Hyde - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Hydes from England to CT, 1640s

SandraMcGraw58 — 2009-11-11 19:08:49Z

Humphrey Hyde first came to Windsor, Ct in 1635 and was granted 4 acres of land which he held until 1653 THEN removed to Fairfield. He is listed with the Founders of Windsor. Hope you still receive this after 8 yrs!

Re: African American Hydes

MsJHyde — 2009-11-11 13:43:46Z

Hello,
I have a Hyde family tree on Ancestry.com, but my Hydes are from Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi. Someone mentioned that there were Hydes living in Viginia. Did anyone moved to Georgia? There was a Samuel Hyde(1784-abt1870) from Wilkes County, Georgia, but I can't find his origin. Samuel Hyde and his family moved to Winston County, Mississippi about 1830. My 2nd great grandmother, Milly Hyde came to Mississippi with this family as a slave. Milly had ten children and I am trying to make a connection with other African American Hydes.

Re: Photos

howdyhyde1 — 2009-11-10 03:14:30Z

You may email photos to carolynlcar@comcast.net.
thank you
Carolyn

Re: African American Hydes

howdyhyde1 — 2009-11-10 03:12:15Z

Please see the Hyde family tree at Ancestry. See Robert Hyde who is the father of Rosa Hyde, Royal Hyde and Harrison Hyde.

Re: Afro American Hyde

howdyhyde1 — 2009-11-10 03:06:46Z

What part of Virginia are your Hyde's from?

Re: Hyde families from Yorkshire (Garton, Millington, South Otterington)

Helenhuskie52 — 2009-11-08 11:14:48Z

Hi BESSIE I DONT KNOW IF WE ARE RELATED BUT MY GRANDFATHER WAS George Cecil Hyde he was married to Ella Kerrison and they had four children one of which as my father Vivian Benjamin George Cecil was from Berkshire he was only married to Ella for a few years then he was bigamasley married to Sarah Shead and she was with child i dont know if it is the same George but if it is you have a big family in the uk.PLEASE send a message back if we are related Helen.look forward to hearing from you

edwin hyde

Bab_Gregg — 2009-11-05 16:15:20Z

I am looking for any info on Edwin Hyde born 1860 in Stalybridge Cheshire, after 1901.

Re: Hyde preacher in 1895

psghyde — 2009-10-30 00:56:04Z

Aron Hyde, born 25 Dec 1832 in Pennslyvania, at age 75 was living in Eureka Springs, Carroll County, Arkansas (do not know how long he had been in Arkansas). He had a twin brother named Moses. Aron was a preacher. He died May 7, 1911. I don't know if Arkansas and these dates fit your needs, but maybe Aron Hyde is your man. I do not have much info on him at this time, I'm just starting to work on the Hyde family line. According to a 1910 census, Aron's father was born in England.

Re: "The Hyde Family Genealogy"

TonnieCates — 2009-10-29 22:43:22Z

Looking for the ancestors of Bennett or Barnett Heide/Hyde/Hide. b @1772 place ? Bennett and his wife Penelope or Penny Hide/Hyde are found in Censuses of Pickens County, S.C. Listed 1830-aft 1870 Census (aged 98 years). Possibly German ancestors, having left descendants who later settled in the Oconee > Pickens > Anderson County, South Carolina area, and abt 1870-75 relocated into Forsyth County, GA. These Heide/Hide/Hyde families may have had previous ties during the Revolutionary period of the Germanna colonies in Virginia, or later in the Little Fork, Culpeper, VA., before their settlement into Pickens, SC.
Anyone familier with Hydes w these movements? Seems to be some possible DNA evidence with Indiana Hydes also.

Re: "The Hyde Family Genealogy"

lhyde18 — 2009-10-28 19:42:32Z

Hi Daniella,
Do you know if your family ancestors were German or English? My husband's family was German and came from Odessa, Russia about 1905. The name was originally spelled Heide. We do not meet many other German Hydes.
Linda

Re: "The Hyde Family Genealogy"

daniellahenri — 2009-10-28 18:56:58Z

My name is Daniella Hyde. My grandfather is Vernon Hyde. We are in Jamaica. He has a sister Nyni Hyde and they have together left behind about five generation but i need to know where they originate from to be here in jamaica because apart from my family i have never met another hyde, so therefore we are very small here. So if you can help i would appreciate

Re: Thomas Hyde

troyandcecilia — 2009-10-21 22:54:01Z

Hi Velpremus

Thank you, I will try to get hold of that death certificate and see if it records any other children.

Troy

Re: Thomas Hyde

velpremus — 2009-10-21 12:58:53Z

The only death on the GRO is of a 57 year old Thomas in 1841. The death was recorded in Hartshead - which is the area that a Mary Hyde(58) and a Cyrus Hyde(19) were in the 1841 census.

http://www.cheshirebmd.org.uk :

HYDE Thomas 57 1841 Hartshead Tameside Cheshire HAR/4/76

GRO Reference:
HYDE Thomas, Ashton Volume 20 Page 71
March quarter 1841.

Overseas orders accepted online at:
http://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/

Thomas Hyde death record

troyandcecilia — 2009-10-21 12:58:30Z

Looking for a death record of a Thomas Hyde. The record would need to indicate that he had a son born in 1816, ie. George's age on list of children would need to reflect that at the time of Thomas's death George was of an age that would indicate he was born in 1816. Thomas married a Mary, George was born in Ashton Under Lyne, Lancashire and moved to Australia with Mary and 3 children in 1842. Assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Troy Hyde

Hydes of Notts, Lincs, Kent and Leics

geraldbritton1 — 2009-10-19 16:23:37Z

Hi -- I am looking for others researching the Hydes of Nottinghamshire, Licolnshire, Kent and Leicestershire. I have these ancestors in my family tree. Some notables: Bernard Hyde of Bore Place, Sundridge, Kent; Hugh hide of Thurgarton, Nottinghamshire, Savile John Hyde of Quorndon, Leicestershire; Humphrey Hyde of Dowsby, Lincolnshire.

I recently created a public tree for this family, based mostly on published pedigrees. You can see it here:

http://trees.ancestry.ca/tree/13264035/family/pedigree

Re: DNA study

DANHYDE53 — 2009-10-15 04:16:05Z

Hi Anna,
Well, he is a new line in the Hyde Sides, but I'll do my best. I am still a bit unfamiliar with the line.
Stephen A. Hyde was born 1804 in Greeneville, South Carolina, and lived quite a while in Pickens County. He moved to Dawson Georgia and died there in 1875. His wife was Martha Sanford and they had 14 children. Thats about all I have currently. Its like starting all over again since the DNA study has linked up 4 different Hyde lines! But we all are starting to work together on a common goal.
Take care, hope this info is helpfull.
Dan Hyde

Re: DNA study

AnnaGross33 — 2009-10-14 22:25:24Z

Dan...what info. do you have on Stephen A. Hyde?

DNA study

DANHYDE53 — 2009-10-11 05:19:19Z

Hi cuzzins,
Recent DNA results have reunited four different Hyde lines. Hiram Hyde of Roane County, Tenn., William Hyde of Breckinridge County, Ky., Stephen A. Hyde of S.C./Ga., and Ansel Hyde of Perry County, Ind. Would love to hear from unknown cousins and get your data on our ever growing Hyde tree.
Also, a request. Any of our British Hyde's across the pond - we could sure use your help in the DNA project. You already know where your ancestors came from - you are still there!! We colonists are still hazy about our English roots, and could use a hand.
Thanks.
Dan Hyde

Re: Mary Hyde/John Taliaferro Simmons of GA

2009-07-17 03:49:31Z

I am looking for Austin Hide who married Mary Gross. I found him in the 1830 Hall County Ga. Census records. They had 9 children at the time . Are they from the same group of Hydes? I only have 3 of the childrens names, William Christopher, Frances,and Julia Ann. Please let me know. Thanks Brinda

Re: Hyde Kane PA

MarianneFisher1 — 2009-05-31 20:18:27Z

Just updating my email address
Find me at mlfisher58 AT verizon.net

Re: African American Hydes

VANDETTA — 2009-09-30 04:58:19Z

Hello:

My Hyde names are: Samuel, Henry, Benjamin & James.

Been looking a long time for my Hyde connection and not too long ago found some in Cleveland, Oh.

Re: Dr John Galbraith Hyde (Ireland - Canada)

AnneNelson95 — 2009-06-23 07:58:14Z

Hi Peter
Thanks for getting in touch - and sorry it's taken me a while to get back to you.
Yes I have made lots of headway, including being given a box of papers by my mother that had quite a lot of info you have sent over! So many thanks. I also found two articles you've written, via Google, on medical practice (and malpractice) in Canada - both very interesting reading and lots of biographical detail.
No, I haven't seen your info on CBMH - what is that?
I still have two gaps in my research:
I'm trying to find out more about the Hydes in Ireland. I believe they may have been planters.
I'm also interested in knowing more about Charles Julius Mickle and Sarah Richards - why they went to Canada and what their life was like - what they did. I'd like to get over there and go through the Guelph Univ Library collection - maybe one day!
Please stay in touch: anne-nelson@xtra.co.nz
Anne

Re: Indiana Hydes

DANHYDE53 — 2009-06-27 20:13:52Z

If you are still out there, Craig, The 3 folks here [ Cheryl, Arthur, and myself ], are now linked thru the Hyde DNA study. Get on board, cousin!!
Dan Hyde
Cedar Hill, Mo.

Re: "The Hyde Family Genealogy"

DANHYDE53 — 2009-06-27 20:08:11Z

I know this is an old post, but if you are still researching, Dan, give me a shout at danhyde53@att.net We have some great stuff going on with DNA research.
Best regards,
Dan Hyde

Hyde Reunion

DANHYDE53 — 2009-08-07 03:51:05Z

Hello all Hydes,
The annual Hyde Gathering is taking place October 3, 2009 at Prospect Baptist Church, Niangua, Mo. Bring covered dish for lunch. We have united 4 Hyde lines and found Ansel with DNA research. A whole bunch of stuff to look at/ talk about.
See ya'll there.
Dan Hyde

Re: Kansas Hyde's

TLClingman — 2009-07-17 03:23:40Z

The names you mentioned would be children of William Hyde who is the son of Northrop Hyde. My great grand aunt Martha Briggs married Robert Hyde, son of Northrop Hyde. I would be happy to share what I have with you. Please email me at tlccollectibles@nckcn.com

Terry

Re: Hydes of Franklin County, NY

scorak — 2009-09-25 00:42:42Z

Hi Richard,

I'm wondering if you're still looking for information about Volney and Elbridge Hyde. I think we may have chatted a few years ago, but perhaps we've discovered new things we can share. Elbridge and Charlotte were my ggrandparents. I'd love to hear from you.

Re: George and mary

zazzsa — 2009-06-07 07:41:57Z

I wonder if John Kirkham was Cynthia Hyde's Son and she died her sister married his father and raised John as his own
Nellie Hyde is here

http://www.anishinaabe.net/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=...

lizzie Hyde is here

http://www.anishinaabe.net/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=...

Re: William Hyde b. 1848 Stockport Second,Cheshire

hydemarch — 2009-06-05 10:49:06Z

Hi Mary,I've just spotted your request. I am a descendant of Isaac Hyde, [father of your Charles & Harriett] by his second marriage to Ann Birchenough.
I hope that this will help you and hope that it is not too confused!

William son of Charles/Harriett born 1849
Married Esther Lofthouse nee Dickinson.Dec 1879 at Salford St.Simon, Salford. I do not have the actual date. Esther's parents were Henry Dickenson and Margaret Clark who were married at Ribble Register Office, Clitheroe Dec 1840.
Esther Dickinson was a sister to Ann Dickinson [b.1846, Preston who married Henry Billington in Preston.]
These families were all up in Workington in 1881 together with Mark, William and Henry Hyde [a brewer who had a very complicated life] all brothers, and sons of Charles Hyde/Harriett Sykes.

This was a second marriage for Esther. The children Mary Alice and John Thomas were from her previous marriage. I have not found a death for John Lofthouse.
Esther and William were married in Salford and the children William, Harriet and Mark were all born in Manchester followed by Annie and Emma born in Workington..although their marriage was not until 1879.
[Esther's sister Ann Dickenson married Henry Billington. 6 Aug 1865 at Preston St. John.]
Their children were living with the Billington family in Workington in 1891 after the death of their parents.
Both William and Esther died young whilst up in Workington. The children were looked after by the Billingtons until they went to Pawtuckett, US. to join their uncle Mark after 1891.
On the 1891 census, Mary Alice, John Thomas and Harriet were no longer living with their siblings so maybe they had already married.
It is possible that they moved together with the Billington family as William married Isabella Billington in Pawtucket.

Esther had a second marriage after the births of the children Mary Alice, John Thomas and William all surnamed HYDE on the 1881. [I need to check that, also 1871 census would be useful.]
It appears that they had three children born in Manchester before they finally married in 1879 at Salford St. Simon.
After William and Esther died, their youngsters were living with Henry Billington and Ann in Workington. Much later, their son William married his cousin Isabelle Billington in the USA.
William died in Workington in 1887 and was buried at Harrington St. Cemetary. Esther died two years later in 1889 and was also buried at Harrington St. Cemetary. I do not seem to have the actual dates. David Hyde might have these.

Children:-
Mary A. b.1867
John T. b. 1870
William Hyde b. 1873

There is a record of a William Hyde born at Manchester and registered Jun 1873 8d 404
This could be him.
In 1891, William was living with the family of Henry BILLINGTON in Workington with his brother Mark and Emma age 7.

William later married Isabelle the daughter of Henry Billington and Ann Dickenson, I thought they might have emigrated but David Hyde has discovered a different story:-

Now to something less complicated - William Hyde's children.

I was under the impression that Henry and Ann Billington emigrated to the US. However their migration was less ambitious, they moved to Preston with their son James and appear there in the 1901 Census.
William's son William married Isabella Billington
William and his wife Isabella Billington moved to Preston. The child shown as 1 year old in the 1891 Census as Robert Billington became Robert Hyde.
Annie Hyde. no info.
Edith Hyde not much info except that she married William COUCHA.
I have this from Donald Burkett Hyde in Pawtucket a desc. of Charles's son James Sykes Hyde who emigrated to US.

Harriett b. 1876
Harriett appears in the 1891 census as a servant at a place near Maryport.

Mark Hyde
Born 1878
In 1891, Mark was living with the family of Henry Billington, uncle, at 10, Devonshire St. Workington. with him was his elder brother William and Emma.
His aunt Ann was a sister of their mother Esther Dickenson
Mark married in 1894 at Cockermouth but I have not been able to trace him subsequently.

Annie b. Sep. 1880.
It appears that Annie married a Nicholaus Knoll at Pittsburgh, Allegheny. PA in 1900 and they appear on the 1910 census in the same place.

Emma b. 1883 Workington Cumbria.
Emma lived with the Billington family, her Uncle Henry, in Workington after her parents died.
By 1900 she was living in Pawtucket, Rhode Island with her uncle Mark Hyde and Sophia Lockyer.
Emma Hyde married James Thomas 19 Jun 1902 at Woodlawn Baptist Church Pawtucket. they had one daughter named Florence May b. 20 Feb 1907 at 47 Thornely St. Pawtucket.
Florence married George Ruhlin 11 Oct. 1928 at Halsey St. Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn NY. they had two children,
Donald George and Florence Emma.
I have lots of details of all their combined children - too much to add in here. Florence Emma married William Eugene Sullivan and had six children between 1954-1963.
Donald George was married 23 Dec 1950 at St. Paul's Methodist Church to Dolores Perry and had three children.

As I found a Mark Hyde at Allegheny, Pennsylvania as well as an Annie I have some hopes of finding them over there.

Let me know how you get on with all of this, please.

Sue.

Re: William Hyde b. 1848 Stockport Second,Cheshire

hydemarch — 2009-06-08 18:54:58Z

Hi Mary,

I haven't heard from you though I have posted two emails, one a positively huge one, to your 'yahoo' address.

Hoping that they have arrived. Please let me know. the 'big one' contained an enormous amount of information.

Sue

Looking for Joseph John Hyde

webmany — 2009-07-17 02:12:18Z

I am trying to track down my Grandfathers Uncle. No one in the family knows what happened to him.

Joseph John Hyde
Born: march 1875, Epsom, Surrey, , England
His father is George Barthram Hyde
Mother is Matilda Parker

He came to Canada with 2 of his brothers, and went back to England.

Re: Dr John Galbraith Hyde (Ireland - Canada)

Peter_YVR — 2009-06-04 23:18:05Z

Hello Anne:

John Galbraith Hyde was my grandmother's grandfather, and I have done a fair amount of research on him, his brother and sister. I would be happy to share some with you, though it's probably a bit much to post in this forum (though I did publish some of it in the CBMH, as you may have seen)!

Have you made much headway since January?

Peter

Re: Edward Hyde

smac51152 — 2009-09-22 22:33:00Z

Perhaps we've had this conversation before - several years ago, but I'll try anyway. My great. great grandfather John Hyde, and his wife Catherine came from England to Canada and then to Michigan. One of their sons, Almond (the youngest, I think) was my great grandfather. He lived in Lexington, Michigan and had 7 children, some of whom stayed all their lives in Port Huron (not my family). I've tried many times to find out where John and Catherine came from - do you know? Are they descended from Edward Hyde as claimed by some of them? I've never found a connection, but then I never knew where they came from.

Re: African American Hydes

howdyhyde1 — 2009-09-26 01:15:16Z

Can you send the Hyde names you have in your line? thanks

Re: Jack Hyde birth listed as Oklahoma

Heavenbound34 — 2009-08-04 17:44:43Z

We have a Jack Hyde in our Family in Al. He lived in Al and OKlahoma during his life time. It is possible it is him. Let me check with my dad. They had such a big family.

William Christopher Hyde's relatives Hyde Reunion at Tannehill State Park Alabama 2009

llat7 — 2009-06-13 20:35:39Z

Come one Come All To the Annual Hyde Reunion (2009) at Tannehill State Park in Alabama.

It's time again for the Annual Hyde Reunion of William Christopher Hyde's relatives and friends.

Tannehill State Park is located off of the Bucksville Exit of Interstate 59. There are signs that you can follow. Also, if you are coming from I459 then it is the first exit at McCalla. You go past McAdory High School several miles and it is on the left. The road you are traveling is Eastern Valley Road. It has a big sign that says Tannehill State Park. Tannehill is located in three Counties, Jefferson, Bibb and Tuscaloosa Counties. After you get to the entrance of the park you will turn left and go across their little railroad and turn right after crossing the bridge. The shed will have a sign that says Hyde Reunion.

William Christopher Hyde was the Tin Peddler who moved all over Alabama and he was born in Hall County, Georgia. He lived in these Counties in Alabama: Fayette, Walker, Jefferson, Bibb and Shelby.

He married twice and had 10 children by each wife. Here are his family names:

His first wife and children are:

Caroline Margaret Farley born abt. 1825 in Alabama died Before 1872

Children:

Elizabeth Hyde b. abt 1846 in Mississippi

May Hyde b. abt. 1850 in Mississippi

Jane Hyde b. abt 1853 in Alabama

James Montgomery Hyde b. abt 1854 married to a Sarah E. ? told he was married several times but I don't have any other spouses.

Julia Hyde b. abt. 1855 in Alabama

Margaret Hyde abt. 1857 in Alabama married a Pickett one time.

Arvel (Arv, Arvil) Hyde his first name might have been Francis. b. 20 Jul 1860 in Alabama d. 30 Jan 1956 in
Rutledge Springs, Jefferson County, Alabama Buried at Hullins Chapel Cemetery, Springville, St. Clair County, Alabama. Married Mary Mitchell (b. abt. 1855) Married Eliza Francis McCay (b. Dec 13, 1890) May 1918 in Springville, St. Clair County, Alabama

Willie Hyde b. 1865 died unknown

Susan Hyde b. May 14, 1867 Died June 19, 1932 and she
married a Boothe.

William's second wife:

Selia (Celia) Bircheat (It has different last name spellings) b. Oct 24, 1847 in Alabama died May 10 1910 and she is buried at Antioch Baptist Church Cemetery in Shelby County. She is buried by William Christopher Hyde.

Joel W. Hyde b. March 6, 1873 in Fayette, Fayette County, Alabama and died September 5, 1892 and he is also buried at Antioch Baptist Church.

Christopher William Hyde (AKA Buddy Hyde) b. Fayette County, Alabama. But I have been also told he was born in Ga. I will have to check on this. d. Feb 12, 1919 He married Sara Elizabeth Clark (B. Jan 10, 1878)on August 1, 1897.

Shelby Lee Hyde (Shep) He was a Primitive Baptist Preacher. b. August 13, 1876 d. October 29, 1964 in Alabama. He married Mary Elizabeth Callie Jane Majors (b. Mar 26, 1884)on Feb18, 1900. His second wife was Ossie Norris (b. June 27, 1891).

Austin Augustine Hyde b. May 11, 1878 in Fayette, Fayette County, Alabama d. Oct. 25, 1958 in Birmingham, Alabama. Married Sarah Jane Sylina Ann White (b May 6, 1882) September 19, 1899 In Birmingham, Alabama

Burl Boston Hyde b. September 20, 1879 in Walker County, Alabama d. Feb 20, 1957 in Bibb County,Alabama married Mary Ann Blake (b Aug 26, 1887)on September 20 1913.

Rufus F. Hyde He was a Primitive Baptist Preacher. b.October 27, 1881 in Walker County, Alabama d. July 19, 1947 in Cheilton County, Alabama married Amie Viola Williams (b 1882) on July 20 1902.

John Newton Hyde b. May 19, 1885 d. August 5, 1947 He married Ossie Norris (b June 27, 1891) Apr 4 1910.

Thomas Jefferson Hyde b April 18, 1887 in Shelby County Alabama d. Apr 1971. He married Nettie Majors (b. abt 1895) Mar 12, 1908.

Caroline (Carrie) Hyde Collins b. September 6, 1888 in Bibb county, Alabama d. June 16 1971. She married Joseph Michael Collins (Apr 5, 1881) on Apr 18 1903 in Bibb County, Alabama

Henry Clay (Clay) Hyde b. August 16, 1890 d. July 5, 1960 He married Alice Marie Clark (b. Feb. 11, 1895) on Mar 3, 1911.

William Christopher Hyde's siblings are thought to be these:

Julia Ann Hyde b. August 1830 in Georgia d. October 26, 1897 in Montevallo, Shelby County, Alabama She is buried at the same cemetery as William. Married Elam Booth (b November 25, 1826)

Delia Hyde b. Georgia d. Shelby County, Alabama

Martha Hyde b. Georgia d. Shelby County, Alabama

Frances Hyde b. June 30 1843 i Georgia d. April 5, 1920 in Boothton, Shelby County, Alabama married James Wesley Booth ((b.Jun 19, 1834) September 29, 1861 in Boothton, Shelby County, Alabama. She is buried at the same cemetery as William Christopher Hyde.

Mary Hyde (Don't have any information on her)

If you need any more information or directions on how to go please email me at LLat7@myway.com. I will be happy to give you directions. Or tell you more about this family if interested.

Please everyone that is related or knows this family please come. We will be having dinner there too. Bring a dish with you and let's enjoy each other's company.

Thanks,

Leah Hyde Latimer

Augustus Hyde

charlyew — 2009-08-10 01:28:49Z

See post 'Joseph & Lavinda AND Samuel & Alice Hyde'

Re: Hyde preacher in 1895

PhilipTRoss — 2009-08-28 21:24:13Z

I am also descended from Samuel Hyde/Rebecca Seaton > Samuel Perry Hyde > John B Hyde > Mary Margaret Hyde marriage to Jeremiah Taylor. Samuel & Rebecca would be my 6th great grandparents. I would be very interested in exchanging information with you and Marilyn. Thanks,

Phil Ross
PhilRoss2007@gmail.com

Thomas Hyde

troyandcecilia — 2009-10-10 22:34:17Z

Hannah Hyde of Hyde,Cheshire

Bab_Gregg — 2009-07-07 16:46:13Z

I am looking for info on Hannah Hyde born 1834 in Hyde,Cheshire.
She married William Singleton in 1866 in Ashton under Lyne it was a Civil Marriage.

Re: HYDE/GILLENDER Steubenville, Ohio

cosmoman_1 — 2009-07-17 03:29:46Z

This is in response to a inquiry dated 2005 regarding the Hyde/Gillender Family of Steubenville, Ohio. Someone was trying to link a Alicia to this family. My great grandfather was Francis Hyde (1823-1870) and his wife was a Rebecca Maloney (1821-1884). His father was a Isaac Hyde (born ca. 1788 in Manchester, England) and died 1833 in Stuebenville, Ohio. If you are interested in this family line please contact me.

Hydes of Saddleworth

simonpickford1 — 2009-10-10 20:03:40Z

Has anyone got any links to the Hydes of Saddleworth - 1775 - 1810 - farmers up on the moors I believe.

SimonP

Re: William Hyde b. 1848 Stockport Second,Cheshire

mabrownbriggs — 2009-06-06 17:52:34Z

Hello Sue! Well we haven't chatted in some time. I hope things have been well for you and yours?
I should have written to you right off about William Hyde, thank you for sharing. I would have written sooner but I can't find your email address. I didn't write to Donald Burkett Hyde for this info either because I have lost his home address as well. Have you been in contact with him recently? I know he dosen't use the internet but I would love to have his address if you still have it?
I was also wondering if you know where Isaac Hyde was born and married? I know his son Charles was born in Dumfries in 1812 but I didn't know if they were originally from Scotland or went there via England for some reason?
I had also thought that James Sykes Hyde had immigrated to the US but David Hyde informed me he didn't.I had actually mixed up some of my info and that's not too hard to do with this family! David kindly sent me a nice amount of information and I am indebted to him for his generousity.
If you have the time please fill me in on Henry Hyde the brewer. You say he had a very complicated life and I'd really love to hear about it.
If you have more on the Hyde's that you're willing to share I'd love to see it? I'd love to surprise my mom with a bigger, fuller Hyde family tree. When I picked up this search for her she had only the names and some dates of her uncles, aunts, and grandparents. She never even knew her grandmothers maiden name. So we have come pretty far but you know how it is once you've been bitten by the 'gene bug' you want to find more. I am also beginning a search on the Billington's to see who immigrated and where they went. I have been searching for William and Esther Hyde's children, Emma, Mark, and Annie Hyde as well.
I did find Annie Hyde, her husband Nicholas Knoll and family in Allegheny, PA. 1900 census through information that David sent to me..
I haven't found who Emma married or where she died yet but my mom thinks it may have been in NY?
It appears Mark Hyde died in (probably in Pawtucket?) Providence County,RI on Nov. 25,1943 and was buried in Mossasuck Cemetary,Central Falls,RI where many of the Hyde family members are buried. I don't know who he married yet or if their were any children but I will let you know if I find anything else. Thanks so much for emailing all this info to me. If you wish you can email me directly at; fourwinds22064(at)yahoo.com
I look forward to hearing from you again Sue.
~ Mary

Hyde's

BethLippe — 2009-08-26 16:48:13Z

Belle Rebecca is my great great grandmother. I can't find ANY info regarding her parents, David Albert Hyde and Kerene H(Happuck, Happuch?) Moor or the families of her siblings. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

Re: HYDE Surname

BethLippe — 2009-08-06 20:23:16Z

Dude, thought I'd NEVER find this! My great great great grandmother is Keren, great great grandmother is Belle Rebecca and great grandmother is Elinor Leslie. I have NO info on either David or Keren. Belle was born in Godfrey in 1871. Please e-mail me, as I think we cn help each other out.

Hydes of Macclesfield 1800's - Cheshire

lindsayhyde1 — 2009-06-12 03:04:34Z

Looking for any decendants or information on Edward Hyde (abt 1798, Prestbury) and his son Thomas Hyde (1835-1869, Macclesfield) who lived in Macclesfield, Cheshire. In particular pre Edward Hyde 1789.

Lindsay

Re: Mary Hyde/John Taliaferro Simmons of GA

bbttbb19761 — 2009-07-17 03:48:43Z

My gg grandfather was john simmons who married Mary Hyde.

bbttbb19761

Re: looking for family ties

TonnieCates — 2009-07-17 03:50:21Z

Am interested in learning more about Tallie and Cora Hyde Spencer. My husband's ancestors were related to Allen Hyde, Cora's father. You may contact me at
tonniec@windstream.net

Hyde - Malvern area UK

Derek911evac — 2009-08-13 17:32:12Z

My grandmothers side of the family are Hydes, and are from the Birmingham, and mainly Malvern area of the country.
I'd be interested to hear from anyone with links to this family.

Many thanks

Re: Kansas Hyde's

csschubert — 2009-07-17 03:24:21Z

My mother passed away about 1 1/2 years ago. I have pictures of Northrop M. Hyde. Somewhere I have a picture from the Civil War. I am not sure what unit he was with. My grandmother was Mae Hyde from Penokee Kansas. Does this ring a bell with anyone. Her brothers were Harry and Sherm.