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Re: QUANTOCK

berylrenton_1 — 2009-09-28 04:34:16Z

Thank you Lorraine - have done so.
Beryl

Re: QUANTOCK

lozzama — 2009-09-28 01:06:02Z

Beryl
I have a lot of previously prepared information about the siblings and parents of Emily Frances Jane Whitbread. My email address is lozzama@hotmail.com. Can you contact me through my email address and I will email all I have on the family.
Lorraine

Re: QUANTOCK

berylrenton_1 — 2009-09-26 03:13:27Z

There are a great many Quantocks and connecting surnames include - Allen, Judd, Walsh, Soble, Laurence, Meaton, Royall, Mead, Wheadon, Thomas, Gale, Marshall, Whitbread, White, Manning, Need, Gummer, Wood. The only Whitbread I have is Emily Frances Jane Whitbread 1861/1937 who married Henry James Quantock. I have no parents or siblings or anything else for the Whitbreads. Anything you can give me would b e appreciated. These people are not in my direct line, but branches of it. I do extend my ancestry to cover anyone at all who connect.

Re: QUANTOCK

lozzama — 2009-09-25 22:35:19Z

Beryl
Thank you for your reply. It looks like the Quantocks spent some time in Western Australia. Are you related to the Quantocks? My mother told me we had relatives in Western Australia. I live in Sydney and am descended from Valentine Whitbread.
Lorraine

Re: QUANTOCK

berylrenton_1 — 2009-09-25 08:29:58Z

Hi ... I have the following -
Henry born 1885 died 1885
Olive May born 30/4/1886 died 3/5/1955. She married William Henry Meaton on 11/5/1909 - born 1874 died 1937, They had Valda Lillian Meaton (married with children - no info). They had a son as well (no info)
Ida born 1888 died 1896
Vera born 1891 died in Perth, Western Australia. Married Jim Walsh (no info)
Zillah born 27/5/1894 died 4/6/1979. Married 13/4/19209 Philip Ryder Allen born 1896 died 1972
Dorothy born 9/3/1896 Rochdale, NSW, died 12/11/1985. Married 9/5/1923 John Critchley Allen born 1894 died 1972. Child Margaret Frances born 1926 died 1927. Other children but I do not have them
Marjory born 1897 died 1898
Dennis born 1901 died 1901
Herbert James born 24/9/1902 died 31/5/1983. Married 24/12/1926 in Perth W.A. to Beryl Marshall born 17/12/1902 Gunderoo, NSW died 7/4/1965 Perth. They had children and he married again but I have no more info.

Re: QUANTOCK

lozzama — 2009-09-25 04:49:27Z

Beryl
I have been looking for information on the Quantock family in Australia. Emily Frances Jane Whitbread married Henry J Quantock (or Quanlock) in 1884 and they had nine children born in Sydney Australia. I can't find any trace as to what happened to them later. Do you have any information?
Lorraine

Re: Male Family in N.Y. Canada

chewbeca — 2009-09-03 03:51:43Z

Thanks again for all your help and legwork. I did notice the absence of a name for Unis and her siblings' mother, and this 'famous loyalist figure' has a long history and write-up on the British Loyalist's website, but nothing of his wife...interesting :)

Re: Male Family in N.Y. Canada

montrallo1 — 2009-09-02 17:18:49Z

I have also found where the names a switched around and my great-grandfather was George Wallace Male and was always referred to as Wallace. The native american reference may be coming from Charity Mix (Ambrose's wife) ancestry. Her mother was Unis Gaffield and Unis's father was captured by Indians at a fort in Vermont and raised by them and then a French family. His father was killed in the attack and mother also taken prisoner but released later. You can search for Nathaniel Gaffield and you will find some interesting info plus a long line of ancestors.

The reference for the son Job is from the cemetery information and I'll have to look through my notes to see if I have anything else. The only reference I have to Libby's parents is her mother's name and she lived next door as evidenced by the census records. Also found a reference to her brother and his wife and kids in a separate record.

I am going back to Rochester in a few weeks and they have a wonderful reference library in Ogden/Spencerport where I hope to have time to do some more research and if I find anymore info I will post.

My family line is my grandmother was a Male (father was George Wallace) and she married a Denny (Dennee) from the Kingston, Canada area but both were already living in the Rochester area. This is my mother's side of family.

Re: Male Family in N.Y. Canada

chewbeca — 2009-09-02 16:02:40Z

Most excellent! I indeed found the marriage between Job Male and Elizabeth Scott on the exact date you give. However, I've found at least with this branch of my family they interchanged middle and surnames very often. I've found records on familysearch.org that Elizabeth Scott's full name was actually Adelaide Elizabeth Scott; the record corresponds with dates and names which make me reasonably sure it's the same girl.

I've never seen a record of Job Male's son Job, but if it was from his first wife, I have her as Mary Louisa Scott. All I know is she gave birth to Mary Louise Male on March 28 1866 and died April 22 of the same year. I do have record of Ida Male, and the Madie born in 1878 may have been the Hellen MM Male I found in the 1881 Canadian census in the Male household. Claire was actually Vina Clair, and she married my ancestor Charles Glenney after his first wife's death (her sister, Mary Louise) in 1903. Don't have a date on that marriage.

As Ambrose Male came from England, that goes to say his granddaughter Vina Clair wasn't fully blood Native American, but it's possible that her mother Adelaide Elizabeth was? I don't suppose you have any more pedigree information on Libby, do you?

Re: Male Family in N.Y. Canada

montrallo1 — 2009-09-02 14:10:56Z

Job Male was born 1846 in Colbourne, Ontario, Canada. His parents were Ambrose Male and Charity Mix. Ambrose was born 1810-1811 in Kingsbury, Somerset, England (many Male families from this area including several Ambrose and Job) and he died 7/4/1883 and the death records filed in Northumberland, Colbourne indicate he was 72 years old a farmer and born in England and cause was heart disease and age, physician was W.A. Willoughby and relative was Charles W. Male, Blacksmith Colbourne (this is my ancestor), and registered 8/2/1883 and religion was Canada Methodist. Ambrose immigrated to Canada before 1820 and his father’s name was also Ambrose. The family immigrated sometime before 1820 as there is a land record for Ambrose Male; also in the family was at least another son (brother to Ambrose) John born 1819 and he married and his wife died in 1893 and the obituary is listed as Mrs. John Male pioneer family of Colborne. Charity Mix born about 1812 and died 3/29/1894. Her father was John Mix born 1774 and married in 1799 to Unis Gaffield who was born 1784 in Saratoga, NY. The Mix family were royalists and went to Canada after Revolutionary War. Unis’s family was located in Vermont and NY and there is a story about her father (Nathaniel Gaffield) being captured by Indian’s and then brought up by French family. He is also listed as one of the founders of the Colbourne area. Charity was the youngest of six kids, 4 boys 2 girls. Ambrose and Charity also had six kids – Rachel born 1832, Maria born 1840, Ambrose and John born 1841, Job born 1846, and Charles H. born 1850.

Job Male born 1846 married his second wife (his first wife was the sister of his second and I believe she died in childbirth) Elizabeth “Libby” Scott born 1852 and died 1931. They married at the First Methodist Church of Rochester on 6/10/1867 and it was one of the few marriage records that survived a fire. I believe that Job had an Uncle that immigrated to the Rochester, NY area and the family went back and forth between Colbourne and Rochester (there was a ferry). Charles Male also visited his Uncle there and immigrated to the Rochester area when he was in his 20’s (this is my family). Libby Scott’s mother was Louisa and her brother was Walter. Job and Libby had the following kids – Job born 1865 (must be first wife), Ida born 1873, Madie born 1878, Claire born 1880, and Hazel born 1883. Job died in 1932 and Job, Libby and their son Job are buried in Salem Cemetery, Northumberland, Canada.

Ambrose Male, son of Ambrose and Charity was a widower and on 8/27/1878 he married Harriett Hawley (age 21) of Colborne, daughter of Charles Hawley and Harriett Mix and witnessed by Mary Hunter and W.H. Brown. Ambrose was listed as a farmer.

Re: Male Family in N.Y. Canada

chewbeca — 2009-08-27 04:57:52Z

INCREDIBLY excited to read and see this! Will keep watching the thread. And thanks!

Re: Male Family in N.Y. Canada

Allyson264 — 2009-08-27 01:18:58Z

Thanks, that would be great. Look forward to hearing/seeing more.

Re: Male Family in N.Y. Canada

montrallo1 — 2009-08-26 23:48:46Z

I also have the info on Job's parents and siblings and when they came to Canada and from where, etc. I also have family pictures of Job's sister-in-law Louisa (my relative)
Will post info in few days.

Re: Male Family in N.Y. Canada

montrallo1 — 2009-08-26 23:43:52Z

I have info on Job Male and the Male family. Job's brother was my 3gr-grandfather. Part of the Male family (mine) moved to the Rochester area about 1885. Job was actually married in Rochester area but lived in Canada (ferry ran across the lake). I have info on Job and marriages and where he is buried, etc. It will take me a few days to get time to dig out info but will post it soon.

Re: Male Family in N.Y. Canada

Allyson264 — 2009-08-26 21:32:51Z

I'll keep your information in mind and let you know if I come across anything. Meanwhile, all I really have is the marriage:

"Finly (Finlay) Wellington Batty, to Elizabeth MALE. 16 Jan. 1851, Haldimand. Rev: WAIT. Wit: Benjamin Jackson, Almira Jackson, his wife and several others."

Note that in the 1881 Census the family is listed as German, which the Battys definitely were not. I'm not sure where that mistake originated, unless the Males were German.

And since the Males and Battys were one after the other on that census, they were immediate neighbours. I have assumed that Elizabeth (nee Male) Batty and Job were sister and brother because of the ages, but that's a guess.

Good luck with your research.

I'm also interested in Lakeport/Colborne area generally, so if you come across any general info about life there in the early days, 1790s to 1900, I'd be interested. Thanks!

Re: Male Family in N.Y. Canada

chewbeca — 2009-08-26 21:19:40Z

Unfortunately, the Male part of the tree is worst when it comes to details.

From what we knew, gg grandpa Charles Glenny married Mary Louise Male, who died in 1903 after giving birth to a Nellie L Glenny (1888-1891), and then married her sister, Clair, from whom we descend. According to the grave markers, she lived from 1880-1972 and is buried here with Charles. Weirdly, the Winnebago County annals say Mary Louise died with her child in 1888 *shrugs*

My sister-in-law researched names through film and found a record of a Charles W. Glenny (born 1862 in Colborne District, Ontario) marrying a Mary Louise Male (born March 28 1866 in Colborne) on Jan 5 1888 in Colborne. But my gg grandpa's middle name was Albert, and he was born in 1865. Still, the probability of those two names on a marriage record in the same year and the same area is highly unlikely. This same record names Mary the daughter of a Job Male and Mary Louisa (Scott). My sister-in-law found two records for Job Male, both born in Ontario Canada in 1847 or 1844.

Then, as I mention, I just uncovered a census record putting both a Vinna MC and Mary L in the Males house (Males, not Male). According to the entry, they were daughters of Job and Elizabeth Males, sisters to Ida EA and Hellen MM. The birth years match up quite close, and so I'm prone to believe this is my family: Vinna MC (June 2 1880), Mary L (March 28 1866), Ida EA (c 1874), Hellen MM (c 1877). They were living in Ontario at the time, and Job was employed as a blacksmith.

I've been told by my mom and late grandfather that gg Grandma Glenney was full blood Native American, and I'm honing in on this branch in order to find out which tribe she's from. There is a constant mix up of middle names and first names, which, with the double middle initials in the census record for their children, I'm prone to believe that those could stand for Native American names, as in Joe Standing Bear Smith. It's a theory, at least. I don't know for sure yet.

I'm sorry I can't give you anything on the Battys. That name has never come up in my search at all.

Re: Male Family in N.Y. Canada

Allyson264 — 2009-08-26 20:53:07Z

I'd have to check my files, but I believe a Job Male was my great-great-grandmother's brother. Her name was Elizabeth Male and she married Finley Wellington Batty. They lived in Lakeport, Ontario. I don't know much about the Males, other than where they lived -- nearby property to my gg-grandmother's family. Do you have any info at all on the Males ... or the Battys? I'll see what I can find here.

Re: Male Family in N.Y. Canada

chewbeca — 2009-08-26 17:14:52Z

You don't have anything on Job Male, do you? My gg grandma was Clair Male. The 1881 Canadian census has a Vinna MC Males as a daughter of Job Males, married to an Elizabeth Males, and as the dates are quite consistent as far as birth, I'm assuming this is her.

Re: Priscilla Harris And Wilmer Male

2006-07-25 20:05:49Z

I am a descendant of Priscilla and Wilmer.

You may contact me privately via email.

Jon G.

Re: Uriah Male from Somerset b. 1810

pentangle|MA1867822 — 2009-05-19 12:48:42Z

Sure, pleased to help. If you have an account at Genes Reunited I can give you access there. Alternatively I can email you the Gedcom file if you drop me a line to brett@sciencenow.com

Re: Uriah Male from Somerset b. 1810

pentangle|MA1867822 — 2009-05-18 11:15:17Z

Uriah Male is my wife's Great Great Grandfather. He was christened in Seavington on 5/6/1808 - Not sure if this is your Uriah, but my one was notoriously vague about how old he was if you go through the censuses. His father was Malachi (b 1777, Barrington) who, with his wife Mary, had the dubious privilege of being run out of Seavington and sent to Drayton under the Poor Laws in 1832. From Malachi it is possible to trace the tree back to Ricardus Johannes Male (1594) who is a further 6 generations back.

Re: Cornelius Male - died 1892 - Ohio

FlorenceNGriffin — 2007-11-08 01:36:34Z

Cornelius Anthony Mail/Male and Elizabeth Mary Male were married on 2 Nov 1870 in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio. Elizabeth was the dau of George W Male and Eliby/Eleanor Norris. Their children were: Effie Male 1875, Frances/Fannie 1877, Richard 1879/ Leona/Nora 1881/ James G 1886 and Nelson Otto born 18909. Cornelius served during the American Civil War from Columbus,Ohio.

Death of Mr. James Male in Cuba

davwayell — 2007-04-24 03:18:40Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. James Male, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Male died in Cuba on January 14, 1947.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

George Male

KKintzley — 2009-07-12 20:43:44Z

I'm researching my gg-grandparents, George (b:24Oct1817) & Emily Male (17Jan1828)both born in England. They died in the state of Oregon. They lived many years in Oyster Bay, New York, moving then to Beach Lake, Pennsylvania and finally to Oregon. If you have any information, I'd appreciate it!

Re: Male Barrington Som connection

shimmeroo — 2008-11-29 11:33:04Z

Hello my is Jenny and my dad's name was Alfred Edwin Male.
My pa's name was Rupert Edwin Male. I do not know much about my dad's side of the family unfortunatley. All I know is that my dad and pa had a lot of land at Renown Park S.A.

Regards
Jenny

Male-Virginia

AmandaBurns31 — 2006-07-28 16:51:29Z

I have record that
Welford Male and Elizabeth Boothe married Dec. 12, 1844, Isham Male and Peggy Stewart married November 14, 1820, Jeremiah Male married Lucy Jane Rowlett March 8, 1836. Any information on these people would be appreciated

Re: William Thomas Male of Bristol & Somerset

helenar141 — 2006-10-28 22:58:10Z

Hi,
I can't help you apart from the fact, I also believe that williams wife was Annie Perryman, we are looking for the same family.

Re: charles george male

davemale1 — 2006-10-31 15:21:41Z

Hello Jeff

I've just been browsing, and came across your RootsWeb message of January this year. Charles George (more usually referred to as George), is/was my uncle, and I have just spent a week in Spain with his son Michael who travelled over from Canada to join me.
He wasn't just a British footballer, but a Captain of England and Arsenal. Three consecutive gold League Winners medals were displayed at the Highbury Museum, and were sold at auction a few months ago after the closure of Highbury after the new Emirates Stadium was built.

How can I help with regards to George, and what is your connection to the family?

Kind Regards - Dave

Re: charles george male

davemale1 — 2007-01-06 13:45:23Z

Hello Michele

I wonder if you are on the right track here - as yet, I have been unable to match my Males to any of those from Jersey or Somerset, and there are four of us related in the Male line who have matched trees as far back as to 1690 so far.

However, you did start by mentioning the footballing history, and that aspect is most certainly linked to my George (my father's brother).

If you would like to email me direct to davemale@btinternet.com, I will give you the url and password to my large tree on Tribal Pages - you can see if there are links there - I have my doubts but would love to find that there is a link with the Someset batch of Males, as there are so many of them.

As far as I know George's only appearance in Africa, was during the war when he served in North Africa with the RAF. Do you know in which year he visited, and I can ask his son Michael whether he can confirm or otherwise that this was the case?

Kind Regards - Dave

Re: charles george male

davemale1 — 2007-10-01 22:39:45Z

Hello Linda

Thanks for your enquiry, and apologies for the delay in response - I've been abroad for the past 3 weeks. Regrettably, there doesn't appear to be a link of my Males with Jersey at all, my lot coming from the Midlands, Cheshire, and London for as far back as 1690.

My Charles George Male was born 1910 in West Ham and captained Arsenal and England in the 1930s, so if you do find a link with any of the areas I mentioned there is a bit of fame to add to your tree!

Kind Regards - Dave

DORTHOTY MALE/CHRISTOFFELS

Jlittle7701 — 2007-03-26 20:03:26Z

I am looking for Dorothy Male who married Rev. Lee Christoffels or one of their children. The last information I had she was in Minnesota. She was doing genealogy on the Bairds. Please email me at Jlittle7701@wmconnect.com

Re: Male Family in N.Y. Canada

Allyson264 — 2008-08-01 19:27:11Z

I have a small amount of information about the Male family. My gg-grandfather Finlay Wellington Batty, of the village of Lakeport, near Colborne, Haldimand Township, Northumberland County, Canada, married Elizabeth Male. Job Male's family lived next door to the Battys. I haven't done much research on the family, so not sure if he was her brother or father.

I have this on other members of the family:

008672 - 1895 Charles HAYNES, 24, farmer, Cramahe twp, Colborne, s/o John & Maggie HAYNES, married Madie MALE, 19, Colborne, same, d/o Job & Elizabeth MALE, witn. Joseph HAYNES & Ida MALE both of Colborne, March 5 1895 at Colborne

008796-95 (Northumberland) Randle M. MALE, 20, blacksmith, Colbourne, Colbourne , s/o Charles MALE & Lowiza MCDONALD, married Alberta MORSETT, 25, Castleton, illegible Tp.- Northumberland, d/o Maxwell MORSETT & Lowida MARLERS, witn: M.E. MAX(sic) & C. M. MCFARLIN both of Warkworth, 23 October 1895 at Warkworth

010471 97 William Jas. McCRACKEN, 30 widower, farmer, Canada, Cramahe, s/o George McCRACKEN, & Eliza COYLE married Ida MALE, 25, Canada, Colborne, d/o Job. MALE & Elizabeth SCOTT, witn. Harry COLTEN & Jas. McCRACKEN both of Colborne, Nov. 2 1897 at Colborne

I also have basics on Wellington and Elizabeth's marriage in 1951.

Would be interested on anything else you may have, and particularly Elizabeth Male who married Batty. Any idea when your Males arrived in Canada?

Re: charles george male

barrywestonjeffs — 2007-01-06 12:16:08Z

HI DAVE
iAM MICHELE JEAN JEFFS (BORN MALE)
THANKS FOR THE REPLY , MY CONNECTION TO GEORGE MALE WAS THAT HE WAS MY FATHERS COUSIN. GEORGE CAME OVER TO SOUTH AFRICA MANY MNAY YEARS AGO TO VISIT MY GRANDPARENTS. MY FAMILY ORIGINATES FROM JERSEY & BEFORE THE BARRINGTON SOMERSET. I WOULD BE GRATEFULL FOR ANY INFORMATION ON GEORGES FAMILY EG PARENTS , GRANDPARENTS SO THAT WE CAN TIE THEM IN TO THE FAMILY TREE.
MY FATHER - SYDNEY TERRANCE MALE (SA)
MY GRANDFATHER - SYDNEY JOHN MALE (SA)
MY GREATGRAND FATHER - CHARLES MALE (JERSEY)
MY GREAT GREAT GRAND FATHER - EPHRAIN MALE (JERSEY)
FROM WHAT I CAN GUESS IS THAT GEORGES FAMILY CONNECTS TO CHARLES FAMILY
SHOULD YOU HAVE ANY IDEAS PLEASE CONTACT ME THANKS

Re: Uriah Male from Somerset b. 1810

stevepmale — 2009-05-18 17:03:37Z

Thank you so much, this is the Uriah that I'm looking for. Since I posted this message I was able to go as far back as William Male in 1674, would you happen to know where I can find the additional information that traces the lineage back to Ricardus in 1594?

Malachi Male

stevepmale — 2007-12-30 01:38:50Z

Hello Again,

I'd like to thank everyone for their help with my last post, it was most appreciated. I was able to find Uriah's father Malachi Male b. 1775 he was married to a Mary Burgess, however I'm noticing that he is commonly confused with another Malachi Male born 1777 married to a Maria Rayson

Does anyone have any information on the Malachi Male born in 1775?

Thanks as always

Uriah Male from Somerset b. 1810

stevepmale — 2007-12-28 18:35:31Z

I'm starting to work on my family tree and I have traced back to my great great great great grandfather, Uriah Male from Somerset. Does anyone have any information on him or his descendants?

Thanks

leslie donald male

Clare260 — 2008-03-31 20:16:45Z

hi i am looking for any relatives associated with leslie donald male private in the royal candian army service corp in 1942 he had two sons and one daughter wife was english, married her in guildford february 1942 daughter born 1943 england, son born canada 1946.
He is from St Catherines, his father was Joesph Male a Dock worker.
hope you can help.

Re: Louisa and Vina Male married to Charles Glenney

chewbeca — 2009-08-26 16:56:27Z

Wow, this is a long time coming for a reply, but no, I don't think this is the same Charles Glenney. His father was named Thomas Glenney, but he died in the US in 1908 and is buried in Rockford, IL. Charles died in 1947.

Re: trying to trace

Sue_Redfearn — 2006-09-04 17:05:20Z

I have a Richard Thomas Male c1893 Curry Rivel - he married Ethel Mathews. I have 7 children for them, including a John c1935 Huish Episcopi - he married Jean Brueford. There is a sister Elsie May, c1930 Huish Episcopi.

Male Family Cleveland Ohio

patriciamale — 2008-01-12 23:09:54Z

Hello,I think the family you are inquiring on is my husbands family. They settled in Cleveland and the last name is Male. I think the grandfather was James Male. He had 4 children, 3 sons and one daughter. One of his sons was my father in law William. Let me know if this sounds right and I will enjoy conversing online with you about it.
They are Polish. The last name was originally Maliczewski.(not sure of spelling but I think that is right)
Pattie

Cornelius Male - died 1892 - Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2007-11-07 14:03:27Z

MALE - at 11 o'clock p.m. Sunday May 15th, 1892, Mr. Cornelius Male aged 56 years.
The remains will be taken to Stockport (Ohio) for interment on Tuesday morning.

Zanesville Daily Courier, Zanesville, Ohio
Monday, May 16, 1892

Obit. Vernon J. MALE (1908 - 2007) b. Athens County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2007-11-01 13:06:15Z

Vernon J. Male, 99, passed away Sunday (Oct. 28, 2007) in St. Anns Hospital, Columbus, Ohio.

Born Jan. 31, 1908, in Bartlett, Ohio, to William and Elizabeth Male, he was a retired Mason for Stark Ceramics in Canton, Ohio. He was a member of the Southland Mission Church in Cutler Ohio, and attended the 13th Street Church of God in Canton.

He is survived by one son, Dana Male of Powell, Ohio; seven daughters, Joretta Jackson of Columbus, Dolly (Gary) Thomas of Shaker Heights, Ohio, Norma Saffold of Chagrin Falls, Ohio, Carol Patterson of Canton, Ohio, Vickie (Will) Wright of Los Angeles, Joy (Eddy) Allen of Washington, D.C., and Melba (Henry) Watkins of Springfield, Va.; 19 grandchildren; 33 great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren. He is also survived by six half-sisters, a host of cousins, nieces, nephews and friends.

He was preceded in death by parents; first wife, Mable Ann Tabler; second wife, Lenore Tabler; one son, Doran; and one daughter, Lillian White.

Services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday in Southland Mission Church, Cutler, Ohio with Pastor Phillip Mayle officiating. Burial at Southland Mission Cemetery. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Stone-Matheney Funeral Home, Chesterhill, Ohio

Re: Male Barrington Som connection

berylrenton_1 — 2008-11-30 03:40:36Z

Hi .. We have been in touch before, and I now wonder if you could please let me have the fifteen children of William Brister Male and Elizabeth Talbot. I have no information at all on Elizabeth - no dates or anything. My earliest MALE is a Joseph Male 1717 to 1787 who married a Martha ? and earliest TALBOT is Christopher 1822 who married Mary Doble. I would like to go back to 1594 if you are willing to give this out. Regards, Beryl

Re: Obit. Vernon J. MALE (1908 - 2007) b. Athens County, Ohio

BNeson — 2007-11-01 13:10:15Z

Thanks Lace. I have him and his family on the tree. But this really helps with dates and all.

Re: Male Barrington Som connection

kathryngaul — 2008-07-22 05:24:14Z

Hi,

I have the Male line going back to Ricardus Johannes Male c. 1594 if you're still interested?

My email address is kathryngaul@iprimus.com.au

Do you know how I can contact Sue Talbot, please, as her original message doesn't show up on here anymore?

I have both Male and Talbot ancestry.

Regards,

Kathryn

PS. your email address listed here is out-of-date

Re: Male Barrington Som connection

kathryngaul — 2008-06-23 10:02:39Z

This is in reply to Robert Male's post.

I have the Male line going back from Mary Ann Male c.1843 to Ricardus Johannes Male c.1594

My email address is kathryngaul@iprimus.com.au

Regards,

Kathryn

Re: Ilminster Male Family

kathryngaul — 2008-06-23 09:33:09Z

Hi,

I have numerous descendants for Ricardus Johannes Male, including the people you mention

Please contact me on kathryngaul@iprimus.com.au

Kathryn

Re: Moses Male & Jane Paull

gaynor50 — 2007-10-03 12:56:32Z

Lisa - I have been looking for Moses Male and Catherine Male nee Matcott and wondered where they moved to.
The rest of the Male line came to Australia both to South Australia and Melbourne Victoria.
I wonder if you could get in touch with me.
I know this is an old entry
My gedcom is in rootsweb 12511521099439 Go to Family Trees and enter your info.
I would love for you to contact me.

Re: Male Barrington Som connection

michelejeffs71 — 2008-12-06 14:27:21Z

HI Jenny
I am Michele jeffs (nee male) from KZN .
Please could you send my more info with regards to you family, I have the Male family trees in S.A & would like to see where your family fits in.
regards
Michele

Re: charles george male

loupylou2001 — 2007-09-22 22:15:14Z

Hi Have A Charles Male in my family tree from Jersy. Here are the Details:
Charles Male 1856 Jersey -married- Matilda Phoebe Clark 1859 Guernsey. Children Charles 1884, Henry 1886, Augustus 1888, Archibald 1889 & George 1890.
Charles 1884 -married- Florence Haysom 1881, Cyril 1905, Hilda 1908, Elfrida 1910 & George Male 1912.
Hilda is my Great Grandmother. Do any of these details match your tree.
Many Thanks
Linda