Jauncey - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: GEORGE JAUNCEY of Birmingham, England

mason_sheila — 2012-12-30 18:56:54Z

Hi, I am in the process of adding the Jauncey tree to mine. Please feel free to contact me,
regards Sheila

Re: GEORGE JAUNCEY of Birmingham, England

mason_sheila — 2012-08-27 15:48:07Z

Hello Mike, I am researching the Jauncey family for my partner Davide, if you are interested, please email me
Sheila

sheila_mason@sky.com

Thomas Jauncey father of Grace Jauncey

ercs_ercs — 2012-07-11 19:05:02Z

Does anyone have any information on Thomas Jauncey whose daughter Grace married William Chadwick on 9th Sept 1865 in Adlington, Lancashire, UK. One of the witnesses was possibly called Emily Jauncey.
Many thanks.

Re: Jauncey

mason_sheila — 2012-06-30 17:43:31Z

Hi, I live in Worcester Uk and I am researching the Jauncey family for my partner Davide Jauncey. He is a descendant of William Fergus Jauncey. I would love to make contact if wished,
kind regards Sheila

sheila_mason@sky.com

Re: Jauncey

Dale_GatherumGoss — 2012-06-27 07:41:35Z

Hi

I would love to talk to you about your father. I am also interested in JHJ junior.

Dale

Re: Jauncey

Dale_GatherumGoss — 2012-06-27 07:40:29Z

Hi

I am interested in James H Jauncey II. I know that he studied at UWA and would love to swap information.
Thanks

Dale

Re: GEORGE JAUNCEY of Birmingham, England

mason_sheila — 2012-06-22 16:21:22Z

Hi I am researching the Jauncey family and would we happy to share info,
Sheila (Worcester UK)

sheila_mason@sky.com

Re: GEORGE JAUNCEY of Birmingham, England

mason_sheila — 2012-06-22 16:18:53Z

I am researching the Jauncey family if you want some info,
Sheila (Worcester uk )

sheila_mason@sky.com

Re: GEORGE JAUNCEY of Birmingham, England

MikeCooke55 — 2011-05-23 15:37:35Z

I am related to Florence Mary A Bagnall born 1881. I would like any information you can give me on their family.

Re: GEORGE JAUNCEY of Birmingham, England

geejay99 — 2010-12-16 00:45:28Z

Hi Belinda.

Thanks for the post. What info would you like?

I understand Lewis George died in 1960, aged 78, and was married to Florence Bagnall in 1902. They had at least 10 children I think, including Paul Bernard. Any info on the family would be useful.

I'm trying to discover where and when Lewis' father George (born 1855) died. I have lots of info on George's siblings and parents if you are interested. George was my GG uncle.

Cheers.

Greg

Re: GEORGE JAUNCEY of Birmingham, England

belindajauncey — 2010-12-15 14:30:24Z

My father in law was Lewis's son

Re: GEORGE JAUNCEY of Birmingham, England

belindajauncey — 2010-12-15 13:56:13Z

My father in law Paul Bernard Jauncey was one of Lewis's children

Re: Jauncey

belindajauncey — 2010-12-15 13:54:08Z

We are in S.A. Related to Lewis Jauncey

Re: GEORGE JAUNCEY of Birmingham, England

belindajauncey — 2010-12-15 13:51:49Z

Please could you send me any info that you have as my father in law's father was Lewis Jauncey

Re: GEORGE JAUNCEY of Birmingham, England

belindajauncey — 2010-12-15 13:48:23Z

Please could ypu downlaod any info you have.

Jauncey - Birmingnham, Warwickshire, UK - 1800s

Emma_Goodgion — 2010-11-16 23:59:34Z

My husbands Gt, Grandmother was Amy Jauncey B: 1872 in Birmingham Warwickshire. Her Fathers name was William Jauncey B: ? Hereford Ledbury.. I have put a question mark to his birth and I have some conficting dates.

Would love to hear of anyone who is researching the Jauncey of Birmingham, Warwickshire.

Emmagoodgion@yahoo.com

Fall of a House and Dreadful Loss of Life at Islington

Studygirl — 2010-10-24 23:09:49Z

From Berrow's Worcester Journal Saturday 17th February 1855

"On Sunday night a house in the Lower Road, Islington, fell with a crash that resounded through the neighbourhood. At first, the staircase and central portion of the house fell down. The conductor of the fire-escape, stationed on Islington Green, proceeded to the spot where he found a man, his wife and two children at the second floor front
window. He ascended, and brought down in safety the four persons whose lives were so much jeopardised. As other portions of the house continued
falling, the machine was obliged to be removed and immediately
afterwards the whole front of the building fell to the ground, burying
in the ruins a number of people. The following is the correct list of
the killed:- Thomas HODGES, aged 14 years; *George HODGES, aged 8 years;
Joseph GLOVER, aged 26 years; Jane GLOVER, aged 23 years, the wife of
the former; Joseph GLOVER, aged 4 years, a son of the before-named;
*Sarah LANE, aged 40 years; and Francis STOKER, a police-constable of
the N-division, No. 262, aged 38, who has left a widow and one child to
deplore his untimely death. The circumstances attending this officer's
death are of a very deplorable nature. The brave fellow, having heard
the cries of a woman in the house, rushed through one of the doors,
reached the place the woman was in, took her in his arms, and was in the
act of carrying her downstairs, when a portion of the side wall fell,
and both were forced down and instantly covered with the rubbish. When
extricated, both were found to be quite dead. The building in question
was a very old one, consisting of a double house, one half of which was
over a shop; the other half was over a gateway forming an entrance to
some stables at the back"

*The people who died were actually Samuel LANE aged 46 and James HODGES
aged 8.

The story & subsequent coroner's inquest was covered in great detail by
The Times and many other papers.

In the house at the time of the collapse were (amongst others) married
sisters Jane GLOVER nee JAUNCEY & Eliza Ann HODGES nee JAUNCEY and their
families. Benjamin JAUNCEY, brother of the 2 women, lived around the
corner and was injured trying to rescue his sisters and their families.
Eliza Ann & Charles HODGES and 2 of their children survived the collapse. Jane & Joseph GLOVER, Joseph GLOVER jnr and Thomas & James HODGES all perished.

Re: Jauncey from islington

Studygirl — 2010-10-06 19:05:10Z

It now turns out that Jane JAUNCEY was not my ancestor.

I had thought that she and her husband Joseph GLOVER were the parents of my Joseph GLOVER born around 1850. They did indeed have a son called Joseph GLOVER born around that time but all 3 died (along with 2 of Jane's nephews - sons of her sister Eliza Ann HODGES nee JAUNCEY- and 2 other people) when the building they were (2 Lower Street, Islington) collapsed around them on the 11th Feb 1855.

It was quite a celebrated case in its time and reports from the coroner's inquest appeared in many papers including The Times. This was mainly because one of the others who died was a policeman who had rushed into the building when it started to fall but had died when the staircase fell on top of him.

Jane's brother Benjamin JAUNCEY was one of the witnesses at the inquest as he had managed to rescue Eliza Ann, her husband and 2 children but just couldn't save their other 2 or Jane and her family. Also called as a witness was the elderly Joseph GLOVER father of Jane's husband.

Re: Origins of the name Dauncey

Rebad0950 — 2010-09-27 01:53:35Z

Hi Frank,
I am a descendant of the Gloucester Dauncey's. My father John B T D was born in Leigh, His father was Ronald J born in Lewisham London. I am interested to know if you have any info
on Eva Marjorie Dauncey, born 1908 in Essex. I have come to a dead end.
My tree is called Dauncey Casson on this site if you wish to see it.
Thanks, Rebecca Dauncey

Re: Jaunceys in Australia

AngelaWallington — 2010-07-18 00:56:31Z

I have no more information regarding SHegog other than mentioned previously, but will do my best to at least photograph the potrait (it is framed and is covered in convex glass)

AngelaW

Re: Jaunceys in Australia

katepilling48 — 2010-06-05 12:34:00Z

I have several Shegog family trees going back to Ireland. One mentions Sarah Jane Manson Jauncey (nee Shegog) 1852-1908 who married William James Jauncey in 1866 in Eden. There is a note saying Sarah may have died of pneumonia. Also there is a Kate Jauncey, a nurse, who has done some research into the family history. I am interested in talking to her. I don't know anything else about the Jauncey's but I am interested in what you have. I would love a copy of Sarah's portrait painting.
Sarah Jane Shegog is the daughter of Robert hamilton Shegog 1815-1905 and Penelope Stevenson Manson 1832-1914. sarah is the eldest of 12 children. They are Sarah Jane, John 1854-1855, Catherine (Kate) Getty 1856-1925, Robert Getty 1858-1859, Robert (Bob) Getty 1860-1923, Elizabeth Bell 1864-1872, Margaret Manson 1865-?, Penelope 1868-?, Ellen Caldwell 1869-?, Annie (Anne) Francis 1870-?, George 1873-1873.
Robert Hamilton emmigrated to Melbourne from Ireland in 1851. He was a cabinetmaker. Made his fortune on the Vic. goldfields. The first 6 children were born in Collingwood Vic. Then they moved to the Bega area around 1863. 5 children were born in Eden. Then moved back to Melbourne in 1871 where the last child was born. He was a farmer at Twofold Bay. I believe he owned a farm on the Bega to Tathra Road.
Robert Hamilton had 10 siblings, 6 came to Australia (Vic.), 2 went to America and 2 stayed in Ireland. I am a descendant of his sister Mary Ann.
Robert's parents are George Shegog and Catherine St clair Getty, some of Catherine's family emmigrated to America and they are tied up to the famouse GETTY'S and also Gettysburgh and the American civil war.
I have lots of names if you are interested. Particulary Robert Hamilton Shegog's descendants.

Re: Jaunceys in Australia

AngelaWallington — 2010-06-05 01:34:58Z

I have a family tree from my great aunt which mentions Sarah Jane Manson Shegog as marrying William Jauncey(william's siblings: John (b.1843); Mary (b.1844)Elizabeth (b.1848); James (b.1850); Agnes (b.1851); Margaret (b.1852); Ellen (b.1854); Julia (b.1855). According to info I have, parents of William et al are John (b.1816, emmigrated to Sydney in 1833) married Mary Carew. I also have another tree which seems to continue back from John Jauncey leading back as far as William Jauncey (bur 29 May 1774 in Colwal Hereford).......would love any additional info re SHegog (we have a portrait painting of Sarah in the family)

Re: GEORGE JAUNCEY of Birmingham, England

melvyndyson — 2010-03-05 20:23:25Z

Hi, have you got any further with search for Elizabeth JAUNCEY married 1922, Joseph BOURTON..??? Elizabeth was known as CISSY , her father was CHARLES who married Charlotte Elizabeth DEGG, 1883, Birmingham....I have some details of previous generations that I need to confirm with someone researching same tree branch.....Hope this is same family as yours....MEL.....

Re: Jauncey

Dale_GatherumGoss — 2010-01-27 07:39:14Z

Hi

I thought I would mention that I have recently had my DNA analysed through the Ancestry DNA service if anyone is interested in a comparison. I'd be keen to swap information with anyone also related to the Jauncey family from Western Australia and initially from Worcester.

I have some VERY interesting stories, indeed.

Dale

Re: Jauncey

Dale_GatherumGoss — 2010-01-27 07:34:39Z

Hi

I am descended from the Jauncey line through my paternal line. For what it is worth, I recently had my DNA analysed by the Ancestry DNA service and it does show that my line was originally likely to come from the north of Spain or South of France area.

Dale

Re: Jaunceys in Australia

Dale_GatherumGoss — 2010-01-24 22:25:23Z

Hi Liz

It is good to hear from you. I'd love to swap information on this family. I ahve found quite a bit and have documents and photos that you are welcome to have.

Shoot me a private email on dalensue@bigpond.net.au when you have a moment

Dale

Re: Jaunceys in Australia

lizjauncey40 — 2010-01-19 21:28:38Z

looks like we may have a connection. on my side he was born in sept 1892 and died in joondanna in 1964. his parents were james and charlotte or rossanah as she was called by any of her 2 names. if this is the same person please let me know so we can help each other. thanks, Liz

Re: Jaunceys in Australia

Dale_GatherumGoss — 2009-12-19 02:36:50Z

Hi Kate

Thanks for your kind wishes.
I ahve now passed on your email address and request for contact. Good luck!

Merry Christmas

Dale

Re: Jaunceys in Australia

katepilling48 — 2009-12-19 02:18:10Z

Hi Dale
I would love to email Kate in Bega area but don't have her details. Could you pass on my email address to her. katepilling@msn.com I would be grateful if this is possible.
Merry Christmas.

Re: Jaunceys in Australia

Dale_GatherumGoss — 2009-12-18 23:32:08Z

Hi Kate

Thanks for your email. I ahve spoken to Kate and discussed how the two Jauncey clans might be related.....we seem to be missing a link somewhere but given that both came from a similar area...hopes are high to dovetal the two together.

Thanks again
Dale

Re: Jaunceys in Australia

katepilling48 — 2009-12-18 12:04:58Z

The name Jauncey crosses my research into the name Shegog. In 1866 a William James Jaunces married Sarah Jane Manson Shegog in Eden NSW. Kate Jauncey from that area is researching her family, I believe. Don't have any more information re the Jauncey family. Hope this little bit helps.

Re: Jaunceys in Australia

Dale_GatherumGoss — 2009-10-10 04:18:31Z

Hi

I think I might....
Would love to talk to you more about this.

Dale
dale@trustmagic.com.au

Re: Jaunceys in Australia

Dale_GatherumGoss — 2009-10-08 09:52:27Z

Hi
I have sent you an email and would love to swap stories and information. If it does not arrive, feel free to contact me on dale@trustmagic.com.au

Re: Jaunceys in Australia

jmj19801 — 2009-09-30 04:46:11Z

Hi my name is Jon Jauncey,my father grew up in perth, My Grandfather's name was Joe Jauncey and his father was James Henry Jauncey.. feel free to email me... jmj1980@live.com.au

Re: Jaunceys in Australia

lizjauncey40 — 2009-07-21 14:38:09Z

we have a great uncle who also went to australia. he was part of a large family and we are trying to trace what happened to them all and their children. i have gone back as far as 1814 and am now filling in the families of those that i have. if you would like to contact me you can on betty_jaun@hotmail.com
thanks Liz

Re: GEORGE JAUNCEY of Birmingham, England

lizjauncey40 — 2009-07-21 14:35:09Z

i dont know if you are still researching the tree but i have a comprehensive part of the family tree. i have it posted on here and you can look at it. as yet i have only got back as far as 1814 but am filling in wives and children of those that i already have.
you can e-mail me on betty_jaun@hotmail.com
thanks Liz

Jauncey Family

jslash831 — 2008-04-25 19:16:48Z

I am looking for Minnie Bailey who married Oakley Jauncey and had atleast one child, a daughter Jane. I understand them to have lived in New York. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Jauncey

shawryan_1 — 2008-02-22 09:47:38Z

James Henry Jauncey and Lily Jauncey are my great-grandparents. My father is James Reginald Jauncey, James H Jauncey(jnr)'s son. I understand that Lily Jauncey was a porcelain painter. Do you know the factory she worked at?

Re: Jauncey

aquemby — 2007-05-15 23:46:13Z

I have an ancestor called Eliza Cook Jauncey who married my ggg grandfather Joseph James QUEMBY. She ws born in Sydenham, Lewisham, Kent and they were married at St Andrew's, Lambeth, Surrey in 1874. I do not have any information on Eliza's ancestors and would be interested if you have anything at all on her forbears. I can provide you with her descendants on my father's side of course. We did have another relative who did some research and came up with the name Stebbington, but I found that Eliza's mother was probably Elizabeth Steventon. This may all be totally wrong as the birth records for England that I can get only go back to 1837 and she was born between 1813 and 1818 as far as I can gather. Have you any information on this part of the family? I would be really glad to have it if so!

Best wishes

Angela Quemby

Re: Jaunceys in Australia

warren_coleman_126 — 2007-03-12 20:59:08Z

Can you give me data on Ebeneezer's wife Please ???
his father was Phillip Henry b sept 1853 and his mother Mary Ann Done b abt 1856 do you have (or want) any more???
I am doing this research for a couple of Living 2nd Cousins of yours!

Re: Jaunceys in Australia

gjauncey1 — 2007-03-12 20:43:16Z

Hi, Im stiil at this email, but have not been on this site for about 12 months.

Regards
GJ

Re: Jaunceys in Australia

warren_coleman_126 — 2007-03-12 20:18:04Z

I am working on your branch of the Jauncey's and wondering if
this e-mail is still good I have much on Ebbenezer'a ancestors
but I have nothing on his wife and son??
Warren Coleman

Re: JAUNCEY OF WHITWICK

Gill Miller — 2007-01-05 10:30:47Z

My gt.grandfather Shirley Bunbury was born in Whitwick in 1841. I wonder what relation he was to Arthur and if we can find a common link?

regards, Gill

Re: GEORGE JAUNCEY of Birmingham, England

robckd2004 — 2006-05-20 18:36:45Z

Hi Greg
I am trying to trace my cousin's maternal family.
Her mother was Joyce Bourton (b 1928) who married Thomas Clark, and her mother was Elizabeth Bourton nee Jauncey.
Elizabeth (b c1900) married Joseph Bourton in Birmingham in 1922.
Elizabeth's mother's maiden name was Charlotte Jauncy.
Does this tie in with anyone you know?

Kind regards
Rob

Re: Jauncey

robckd2004 — 2006-05-20 18:32:39Z

Hi Kelly
I am trying to trace my cousin's maternal family.
Her mother was Joyce Bourton (b 1928) who married Thomas Clark, and her mother was Elizabeth Bourton nee Jauncey.
Elizabeth (b c1900) married Joseph Bourton in 1922.
Elaizabeth's mother's maiden name was Charlotte Jauncy.
Does this tie in with anyone you know?

Kind regards
Rob

JAUNCEY OF WHITWICK

2005-01-13 13:05:40Z

I am tracing my ancestors, in particular ARTHUR MELVILLE BUNBURY NICHOLETTS and notice a mention in the web page but unable to obtain further info can anyone assist, what is his connection with the jauncey family?

Thank you for any info

Trevor

GEORGE JAUNCEY of Birmingham, England

gregjauncey — 2004-08-07 10:36:03Z

I would be intersted to hear from anyone who is descended from the GEORGE JAUNCEY who was born to George and Ann Jauncey at Leigh, Worcestershire in 1855.

George married Matilda Palfrey in 1873, but by the time of the 1901 census he was a widower living in James Turner Street, Birmingham with his son Lewis Jauncey.

Thanks.

Jauncy/Repington

pj1395 — 2004-06-30 09:15:20Z

I have a Jane Jauncy married to Richard Repington in 1540's. Her father was John Jauncy of Fotheringay, Northamptonshire.

Jaunceys in Australia

2003-12-24 16:54:08Z

In the 60's my father told me that many years before the Jaunceys had moved to Australia.
My father Jack Arnold Jauncey was the son of Arnold Ebaneezer Jauncey who lived in the Witton area of Birmingham at the time of the 1902 census.
Be glad to hear from anyone who can add to this.

Re: Jaunceys in Australia

tbird_one — 2003-08-26 14:38:27Z

Hi James
I was wondering if you could point me in the right direction for tracing part of my family that emigrated to austraila in the early 60s, Poss sugguest a web site Etc.
Theresa. x x