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Re: George Wass Hugill / Sophia Lucetta Hugill offspring

jvhugill — 2009-09-20 19:45:27Z

Don't know about the book, Doreen. I just sent email to John, the author asking if I could buy a copy.

I also advised him I may visit the area next July. I will be turning 70, and Chloe, my wife, wants to take me there.

I can take some pictures for you. if you give me your email, I will forward an email from John about George's "murder." I am jvhugill@bellsouth.net

Re: George Wass Hugill / Sophia Lucetta Hugill offspring

doreenewart37 — 2009-09-20 18:52:20Z

hi john,thanks for the reply,i have swopped messages with alison[fleming] a few times she's a nice lady and she told me about the forth coming book as i did'nt know that much about sophia and did'nt know of her marriage.Am shocked to know that george was murdered,how awful.If you could let me know about that i would appreciate it very much.also is the book out now?
regards doreen

Re: George Wass Hugill / Sophia Lucetta Hugill offspring

jvhugill — 2009-09-20 15:54:00Z

Hi, Doreen, and thank you so much for the info.

I met on the Internet Allison Hugill, now Allison somebody else after marriage, but she is my cousin. She filled me in on some of the offspring of George and Sophis, and I will double check your info you just gave me with her version.

In the meanwhile, I also met a fellow who is writing a book on the hugill family, and he told me of the murder of George. If I can help update your records, please advise. Tks. John

Re: George Wass Hugill / Sophia Lucetta Hugill offspring

doreenewart37 — 2009-09-20 13:25:36Z

hello john,have just come across your message of last year.you may now know the info im giving you but here goes.
sophia is my relative, my ggreat aunt.she and george had the following children:sadie 1902...johnathon james 1904..
annie?mabel 1910 who could be the twin of john thirlway also 1910...joseph william 1905...and dora 1914...there was also ason to george and his late wife george wass hugill 1899. hope this helps
doreen

Re: Hugill's from England to Canada

ray1buck1 — 2009-09-17 14:48:30Z

Hi Alison

I do not have my tree on Ancestry have not had time yet, but it is the same family if you would like to email me will give any information I have.

Chriss
chrissbuck@aol.com

Re: Hugill's from England to Canada

alisonfleming1 — 2009-09-16 23:09:18Z

Hi Chriss,

this is truly very interesting to hear. I am completely stuck, just about where you have indicated. Yes we are related! If you have public access to your tree I shall take a look. I have William's father being another William bn 1733, his mother being Sarah born 1743 and dying Ellermire, Bilsdale age 83 years, does this sound correct?

Best, Alison

Re: Hugill's from England to Canada

ray1buck1 — 2009-09-15 14:56:17Z

Hi Alison

Is your William Hugill the one Baptized 1785 St Hilda’s Bilsdale married Sarah Barker 1807 if so we share an ancestor William’s mother Sarah and my 4x G Grandfather were brother and sister.

Chriss

Re: Hugill's from England to Canada

margaret1701 — 2009-08-09 03:44:31Z

Thanks for the quick reply Nancy.
I have Daniel Jackson married to Hannah ?. Their daughter Hanna, born Marcy 19 1827, married William Walker on 25 Nov 1852 in Danby Yorkshire. They came to Whitby, Ontario with their sons Daniel and John Walker and Hanna's illegitimate daughter named Francis Hannah Jackson born 22 June 1850. William Walker died in 1859 and Hanna remarried to his brother John Walker on 18 May 1862. They had a daughter Eliza Jane Walker born 13 Sept 1862. Hanna (Jackson) Walker died in 1864 and John Walker remarried to Rachel Ann Moon. Rachel Ann Moon was born 29 July 1839 and died 28 Oct 1928 in Vancouver BC. Rachel Ann Moon and John Walker had two children both born in East Whitby, Ontario.
It's a very convoluted genealogy. I'm trying to identify Rachel Ann Moon's parents.
The Silver Wedding Anniversary photo I have of the Moon's is dated 15 Feb 1889 and says, Mr. Mrs. R. Moon. It is taken in front of a Victorian House with about 50 people posing.

Re: Hugill's from England to Canada

ngeisler1 — 2009-08-09 03:18:37Z

Hi Margaret,
If you are a member of genesReunited and posting there you should be able to connect if you have the same member as on my tree and click to find me.
If not, my email is ngeisler@sympatico.ca. Give me more details on which Daniel Jackson born where? Would this by any change be Daniel Jackson of Farndale Yorkshire who married Hannah MacClane whose daughter Mary Ann Jackson b 1810 married William Moon b 1800 in Kirkdale and moved to Whitby Ontario after having their children in Bransdale:
If you give me some data I might be able to link up a relationship. Also do you know who your Moons were? Any data, as in wedding year even?

Nancy

Re: Hugill's from England to Canada

margaret1701 — 2009-08-09 02:41:29Z

Hi Nancy,

I am related to Daniel and Hannah Jackson from Whitby Ontario. I found your post when looking for a connection to the Moon family. There is a photo in the material I received from my ancestor of a silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Moon.
I'm trying to find out what my connection is to them.
I'd like to see your tree on GenesReunited. Can you give me a link to that tree. Thanks very much.
Margaret

Re: Hugill Marriage 1867 York, Ontario

gpetrin169 — 2009-05-28 02:21:50Z

Is this the right Joseph Hugill?
Name: Joseph Hugill
Titles:
Death date: 14 Sep 1909
Estimated death year:
Age at death: 75 years
Death place: Toronto, York, Ontario
Birth date: 29 Oct 1843
Estimated birth year: 1834
Birth place:
Gender: Male
Marital status: Widowed
Race or color (expanded):
Race:
Ethnicity:
Spouse name:
Spouse titles:
Father name: William Hugill
Father titles:
Mother name: Elizabeth Mohun
Mother titles:
GSU film number: 1854486
Digital GS number: 4175227
Image number: 1400
Reference number: yr 1909 cn 4667
Collection: Ontario Deaths 1869-1947

Hugill family in Lancashire and Canada

cristie_hacking — 2009-05-01 18:13:16Z

Hi Everyone,

Im looking for information on the Hugill family of Burnley Lancashire England. Edward Hugill birth around 1869, he had a sister i think living with him on the census named Margaret Hugill. Edward Hugill married Elizabeth Sharples 1896. They had children Edward, William, Elizabeth, Phillis, mary and Alice.
Elizabeth Hugill- 1897, was married to John Hacking in Burnley they had a son Clifford Hacking-1921 he is my Grandfather.
Edward Hugill married Millicent and had a son Douglas, he has 3 children.
Alice Hugill never married
Mary Hugill? did she marry a mr quick?
William Hugill Had A son Jack Hugill?
Philis Hugill Married Hugh Ingham and moved to canada, correspondence from her daughter Muriel states Smith Falls Canada?
They had children Muriel,Lawrence,Donald and Edward Ingham.
Muriel married Harry Carly and had 4 daughters, Gale, Brenda, Holly and the other im not sure what the name says maybe Alice?
If Anyone has any information on any of the people mentioned id love to hear from you
Regards Cristie

Re: Hugill's from England to Canada

RuthRanger — 2009-02-24 08:24:08Z

Thank you for this. I've looked at that Moon family of William's a few times and have wondered if there was any connection but I think it will be through a previous generation. Do you have any information on William Moon senior's parentage?

You may have come across a Christopher Moon who was a paper miller in Lealholm (not far fraom Bransdale, Ferndale and Glaisdale) and he had a son named George. There was an earlier George Moon who was from a little further north so maybe that is a connection. Thank you for this though. If you have anyone that you think might know more, who you could put me in touch with, I would be most grateful. Interesting about the cornish connection. I've long been immersed in west cornish records for my huge cornish family (Hosken, Woolcock, Donnithorne, Treweek, Tresedder, Nancarrow, Michell, Sampson, Williams etc). No Moons there though although they were mostly millers!

Re: Hugill's from England to Canada

ngeisler1 — 2009-02-23 20:30:59Z

On the Moon side of the family,
Robert Moon and his wife Elizabeth Jackson had four children in the village of Orono, Clarke township, Durham, Ontario, Canada. These are Alice Moon b Feb 15 1836, Hannah Elizabeth Moon b July 29 1839, Robert Jackson Moon b Feb 15 1841 and William B Moon born May 29 1842.

Robert Moon married Betty Jackson on Dec 31 1833 in Lastingham, North Riding, Yorkshire.

Robert is the son of William Moon of Bransdale, who lived in Cornfield House, and built Moon Chapel, a small Wesleyan Methodist Chapel near his home. He was baptised June 19 1808 Kirkby Moorside. His mother was Mary Hugill. and his parents married May 19 1798 in Kirkdale.

My ancestor Mark Jackson studied Methodism with the father, William Moon, in East Moors, for many years, and so did others in the group that came to Canada.

William's oldest son, John Moon 1798, stayed behind in Cornfield House,

the second son William Moon 1800 came to Whitby, Ontario after 1841 with his wife Mary Ann Jackson, whom he had married 26 Aug 1834 in Kirkby Moorside (Charity Jackson c/0 Dianel and Hannah Jackson, was one of the witnesses) and at least four of their eight children born in Bransdale. William 1800 died in Whitby in Jan 30 1872. After his death his wife Mary Ann remarried and moved to Clarke Township, durham, Ontario near my Jacksons.

the daughter, Ann Moon b apr 4 1806 Bransdale , christened in Kirkdale married William Scarth of East Moors and stayed in Yorkshire they lived in Cott House.

Mary Ann Jackson appears to be the daughter of Daniel and Hannah Jackson

Betsy Jackson appears to be the sister of my Mark Jackson of Bonfield Gill farm in East Moors.

I am looking at some other Moons in Whitby. The Richard Moon family in Hope Ontario comes from Cornwall.

On my tree at GenesReunited I've posted photos of the Jacksons and also of Moon Chapel and Bonfield Ghyll Farm.

Others are better qualified to help you on the yorkshire side of things, but I have letters and news articles and documents to back up the Canadian based information.
Nancy

Re: Hugill's from England to Canada

RuthRanger — 2009-02-23 19:33:18Z

Thank you Stuart. Glad you've found Ian Hall as well. He's sent me information taking the Snowdons right back to the 1400s in Cleveland - amazing! I just can't get these Moons sorted out. Shame I didn't do more on all of this genealogy when I was living near the area in York 20 year ago. Ah well. You live and learn!

Happy hunting.

Re: Hugill's from England to Canada

edmundoscar — 2009-02-23 16:30:21Z

Hi there,
I have your Hannah Snowdon 1753 and her 1779 marriage to george moon on my tree of Snowdons, which goes 3 generations earlier in Stokesley, and down to present day. Nothing on Moons.
There is quite a group of Snowdon in Stokesley researchers; try googling "Snowdon Stokesley" if you are interesed, a guy called Ian Hall holds a website for all the work.
regards,
Stuart

Re: George Wass Hugill / Sophia Lucetta Hugill offspring

regreg84 — 2008-07-11 07:06:56Z

Hello John
I WaS very interested to read your post about the Hugill family. The family features throughout a book myself have just wrote about our local villages during the Great War and after. Your own father, John Thirlaway Hugill, and your grandfather George Wass Hugill both have stories in our book. Below is a little about our book, if you would like to know more please contact me.

Best wishes
John.

Keep The Home Fires Burning is a monthly diary of events both at home and overseas concerning five villages in East Durham.
Sherburn Village, Sherburn Hill, Pittington, Littletown and Shadforth suffered greatly during 1914-18; in the years following the Armistice, their hardships continued, despite promises that a better World would grow from the war to end all wars; the book also covers the aftermath years 1919-1923.
Myself and my good friend Kevin Stock have put the book together after years of research. It has been a labour of passion for us both and is part 2 of a 3 part project that began with us designing, raising funds for and dedicating a new civil war memorial in the centre of Sherburn Village last November 11th. Part 3 of the project will be a similar book to this one, but covering the lives of our ancestors during 1939-45.
Specialist Military Book Publishers, Woodfield Publishers in Bognor Regis took on the book on its own merit and have been working hard to make it available for the first anniversary of the memorial on November 11th 2008.

The published price for the book is approx A4 size, 250 pages of text (over 155,000 words), plus large sections of monochrome, sepia and colour photos, many of which have never been seen before, is £25.00 per copy. The book can be ordered direct from the publishers at:

http://www.woodfieldpublishing.co.uk Tel. 01243-821234

Or contact the author(s) on 0191-3723849 – 0191-3722845.

Any net profit made from the sale of book is to go to Sherburn Hill History Club

Re: Hugill's from England to Canada

RuthRanger — 2008-06-13 20:20:53Z

Dear Nancy,

I've read right through this thread and realise that I'm a little out of date. I'm interested in this Hughill name as it seems to crop up quite a bit in my research for MOON and SNOWDON ancestors. I'm also quite interested in the fact that you mention the GARBUTTs as well - also related to the Snowdons.

My 5xG.Grandmother was Hannah Snowdon born 1753 in Stokesley and she married my 5xG.Grandfather George Moon (possibly born c. 1755 somewhere around that part of North Yorks or maybe a bit further east towards Whitby) in Stokesley 8/5/1779. She had the Garbutts in her ancestry and there seems to be some evidence to suggest that maybe even more than one Moon married Hughills. I think there was one (possibly a William) marrying a Hughill lady over towards Fylingdales or Whitby way.

I'm pretty stuck with my Moons. In fact I couldn't quite believe it when I read someone's message on the Moon message board saying that there weren't many Moons in Yorkshire!! If only that were true!! My lot of Moons seemed to have been millers as well as farmers. In fact George was the miller at Ruswarp in Whitby during the 1780s when he had my 4xG.Grandfather Jonathan in May 1780 and other children Mary in 1783 and John in 1786.

I was interested in the mention that was made in this thread (by you possibly?) of Robert Moon who was writing to his brother Christopher trying to persuade him to come over to Canada. There was a Christopher Moon who was the son of a Christopher Moon milling in the 1780s in Lealholm (in the parish of Danby just overlooking the moor to Glaisdale - a paper mill was there as well), and this Christopher had a son called Jonathan and a son called George. I have often wondered if this Christopher might have been the brother of my George.

OK. so, do you know of any Moons in your records and Garbutts and Snowdons and Hughills marrying into any of those families? A very big ask I know but if you or anyone else out there can help me tease some sort of sense out of all the many William, George, Robert, John, Charistopher, Isaac, Joseph and James Moon millers around North Yorks in the 18th and 19th centuries I would be extremely grateful. I just get the feeling that the Hughill name (along with Garbutt and Snowdon) may hold some clues for me.

Thank you very much and huge apologies for hi-jacking a bit of your Hughill thread.

Re: Hugill's from England to Canada

2006-10-23 18:07:48Z

Hi,

Our direct family line descends from William Hugill and Sarah Barker (so far...still trying to trace backwards). These are my 3x G Grandparents, out of Ellermire farm, Bilsdale Midcable, N Yorks UK. I have a family tree on Genes Reunited...not sure, have we already communicated. If I can be of assistance, or vise versa it would be lovely to hear from you. I come from Yorkshire UK but live now in Missouri USA.

Best regards,
Alison HUGILL (married FLEMING)

Re: HUGILL - Nellie of Quebec, Canada - Florence of US

2006-10-20 23:16:44Z

Hey everyone....Just a note that my e-mail has changed it was smurfy@sympatico.ca changed to smurfy_ette_@hotmail.com.......
ANY INFO ON THIS FAMILY PLEASE FORWARD IT TO ME....HAYNES/HUGILL FAMILIES....I AM RELATED TO THIS FAMILY FROM QUEBEC CANADA....
THANK YOU

Re: HUGILL - Nellie of Quebec, Canada - Florence of US

2006-06-04 21:09:50Z

Thanks for your message - sorry to take so long to get back to you. My connection is through Nellie Hugill, she was my husband's great aunt.

We knew nothing about her except through some old photos belonging to my husband's father. I did lots of searching and thanks to help from Shannon Mark, my friend in BC, Canada I tracked down Robert Haynes and the children of Mary Haynes (now deceased). We converse by email and we visited Montreal just over 12 months ago and met the family. One of Mary's daughters and her partner toured Europe last year and stayed with us briefly.

I posted the message regarding Arthur when I couldn't find anything about Nellie, all I had was the name of her husband and children.

Lucky find eh?

Chrissie

Re: Hugill family Weir City

2006-04-24 11:02:03Z

Dear David,

My Grandmother Elizabeth Eleanor Hugill was born in Weir City in 1892. My Mother, also Elizabeth Eleanor Hugill was born in Gateshead in 1917. I am currently in touch with a second cousin who has done a lot of research on the family.

Best wishes,

Carp;e

Re: Mary Nelson 1817 Stockton, DUR, Eng

2006-03-22 21:06:03Z

My Great Grandfather's name was Septimus Dawson.
Born 1850 in Sunderland. His father's name was William Dawson, a Ship Wright.
Lived in Scarborough. Married Elizabeth Laslett in 1869.
Had many children, one of which was my Grandmother: Lily.
Was a prolific artist, painting mainly Irish scenes. Oil on canvas.

Are you a relitive ??

Anne Beavis

Re: Hugill's from England to Canada

2006-03-16 13:04:58Z

Thank you so much!

I will pass this information along to my aunt--I appreciate your assistance very much!

Re: HUGILL - Nellie of Quebec, Canada - Florence of US

2006-01-22 17:43:52Z

Hello Shan...I have some info on this family..
Arthur Haynes born july 10 1896/97 in St.Zotique Quebec
his parents are...Antoine Louis Haynes,Hainse,Hanes,Haines,also Bernard all dit names born nov 1 1848 he married Mary-Louise Trepanier born feb 10 1863 they married oct 5 1885 in St.Anicet Quebec.....Arthur married Nellie May Hugill 01,04,1927 children were Mary dec 14,1929 and Robert march 27,1933.....Robert married Norma Drouin 28,11,1953 Witnesses for the marriage of Arthur and Nellie were Robert and Harriet Davis.....
These families from St.Zotique Quebec and Ontario canada...Are you related to this family ???? Arthur's brother Hector Joseph Aaron Haynes born june 21 1901 was my Grandfather he married Nora Jessie Stevens and lived in Kingston Ontario Canada.....
Hope this info help's you....Anyone with info on this said family please contact me at (smurfy@sympatico.ca) Haynes Kin in ontario

ARTHUR HUGILL, b. 1834, Toronto, Canada > 1863 CA > 1864 ID > 1865 MT -- Biography

2005-12-30 02:50:06Z

A biography/family history of Arthur Hugill is included in "Progressive Men of the State of Montana"

http://www.lib.umt.edu/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.exe?e=d-000-00--...

Re: Hugill's from England to Canada

rosewells16 — 2006-03-15 21:53:50Z

I hope the following information will help do some connections in the Hugill families.

MICROFILM #2055200 This microfilm contained extracts of births, marriages and
deaths from various newspapers, The Perth County Herald, Stratford Beacon, The
Mitchell Advocate & The Mitchell Recorder.
Fri......July 5, 1867 Item 27 Page 13 Newspaper: Stratford Beacon
Marriage
"Hugill-Connor: In Aurora, on Tues 25th ult., at the residence of Bride"s
father, by Rev. John Shaw, Wesleyan Minister, Mr. Joseph Hugill ofMitchell,
to Miss Elizabeth S. Connor, youngest dau of Robert Connor, Esq."

Another source: From RG 80: County Marriage Series: York County Marriages Volume 86 page 61
Joseph Hugill, born Toronto City age 24 resident of Mitchell, the son of WIlliam Hugill and Mary Ann Jukes married Elizabeth S. Connor, born Niagara, resident of Toronto City, daughter of Robert Connor and ELizabeth Fisher on the 25th of Jun 1867 with Rev. John Shaw of the Wesleyan Methodist Church presiding and J.W. Cull and D. McMonies[?] both of Mitchell as witnesses.

Joseph Hugill/Mary jane Dale - HULL

overneale — 2005-04-15 09:35:16Z

I am looking for more information on the parents of annie edith and sarah elizabeth.. we think they were sisters but we are not too sure as there is no information on sarah e..

I will investigate a bit more on sarah elizabeth..

They are from HULL, Yorkshire

Elizabeth Hugill, born 1810 England

rdemchuk1 — 2007-09-27 02:06:44Z

Searching for information on Elizabeth Hugill. She was born about 1810 in England and married George Harker in Yorkshire on Oct 19, 1830. I know nothing about her parents or siblings, so anything would be appreciated.

Re: Mary Hugill b.1819England d.1880Canada

JenniferLast — 2007-05-18 15:55:48Z

Hello Louise!

Albert Burnham was born in 1855 while they were in Illinois. You wouldn't happen to know what they were doing down there would you? Albert married Sarah McDonald, their son Keevin was my great grandfather.

I think my last count was 5 or 6 children for Charles and Mary. I also think I have some information on George and Amanda's family. I will try to email you this weekend so we can exchange information.

Do you live in the area? I've been trying to find where Charles and/or Mary are buried.

Mary Hugill b.1819England d.1880Canada

JenniferLast — 2007-03-23 12:05:47Z

Looking for any information on the ancestry of Mary Hugill.
She was born about 1819 in England.
She married Charles Burnham 16 May 1835 in Coburg, Ontario, Canada by Rev. A.N. Bethune. The marriage was witnessed by Marrick Sargent and Elizabeth Hugill.
She had at least 5 children with Charles, they moved to Lynneville, Illinois at one point and ran a hotel, and later returned to Canada.
She died 20 Aug 1880 in Cannington, Ontario, Canada.

Mary is my great-great-great grandmother.

Hugill history

paul_hugill — 2004-09-12 12:31:06Z

Clare,
I have done a lot of research into the Hugill name in general and my own family tree in particular. I have tons of information which you might be interested in, including a complete extraction from the IGI, a complete extraction from the 1881 census, all wills from 1858 to 1973, deaths from 1837 to 1894, plus other stuff too numerous to mention. Do you have any details of your own family history? Please let me know if you would like any info.
Regards
Paul

Re: Hugill history

june_platts — 2007-01-08 21:18:17Z

Hi Paul, I don`t know if you are able to help me at all.I notice you have a lot of info on the Hugill `s.I am searching for information on my ancestor Mary Hugill, born 1814ish who married John Peacock in Stockton in 1836.I believe she had a brother Joseph.Although they were born in Hull I believe their family were originally from the Danby area .The Peacock`s were farmers there for many generations.I would be grateful if you have any information at all.Many Thanks June

Re: Mary Hugill b.1819England d.1880Canada

fmlritchie — 2007-05-18 15:35:48Z

Hello Jennifer: Mary Hugill Burnham was my grandmother's grandmother. I believe she was one of thirteen children of a Rector in Yorkshire, England. Married to Charles Burnham in l835, I only know of two children Sydney Smith and George, George married Amanda Maybee and their eldest child Josephine born in Cannington ln l87l was my grandmother. Which one of Mary Hugill's children was your grand parent? Louise.

Re: Mary Hugill b.1819England d.1880Canada

fmlritchie — 2007-05-18 15:35:23Z

William Hugill - Fullerton ON to Barkerville BC

tarah99 — 2006-02-20 03:29:17Z

NO CONNECTION TO THIS FAMILY AND NO FURTHER INFORMATION - I JUST THOUGHT YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED

From Barkerville Cemetery:

In memory of William HUGILL. Late of Fullerton, Canada West, who died Aug. 31, 1863, aged 25. Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. Inscribed as a token of ESTEEM by his Overland companions.

Re: Hugill family Weir City

DavidGlumart — 2006-04-24 10:18:16Z

I am helping a ladyy with her family history.
Her grandmother was Elizabeth Eleanor Hugill born 1892
we believe in Weir City.
On the 1901 census they were living in Heworth,Durham.

David

Re: Hannah Hugill and John Dawson b1800 DUR, YKS. Whitby

michael_parsonage — 2006-05-25 20:31:53Z

hello helen

william dawson b1819 whitby married to mary dawson b1819 stockton- he was a shipwright
hannah dawson daughter b 1856 married william taylor my grandmothers grandfather

I don't really know anything about the family except that william dawson was still alive in 1901 living in the hartlepool union workhouse . He was 82 at the time

Please contact me direct on joemike@ihug.co.nz

mike parsonage
auckland
new zealand

Reply for William 1832

colinhugill — 2005-09-21 22:05:52Z

In the journal of Mr. J. Dixon's voyage from Whitby to Quebec on the "Columbus" in 1832 he mentions "6 May William Hugill preached to the satisfaction of most who heard him" Later in a letter home he mentions "June 7 William Hugill who went from Glazedale and ourselves tok a house to put our goods in (in York)" also "William Hugill has friends in the Gore of Toranto (sic) about 18 miles from York" and "William Hugill took up his abode there"
If WH "preached" and was a Methodist like Dixon there might (just possibly) be a connection with the Hugill family branch of Hawnby, Yorkshire, England who were among the founders of Methodism there.
Hope this helps and is not a "red herring"

Re: Hugill family Weir City

kenwbuckley — 2006-04-13 18:24:58Z

I have recently been researching my family, and have noted that my grandfather James Hugill b 1886 was taken to Weir City , Kansas, aged 2 or 3 by his parents. There is a 1889 record in the New York arrivals list of the family, parents Henry + Emily and his brother Joseph. Weir City was a mining boom town in the 1880s + 1890s, and the 1881 census says Henry was a miner before they went. They must have returned to England by 1896 when sister Ethel was born. My grandfather James was killed in the 1st world war in Belgium in 1918. I recently found some letters he had written to my grandmother from France in 1918, which make interesting reading. Last year I viewed his name on a memorial wall (no grave)in the Tynecot military cemetery near Ypres. As far as I know, his parents were still alive then, living in Gateshead, but not absolutely sure about that

Re: Hugill's from England to Canada

alisonfleming1 — 2006-10-23 18:53:41Z

Hi Nancy,

Incidentally, one of our Wm HUGILLS, born 1838, married a Mary CHAPMAN. This Wm was born Bilsdale Midcable, North Yorkshire.

His father, also Wm, who worked Norwoods farm all his adult life, was one of my Great Grandfather's brothers, who were born Ellermire farm also in that area.

Maybe that CHAPMAN is one of your relatives?

Regards,
Alison HUGILL (married FLEMING)

Re: Hugill's from England to Canada

alisonfleming1 — 2006-10-23 18:40:58Z

Hi Nancy,

thank you for this detail. Wm Hugill born 1770s is my 3 x G Grandfather etc...lived Ellermire for generations afterwards. Still working back and trying to find how the two HUGILL families who worked the two residences that made up Ellermire, are related. Must be further back somehow. If I might help you with info or you might be able to help me with info, it'd be lovely to hear from you.

Best regards
Alison HUGILL (married FLEMING)

John Hugill (whitby) m Esther Abbott (Limehouse)

bertie_abbott — 2007-04-15 19:36:09Z

Any information on the above. Esther was the sister of my husbands GG grandfather. He seems to have produced Lozengers (according to a census) ! and settled in Chislehurst Kent

Re: Hugill history

lizhale36 — 2006-04-23 20:45:12Z

hiya paul can you help me!

hugill

lizhale36 — 2006-04-23 20:32:33Z

could anyone help, i am really struggling with this family tree, my grandfather herbert hugill married an alice metcalfe. He was born 1901 in westmorland i think, metcalfe comes from hawes, anybody with any info i would greatly appreciate. they were married in burnley lancs or it comes under this town, they lived in nelson lancashire

cheers

Hannah Hugill and John Dawson b1800 DUR, YKS. Whitby

helenkaywatson — 2006-01-29 16:08:37Z

Hi Researching the Dawson side of my family had go back to the above 2.

John and Hannah both born around 1800. I have 1 son William, who was born in Whitby.

William had a number of children including: Robert, Septimus, Mary Ann, John, Hugill, Leonard and Hannah.

Looking to share info.
Cheers
Helen

Mary Nelson 1817 Stockton, DUR, Eng

helenkaywatson — 2006-01-29 16:08:37Z

Looking for info on Mary Nelson born c 1817. Married William Dawson. Children included Robert, Septimus, Mary Ann, John, Hugill, Leonard, and Hannah.

Looking to share info
Cheers
Helen

Re: Hugill's from England to Canada

ngeisler1 — 2005-12-29 22:55:26Z

Re: Hugill's from England to Canada

ngeisler1 — 2005-12-29 22:55:03Z

George Wass Hugill / Sophia Lucetta Hugill offspring

jvhugill — 2008-01-06 15:14:10Z

This couple were my grandparents, from Gateshead and Durham, England.

My Father was John Thirlaway Hugill, and upon marrying my mother, did not contact his family further. I have no knowlege of them. I have learned through Allison Hugill who posted here that he had a brother Joseph William Hugill
Born: 16th October 1905, Felling, Gateshead, Counties of Gateshead and Durham, United Kingdom who emigrated to Australia.
My father emigrated to Brazil, where I was born.

Does anyone have any knowledge of any more offspring?

Thanks so much.
John