Egerton - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: coat of arms

malchobday16 — 2009-07-25 15:38:19Z

My egerton family come from belfast, so any imformation would be so helpful to me. my friend is letting me do my tree via his account.hootswestie@googlemail.com is my e mail

Re: George Egerton (Edgerton)

malchobday16 — 2009-07-25 15:35:16Z

hello
my name is stephanie egerton and i'm also trying to trace the irish egertons of belfast
contact me if possible as i cannot get beyond my father

Re: Tracing Egerton's

malchobday16 — 2009-07-17 15:24:30Z

Hello
I am doing a tree on behalf of my friend Stephanie Egerton
She was born in belfast and has just started to research her family tree. Her father was John Egerton and her grandfather was samuel and grandmother annie. Ant imformation would be of help
Please could you contact her at hootswestie@googlemail.com.

Re: Tracing Egerton's

floss1941 — 2009-05-23 05:15:42Z

Did any of your rellies end up in Tasmania Australia? I am trying to find more info on Samuel Egerton who was deportedhere in 1842

Re: Amy Egerton late 1800s/early 1900s

gregmstapley — 2009-04-13 14:30:45Z

Hi Bev;

Amy Egerton (who married William Hodges Stapley) was about 33 years old (& a Spinster) at the time of her marriage to William in 1909, & she was the daughter (possibly eldest) of Julian Egerton, Professor of Music. Her trade was Dressmaker & she was born in the Westminster (London) area.

Cheers,

Greg.

Re: Amy Egerton late 1800s/early 1900s

mikebev148 — 2009-04-13 00:11:18Z

Hello Greg:
This could still help me in my research. Obviously, you're researching the Stapley side, but do you know anything about this Amy Egerton? I am trying to find out what happened to an Amy Bryant from Bristol, who in 1908, had an illegitimate son by Edwin Arthur EGERTON. I've found no record of Amy since 1908, and wonder if for some reason she took his name - I know they did not marry. Also, do you know how old your Amy was at the time of her marriage to William Stapley? Mine would have been around 19/20. Thanks in advance - Bev

Re: Amy Egerton late 1800s/early 1900s

gregmstapley — 2009-04-12 22:19:03Z

Hi Bev;

I'm afraid not.
The marriage was at "St Michaels church Highgate Middlesex, North London" on 26th June 1909.

Greg.

Re: Amy Egerton late 1800s/early 1900s

mikebev148 — 2009-04-10 20:56:21Z

Hi Greg:

Did this marriage take place in Bristol, England? Please advise as, if it did, it wil lreally help me in my family history research.
Look forward to hearing from you,

Bev Bryant

Re: searching for information on John Bernard Egerton who m. Emma Leah Gillen

lindam6266 — 2009-04-08 19:21:36Z

The three boys were Abram DuBois Egerton 1881-1909; Robert Oscar B. Egerton 1884-1964 and Nicholas Kneass Egerton (my grandfather)1887-1952. John Bernard Egerton died in 1890.

The reason you may have lost track is they were in Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey in the 1900 Census. Emma Gillen Egerton was there in 1900.

Edgerton Samuel

cazza63w — 2009-03-27 17:42:22Z

Looking for information on Samuel Edgerton born circa 1830, married Agnes Nichols born circa 1847

Re: Tracing Egerton's

cazza63w — 2009-03-14 16:03:15Z

Hi I believe your Samuel is our Samuel, Did you have any luck with finding any information on Samuel ??
Was he born Circa 1830, and married Agnes Nichols ?? I do believe he is the same guy, but I thought he got 7 years in Tasmania

http://home.vicnet.net.au/~dcginc/convictsEK.html

EGERTON/Edgerton Samuel...Moffatt (4)...28th November, 1842...Hobart

Re: egertons in manchester

6wilma1 — 2009-02-18 18:26:16Z

I've just found this post, a bit late I know.

Thomas was brother to my ggg grandfather Samuel Egerton,their father was also Samuel, mother Margaret.

Does this ring any bells?

Re: Charles Egerton-Warburton & Amelia Stokes

raywarburton — 2009-02-05 11:31:54Z

Just to confuse things. In the course of my studies (I'm doing a one name study on Warburton) I've found 2 'ordinary' Warburtons using Egerton as a middle name.

Incidentally I found this post by accident as I googled for George Edward to complete my tree of the Warburton family of Arley for my website (google Warburton Surname Project).

If anyone wants to document the Egerton-Warburtons for my website they are welcome; I have enough plain Warburtons to keep me going for years.

Re: Charles Egerton-Warburton & Amelia Stokes

pollyperka — 2009-02-05 08:34:49Z

Thanks Geoff
Mary Alice Warburton was born 1870-1871 in South Australia parents Charles and Amelia Charles seems to be hard to chase. Family talk says it was Egerton Warburton but have no proof I have been getting tid bits of info from other peple searching Iam in Vic too

Re: Charles Egerton-Warburton & Amelia Stokes

GeoffreyHumble — 2009-02-04 04:55:06Z

In the Biographical Index of South Australians Vol 4, p. 1670, there is only one Warburton listed, name of John b. 1854 Eng, arriving SA per 'Aldergrove' 1883. He married Lucy ??? b. 1859 Eng. They had two children; the first was Horace (nd), the second was George b 1880.
I can't find any connection between your Charles and the Egerton-Warburtons. There were 10 children born to the Rev'd Rowland Egerton, MA(Oxon) at 'Norley Bank', Norley, Cheshire, England. He was a son of Philip Egerton, 9th Baronet of Egerton & Oulton.
The good CofE Rev'd adopted the extra paternoma 'Warburton' by patent.
He and his wife Emma Croxton had 10 children. They were:
Rowland Eyles Egerton-Warburton, Esq (1804-1891)
Emma Egerton-Warburton (b. 1805)
Rev'd James Francis Egerton-Warburton, MA (Oxon) (b.1807)
Maj. Henry William Egerton-Warburton (b. 1808)
Frances Mary Egerton-Warburton (b. 1809)
Maria Sybilla Egerton-Warburton (b. 1812)
Maj. Peter Egerton-Warburton (1813-1889)
Charolotte Egerton-Warburton (b. 1815)
Sophia Egerton-Warburton (b. 1815)
George Edward Egerton-Warburton (1819-1889)

As previously noted, Peter and George both migrated to Australia. Henry was a Major in the 47th (Lancashire) Regiment of Foot. James became the Rector of Warburton Parish (Warburton being part of the family's estates through marriage and bequest). Rowland Eyles as the eldest son inherited the properties.
I thinks that's all -- if anything else pops up, I'll let you know.
Cheers, Geoff (from a very warm and steamy Victoria in Oz!)

Re: Charles Egerton-Warburton & Amelia Stokes

pollyperka — 2009-01-01 01:03:54Z

Hi Kim
Iam not sure where Charles fits in cannot find any information on him. All I know is my ex mother in law said that they were related to the Egerton Warburton. And somewhere along the line the Egerton was dropped as her grandmother was Mary Alice Warburton born at Skilagalee near Clare in South Australia but can not find a connection for sure

rergards Lynne

Re: Charles Egerton-Warburton & Amelia Stokes

toledo113 — 2008-12-29 12:42:22Z

Hi, I'm Kate Martin from New Zealand. My gt-gt-grandfather was Henry William Egerton-Warburton b 16 Aug 1808 of Warburton and Arley, Cheshire, who was a Major in the 47th Foot. Two of his brothers Peter and George Egerton-Warburton went to Australia. Peter [the explorer]b. 15 Aug 1813 married Alicia Mant 08 Oct 1838 in Bath Somerset and they ended up in South Australia.
I know Peter and Alicia had at least 6 children...Richard, Rowland James, William, Ethel, Mary and George, the last four definitely born in Adelaide.
Peter's brother, George Egerton-Warburton b. 25 Mar 1819 married Emily Coghlan [of Markfield, Australia] on 14 Apr 1873 in Yeriminup, Western Australia. At this stage I only know of two of their sons, Francis b1876 and Cecil b1878 But I think it was George that ended up in Western Australia in the Mt Barker region concentrating on farming.
I know that there was an expedition across Australia from South Australia to the coast in Western Australia...coming out somewhere up near Broome?
The Warburton Track, Warburton Crossing, Warburton Creek, the Warburton Range and the Warburton Mission were all named after the great explorer Peter Egerton-Warburton.
I was told about the trek by my mother when I was young [My mother was Australian] But I'm sorry to admit the details are very sketchy now. I may be much mistaken but I thought the trek took six years...!! It was all unexplored desert. I know that Peter was the explorer. I'm just not sure if George partook in any of it or just concentrated on farming.
Also, my understanding is that funds were sent from Arley Hall in Cheshire to Western Australia [probably in the latter half of the 1800's] to set up a chapel on the Egerton-Warburton property located down in the Mt Barker region of Western Australia.
And yes, it is most likely that many descendants would have dropped the Egerton part of the double-barrelled name.
However, there is some most amazing history down both the Egerton and the Warburton lines, so knowing what I know now... I can quite understand why certain personages wanted to maintain both names!
I know there are lots of descendants in WA because I remember there was a reunion back in about 1975. I was working in Perth at the time but sadly only found out after it was all over through articles in the newspaper.
I'd be interested to know if your Charles Egerton -Warburton is related or not.
Kate

Egerton information

janefallows_1 — 2008-11-11 08:41:46Z

Has anybody got information on John Egerton born 10 Sep 1837 in Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, he married Elizabeth Goodier in Middlewich and lived in Sproston. His parents were Samuel born 1809 in Sproston and Mary Lowe also from Middlewich. One of his other sons ran a farm in the cheshire area also called Samuel

EGERTONS OF OVER ST.CHAD CHESHIRE ENGLAND.

2006-10-15 19:25:00Z

i am interested in any egerton/edgerton families in the OVER ST. CHAD PARISH or the vicinity of CHESHIRE ENGLAND.

EGERTONS OF STAFFORDSHIRE/LONDON ENGLAND AND ONTARIO CANADA.

2006-10-12 23:45:37Z

my egerton ancestors lived in the potteries of stoke on trent staffordshire for over a 100 years.eventually some of the family moved south to london england.there in 1845 thomas and samuel egerton became city of london police officers.in 1848 the rest of the family emigrated to grey and wellington counties in ontario canada.i am interested in learning more about the staffordshire side of the family as well as any relatives who may still be in london england.i have traced my egerton family as far back as 1755 in stone staffordshire.they also lived in barlaston,trentham,longton,burslem, and lane end staffordshire.thank you.

Galt Ontario

2006-04-04 01:40:59Z

Has anyone done any work on the Galt Egerton's?

Re: Egertons

2005-10-21 23:19:49Z

Hi Linda,
That is really interesting. I don't know if there is any tie, but it could well be that there is some link. From what you said, there does seem to be some link with the families in Cheshire, at least.
If I come across anything in my search that looks like it could be relevant to your search, I will let you know.
Bless you
Lyn

Re: Egertons

2005-10-21 22:56:59Z

I am interested in your posting as I am researching a WEBSTER family that ended up in New Zealand after 1916 the husband was called Egerton Thomas Branford WEBSTER b. 1886 Nottingham, Eng. I believe he was born in Great Boughton, Cheshire 1843. I have only just started on this line for a friend.

The Egerton name is significant to this family and I have found a souple more examples in Cheshire as Egerton being a middle name with WEBSTER.

Dsilva.Genealogy@btinternet.com

Linda

Re: Galt Ontario

2006-08-08 17:44:05Z

Hello Jennifer. That is the family. Your grandfather, Pete, was my wife's father's brother. My wife's father was William George Egerton.

They were the sons of George Edwin Egerton and Fannie Cunningham. George's father was Thomas Egerton and his mother was Emma Kent, both of England. I would like to compare notes to fill some gaps. I have Emma Kent's father and mother from Gloucester but do not know who Thomas' parents were. I suspect a William but that is simply deductive reasoning.

Please e-mail me at ron.dale@sympatico.ca and I will send you a GEDCOM.

Ron Dale

Re: Galt Ontario

2006-08-05 21:05:53Z

My grandfather's name was Charles Arthur (Pete) Egerton and he lived in Galt. His parent's names were George Egerton and Harriet Boettger. Is this the family you're looking for?

Ann Egerton 1697

croycooper — 2008-05-30 14:07:32Z

Could anyone tell me, who was the parents of Ann Egerton born 1708 in Shaw near Flixton Manchester.

There is an Ann Egerton born 1697 in Lancashire daughter of Peter Egerton & Ann Leigh, could this be the same Ann Egerton.

Re: egertons in manchester

doctorsax — 2007-04-22 00:02:30Z

It's possible, but I have no record of your Charles Egerton.
My great grandad Charles Egerton was born in Darlington in about 1896 after his father Charles Henry had moved there from Manchester, settled and married. He remained in the north east.
It could be that your grandfather was a relative, as my mum (who was born in the north east) remembers visiting relatives in Manchester after her family moved back to Irlam in 1930.
If I find out any more I will post it

egertons in manchester

doctorsax — 2007-04-19 20:57:49Z

I have traced my mother's line back to Thomas Egerton, born in Manchester in either 1827 or 1829, who worked as a cotton dyer and was married to Elizabeth from Flintshire, north Wales.
They had six children by 1871, Thomas (also a dyer), Luke, Charles (my great grandad), William, Deborah and Samuel.
They lived at 15 Clifford St Chorlton.
Click with anyone?

Re: egertons in manchester

les713 — 2007-04-21 19:30:24Z

My mother's father was Charles (Charlie) Egerton, born approx. 1888, probably in Salford or Manchester. He married Elizabeth Pilsbury in 1908 and worked as a canal boatman either side of WW1, when he served with the 8th South Staffordshire Rgt.

Could there be a connection

Search for any Egerton/Edgerton Louisberg, NC area of Af/Native American Descent

Felisza_1 — 2006-09-23 20:56:36Z

I have a lot of family names I would like to match up with anyone who may be related. People in my family spell it with and without the "d" I traced back to the early to mid 1800's. We own a land in Louisberg. We are of African and Native American Descent. Hope to link up with anyone that may be related to us to compare notes. The Egerton name has been in family for as far back as I have been able to research, weird thing is my great grandmother was already and egerton when she married an egerton. So far there is no relationship between them, but who knows. May have been cousins somewhere down the line.

Re: EGERTONS OF OVER ST.CHAD CHESHIRE ENGLAND.

janefallows_1 — 2008-11-11 08:31:35Z

My family are Egertons from Sproston, Middlewich and Goostry Cum Barnshaw in Cheshire if you are interested.

Mary EGERTON b. 1920s

Susan2670 — 2006-09-12 14:36:10Z

On http://www.cheshirebmd.org.uk/ there is a birth of a Mary Egerton 1927-1929. If you apply for this cert confirming on the application who her parents were, you can then look for her parents marriage & so forth
Regards Sue

Re: Sarah Egerton b. England 1838

jmke20 — 2008-11-01 22:45:55Z

sarah egerton smith of mackinaw city michigan...

Re: Sarah Egerton b. England 1838

jmke20 — 2008-11-01 22:15:03Z

yes...i am a descendant of george egerton.

Re: Sarah Egerton b. England 1838

jmke20 — 2008-11-01 17:43:30Z

hello there...i am interested in corresponding with you.here is my e-mail address.

jmke_20@hotmail.com

Sarah Egerton b. England 1838

cleanwake141 — 2008-10-13 19:22:05Z

I am looking for ancestors of Sarah Egerton (or Edgarton). Her father was James, and she had a brother George. She moved from England to Ontario, Canada while quite young. She married David L. Smith in 1857 (Canada). She died in Michigan, USA. George has living descendants in Canada, whom I am also looking for.

Re: Sarah Egerton b. England 1838

cleanwake141 — 2008-11-01 21:58:16Z

Is this in regards to my post? Please tell me what interest you have in corresponding with me?

Re: egertons in manchester

kroselle1 — 2007-05-29 22:44:26Z

Sorry, I got my previous post wrong.
My grandad was Henry Egerton born in Darlington in 1893, and his father Charles Egerton was born in Manchester about 1862.
I have hit a problem because Charles's marriage cert shows his father was called Joseph, and I am struggling to find him in Manchester

Willis O. Egerton (Edgerton)

cyberiannomad — 2008-03-09 21:57:04Z

Hello,
I was looking through the pension file I have on Willis O. Edgerton & thought I would enter some info about his children, should someone be researching them.
The files give their mother's name as Angeline Edgerton (this was her maiden name, too) and their names & birthdates were:
Mary Sally May 1, 1865
Benjamin P. June 3, 1869
Annie Jane Feb 22 1873

Amy Egerton late 1800s/early 1900s

gregmstapley — 2008-10-24 19:50:58Z

Hi;

I'm researching Amy Egerton, who married William Stapley around 1909......so, if anyone has any information about her &/or William I'd appreciate it.

Cheers,

Greg M. Stapley

Egerton

BrendaRyan42 — 2006-11-06 23:08:45Z

Seeking any info on Egertons -Catherine Egerton -father William occ carpenter--mother Ann-lived in Aberystwyth area -
Catherine had a brother John.----Catherine m a Peter Williams c 1854-

Re: Egerton

BrendaRyan42 — 2006-11-06 23:08:45Z

Hi Carole-Thanks for your reply --There are Egertons in quite a few places in Lancashire-one never knows if they are connected
Regards
Brenda

Re: Reply to Egertons Related Lord Baltimores

ernesttravers1 — 2006-05-04 17:34:32Z

I am tracing Dorcas Jenifer who was the daughter of Michael Jenifer and Mary Ann Egerton. I'm trying to figure the parents and grandparents of Mary Ann in St. Mary's County and am getting more confused by the minute. Can you help me?

Re: Egertons from Eire

patrickedgerton1 — 2008-03-06 11:21:43Z

I believe our Egertons came from Clones, Co. Fermanagh

best wishes from Patrick Edgerton

Fred / Joe Egerton

mattegerton — 2006-09-08 16:29:51Z

I'm looking for any connections to the above. My grandfather was Joe Egerton born 1910 whose father was Fred Egerton. Both from Northwich, Cheshire.

Re: Egerton / Allmark / Mitchell

mattegerton — 2006-09-29 14:33:53Z

Further to the above, I now believe Joe's parents were Fred Egerton & Florence Allmark. Fred's parents were Joseph Egerton & Mary Mitchell. Florence's parents were James Allmark and Sarah Ann ?

Re: Fred / Joe Egerton

irenecarter11 — 2008-10-11 16:44:37Z

hi hope this helps fredrick arthur egerton of horthenbury,flintshire,married juliett olvia burnett, at st giles church reading berks,1948, records no D/P96/1C/32/13 you can get this from reading records castle street reading,berks,kind regards irene.

Re: Egertons

lynbee1 — 2005-10-21 22:35:59Z

Hi Linda,
No I haven't found him, yet. The only new thing that I have learnt is that Isaac wasn't born in Hampshire (from the Parkhurst Prison 1841 census). Other than that, I have been able to find absolutely nothing. I really could do with some help, or even a miracle!
Thanks for your interest.
God bless you
Lyn

EGERTON, HENRY (?-?) Are you related?

cantorjoeocho — 2007-12-22 14:09:01Z

EGERTON, HENRY (?-?). Henry Egerton, a native of New York, was long a resident of Matamoros, Tamaulipas in Mexico. In May 1832 James Prentiss gave him a letter of introduction to Sam Houston. On January 1, 1834, Egerton and Fortunato Soto secured an empresario grant to settle 800 families in Texas, but their contract was never fulfilled. In January 1844 Egerton and Soto were in correspondence with Benjamin Lundy concerning petitioning for land in northern Mexico. D. E. Egerton, an Englishman, was also a Texas empresario.

If you are related to this person, we need correct dates of birth and deaths, parents names' and any other information you feel should be included in his obituary.AS you can see, we haven't got very much information for a good obituary here.

Richard and Isabella Egerton

samsroots — 2008-10-19 17:00:53Z

Hi
I am searching for more information on this couple and a possible family member Francis Egerton. We think they may have lived in Cheshire but this is an assumption from piecing information together. This is information derived from a family bible but we cannot work out why it has come to be in our family.
Many thanks to anyone who can help