Kaye - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

lookining for raymond kaye son of nicholas kaye

sstgkayesas — 18 Nov 2008 11:47:23 GMT

i would like to find my dad raymond kaye i was born in liverpool in 1969 he has got 4 grandchildren who would love to meet him he was a chef when i was born if anyone can help me find him let me know thanks Nick

Kaye antique items with family crest

oldtimegaming — 1 Nov 2008 6:09:45 GMT

I have in my possession some antiques that were made in about 1830 with the family coat of arms of the Kaye family. The objects are 6 beautiful mother of pearl gaming counters with initials on one side and the full armorial with motto on the other. The most impressive item is a stunningly carved tortoiseshell box with the full crest on
one side and the family initial on the underside. It is a truly stunning piece of carving.

If any members of your family are interested in purchasing the items then please let me know and I will send you some photos of the objects.

Best wishes,

Matthew Silverstone

John KAY m. Diana WALKER 30 Dec 1816

Glenys_Savage — 27 Sep 2008 1:18:22 GMT

John KAY m. Diana WALKER 30 Dec 1816 at Wath-upon-Dearne, YKS ENG
One of their children (is there other issue?) was Ezra KAY bpt. 14 Dec 1817 at Wentworth YKS ENG. Ezra in turn m. Dec qtr 1838 at Ecclesfield, YKS ENG to Mary Ann MASON. Ezra & Mary KAY with 1 child and heavily pregnant with the second (Eliza & Dinah) left Liverpool ENG on 4 April 1841 on "England", arriving Port Phillip on 17 July 1841. Once in Australia their family expanded to 13.
Would like to correspond with descendants of this family.
Glenys
in South OZ

KAYE Emley Yorkshire 1790s onward

LinseySharpe — 1 Jul 2001 5:09:26 GMT

George KAYE born between 1792 and 1797 m Hannah ? bc 1797/1801
Children from 1841 census for Emley
John 24 (bc1817)
William 21 (bc1820)
Sarah 15 (bc1826)
Jane 13 (bc1828)
George 9 (bc1832)
Ellen 2 (bc1839)
Their daughter Ann, (not at home on the 41 census - working away?) b 27/5/1825 bp24/7/1825 at Kirkburton married Adam BUTCHER of Shelley. Connections sought to this Kaye branch.

Obituary: Ralph Arthur KAYE (d.1933)

billingh — 26 Sep 2008 7:02:26 GMT

COLONEL R. A. KAYE
Colonel Ralph Arthur Kaye, C.M.G., who died last Friday, was the third son of James Kaye, of the Middle Temple. He was educated at Wellington College, and passed twelfth into the R.M.A. Woolwich. He was commissioned in the Royal Artillery, and served mostly with Mountain Batteries in India, taking part in the Hazara Expedition (1891) and the N.W. Frontier Expedition (1897-8). When the War broke out he was in command of the inner defences of Portsmouth Harbour. He was sent to France with a brigade of the then new 6in. howitzers, and tool part in the battles of the Somme and Arras. He was twice mentioned in dispatches, and for his service was promoted Colonel and made C.M.G. He retired from the Army in 1917 through ill-health. He married Geraldine, daughter of Colonel G. H. W. O'Sullivan, R.E.

Source: The Times, Friday, Apr 28, 1933; pg. 19; Issue 46430; col B

It would seem to be Arthur KAYE, born 1863, son of James and Alice Vivian of Potters Bar, Middlesex.

[No familial connection; transcribed while passing]

Kaye Family -Isle of Man

Jasmin Kaye — 7 Nov 2004 2:18:56 GMT

hello, im 14 and doing some research on the Kaye family history. I have been told by relatives that we originate from the Isle of Man and Ireland. Im curious and wish for anyone to reply that has any information. My great grandfather was by the name "Charlie Kaye" and his son (my grandfather) "William Jospeh Kaye". Please reply soon, thank you.

Kaye Connection

NYtoORFamily — 1 Jun 2008 3:10:47 GMT

In doing some searching, I found a Stephen Kaye who has a link to our website: www.fp1.centurytel.net/Warren_Genealogy. I have searched the Kaye websites and don't see a connection. Would love to know where that connection is so I can add a link from my site as well. So... would Stephen Kaye please connect with me. Thanks. Looks like a great family and lots of history!!!

Kaye Connection

NYtoORFamily — 1 Jun 2008 3:10:17 GMT

Kaye Connection

NYtoORFamily — 1 Jun 2008 3:09:38 GMT

Family of Leonard F Kaye USAF?

im4cruisn — 1 Dec 2007 8:45:28 GMT

I'm looking for the family of one Leonard F Kaye that was in the Air Force in the early 40's....he went to high school in NY and graduated in the 30's.
I have his class ring and some things that he gave my mother, whom he was close to before they went their own way and married other people.
I think he lived in San Diego before passing in 1999.

If you are his family, and can confirm where he went to high school and what year, please email me. I am wanting to get his belongings back to his family where they belong, and I will be glad to get these items to you. I also have WWII pictures of him and some planes, and a few of his Naval papers.

Huddersfield Kaye's

amylynne1 — 5 Sep 2004 12:56:06 GMT

Kaye

atlantisorchid — 19 Jan 2008 10:45:49 GMT

Looking for family of Byron Kaye married Edna ? abt. 1925 one child I know of is John born Oregon abt. 1926. They showed on census with younger Brother James born abt. 1900 in Sacramento, Ca. in 1930. Byron also had two sisters Estes born abt. 1896 and Ruth born abt. 1898.

William Kaye of Lancashire

Shalisse Johnstun — 2 Mar 2005 5:43:06 GMT

I am looking for info on William Kaye b abt 166 of Hottershall Lancashire and died 18 Sept. 1718 Ribchester, Lancashire. he married a woman named Grace. Any info on either in greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Shalisse

Kaye, British Columbia via Scotland then England

@@evergladesmyhome@aol.com — 19 May 2006 3:09:08 GMT

Still looking for connection. James Kaye (b) 1942 Scotland married Elizabeth Janet (?) Wales (b) 1846(?) children: James (b) 1864 Scotland, Ernest E (b) 1866 Scotland, Edith Adelaide. (b) 1868 England (married Peter Summerfield then Hugh Whitney). Presbyterian came to Victoria B.C. listed on census 1881.

Kaye (Kay?) possibly from Lancashire/ Yorkshire

Steve Kaye — 19 Apr 2003 11:20:32 GMT

Fenton & Martha Kaye ( Kay?) on ship Opawa,Departed Plymouth 24Aug1879 - Arrived Nelson New Zealand 27Nov1879 .

KAY Fenton 45 Martha 39 George 7 Minnie 5 Albieda [?] 1 ( Albreda).
Also listed on the passenger list is KAYE Charles 13 Collier Gloster

I belive that Charles is also a son of Fenton and Martha.

Does anyone have any information?

Wm. Kaye Bell Foundry

Helen — 14 Mar 2004 4:29:11 GMT

Am looking for info. on the William Kaye Bell Foundry, located in Louisville, KY in the 19th century. Foundry manufactured a bell that currently hangs in the Henry Co., KY courthouse (restoration efforts are underway for this bell, and a history of the company is sought). Would like more info. on William Kaye, his company, or anything on foundries at this time period.

I am seaching for my father

jakemkaye — 31 Mar 2007 7:13:08 GMT

His name is Ronald Delane Kaye. The last place he was residing was somewhere in Georgia but was living in or near Harvey, Illinois when I was born in 1978. He was adopted by the Kaye family. His step father was a manager or big wig in the steel mills in or around Chicago. Please contact me with any information you might have. He has a beautiful couple of grandchildren that he would love to meet.

parents and siblings of Rachel Alice Kaye

m3012janet — 6 Jun 2007 8:59:01 GMT

We are searching for the ancestry of Rachel Alice Kaye who married Hugh Thornley Hudson who was born in 1838 in Chorley, Lancastershire, England. We do not know whether they were married in England or the North American continent. They had at least 3 children, Charles William, born 25 FEB 1832(from whom my grandchildren descend), Walter Marvin, born 1938 and a daughter, Florence. Kaye is, I think, a Scottish surname. We have no further info on this family as yet other than that Charles William was born in Baraboo, WI. Does anyone have any info to help us? Janet

parents and siblings of Rachel Alice Kaye

m3012janet — 6 Jun 2007 8:45:03 GMT

KAYE, Robert "Bob"

CCayemberg — 19 May 2007 1:52:39 GMT

The Green Bay Press Gazette, Green Bay, WI, May 18, 2007

Robert "Bob" Kaye, 64, Casco, died peacefully Tuesday evening, May 15, 2007, at Manor Care East, Green Bay.

He was born Aug. 8, 1942, in Door County to the late Henry and Hazel (Deprez) Kaye.

On Jan. 20, 1968, he married Beverly Kunesh in Pilsen. Together they had five children.

Bob was a member of the Casco Lions Club, and was Co-Sponsor of the Special K softball team with his brother-in-law, Tom. He will be best remembered for his shrewd cattle buying skills and crafty card playing tactics.

Survivors include his children, Pam (Dave) Nuthals, Casco; Lynn (Todd) Princl, Green Bay; Jeff (Kim) Kaye, Nebraska; Chris (Nicole) Kaye, Minnesota; five grandchildren, Wyatt, Kyle, Sawyer, Addison and Wesley; one brother, John (Lu Anne) Kaye, Casco; two sisters, Annette (Glenn) Teske, Kewaunee; Diane (Ty) Pyan, Green Bay; the mother of his children, Beverly Johnson, Green Bay; and his children's grandmother, Magdalen Kunesh, Luxemburg; nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by one son, Michael; one grandchild, Sean Princl; and his children's grandfather, John Kunesh.

Friends may call at the McMAHON FUNERAL HOME, LUXEMBURG, 3 to 8 p.m. Monday, May 21, 2007. Prayer service 6 p.m. with Rev. Milton Suess. Visitation will continue Tuesday May 22, 2007, from 8 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. Tuesday at the Funeral Home. Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Holy Trinity Church, Casco with Rev. Dennis Drury officiating. Burial in Holy Trinity Cemetery, Casco.

A special thank you is extended to Dr. Mihailescu of Aurora and the staff of Manor Care East especially Angela and Nancy for care given to Bob.

Death of Mr. John Alfred Kaye in Cuba

davwayell — 24 Apr 2007 2:01:46 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. John Alfred Kaye, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Kaye died in Cuba on July 11, 1948.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Elizabeth A. Kaye born Niles Ohio 1892

SusanButler400 — 12 Mar 2003 12:09:03 GMT

I am looking for info on Elizabeth Kaye Butler, married to Miles Green Butler. Her mothers name was Lucy Webb, and fathers name was Richard Kaye. They were pioneers of the city of Niles. I am told her middle name was Audramon or something like that but not listed on death certificate. Any info would be appreciated.

Madelline Sims, born in Canada

MaryHensleyA — 27 Mar 2007 11:12:45 GMT

My great-grandfather, Charles Hensley, is listed w/ his household in the 1920 census in St Joseph, MO. One entry for this household indicates a niece named "Madelline Sims" who was born in Canada. Her age was 18 so I'm assuming a birth year of 1901 or 1902.

Charles's wife was born Madge L Sims...according to a family tree written out by my grandfather, Madge had a brother named Henry. I'm only guessing that Madelline was his daughter. I cannot find any other info on Henry at all. Nor his wife or family.

Can anyone help? Do you have a Henry Sims or Madelline Sims in your family tree? Henry was the son of Daniel Sims and Sara S. (Kaye) Sims.

My family tree at the following link:
www.tribalpages.com/tribes/andersonfamily9

kaye,joseph/ george

kimkaye125 — 20 Mar 2006 10:06:06 GMT

I am looking for information on George Kaye, born abt. 1782 or 1783, in Emley Parish Yorkshire, son of Joseph and Ann Kaye. Would also love any info on Joseph and Ann. I know that Georges' son James emmigrated to Canada abt. 1842 with his wife Hannah but cannot find a match on any of the passenger lists, assuming that they didn`t swim, what am I doing wrong?

Ernest Wood / Richard Kaye

connorsinoz — 15 Jan 2007 12:47:05 GMT

I am trying to discover any details about the parents or grad-parents of my great-grandfather, Ernest Wood, born 1870, lived in Bakewell Derbyshire. His Grandfather was the illegitimate son of Sir Richard Kaye (dean of Lincoln etc).

Any info gratefully received.

Kaye, Ronald; Kaye, Lewis; Mackenzie, Paul

jlkaye1 — 12 Jan 2007 11:50:01 GMT

I am looking for information about my grandfather's ancestry.

His (adopted) name was Ronald Lewis Kaye, b. (Paul MacKenzie (sp?)) in Toronto on or about Jul 6 1930. He was adopted at about the age of two and raised in Furgus (sp?) Ontario. ("Furgus" is the spelling I was given; it would appear to be Fergus, Centre Wellington, Ontario).

His adoptive parents were Lewis B Kaye who died in 1979 in Ontario and Olive L (Melville) who died about 1980 in Ontario. It has been suggested that the Kayes were relatives of his birth parents, who are said to have died in an accident.

On the following page,

http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kayefile/denkaye2.html

I have found a Lewis Kaye in Palmerston, Wellington Centre, Ontario, about whom little seems to be known. I suspect this is my (adoptive) great-grandfather - the location is certainly right, and the time seems to be about right, but I would need more information to be sure.

Finally, any informartion about the birth parents of a Paul Mackenzie born Jul 6 1930 would also be very helpful.

Kaye: Benjamin, Frances and Mary (Emley, Yorkeshire)

Karina_Lee — 7 Jan 2007 12:31:29 GMT

Looking for anyone who might have information on Benjamin and his spouse Frances (Walshaw)(married 21 December, 1813) and their daughter Mary (Christened 22 November, 1818). They also had other children all born in Emley, Yorkeshire and are as follows:- Elizabeth, Joseph, Matthew,and quite possibly others. Many thanks...

Isobel Kaye, Glasgow, scotland,

peter giblin — 25 Feb 2001 5:46:07 GMT

Seeking info on Isobel Kaye.
Last known address:
26 Woodcroft ave, Broomhill, Glasgow, Scotland, u.k. circa 1949
Any other search hints to assist me would be gratefuly received. Thanks

Miss Ella Kaye weds Joseph Keller Sept. 18, 1870 FYI

Eellitta Stone — 10 Sep 2006 7:53:59 GMT

I was reading the Liberty Tribune a Missouri Historical newspaper online when I came across the following marriage announcement. The issue was Friday Oct. 7, 1870, page 2, Column 5:

In Platte County, on September 18, 1870, by Elder Jacob Hugly, Mr. Joseph Keller, of Clay County, to Miss Ella Kaye of Platte County.

http://newspapers.umsystem.edu/Archive/skins/Missouri/naviga...

Homer Kaye, Tebo, Henry, Mo.

Arthur_Kaye — 21 Oct 2005 7:16:45 GMT

Would appreciate any info re Homer Kaye, b. 1855, Elland, Eng.. Was a farmer in Tebo, Mo., in 1880, living with wife Addie (from Virginia) and mother Rachel. Have no further details.

Alex Kaye descendants

tup12341 — 15 Aug 2006 1:21:03 GMT

I am looking for any descendants of Alexander Kaye b.about 1870 in Belgium to Theophile and Celina (Laurent) Kaye. Immigrated about 1872 and lived in Green Bay, WI. Alex was the oldest brother of my grandmother, Josephine (Kaye) Taylor. Alex married Louise LeCoque. Alex's children were Hazel, Luella, Lilly and Walter. I would appreciate hearing from /or of any descendants. Thanks. Carol

Sarah Kaye married Daniel Sims

@@andersonfamily96@yahoo.com — 26 Jun 2006 3:05:26 GMT

Sarah Spencer Kaye, born 1856 in PA, married to Daniel Sims, also born in PA. They moved to Missouri. Their children were Henry, Jennie, and Madge.

www.tribalpages.com/tribes/andersonfamily9

Mary Kaye d. 1884, m. Henry Bestwick

pa_bios — 15 Jun 2006 5:02:57 GMT

"Henry Bestwick.... married Mary Kaye, a young Englishwoman who died in 1884....."

Biography of Henry Bestwick
http://www.historicpa.net/bios/2h/henry-bestwick.html

Daphne G. Kaye, 1947-1998

map2knit — 30 Nov 2005 2:10:24 GMT

THE DAILY STAR (Oneonta, NY) Saturday, July 11, 1998

JACKSON, Miss. — Daphne G. Kaye, 50, daughter of Evelyn Munsell Griffin and the late Sheldon J. Griffin of Crownepointe Drive, and a former school teacher, died of cancer Thursday, June 25, 1998, at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center.
Mrs. Kaye, the former Daphne J. Griffin, was born in Tucson, Ariz., in December 1947, graduated from high school in Little Falls and received her bachelor of arts degree in elementary education from the State University of New York College at Geneseo. She taught school in the Rochester area for two years and the Metuchen, N.J. school district for many years before moving to Jackson, Miss., in 1985.
Mrs. Kaye appeared on the television show "Jeopardy" in 1973.
She is survived by her husband, John; daughter, Lindsay Kaye of Jackson, Miss.; her mother, Evelyn Griffin of Norwich; a brother, Paul Griffin of Albany; nieces, Sarah, Rebecca and Amber Griffin; nephew, David Griffin; uncles, Douglas Griffin of Toms River, N.J. and George D. Griffin of Williston, Fla.; an aunt, Bernice Cole of Rochester; and several cousins.
Mrs. Kaye was predeceased by Henry Munsell.

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Not related, no further details

Original obituary can be found at:

http://www.thedailystar.com/news/community/obits/1998/07/obs...

LAWRENCE HOWARD KAYE JR.

Lori Lewis — 23 Oct 2005 10:12:33 GMT

Still trying to locate Lawrence H. Kaye Jr. His kids need to speak to him about their mother. If anyone has information or knows where he can be located. Please reply!
Thank you

Ollick Kaye of Isle of Man

Stephen — 18 Aug 2002 2:55:21 GMT

I'm trying to find out any information of relatives of Ollick Kaye from the Isle of Man, he is my paternal grandfather.

DNA tests show connection between KAYE / KAY / KEY families

Suzan Kaye — 27 Oct 2002 7:15:02 GMT

Dear KAY(E) Family researchers:

Thought you might be interested in a recent DNA study that
shows some interesting connections between the KAYEs of WRY, the KAYs of Lancashire and the KEYs of Virginia (US).

Details can be found here:

http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kayefile/dna.html

As always, suggestions, corrections and additions are welcome!

Sincerely,

Suzan Kaye
Mountain Home, Arkansas, USA
The KAYE Files Genealogy Archives
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kayefile/ (last updated 10-24-02)

PS -- Apologizes to those on the mailing lists who receive this message twice!

KAY Family Guelph Ontario James KAY who married Margaret MILLER

Blanche — 20 Aug 2005 7:32:59 GMT

James Alexander Russell KAY (son of James KAY and Elizabeth McCauley) born Ingersoll Ontario , married Margaret MILLER b. 1895 Waterloo County Ontario.(daughter of John Miller & Mary DORSCHT

Obit: Helen Kaye (nee Dresnek)

Obit_Lady — 3 Jun 2005 11:22:28 GMT

Mary Kaye of Scotland married Malcolm Morrison 1854 Govan, Lanark, Scotland

Karen Coughlan — 2 Jun 2005 4:47:46 GMT

Looking for birth and parents of Mary Kaye who married Malcolm Morrison 8th September 1854. They immigrated with their 5 children to Australia in 1863. They went on to have 7 more children in Sydney, Australia. Anyone out their with connections, I would love to hear from you.

Kaye shortened from Kaslofsky

deenamoss1 — 14 Jan 2002 4:50:56 GMT

Some of my family names include Kaslofsky, Kaye, and Koslow. This family originated in Alshan, Poland (White Russia).
If anyone has any further information about the town or this family kindly contact me.
Thanks,
Deena Moss

Nicholas Kaye born c1831 Ireland

christh_1 — 29 Mar 2005 7:57:08 GMT

I am interested in any information about Nicholas Kaye born in C1931 Ireland, he moved to Tunstall in Staffs, where he had 2 children Mary Elizabeth and Ellen. On 1881 Census they lived in Linthwaite, Huddersfield. Mary Elizabeth Kaye married Charles Willie Dawson. Does anyone have any information about this family.
Christine

KAYE FAMILY OF LEEDS, YORKS

anne smith — 15 Jul 2002 11:44:17 GMT

I am part of the Kaye family of Leeds, Yorkshire. My father was Albert (deceased) Brother Brian and several uncles and aunts.Connections with Belle Isle and Hunslet (1930s onwards) Please contact by email or board

Gus Kaye

tup12341 — 1 Dec 2004 2:42:06 GMT

Looking for any descendants of Gustave Kaye born about 1886 in Green Bay, WI. Was a wood carver. Parents were from Belgium, came to US 1872.

Kaye and Hague in Horsforth, Leeds

poshtotty — 18 Nov 2004 5:04:19 GMT

I have traced my family back to Horsforth and the marriage of Mary Hague and Arthur Kaye in 1869. Both families were involved with weaving and woollen cloth.

Variants of KAYE

OliviaRevits97 — 2 Jan 2004 12:31:12 GMT

Some bearers of the surname truncated it to KAYE or CALES from the original Polish surname KALEFSKY.

I have many KALEFSKY entries in a family tree now under construction. Individuals are mostly from Russia and Poland.

NYC, NY and Canada are places they lived abt. 1900.

Looking for others with either variant in their family history.

William KAYE, Tadmarton, Oxfordshire

Harla Batinovic — 5 May 2001 12:00:00 GMT

Kay Kaye West Yorkshire

Allen Kaye — 28 Dec 2002 4:11:25 GMT

I have posted my interests already but we have recently extended our knowledge and so I thought I would post again just in case there is anyone out there that can see a connection and who would be willing to share info.

The earliest family member we have conclusively identified is Paul Kay who died in Holmfirth 1818 - he had a son Simeon born 1785. Simeon was a miller and he married Ruth.. Their children were Joseph (b 1806), Lydia (b 1812), Charles (b 1815), Maria (b 1816), Eliza (b 1818), Ann (1820) and Paul (b 1822). All in and around Holmfirth or Austonley. They were all Wesleyan Methodists.

I have most interest at the moment in Simeons son, Paul, who is my great grandfather. Paul was born in Choppards and worked as a journeyman millwright. He married Sarah Moorhouse (from Upper Thong) and had children Simeon (b 1845), John (b 1848), Charles (b 1850), Joe (b 1853) and James (b 1856). Sarah was a weaver (as was most of the women) but her father was a clothier. On the 1850 birth record of Charles they were shown as living at Booth House near Holmfirth. By that time the Kay had been converted to Kaye - this could have been an accident as the flowery swirls at the end of Kay could easily be interpreted as Kaye however Paul could write and sign his own name so maybe it was a conscious decision.

After the death of Sarah (in childbirth ? in Boothhouse?) , Paul moved to Sheffield and remarried Jane Longden. Further children born of Jane were George, Amos (b 1869), Walter (1871), Frederick Edward (b 1872), Gertrude (b 1878) and Sarah (b 1880). They had moved to Hull by the time Paul died in 1880. Frederick Edward returned to Sheffield where he married his landlady and moved to Stainforth (where my father was born) and then to Adwick le Street where he met and married my mother.

best regards

Allen Kaye
Welwyn Garden City
England

Harry E. KAYE, of Oaklyn, NJ

Suzan Kaye — 4 Feb 2000 12:00:00 GMT

Harry Edmondson KAYE, Oaklyn, NJ

From files at the Camden County [NJ] Historical Society (thanks, Lynn!)

August ??, 1937

Harry E. Kaye, 61, of 312 Newton Ave., Oaklyn, died Thursday after being ill several weeks. He was employed as a machinist at the RCA Manufacturing Co. and the Victor Talking Machine Co. for 35 years. Mr. Kaye lived in Oaklyn 34 years.

Funeral Monday at 2 PM, burial St. Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr.

He is survived by his widow, Anna; one son, Harry E., Jr.; two daughters, Mrs. Anna Rickman and Miss Myrtle Kaye; and two grandchildren.

George Kay(e), Bury, Lancashire 1880's

Ian Kaye — 14 Feb 2002 11:19:33 GMT

I am trying to find information on an ancestor George Kay(e) who owned a livery stable or carriage company in Fox Street and/or Water Street, Bury Lancashire in the late 1800's possibly the 1880's. He was married to a Sarah Lord. I am seeking details of the company and/or his lineage. I have some information about his descendants.

Frank and Ruby KAYE abt 1920, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

NSergovitch — 4 Apr 2004 8:05:24 GMT

Seeking information on family of Frank and Ruby KAYE.

i really don't have much to go on, but the following:

Circa 1920, probably in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Gladys Mary (nee Copeland) SMITH worked for Frank and Ruby KAYE.

Frank KAYE worked for Wool Nose after giving up his Dry Goods business.

Frank and Ruby KAYE legally adopted June Smith, the daughter of their employee, Gladys.
June may also have been known as "Lorna Mae"

I have been told that June married, (abt 1940) a man named STAHL and lived in Grace Lake, Illinois, USA

Any assistance, or lead at all, would be a miracle.
June (SMITH) KAYE > STAHL's sister is my mother Hilda Gertrude SMITH > EPWORTH.

Noreen
noreens@sympatico.ca

KAYE/WOOD Yorkshire, England

Isabel_Lefebvre — 29 Sep 2006 9:39:44 GMT

I am looking for information on Mary Ann Kaye born about 1807 around Kirkheaton, Yorkshire (parents unknown). She married Joseph Wood in 1825, one of their children was my great grandfather Edward Wood born 1836 also in Kirkheaton. Any help would be appreciated.

George Kaye from Cheshire

Wayne Donaldson — 14 Feb 2004 1:58:25 GMT

I am searching for George Kaye(farmer) /Mary Kaye who possibly lived in cheshire,(Require any information as to where they lived,Died & are Buried )who's son Joseph married Maria Warburton in June 1845 at the Cathedral Manchester,Lancashire, England.
Joseph & Family emmigrated to Australia along with brother Richard in 1855.
Also any information about the two brothers would be appreciated.
.

Obit. Mary Margaret (Mollie) Kaye

KayRomubio — 25 May 2004 2:22:08 GMT

KEAY, Maine or New Hampshire

George W. Keitt, Jr. — 5 May 2001 12:00:00 GMT

My mother's maiden name was Keay, daughter of Nathaniel Keay, traceable to Southwestern Maine or nearby New Hampshire in the early 19th century. It is not clear from family records just which Keay came from either England or Scotland, or whether a Kaye changed the spelling somewhere along the line. Anyone know something?

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This message originally appeared May 3, 2000, on the KAYE Files message board (now defunct).

Obit: Kathryn E. (Kaye) Lawrence

NMFireHorse — 26 Oct 2003 8:32:08 GMT

Albuquerque Journal - July 26, 2003

Kathryn E. Lawrence, age 48, passed away peacefully on July 23, 2003 after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Kate was a devoted daughter to her father, Saul Kaye, and loving mother to her daughter, Masha Alexandra Lawrence. Kate will be remembered as a gifted musician, a dedicated teacher and a passionate, vibrant life force. Kate touched and shaped the lives of all who knew her and she will be deeply missed by her family and many friends. Services will be Sunday, July 27, 2003 at 3:00 p.m., at the First Unitarian Church, 3701 Carlisle N.E., with a reception to follow at the church. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Kate Lawrence Fund, c/o Rainbow House International, 19576 Highway 314, Belen, New Mexico 87002.

looking for my dad

michelle Kaye — 23 Oct 2003 1:14:46 GMT

H ello,
my name is Michell .i am looking for my dad lawrence Howard Kaye i have not seen himm sinci i was an infant i am 38 and woulld love to learn anything about him,
any more ?
please if any one can help i would be grateful.
thank you,
Michell Kaye

Looking for ggrandmother

tup12341 — 11 Aug 2003 11:35:22 GMT

I am trying to find my great grandmother. She was married to Theophile/Theofield Kaye. I believe her name was Celia or Celina Laurent. She was born in Belgium and lived in Green Bay, WI. I think she and her husband and son Alexander came to the U.S. in 1870. My grandmother was Josephine, her daughter, born about 1875 but listed in the 1880 census as Joseph, son. After her (Celia) husband died she left her family and no one is sure if she married again or where she went. There is no one left alive in my immediate family that I can ask. She had other sons, John. Edward and I believe another. Does this fit anyone's history? My grandmother, Josephine married John Taylor. Could anyone help? Thanks much. Carol

KAYE family from Huddersfield, YKS, England

libraryelf — 19 Jul 2005 3:35:13 GMT

My husband's KAYE family came from the town of Huddersfield in Yorkshire, England. We've traced back to Richard KAYE (who was probably a son of James), born 1793 and christened at the Kirkheaton parish church. Richard married Sarah WORTHINGTON in 1817; they had 9 children, two of whom emigrated to the US before 1850.

Jesse Ingham KAYE (b. 1818) settled first in Philadelphia with his wife Nancy (DRANSFIELD) and at least one of their children. Nancy died in 1850, leaving Jesse with his daughter Eliza (age 5). Jesse remarried in 1853 to Anna Louisa KLING of Philadelphia; they had 11 children, four of whom died young. The family moved around quite a lot, living in Indiana and Illinois before settling in Riverside, Washington County, Iowa in 1859.

William Worthington KAYE (b. 1822) came to Philadelphia with his wife Sarah (OATES) and two small children. Four more children (1 boy and 3 girls) were born in Philadelphia between 1850 and 1859; the son, William Henry KAYE, was my husband's great-grandfather. Later generations of this family moved across the river to Camden & Gloucester Counties in New Jersey, where some relatives are living still.

If anyone has ties to either side of this family, please let me know.

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This message originally appeared January 12, 2000, on the KAYE Files message board (now defunct).

William Henry KAYE

Suzan Kaye — 3 Sep 1999 12:00:00 GMT

William Henry KAYE was born December 13, 1854, in Philadelphia, and died May 4, 1931, in Woodbury, NJ. He married Fannie EDMONDSON (daughter of John EDMONDSON & Elizabeth OATES) September 30, 1876, in East Marton, near Skipton, Yorkshire, England.

William Henry & Fannie had 8 children, all born in Philadelphia except the last two:

Harry Edmondson, b. 1877; d. 1937
John, b. & d. September 1878
Elizabeth Worthington, b. 1879; d. 1906
Richard, b. 1880
William, b. 1882
Edward, b. 1883; d. 1954 in NJ
Alfred, b. 1886 in Deptford Twp., NJ; d. 1940
Sarah Gertrude, b. 1894 in Woodbury, NJ; d 1942 in Westville, NJ

Among other things, William Henry worked as a Machinist in the Navy shipyards at Philadelphia.

Edward married Elizabeth EDWARDS in Camden, NJ, in 1908; she was the daughter of George EDWARDS and Mary DARE. Edward was my husband's grandfather.

William Worthington KAYE

Suzan Kaye — 3 Sep 1999 12:00:00 GMT

William Worthington KAYE was born at Birkhouse in Dalton, near Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England, April 2, 1822. He married Sarah OATES (daughter of Joseph OATES & Hannah ATKINSON) November 24, 1844, at the Parish Church of Leeds (Leeds, Yorkshire).

William W. and his family came to the US between 1848-1850; he appears in the 1850 Federal census of Philadelphia. He died June 3, 1864, during the Battle of Cold Harbor (VA), one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War.

William & Sarah had 6 children altogether:

Henry E., b. about 1846 in England; possibly d. before 1865*
Emma, b. about 1848 in England; possibly d. before 1865*
Sarah, chr. 1850 in Leeds
William Henry, b. 1854 in Philadelphia; d. 1931 in NJ
Elizabeth Atkinson, b. 1857 in Philadelphia
Edna Ellen, b. 1859 in Philadelphia

[* these two children do not appear in William W.'s US Army pension file as dependent minor children; the other 4 do]

William Worthington KAYE was a gunsmith by trade (even in England), who kept a shop in the Northern Liberties neighborhood of Philadelphia for at least 14 years (1850-1864 ... we have copies of city directory pages showing his location).

He enlisted in the Army in January 1864 at the age of 41, and was assigned to G Co. 183rd Inf Reg. of the Pennsylvania Volunteers. William W. fought in 10 major battles between May 5 and June 3, 1864. Two of these battles, the Battle of the Wilderness (May 5-7) and the Battle at Spotsylvania (May 8-12), are among the "Top Ten Costliest Battles" of the Civil War, according to the "Official Records of Major Battles of the Civil War" Internet website. ( http://www.civilwarhome.com/records.htm )

William Worthington's son William Henry KAYE, who was only 9 years old when his father died in the war, was my husband's great-grandfather.

Richard KAYE

Suzan Kaye — 3 Sep 1999 12:00:00 GMT

We're searching for any descendants of Richard KAYE, born in 1793, who may have been a son of James KAY(E). Richard married Sarah WORTHINGTON at Kirkheaton Parish Church (Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England) on October 2, 1817.

Richard & Sarah had 9 children:

Jesse Ingham, b. 1818, Dalton, Yorkshire; d. 1886 in IA
Sarah Ann, b. 1820, Dalton
William Worthington, b. 1822, Dalton; d. 1864 in VA (Civil War)
Elizabeth, b. 1824, Dalton
Emma, b. 1826; d. 1827
Richard Henry, b.1827
Mary, b. 1830
Eliza Emeline, b. 1833
Ellen Walter, b. 1835

Richard appears in the 1841 Census of Dalton, and is mentioned on the marriage certificate of his son William Worthington and Sarah OATES (from Leeds). Sarah is shown as a widow in the 1851 census of Huddersfield. Her date of death hasn't been confirmed yet.

Jesse Ingham and William Worthington KAYE emigrated to the US between 1845-1850; possibly together, but we haven't found passenger lists to support that theory, yet. They both appear in the 1850 Federal Census of Philadelphia, PA.

Edward KAYE, of Paulsboro, NJ

Suzan Kaye — 4 Feb 2000 12:00:00 GMT

Edward KAYE, Paulsboro, NJ

From files at the Camden County [NJ] Historical Society (thanks, Lynn!)

Edward Kaye, Sr., 70, formerly of Woodbury [NJ], died [June 5, 1954] at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Mary Raively, 39 W. Broad St., Paulsboro. He was born in Philadelphia. He was a retired glassblower. Surviving are 4 sons: Edward Jr., Crescent Park [NJ]; Thomas, Florida; Richard, Gloucester City [NJ]; and Frank, Chicago; 8 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren.

Burial at Woodbury Memorial Park.

Jesse Ingham KAYE, of Riverside, Iowa

Suzan Kaye — 4 Feb 2000 12:00:00 GMT

"KAYE, J. I., farmer; Sec. 5; P. O. Riverside; was born in Yorkshire, England, in 1818, and there grew to manhood, following the trade of mechanic; in 1849 he came to the United States, settling first in Philadelphia; followed his trade there until 1855, when he settled on his present homestead, following farming; he is the owner of 131 acres of as good land as can be found in the township, all under good cultivation; he has been twice married; first in England, in 1840, to Miss Nancy Drausfield [note -- this is a misspelling; name is actually "Dransfield"]; by this union they had four children, one of whom, Eliza (now Mrs. Switzer, of Jewell county, Kansas), is now living; Sarah, Emma, and Samuel I., are deceased; his wife died in 1850 and he was married a second time December 25, 1853, to Anna L. Kling; she is a native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and was born in 1828; they have seven children: Sarah G. (now Mrs. Ridabaugh), Charles A., Jessie [also misspelled; should be "Jesse"] W., George D., James F., William W., Percy L; have lost four: Joseph G. [should be "S."], Ruth M., Mary E., and an infant; two years ago he visited England after an absence of twenty-nine years; Mr. and Mrs. Kaye are members of the New Church."

from "The History of Washington County, Iowa, Containing A History of the County, Its Cities, Towns, &c.," pages 695-696, published in 1880 by the Union Historical Company of Des Moines, Iowa. This volume is in "protective custody" at the Washington County Public Library, Washington, Iowa.

(Jesse Ingham KAYE was the eldest brother of my husband's great-great-grandfather, William Worthington KAYE)

Jesse Ingham KAYE, Washington County, Iowa

Suzan Kaye — 2 Apr 2000 12:00:00 GMT

Kaye

Philippa — 17 Feb 2003 7:42:59 GMT

I am currently indexing the 1891 cenus of Hunslet (RG3659) and have come across an Allen kAYE aged 16. Please get in touch if you have an interest in him and I will look up the address and page no for you.

Dinsmore family of Philadelphia

Coffey2go — 4 Jun 2003 2:44:16 GMT

I am looking for desendants of Walter Dinsmore and Dorothy Crieghton of Academy Ave Philadelphia and Thomas Dinsmore his brother thier last know address was
Walter is the son of Walter Dinsmore SR and Ella Magee
9115 ACADEMY RD APT
2B,
PHILADELPHIA,PA,
19136
in 1991 when he died according to his death certificate
we have a family connectionand would like to exchange family information
please e-mail me coffey2go@aol.com

Palmer family

Coffey2go — 4 Jun 2003 2:44:16 GMT

I am looking for desendents of Thomas Palmer and Kathyn Palmer nee Magee ,they had a son Edward W. Palmer and their last address was 213 E Clinton Ave, Oaklyn Ny 08107
I understand they had a store at one time and were members of
LOGAN MEMORIAL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
White Horse Pike at Merchant Street
according to Kathyn's will her grandchildren were Jan Louise mer,Donna Ann Palmer and William Thomas Palmer
e -mail me coffey2go@aol.com
we have a direct family connection and would like to exchange information
Thank you
Shirley

Kaye Family - Hull & Rotherham/Sheffield

Allen Kaye — 9 Sep 2002 8:59:28 GMT

We have family that in 1881 a census for Hull gave as:

1881
Dwelling: 2 Alice Pl Census Place: Sculcoates, York, England
Source: FHL Film 1342150 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 4762 Folio 65 Page 14
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Jane KAYE W 40 F Rotherham, York, England
Rel: Head Occ: Charwoman
George H. T. KAYE 14 M Attercliffe, York, England
Rel: Son Occ: Scholar
Walter E. KAYE 10 M Hull, York, England
Rel: Son Occ: Scholar
Frederick E. KAYE 8 M Hull, York, England
Rel: Son Occ: Scholar
Gertrude A. KAYE 3 F Holmes, York, England Rel: Daug
Sarah J. KAYE 1 F Hull, York, England
Rel: Daug

we have records of the male Kayes when they went to Sheffield and married but cannot find what happened to the daughters or indeed Jane Kaye who eithe rhad remarried or died by 1901. Also we are trying to trace Janes husband who we know was Paul Kaye who must have died in 1880 or thereabouts.

can anyone help ?

Allen

Abraham and James KAYE, Yorkshire

Judy McCoy — 4 Feb 2003 12:13:16 GMT

I am researching Abraham KAYE, born 16 Nov 1818, Huddersfield, Yorkshire (West Riding), England. Christened 31 May 1819, Almondbury parish.
Also researching James KAYE father, Mary (Mally) ARMITAGE mother. Parents married 13 Jul 1801, Almondbury parish. Birth years approximately 1780 and 1781 respectively.
Siblings of Abraham: John - chr. 1803 Almondbury, William - 1805 Almondbury, Joseph - 1807 Almondbury, Walter - 1808 Almondbury, Walker - 1810 Almondbury, Henry - 1812 Birksmill, Henry - 1812 Birksmill, Harriet - 1814 Newmill (Huddersfield), Robert - 1816 Huddersfield, Mary Ann (aka Martha?) - 1821 Coldhill, Sarah - 1823 ParkGate.
Abraham married Phinetta KILBURN 30 Jan 1842, both of Lockwood, Almondbury parish. 3 children Alfred, William Henry and Elizabeth were born in Huddersfield. The family emigrated to the US from Liverpool on the ship Emma Watts in 1848, eventually settling in Paterson, NJ.
Abraham and James (and other family members)were employed as slubbers, woolcarders and clothiers on various records.
I would like to hear from anyone researching these names or if you have any information to add. I have quite a bit on Abraham and family after they come to the US. I believe that his siblings William, Henry and Mary Ann (Martha) also emigrated to Paterson, NJ, in the 1840's.

Thomas Kaye of West Yorkshire?

sld95 — 26 Jan 2003 6:53:39 GMT

I am looking for more information on Thomas Kaye (parentage unknown) He was married to Sarah Anne Tree (parentage unknown) They had at least one child, Isabella who was born 1869 in Allerton Bywater West Yorkshire. Soon after her birth, they moved to an unknown place, I am guessing Bradford, but am not sure.

Kaye and Lawrence, Yorkshire, Eng

Ellen MacKenzie — 4 Jan 2003 5:21:52 GMT

I have a Margaret Kaye married to a William or John Lawrence. Her father is listed as Edward married to Ann Tirwitt. Does anyone have anything on these Kayes?

Joshua Kaye (b. 1791), Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England

DCMorinello — 31 Jul 2001 12:24:17 GMT

Looking for parents of Joshua Kaye (b. 1791) a clothier of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, Eng. He married Hannah Poole (b. 1793) in England and later emigrated to Pittsburgh, PA in 1819. They married at Almondbury Church on Dec. 26, 1814. Sons born in England were William, Joseph, and David. Their son Joseph (1815-1869) who married Margaret Snee (1811-1836) worked at Knap's Fort Pitt Foundary and built cannons for the Civil War.

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This message originally appeared April 9, 2000, on the KAYE Files message board (now defunct).

Kaye family

teddibear_1 — 1 Dec 2002 12:45:03 GMT

Anne KAY / KAYE / KAYLE, Liverpool

Michael Rigby — 5 May 2001 12:00:00 GMT

Could anyone please tell me is there any history of the surname Kay, Kaye or Kayle (Anne) in the Liverpool area of Lancashire around 1829 or earlier. Unfortunately I have three different spellings of the surname on the three different birth certificates of her children.

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This message originally appeared July 27, 2000, on the KAYE Files message board (now defunct).

Tracing my roots...

Jennifer Kaye — 14 Jun 2001 12:00:00 GMT

Hello All, My grandmother is Ellie Montgomery Kaye. She started tracing our family roots before I was born. Now I'm 24 and have no contact with my Kaye family. I'd like to start researching. Please help me. My father is Steven John Kaye. I have a aunt name Kris Kaye. There are seven total siblings, I believe, in the family. Thank you for your time.

Jenn Kaye

KAYEs from Yorkshire, England

Glen Kaye — 5 May 2001 12:00:00 GMT

Glad to find this site! I've been working at this for 30 years. My immediate lines are as follows:

Glen Kaye m. Harriet Lynn Witt
Richard Brayshaw Kaye (18 Sep 1911 - 25 Apr. 1974) m. Ruth Elizabeth Hoover
Wilson Franklin Kaye (2 Mar 1877 - 25 Nov 1961) m. Mary Perier Cash
John William Brayshaw Kaye (9 Jul 1843) m. Louisa J. Wanamaker
Joseph Kaye (28 Feb 1808 - March 1858) m. Elizabeth Brayshaw
Joseph Kaye (1780 - Unknown)

The first Joseph was from Leeds, England. The second Joseph was born in Yorkshire, England. John Kaye was born in Laithwaite, Yorkshire, England.

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This message originally appeared June 2, 2000, on the KAYE Files message board (now defunct).

Looking fpr Ellen Perlstein Kaye

BudloNic — 9 Jul 2004 4:47:18 GMT

Looking for the daughter of Harvey L. Perlstein, Ellen Perlstein Kaye.
If anyone knows her address please sent it to me. Would like it very much. Also would like to contact her for information on family research on the Perlstein family
If known please contact me. Thanks for the help

Lawrence Kaye

Lori — 31 Aug 2002 1:04:39 GMT

Looking for any info on Lawrence Howard Kaye. He passed away on 6-1-88 in NYC. Also trying to find his son Larry H. Kaye (Jr?) age 58(?). His children have been looking for him for years. Also if anyone can tell me how to get the info from the obituary on Lawrence Kaye, that could help me.Thank you for any help!

Thomas Kaye

sld90 — 26 Oct 2002 10:35:32 GMT

I am searching for more information on Thomas Kaye, husband to Sarah Ann Tree, father to Isabella Kaye. Briefly resided in Allerton Bywater. May have moved to Bradford,

Walter Boothroyd KAYE/Hannah ELLAM

Cheryl Bailey — 7 Aug 2002 12:13:55 GMT

Happy to share and seeking further info on Walter Boothroyd KAYE married Hannah ELLAM 15 Nov 1803 at the Independant Chapel, Highfield, Pole Moor YKS. Children: Abraham chr 1823, Walter chr 1829, John chr 1832, Ann chr 1834 m. John Dyson WOOD d. 1898 Ipswich QLD Aust, Joseph Edwin chr 1839 and Martha Hannah chr 1841 all at Almondsbury YKS.

Thanks - Cheryl

Thomas Kaye & Sarah Ann Tree

sld90 — 26 Oct 2002 10:35:32 GMT

This couple lived in Allerton Bywater, Castleford West Yorkshire in the mid 1800's. They had a daughter Isabella. At some point, Isabella ended up in Stockport Cheshire.

Sara Kaye

abyhip1 — 19 May 2002 8:04:11 GMT

My great grandfather James Yates parents were Thomas Yates and Sara Kaye. He was christened on 8 Mar., 1840 Norfolk Row Catholic, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England. I am seeking information on Sara Kaye, my great-great grandmother. Thanks for your interest

Andrew P. Kaye

lisa pazda — 14 May 2002 9:51:11 GMT

Andrew P. Kaye married Mary Hutchison 1884 Charlotte County,NB.Co-signer John Brown.Source PANB. 1900 Washington County Maine Census,City of Calais,Andrew Kaye Head 38,Mary wife 35,Jessie dau 15,Bessie dau 15,James son 14,Crawford son 12,Charles son 10,Andrew son 4,Jean dau 2,---son 4/12. Bessie married Samuel Monk in Lubec 9/9/1905.Later moved to Illinois,then California.Charles A. Kaye found in Texas 1920, died California.Anyone able to connect to this family?

Huddersfield, England Richard Kaye & Sarah Worthington

heleneyounger — 15 Sep 2003 6:50:16 GMT

Looking for anyone connected with Jesse Ingham Kaye and Nancy Dransfield who came to the states from Huddersfield, England in 1850. Jesse's parents are Richard and Sarah (Worthington) Kaye. I will be making a trip to England in August of this year and would like to meet up with any relatives still in the area. Thanks!

The KAYE Files Genealogy Archives web site

Suzan Kaye — 16 Jan 2000 8:18:23 GMT

I'm writing to invite you all to visit the KAYE Files Genealogy Archives web site, at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kayefile/index.html , where you can post queries on the !NEW! message board, search for your ancestor's name with the !NEW! site search engine, join the KAYE and/or KAY mailing list, submit data files for inclusion on the site, read family stories, share your family tree and browse through the data files that have already been submitted.

The site is always under construction, and anyone researching any variation of the KAYE name is welcome to share their info.

Hope to "see" you soon!

Suzan Kaye

benjamin kaye of Huddersfield

janette mitchell — 21 Mar 2002 12:39:57 GMT

saw your message and think maybe my gr-grandmother, Susannah Kaye may be his sister. I know some but not too
much. Her mother was Elizabeth Ibberson of Honley, but not
sure of Susannah's father's first name. She was born approx.
1835 and married to Richard Lockwood, son of Wm and Sarah in Kirkheaton,WRY, living at 145 Old Halifax Rd., Hud-
dersfield (1881 census}. I'd like to hear from you. Janette Lockwood Mitchell.

Chester Rural Cemetery

PatTheodore — 28 Jul 2002 6:45:17 GMT

I noticed that the Kay family has an ancestor buried in Stranger's Row at Chester Rural Cemetery in Chester, Pennsylvania. Does anyone know either the location or that area within the cemetery and/or the origin of the name?

John Kaye

H.J.Kaye — 8 Dec 2001 8:34:06 GMT

Does anyone have any info on the numerous Kayes around Huddersfield? My interest is with John Kaye bc1801 Huddersfield he married Elizabeth Smith 7 April 1822 Huddersfield. He moved to Leeds after 1834. Any info on parents of John would be appreciated.
Thanks.

Benjamin Kaye in USA.

H.J.Kaye — 8 Dec 2001 8:29:52 GMT

One branch of my research as led me to Benjamin Kaye bc1823 Huddersfield(son of John/Elizabeth). He married Mary XXXX circa 1848. after 1852 Benjamin and his family moved to America, and according to the 1881 census had at least 3 children whilst there
Mary L bc1860, Newhamshire,Manchester, US,
John G? bc 1862, Newhamshire, Manchester, US
Joseph G? bc1866, Mass, Arlington, US
By 1869 Benjamin and family where back in England.

Does anyone have any info on this family or any tips as to how I can progress my research on Benjamins stay in America?
Thanks

Benjamin KAYE

mam22nov — 4 Dec 2006 4:11:57 GMT

Kaye

Rennie — 26 Sep 2001 4:12:12 GMT

Still looking for connection. James Kaye (b) 1942 Scotland married Elizabeth Janet (?) Wales (b) 1946(?) children: James (b) 1864 Scotland, Ernest E (b) 1866 Scotland, Edith A. (b) 1868 England. Presbyterian came to Victoria B.C. was listed on census 1881.

re john thomas kaye

irene — 14 Sep 2001 9:53:40 GMT

john thomas kaye married jane anne jones
son born john kaye may 1920
daugh born ? annie
family lived in hunslet leeds yorks
so it makes me wonder if john thomas was born late 1890's

kaye, St. John ( NB), period 1830-1870

JanToirkens — 8 Jun 2002 9:53:48 GMT

Does anybody have info for Andrew Kaye shipmaster in St. John ( NB ) in 1865, born approx. 1830.
A brother of him was probably John Kaye..
Who were their parents..,?

kaye family

irene — 27 Aug 2001 9:53:05 GMT

hello new to page
am looking for the family of..JOHN THOMAS KAYE not sure when he was born ?
i have his sons m/cert in front of me, dated 1947 but john thomas listed as (deceased) his son john is stated as 26 yrs old married doreen heslop
i know of a daughter annie also deceased
john also passed away 2 yrs ago so i am in the dark here
there is a military conection on father and son

Captain Jacob Kaye, New-Brunswick

JanToirkens — 8 Jun 2002 9:53:48 GMT

In St. John, New-Brunswick married approx. 1861 Captain Jacob Kaye with Mercy Akerely.. His ship wrecked in the year
1870. Am looking for his parents... and siblings..
he was born approx. 1825-1833....

Captain Jacob Kaye from New-Brunswick ( Canada ) wrecked in 1872-1880

JanToirkens — 8 Jun 2002 9:53:48 GMT

His ship wrecked off the coast of Maine ( USA )... in the years, approx. 1872-1880... Born approx. 1835. Looking for info on this ship and the captain/crew, was there any newspaper-article at the time of this wreck. He was part-owner of the ship. His widow was Mercy
Kaye, nee Akerley, born in New-Brunswick ( Canada ).

KAYE FAMILY

KAYE — 4 May 2001 12:00:00 GMT

I AM TRYING TO FIND ANY INFORMATION ON ANY RELATIONS TO DENNIS KAYE BORN 1930.
I BELIEVE THAT THE FAMILY NAME WAS CHANGED FROM KAPUZA (?) WHEN DENNIS WAS RELATIVELY YOUNG. HE HAS AN OLDER BROTHER, LESLIE, WHO POSSIBLY MIGHT BE IN FRANCE.

HIS FAMILY SETTLED IN LONDON IN THE 1940-50S. DENNIS JOINED THE NAVY AND MARRIED BARBARA CHRISTINA HEWITT IN 1957. FROM LONDON HE MOVED TO PORTSMOUTH, GOSPORT AND THEN TO TEESSIDE.

IF ANYBODY HAS ANY INFORMATION ON LESLIE I WOULD BE VERY GRATEFUL.

THANKS

GARY KAYE

kaye family

ronaldwestmoreland — 4 Jul 2001 8:47:45 GMT

why dont you try the salvation army they might be able to help

Anne KAYE Haigh

Michael Rigby — 5 May 2001 12:00:00 GMT

I am looking for information on a miss Anne Kaye who married a mr Samuel Haigh in the early 1800's and had a son John Franklin Haigh who was christened on the Isle of Man so she could possibly have been born on the Isle of Man but not sure. Thank you.

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This message originally appeared March 18, 2000, on the KAYE Files message board (now defunct).