LOUISE COULING who came to NEW ZEALAND after the death of her father WILLIAM COULING all info welcomed.
Barbs

Re: Couling or Coulling

rna20 — 2004-05-10 21:49:12Z

Could you tell me more about your William Henry Couling? I have several William's and Henry's in my tree also. Thank you.

Re: William Couling, 1827

2004-02-03 04:26:49Z

Diane,
Have just come across marriage of Caroline Sorrell and William Couling which took place on September 5, 1852 in Oxford, England.

Also, according to the 1881 British Census, William was born c1827 in Oxford and his profession was "Paperhanger".

Caroline was born c1828 in Charlbury, Oxford.

Their children given in this census are:

Carr - son - paperhanger - age 16, born Oxford.
Frederick - son - scholar - age 14, born Oxford.

This family's address was: 9A Worcester St., St. Mary Magdalen, Oxford, England at that time.

Hope this is of some help.

Stephen Couling

2003-11-16 08:03:12Z

Stephen: I was interested in your reference to being named after his great grandmother's brother. I have a number of Stephens in my family extending back to 1616 (Stephen, baptised Chadlington). As far as I have discovered most/all Stephens born in Oxfordshire over the following 150 years were in some way related to my family. I would be interested in knowing if you have any information about your ancestors pre-1800 for which period I have quite a lot of information about my family who lived in the Spelsbury/Chadlington area of the county from before 1550 until ca. 1775.

Greetings to everyone researching the Couling name.

Re: couling scotland>ireland>england

2003-08-06 20:09:37Z

Looking for James Frederick Nash aka Couling born 1869 and Florence Mary Nash aka Couling born1871.There is an Irish, Scottish and English connection.The names Mcleod and Nichol are connected with them also.

Re: couling scotland>ireland>england

2003-06-24 08:28:37Z

My fil (where I got my Couling name from) is George Frederick Couling - originally from Oxford UK - I shall contact him to ask where the Fred.... comes from,
cheers, Noeling Couling NSW Aust

Re: Couling or Coulling

2003-06-23 11:32:48Z

dianne - my connection to the couling's is my great grandmother mary ann couling b.12/29/1849 in victory, new york and d. 9/16/1939 in auburn, new york - i have a couling family history done around 1949 - but it is at my summer place and i am 40 miles away - i will look through it when i get to the lake and write you about any william's that appear in it - i still live in the central new york area - would love to hear more about your family - please stay in touch - take care - steve westlake - ps. to the best of my knowledge i am named for mary ann couling's brother stephen

Couling or Coulling

2000-04-28 17:39:18Z

Looking for info on: William Henry Couling or William Triton Couling from Oxford England. He married Mary Pearce- daughter was Maude Mary Louise Couling. After William's death, Mary and Maude went to Auckland New Zealand. Mary Pearce remarried Mr. Morshead. Any info welcome!

Re: Couling or Coulling

rna20 — 2004-05-10 21:49:12Z

Could you give me more information on your William Couling's please? I have several in my tree. I also will locate the information I have on Couling's in NZ and will send it to you soon.

Re: Couling or Coulling

rna20 — 2004-05-10 21:49:12Z

Albert Couling b: 1852 Churchill, Oxon, Eng d: 1924 Invercargill, NZ; m: Oct 1974, Eng to Alice Pearse b: 1850 Kingham, Oxon, Eng d: 1900 Invercargill, NZ

emigrated aboard the "Gareloch" clipper; left London 20 Nov. 1874 (just married); arrived Feb 10, 1875 (82 days) at Port Chalmers

father William, mother Mary Ann (BRYAN); plus 9 siblings sailed with them

Albert and Alice were 23 years old.

Could Alice be the sister of Mary (PEARCE) COULING who went to NZ after her husband William died, (perhaps to join her sister)?
Let me know...

Happy Hunting!...
Dianne

William Couling, 1827

rna20 — 2004-05-10 21:49:12Z

I'm looking for marriage of William Couling, 1827 to Elizabeth Styles before 1849 in Oxford or Wytham, Berks
Also death of Elizabeth (STYLES) COULING, 1851-1852
Info on daughter, Isabella Elizabeth COULING, b: 1849 Oxford or Berks.
And their son, Montague William b: 1850 - 1st m: Rose Anna Stringer; 2nd m: Mary Ann Fleet
Also info on 2nd wife: Caroline Sorrell b: abt 1830; m: 1852 both Oxford
thanks for the help,
Dianne

Re: William Couling, 1827

rna20 — 2004-05-10 21:49:12Z

Thanks for your help, Ann. I will add this information to my growing database. If you find any more, would you let me know, please?
Happy Hunting,
Dianne

Re: couling scotland>ireland>england

rna20 — 2004-05-10 21:49:12Z

Could you give me more information please? Florence, Mary, and Frederick James are Couling names that I am trying to sort out. My father mentioned a photograph of his grandmother sitting in her rocker. He told me that she returned to Ireland after the family had come to Canada. Yours is the first Irish connection I have found.

couling scotland>ireland>england

diane1604 — 2001-10-22 20:08:19Z

i am trying to find any family of james frederick couling sometimes known as nash, james was born around 1869 died 5th oct 1956 his wife was florence mary (nee nichol) they had seven children, james is belived to have come from scotland to ireland they then moved and settled in england they are belived to have worked at the collins theatre (musichal) any info to dianedbore@aol.com

Re: Couling or Coulling

stephenwestlake — 2001-07-08 11:49:59Z

i have a william henry coulling in my family tree 6/11/1852 b
11/07/1934 d would love to hear from you stepen westlake at sawestlake@yahoo.com

Re: couling scotland>ireland>england

@@Dianedbore@aol.com — 2003-07-25 21:41:58Z

hi my grandfather was a James Frederiek Couling born around 1869 but i beleive his mother may have been known as Nash but i can find nothing out about my great g parents James married a Florence mary Nichol who i think worked at the Collins theatre and was a dresser to Marie lloyd and Florrie Ford any imformation would be helpful i can be contacted at dianedbore@aol.com