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GASCOIGNE ROYAL CHART HOLDERS

supernaw2424 — 2009-10-04 03:41:43Z

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Henry Gascoign, Portrait Painter

nevisonhardy — 2009-09-26 11:37:36Z

Does anyone know anything about Henry Gascoign, Portrait Painter (Born circa 1800??). His daughter Hannah Murphett Gascoign married in Shoreditch in 1844, so he may have been from this area.

Re: Gascoigne/Gascoyne/Gasquoine Hook Norton, nr Banbury Oxon

SueFlaherty16 — 2009-08-17 11:17:39Z

Thats me you are talking about but I vaguely remember letting a colleague put some information on here (years ago) about her family but I do not know the details adn i havent worked with her for at least 5years.

Sorry but I am not researching this family.
Sue Flaherty (formerly of Birmingham)

GASCOIGNE TO EUROPEAN ROYALTY

supernaw2424 — 2009-05-22 08:41:18Z

Any descendants of Sir William Gascoigne, b.c. 1450, in Yorkshire, England, have a direct descent from British and European Royalty. I have constructed a chart depicting this lineage.

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Re: Gascoigne

spitfiremo — 2009-05-04 19:20:47Z

Dear Alice

I am researching for my friend and his acestor is Clement Ellis Gascoigne.

Can you get in touch with me?

Regards

Re: Gascoyne's in the Yorkshire area

malcolmscarborough1 — 2009-04-27 16:07:20Z

Hi Anjela, Just for information my e mail address is' malcolmscarborough@msn.com' . I would love to have a look at your tree.

Regards
Malcolm

Re: Gascoyne's in the Yorkshire area

Anjela78 — 2009-04-26 04:35:14Z

If you cannot view my family tree, post your e-mail address and I will add you so that you can view it.. or e-mail me @ xxanji_mxx@hotmail.com

Re: Houston/Muxworthy

Anjela78 — 2009-04-26 01:28:26Z

Hi, thanks for such a fast response..
Mabel Agnes Muxworthy (nee Houston) & Edmund Henry Muxworthy are my paternal grandparents!
Lea, the lady that you have been speaking too, is my aunt. (My dad's sister) she is on my tree.. If you have a look at my tree, there may be some information that you don't have or that may differ from dates on this site.For example, I know that the year of my grandmother's death is incorrect on this site (1977 not 1984.)I can assure you that the dates that I have are correct. Thanks for your help..

Re: Gascoyne's in the Yorkshire area

malcolmscarborough1 — 2009-04-25 19:18:49Z

Hello Anjela, Thanks for the information and I can confirm that I have a Mabel Houston in my family tree. Like you my grandmothers name was also Muxworthy but with a christian name was Ada from South Yorkshire in England . According to my tree I have Mabel married to a Edmund Muxworthy who according to my relationship chart makes him my 5 cousin twice removed so it looks as though both you and I are distantly related. Just as a matter of interest are you related to a Le Muxworthy the lady I have previouisly been in correspondence with.

Regards

Malcolm

Re: Gascoyne's in the Yorkshire area

Anjela78 — 2009-04-25 05:04:31Z

Hi, I believe that you have a Mabel Agnes Houston b: Kirk Hall, Mt Morgan, Queensland, Australia in your family tree..
Can you tell me how you are related to her as she is my grandmother?! Also, the year of her death was 1977 and not 1984 as is incorrectly noted. Thankyou...

Thomas Gascoyne/Gascoigne

kazalm671 — 2009-02-18 17:39:41Z

Searching for Thomas Gascoyne born 1857/1858 in Sheffield Yorkshire. Father was Charles gascoyne.Both were grinders
Thomas married Mary Gray on 26th March 1883.
Can anyone help

Karen,Sydney,Australia

Re: History of the name "Thomas Gascoigne"

taaronc1 — 2009-01-03 14:43:04Z

We have Gascoigne genealogy charts and limited information for England going back to 1200. Two pdf files and/or printed charts could be sent, but are not able to be posted here. Write to us at dorestec@msn.com

gascoigne/bull

tinalawlor_1 — 2008-12-12 23:34:03Z

suemckenna11 - many thanks for the public tree which I am currently printing off; I was previously only back to 1823! The Ann C Bull referred to is, to be precise, "Annie Clara Bull" and was my grandmother. John Bull b. 1845 is therefore my gt.g'father and Mary Ann Gascoigne my gt.g'mother. Would love to hear from you. I have some photos but doubtless you do too.

Anna M (nee Gascoigne) Fosdick b 1838 AL d 1908 Mobile AL

pamelaharrellwhiteside — 2008-11-15 13:55:52Z

MOBILE REGISTER - 23 SEPTEMBER 1908

DEATH OF MRS ANNA M FOSDICK

Mrs Anna M Fosdick, whose death occurred yesterday, was in many respects a most remarkable woman. The offspring of good, moral, and intelligent people, she was true all her life to the best traditions. Endowed by nature with a fine intellect and a heart of unbounded generosity and sympathy, she helped as much as any other to sustain the good reputation of this community in all kinds of charitable work. She had this noteworthy characteristic: that she completed whatever she began. If it were a simple charity she gave of her own means, and if that were not enough she was ready to go out and ask the aid of others. She never baffled nor discouraged, but proceeded with a confidence and determination that removed all obstacles to the success of her undertaking. She was charitable almost to a fault, and she was attentive to all claims presented to her. When she was poor, by reason of unforeseen misfortune, she worked most bravely supporting burdens that would have daunted others, and when again in good circumstances she never forgot those in need. Her gifts, her tokens of friendship, her thoughtfulness for others were the little incidents in her life, very dear to her, and winning the affection of hundreds who will ever remember her both for what she did and the kindly thought that prompted the doing.
In the larger things she was equally efficient and helpful. Of those, the most important was her work for the home for old and dependent women. After years of service as a member of the Female Benevolent Society, she, as president, conceived the plan and carried it out for the establishment of the home on a better basis than it then was, and the home on Government Street is her enduring monument. Another public work was her canvass of the state for an Alabama exhibit at the World's Fair in Chicago, wherein she displayed great energy and met with more reward than afterward attended efforts made by others at later expositions. She served also as one of the lady managers of the Chicago exposition, and was much complimented for her judgement, especially in the department of women's work in art. Yet another public service was in organizing under the auspices of a local newspaper and in superintending for many years a Christmas celebration for poor children, whereat hundreds of the little ones were made happy by the receipt of gifts appropriate to the season. For eight years she was connected with the Erwin Ledyard Christmas tree festival. For several years the deceased was president of the women's auxillary of the Young Men's Christian Association. At the time she took charge there were fifteen members and when she resigned 160 members.
Mrs Fosdick had good taste in all matters, was especially fond of good and handsome books, was a great reader and most interesting talker on all matter of subjects.
The lady died after an illness of some three weeks. She was a native of Mobile, and born October 19, 1838. Her father was Charles Gascoigne of Sheffield, England, and her mother was prior to her marraige, Miss Deborah Post Douglas of Edenburgh, Scotland. She was married to the late Sylvestor U Fosdick January 30, 1859, in this city. She was for many years a member of the old Bee Hive church. When the St Francis Street Methodist Church was rebuilt in 1895 she was appointed chairman of a committee to select the handsome stained glass windows which adorn that structure now.
She leaves two sons, Robert C and Sylvester D Fosdick of Mobile, and other relatives.
The remains will be laid to rest in the grave alongside of her husband, who preceded her many years ago. The funeral will take place this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock from the family home. Rev D A Planck, pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church will officiate at the funeral, this being one of the last requests made before her death.

Not my family, just sharing from the newspaper archives of the Mobile Public Library.

Re: Gascoigne/Gascoyne from Moreton Pinkney

lindaperks1959 — 2008-03-31 22:34:06Z

I have E mailed a reply to yoy Linda

Re: Gascoigne/Gascoyne from Moreton Pinkney

lindaperks1959 — 2008-03-31 22:32:42Z

I have e mailed a reply to you Linda

Re: Gascoigne/Gascoyne from Moreton Pinkney

thevillaboy — 2008-03-31 09:03:08Z

Linda,
Yes, Stanley was my dad.
Are you in Warwick? I did meet a couple of my dads cousins there a few years back.
I know very little about this the family apart from what I have researched as gran and Katheleen died in 41/42 and my dada passed away some 14 years ago.
I do have some pictures which I think include some of the Gascoignes I can let you have copies if you wish.
If you want details of what info I have my email address is thevillaboy@yahoo.co.uk.
There is also someone who is researching the Knights, he has a website here:-
http://www.knightroots.co.uk/
The Knights were canal boatmen and lived in Banbury.

David

Re: Gascoigne/Gascoyne from Moreton Pinkney

AnnGrant41 — 2008-03-30 22:24:18Z

My Thomas Gascoigne was born 1811. Married Mary Wrghton, Had 6 children, One was Thomas b 1844, another James b 1847. My family belongs to Thomas b 1844, He also married Mary Ann Wrighton ( I have both the birth certificated and Marriage Cert) They had 6 children,Born in Lambeth, and Brixton Surrey.My grandmother Cicely was b Dec 23 1881 d April 16.1910-. Her sister Emily was born according to my records 1884 in Brixton Surrey,
Your family belongs to James 1847. As my grandmother died when my mother was 2yrs old I have very little information. I would like to know if you have a Joe in the family.

Ann

Re: Gascoigne's Brixton Surrey

2006-10-29 11:37:53Z

Ann, Just saw your message. Have you the family tree that I put together a couple of years ago for us particular Gascoigne researchers? It includes your Gr Grandfather and then backwards to 1721.

If not contact me.

Gascoigne's Brixton Surrey

2006-09-17 22:53:02Z

I am trying to find my Gr. Grandfather's family. He is Tomas Gascoigne from Moreton Pinkney, his family are Charlotte E b1872 b in Walford Northamptonshire, Thomas, 1875, Emily b1884 were born in Brixton Surrey.My Grandmother Cecily, b 1882, d. 1910 and is buried in Norwood Cemetry. Any information would be helpful.

Re: Gascoigne/Gascoyne from Moreton Pinkney

2006-09-17 22:45:30Z

My Gr. Grandfather was born in Moreton Pinkney. as were his siblings. The mother's name was Mary from Middleton Cheney, the father is not listed but she is not a widow.She is listed as a Blacksmith.'s wife.
Eliza, b 1841, William, b 1842,Thomas b1844 (my gr. Grandfather) James b 1847 and Ann b 1851. The 1861 Census lists the address as Lawn Hill, Morton Pinkney. You will notice the Morton does not have an e.

I do not have any more information

Re: Alice Gascoigne/John Taylor Jr.

KGEveringham — 2006-09-05 23:38:53Z

I'm also descended from this couple and would appreciate any references you could provide. I was unaware the Gascoigne ancestry had been identified in England and look forward to finding out about it.

Re: Thomas Gascoigne--Jamestowne 1619

haroldgaskill3 — 2006-12-20 17:28:15Z

Is this Thomas Gascoigne related to Edward Gascoigne/Gaskill?

It looks like Edward's descendants were named Gaskill and Thomas' descendants were named Gaskell.

John GASCOIGNE, ME to CA

Fireskye1 — 2006-12-14 19:08:22Z

Not my lines, but thought it might help someone.....

The Saturday Bee
Sacramento, Cal.
June 16, 1906
Page 5
GASCOIGNE - In Oak Grove, June 14, 1906, John GASCOIGNE, father of Mrs. Mary GAGER of Kansas, a native of Maine, aged 84 years, 2 months and 23 days.

Posted to NORCAL list by Betty [betty@unisette.com]

Re: Gascoigne/Gascoyne from Moreton Pinkney

thevillaboy — 2008-03-30 10:44:32Z

Hi,

Seen your message, my gran was Emily Gascoigne. I have some details on the Knight side too.
Please get in touch.

Re: Gascoyne's in the Yorkshire area

malcolmscarborough — 2007-12-08 21:30:23Z

Hello, I am replying in respect of information required for a Charles Gascoyne b 1833 in Howsham. This is my 2 x great Grandfather on my paternal grandmothers side. (Gascoyne). If you require any further information please ask and I will se what I can do.

Regards
Malcolm

Re: Gascoigne/Gascoyne from Moreton Pinkney

englishrose300282 — 2006-12-28 20:04:54Z

I would like to hear from anyone who decended from the Gascoigne's of Morton Pinkney, or Helmdon. My gr grandfather was John Gascoigne born in 1839. My grandmother was Emma his daughter

William Taylor Dalton Harvey, son of Jane Gascoigne Harvey, b. 1780, Durham, UK

moonmully — 2008-02-14 04:15:29Z

I'm trying to identify the parents of Jane Gascoigne, wife of William Harvey, married Jarrow, Durham, England 1772.

Among other children they had a son named William Taylor Dalton Harvey, baptized May 1780. Maybe the middle names of Taylor & Dalton have some family significance.

Re: Gascoigne/Gascoyne from Moreton Pinkney

lindaperks1959 — 2008-03-30 00:29:03Z

Hi Ann I think i am connected to the same family as you. My G grandad was James my grandad was his son Luke John b 1879 in warwickshire,he had 3 bros. Mark Thos.b 1876 Charles b 1883 Jem b 1884 and 2 sisters elizabeth b 1887 and emily b 1889. James wife was Emma Knight. From the orignal family I have Thos.b 1811 m Mary born 1812. Children Sarah b 1834 d 1845. Mary ann b 1836 d 1838. John b 1838 m Sarah had 10 children. Eliza b 1841 no info. Thomas b 1844 m Mary Ann Wrighton b 1849 moved to london had 5 children d 1902 lambeth. William b 1845 no info. Ann b 1850 d 1863. Elizabeth b 1853 m Wrighton 1 daughter d 1915. hope this helps. Do you know First Thos. parents and wifes m name

Re: Gascoigne/Gascoyne from Moreton Pinkney

lindaperks1959 — 2008-03-30 21:58:09Z

Hi and Thank for your message I will Email You tomorrow evening when my mother is with me she is a little tired this evening. thank you Linda.

Re: Gascoigne/Gascoyne from Moreton Pinkney

lindaperks1959 — 2008-03-30 21:47:08Z

Hi and thank you for contacting me. Is this Emily b 1889 children Kathleen and Stanley. With the Knights I have got back to James b 1791 and Phoebe b 1801 of Oxford. Their son Charles b 1826 was Emmas father. Do you know anymore such as Charles wife Hannahs maiden name or Phoebes maiden name. Also James and Phoebes parents. My mothers sister now deceased was also Emily Gascoigne named after your Gran my mother has just told me. She is also very pleased you have contacted us and would be interested to know more. Many thanks Linda.

Re: Gascoyne's in the Yorkshire area

GillFoster — 2007-12-28 22:20:24Z

Hi

We have a Charles Gascoigne in our family tree. His date of birth was 8 November, 1932 and he was born in Howsham, Yorkshire. His parents were James and Mary (Jackson). Is he yours?

Gill

Re: 1881 Middleton Cheney (Banbury) Gascoigne

NeilGascoigne — 2007-05-16 20:53:47Z

Hi Michelle, I forgot my post was on this sister site (more over on genealogy.com)

Could you (and likewise Donna) email any info you have to me, please? engasserATgmailDOTcom It may then spur me into action!

(above is an anti-spam measure - replace @ and . )

Cheers

Neil

Gascoyne's in the Yorkshire area

Jamjam309 — 2007-04-22 16:21:36Z

Has anyboby anything on Charles Gascoyne born 1833 Howsham,his parents possibly James /Mary born 1801 in Yorkshire?
Thanks
Jam

Re: 1881 Middleton Cheney (Banbury) Gascoigne

michelletcanning — 2007-05-16 15:36:54Z

Donna, I know your post was a while ago but I have Ellen in my family tree. My maiden name was Canning and I have quite a bit of information on them.
Could I possibly have a copy of the picture of Ellen please?
michelle.semens@mills-reeve.com

Re: Gascoigne/Gascoyne from Moreton Pinkney

AnnGrant41 — 2008-03-30 15:41:12Z

Thank you for your message my Grandmother was Cecily Gascoigne. I can be reached at autotrac@xplornet.com

Re: Gascoigne/Gascoyne from Moreton Pinkney

AnnGrant41 — 2007-01-10 23:53:46Z

My Gascoigne family is from Moreton Pinkney. It starts with Thomas Gascoigne b. 1811, his children are Eliza, William, Thomas,Sarah,James and Ann. Born 1841 to 1851.James bon 1847, married an Emma ? their children are Mark Thomas, and John Luke.
Thomas Gascoigne b 1844 is my family. I have no other information on marriages or births, any information would be helpful. The only male in this family is Thomas Henry b 1875. my email address is autotrac@xplornet.com

Re: 1881 Middleton Cheney (Banbury) Gascoigne

debrajones473 — 2008-01-30 18:55:45Z

Hi Donna
I am Elizabeth Gascoignes g g grandaughter,have you any info to share
Regards
Debbie

Re: 1881 Middleton Cheney (Banbury) Gascoigne

debrajones473 — 2008-01-30 21:10:46Z

Hi donna
John Gascoigne b.1832 and Ellen Canning b.1838 were my gg grandparents. There daughter Elizabeth b.1864 was my g grandmother, she married John Phipps. My grandma was Ivy Margretta Phipps b.1901.
Regards
Debbie
my email is debbie@jones1086.fsnet.co.uk

Re: Thomas Gascoigne--Jamestowne 1619

eleanoredmondson62 — 2007-06-03 13:30:36Z

Correction for the marriage of the parents of Thomas Gascoigne. England researcher has sent marriage entry for Ann Hobbs to Thomas Mompesson at ST. EDMUND's in Salisbury on 22 May 1589. The Wiltshire Vistitation book of 1623 confirms the date, place, and groom. Therefore, we can NO say that Ann (Hobbs) Mompesson married Henry Gascoigne on that date in Salisbury Cathedral. It is not correct and can not be documented.

Re: Alice Gascoigne/John Taylor Jr.

eleanoredmondson62 — 2008-01-25 22:03:41Z

I have a couple of items. There isn't much because of the loss of records in Northumberland Co.

Re: Alice Gascoigne/John Taylor Jr.

eleanoredmondson62 — 2008-01-25 15:17:29Z

I have received the marriage record for Anne Hobbes. She did NOT marry Henry Gascoigne at Salisbury Cathedral on 22 May 1589 as we have been told in print.

On 22 May 1589 Thomas Mompesson, Anne's first husband, married her at St. Edmunds Church in Salisbury. I have the Will of Thomas which shows that she was his wife in 1591. They had one child and were expecting another.

There is also the Yorkshire Parish Records where this same data can be found. However, it does not state where or when Anne (Hobbes) Mompesson married Henry Gascoigne.

Thomas Gascigne--1627 Bermuda

eleanoredmondson62 — 2008-01-25 14:59:04Z

Is this the same Thomas Gascoigne who arrived in Jamestowne, VA in 1635 with 6 transportees from Bermuda?

Is this the same Thomas Gascoigne who arrived in Jamestowne, VA in 1619 from London on board the BONA NOVA?

Re: Thomas Gascoigne--Jamestowne 1619

eleanoredmondson62 — 2007-04-13 23:10:09Z

Yes, Thomas whose parents are Henry and Ann. Well, I am going to England next week and I decided to get the marriage record of Ann and Henry. Surprise. All that my researchers have found so far is the marriage of ANN HOBBS to THOMAS MUMPEZON on 22 May 1589 at Salisbury at St. Edmund. Does this sound familiar?

It looks like we have a major problem. Do you know of anyone who has EVER seen the marriage record for Henry and Ann?

Re: Thomas Gascoigne--Jamestowne 1619

eleanoredmondson62 — 2006-12-20 21:31:17Z

The name is Gascoigne, Gascoyne, Gaskins. They came with
William the Conqueror to England in 1066 and used the name Gascoyne at first. Then some began to use Gascoigne. Gaskins is mainly used by descendants in US, but some retain the spelling Gascoigne in both countries.

I don't know who your Edward is without more data. I do know that we don't spell our name with the letter "l" at all and never have in any of the Visitation books in England.

Re: Thomas Gascoigne--Jamestowne 1619

eleanoredmondson62 — 2006-12-19 23:00:42Z

New addy gen-pics@earthlink.net

Going to Jamestowne for 400th celebration. Will visit Flowerdew Hundred plantation where Thomas lived during the 1622 Indian massacre at Jamestowne.

Re: 1881 Middleton Cheney (Banbury) Gascoigne

@@annodnnyl@yahoo.com — 2006-11-20 20:34:56Z

Hi Neil, I am fairly certain that Ellens last name is Canning, based on a newspaper article that my grat grandfather Samuel David Gascoigne had given an invterview for. In it he recollected taht her cousin, Albert Canning, was a member of Scotalnd Yard. He was getting a little confused when he gave this so some of the facts are a little off. I do know that Ellen was born in Turweston, Buckinghamshire.

Tell me, so you know of a story in the family about one of Sam's and Ellis' sisters running off to either AUtralia or New Zealand with a salesman.?

I have a picture of John and Ellen, and a couple of others laying about somewhere, if you would like, I can scan them and send them to you off the boards?

Donna

History of the name "Thomas Gascoigne"

fisherking1214 — 2008-02-17 09:43:22Z

Hello all,

My name is Thomas Gregory Gascoigne V (The fifth). In the little reading I have done it seems a one Thomas Gascoigne and his son Thomas Gascoigne II were more or less trouble makers back in the day. I am trying to find out if the passing of my name is because of something this man started or just a strange coincidence. Any information would be great. I believe that Thomas G. Gascoigne the II (my g g grandfather) was born in NY and then moved to CA and on to AZ. If my logic is close he mave have been born around 1915-1920. Thank you for your help.

looking for info on Gascoigne and Sage marriage from NJ

cshee318 — 2007-10-27 18:55:51Z

researching sage

Re: 1881 Middleton Cheney (Banbury) Gascoigne

annodnnyl — 2008-01-30 20:47:25Z

Debra, from which childof Ellen and Johsn are you related?
I have a little info, glad to share. Where can I email you at?

Donna