Marsland - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Info. on the Marsland clan

tringterri — 2009-07-22 16:17:02Z

Hi Claydon
Have you tried looking on Ancestry.co.uk. There are a number of Marsland branches from Ashton Under Lyne. Check out the family trees.
Regards
Terri Richardson nee Marsland

Re: Info. on the Marsland clan

flipnchips — 2009-07-22 11:33:26Z

Hi, my name is Clayton Marsland, I live in Johanesburg South Africa. I have four brothers, named Harry (who now lives in Australia),Roy, Quentin and Paul Howard as well as one sister, Sharon Dean Cunliffe nee Marsland. I belive that my grandfather, Harry Marsland, born in the late 1800 at Ahton under Lyne (?) near Manchester in the U.K. emegrated to South Africa in the early 1900.

Please, if any person has information relative to these facts, please contact me.

Kind regards,

Clayton Marsland

Re: Eugene Marsland

8nicks — 2009-03-02 17:39:05Z

Regenia,

The obit for my Charles E Marsland in New Orleans is pretty much similar to those that were posted by Michael Smith, except that they end with the note "Sing Sing take notice."
Back then many papers sent copy over the telegraph. There was no mention of family again except that he was the husband of Mary Emma Todzwer of New Orleans. Mary would give birth to a daughter, Charline, on 1 Apr, 1874, and Mary would die two weeks later on 14 Apr 1874. Charline would be raised by her maternal grandmother, Sarah Jane Johnson Todzwer. As for Charles, we nothing about his parentage, etc., except that he was born c 1851 in New York.

Rich

Re: Eugene Marsland

RegeniaCampbell88 — 2009-02-28 19:56:25Z

Hi Rich I have CHARLES E MARSLAND on my husband'sfamily tree.May I have acopy of his obit ?

My husband's tree:

EDWARD MARSLAND & SARAH RYDER

CLARENCE C MARSLAND & 3rd.wife JEANNIE ROSS from Scotland

JEANNIE ELIZABETH MARSLAND & JOHN DANIEL CAMPBELL

WILLIAM JACK CAMPBELL & LUCY MAURINE STEWART

ROBERT CAMPBELL & REGENIA WILLMANN

Regenia Willmann Campbell bobnregi@verizon.net

Re: Eugene Marsland

ignatzs — 2009-02-28 15:05:37Z

Hi Rich -

Got your e-mails.

I went to Ossining once to investigate the Charles Marsland connection.

I have a bunch of news articles from various sources about the Burrill suicide. A tragedy, but I don't find any connection to the Charles E. mystery.

I'm still perplexed by Charles. He appears with the Joshua Marsland family in 1860 and Edward Marsland family in 1870.(He's also listed in New Orleans at the same time - indicating he probably moved right around the time of the census and was double counted).

I have a good chunk of Cora Marsland's family history notes (daughter of Eugene) she appears in the 1870 census with Charles, yet she NEVER Mentions him in her family notes at all - a glaring omission.

Without more info my strongest suspicion is that Edward Marsland may have been married prior to marrying Cora's mother - Sarah Ryder, that his first wife possibly died in childbirth and Charles Edward - the child, was raised by Edward's father Joshua and schooled at a boarding school in Ossining while Edward was serving in the Civil War. I found a possible reference to Charles while trolling online once. "Holbrook's Military High School (NY) [on-line index], New Providence, NJ, 2004 -- Transcribed from: Holbrook's Military High Sch. 1868 Circular, pg. 11." in which a Charles Marsland is identified - I don't know if he was a student there or otherwise just mentioned - the document is identified as a "circular" so I'm not sure what that is. It seems likely he was a student though.

I also know from Cora's letters that Edward's closest brother appears to have been his brother Charles Frederick Marsland. They were both naval engineers and served in the US Navy during the Civil War. The mysterious Charles Edward's name appears linked to both, Edward possibly naming his first born after his brother first and with his own name as middle name? The reference to Charles in the Holbrook circular could also be Charles F. since I know from Cora that Edward as schooled the "academy" in Sing-Sing and thus Charles F. probably was as well, so it could be an alumnus reference. Getting a copy of that document would be helpful.

Cora's omission may have been due to her very strong and somewhat "prudish" views of what was proper and what was not. She was a very opinionated and strong-willed woman as both her letters and my conversations with those who actually knew here indicate. Yet, one of the people she disapproved of most, actually wishing he was not her brother, was her brother Clarence who she accused of bigamy, drinking and shooting a man. She had his companion/"wife's" body removed from the family plot in Ossining after his death when she discovered it upon moving back to Ossining after years teaching in Kansas.

It is her temperament, her almost worship of her father and the very fact of Charles' complete omission in her records that makes me think that Charles may be a half-brother or something similar that she did not want to record for history or somehow viewed as sullying her father's reputation. She mentions other cousins who came to live with them after their parents died - some for years. None had the last name Marsland though so would not be Charles' sibling. Curiously, she also notes that Eugene married a girl 17 years his junior (also said she liked him a lot), that her brother Clarence was a scoundrel - and yet still noted them in her family history notes.

I agree that Charles must be linked to his "uncle" Eugene's brief period in New Orleans. Another brother of Eugene and Edward - William Henry Marsland - also ventured to the South to Sandersville Georgia prior to the Civil War and even served in the Confederate army for a stint, returning to Ossining (appears on 1870 census at father Joshua's house)then moving on to Danbury Connecticut in the 1880's and dying in 1891. So it appears clear that some of the Marslands were looking South for economic opportunities.

About 5 years ago Jean Orser Lupinetti sent me an obit transcript for Charles from the Eastern State Journal, a White Plains NY paper dated Sept 19th 1873

"Charles E. Marsland. Died in New Orleans, Aug. 29, 1873, age 22,
of gastric fever."

In Ossining I found the Sing-Sing Republican obit from 09/11/1873 which states:

"Marsland, Charles E. Died at New Orleans August 29 in his 22nd year. He was formerly of Algiers La. and this village."

So, research areas to pursue that I have not yet done would be Holbrook School records, marriage records for a first Edward Marsland marriage, death of a first Edward Marsland wife, church records relating to that marriage and/or Charles' birth/baptism (most of the Marslands were Methodists).

Oh - and the obit on Euguene you posted is from another branch of the same Marsland family - He is a son of Joshua's brother Stephen's son Isaac of Brooklyn.

- Mike

Re: Eugene Marsland

8nicks — 2009-02-27 18:36:19Z

I wrote you under the email address of fhc2212275, which was some sort of a mixup. In any event I am hoping you had at least read that reply and hopefully this email reaches you. You wrote in 2000 that Eugene committed suicide according to family lore. This reply has nothing to do with Eugene, except there was another suicide reported in the New York Times of 26 Jun 1877. It seems that a Mrs Jane Burrill, an adopted daughter of the sister of Mrs. Edward Marsland of Sing Sing, had killed her seven year old daughter and herself at the home of Mrs. Marsland. Mrs. Burrill was married to a Mr. John Burrill, age 60, of Brooklyn, N.Y. He was in real estate and rarely ever visited Sing Sing. However, Mrs. Burrill and her daughter spent almost all of their time in Sing Sing. Mrs. Burrill was thirty three years old, half her husband’s age. It seems that he had told her that he was filing for divorce and planning on marrying another woman, younger than Mrs. Burrill.

It is also very interesting that Eugene spent time in New Orleans. As I have written before, my great-uncle, Charles E Marsland, lived and married in New Orleans.
See my previous email under fhc2212275 in Ancestry’s surnames for Marsland. My Charles came from “Sing Sing” according to his obit. He died very young and never saw his child. His wife died shortly after childbirth. Her name was Charlene Marsland.

NOTE: There was also an article written by an Alice Marsland in the NY Times about flowers. I don’t know if this is the same Alice you are looking for.

Hope this email gets to you .

Rich Nichols,
Greer, SC
8nicks@bellsouth.net

Re: Eugene Marsland

8nicks — 2009-02-27 16:14:19Z

NY Times Obit for 27 July 1955
Linden, NJ - Eugene C Marsland of 313 E Blanche St, a retired receiving teller for the former Coney Island and Brooklyn RR, died at his home today......His age was 92 (c 1863). Suriving are a daughter, Mrs. Richard Suchand of Linden; three grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Don't know if this Eugene is connected but passing it on.

Rich Nichols
8nicks@bellsouth.net (new email address)

Re: Eugene Marsland

8nicks — 2009-02-27 16:13:53Z

Re: Marslands at Dukinfield England

miss_jloring — 2008-08-26 00:47:14Z

I have Aaron Marsland in my tree-- his wife's last name was Shelmerdine. Please email me with whatever else you would like to know re: Marslands missjloring@aol.com

JEANNIE ELIZABETH MARSLAND & JOHN CAMPBELL Brooklyn NY

RegeniaDCampbell — 2007-10-19 23:13:05Z

Where would I send for a copy of the marriage certificate for a JOHN CAMPBELL and ELIZABETH MARSLAND married in 1919 Brooklyn New York ?

They were the adoptive parents of my late father-in-law.

Regenia Willmann Campbell bobnregi@verizon.net

JEANNIE ELIZABETH MARSLAND & JOHN CAMPBELL Brooklyn NY

RegeniaDCampbell — 2007-10-19 23:12:55Z

Where would I send for a copy of the marriage certificate for a JOHN CAMPBELL and ELIZABETH MARSLAND married in 1919 Brooklyn New York ?

They were the adoptive parents of my lkate father-in-law.

Regenia Willmann Campbell bobnregi@verizon.net

Re: Eugene Marsland

RegeniaCampbell88 — 2007-05-27 21:13:19Z

Hi, on the 1870 Ossining Westchester Co NY there is this MARSLAND family.

EDWARD 40
SARAH 36
CLARENCE 13
CORA 11
CHARLES 18

All born in NY. I am assuming that this CHARLES is a MARSLAND though he is listed last on this census.

Regenia Campbell

bobnregi@verizon.net

Marsland In Cheshire

aniseed — 2006-05-26 11:01:16Z

Is anyone looking for Marsland around Ashton on Mersey or Sale in the 1700s and would like to exchange notes. I have two couples with the same names about the same years. Would love to know who was who. Mine was baptised at A on M.

Re: Agnes Marsland

RegeniaCampbell88 — 2006-02-13 19:40:42Z

Michael this is Regenia Campbell ( JEANNIE ELIZABETH MARSLAND & JOHN D. CAMPBELL) my computer crashed and I lost all of my e-mail addresses. Would you send me your address again?

Regenia Campbell bobnregi@verizon.net

Leopold Schultze Marsland

Dee1473 — 2006-02-07 11:31:55Z

Looking for information on my great Grandfather Leopold who married Caroline Keable in 1887 in Suffolk England.

Marslands of Baguley Hall, Manchester

CharlesRiley96 — 2006-02-03 11:29:31Z

Attention of Monte Smith - I have lots of info on Marslands of Baguley Hall. Please Email me for further info.

Re: Marsland In Cheshire

mebcaughey — 2005-11-29 22:35:58Z

I am looking for ancestors/descendants of Edward Marsland who married Alice Renshaw, spinster on 29 Dec 1761 at Ashton-upon-Mersey Cheshire. Both of the parish.

Marslands in england & australia

2005-07-30 10:56:01Z

Hi,
I'm a transportee to the antipodes. My mother was a Marsland. She passed away Nov 2000. Am now trying to find my living relatives back home.

Am also happy to fill other Marslands in on my grandad's descendents in Australia: 21 so far and we've only been here since 1955. Post-war ten-quid tourists who settled, integrated, and like it.

Marsland in Stockport

2004-05-26 18:38:00Z

My 3x great grandmother Hannah Marsland had a daughter, Sarah Anne Seagar, by James Seagar 8 April 1843 on Great Portwood Street, Brinnington, Stockport,

Can anyone help me to connect to the Marsland and Seagar families in Stockport?

Thomas Marsland, WI

2004-03-11 19:30:05Z

Looking for information for this family:
Thomas Marsland born 1833 England, Sarah born 50, England, children Charles W. Marsland born 1866 WI, Alice Ann born 1869 WI

Alice Marsland

2004-03-09 00:49:04Z

I am researching Alice Ann Marsland who was born 1869 in Wisconsin. She was the daughter of Thomas H. and Sarah Marsland. In 1880 they lived in Racine, WI.
Alice married Zephaniah Parker and had several children in Wisconsin until 1900. She then moved to California and married George A Dake.
Any connections?

Re: marsland - stalybridge / hyde

2003-10-27 11:49:01Z

Hi
I am researching my ancestors in the Stalybridge/Hyde/Dukinfield area and believe there may be a connection to the families you are reseaching.

I have James Segar m. to Hannah Marsland, their daughter Sarah Ann m. William Hartley. This family then resided in Stalybridge and Dukinfield 1881 -1901.

William Hartley was the son of John Hartley and Sarah Wilkinson.

Does this look familiar.
Thanks
STEVE

Marsland family from Yorkshire

2003-10-06 05:45:50Z

See my family web-site at www.andrewwakefield.com for Marslands from Yorkshire (mainly Leeds).

Marsland

2002-07-25 20:58:01Z

Am still seeking info on Eugene Marsland and Carrie Hufus Marsland living during 1800-early 1900's in NY area.

Douglas John MARSLAND

2002-06-18 22:45:24Z

I'm looking for Douglas John MARSLAND, last heard of living in Port Edward,.Natal, South Africa in 1993. I believe he may originally be from England - he married an English girl in the 1950s.

If anybody knows of his whereabouts, please contact me at linda@lindanet.co.uk. Thanks!

Linda.

Paul S. MARSLAND, New Rochelle, NY 1928

cribbs7777 — 2003-03-14 20:16:06Z

Listed in the New Rochelle High School book for 1928 at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cribbs/newrochelle/
Bill
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Marsland/McIlvain

eesseewil — 2005-02-08 22:51:34Z

Hanson Marsland married Nannie McIlvain they lived most of their life around Dexter, Cowley Co., KS.. Late 1800's early 1900's. Would like more information on both, & to share

Titus Marsland

WayneMoore32 — 2003-07-11 04:56:56Z

My wife is a descendent of Titus Marsland. Her grandmother was Agnes Marsland. We have information on descendents.

Wayne

Re: Hannah Jackson

olgariley94 — 2004-02-12 15:08:14Z

Please note my e-mail address is now Olgariley2002@yahoo.co.uk and not olgariley@AOL.com

Re: Marslands of Baguley Hall, Manchester

olgariley94 — 2004-02-12 15:08:14Z

Hello Monte,

Don't know if your still there, but hope you are. Lots of things have happened in my family since I last wrote to you, but would like to make contact again now, if possible!!

Please note my new email address - olgariley2002@yahoo.co.uk

Regards
Olga

Re: Eugene Marsland

fhc3312275 — 2005-07-26 00:00:56Z

Jeanne, et. al.

I have a Charles E Marsland, born ca 1850 in Westchester County, NY.

On the 1870 census he is living in New Orleans, LA, age 19, born NY, clerk at Customs House. On Jan 28, 1872 he married Mary Emma Todzwer at the Mt Olivet Episcopal Church in Algiers, Orleans Parish, LA. They had one child, Charline E, born 1 Apr, 1874. Charles died before Charline's birth on 29 Aug 1873 and his obit stated that "Sing Sing - Ossining take notice." This of course is in Westchester County, NY.

NOTE: Charline Marsland married a Richard DICKSON ca 1898 in either NYC or Westchester County. They resided in the White Plains area of Westchester County. They had one son, Earl Richard born 1899 and who married a Lilyan PURAT. Tbey had no issue.

On the 1850 census for New Castle, Westchester County, I find the following:
Joshua Marsland, age 46, born NY
Charlotte, age 48, ditto
William H, age 17, ditto
Ophelia, age 14, ditto
Lavinia, age 12, ditto
Charles, age 10, ditto
Charlotte, age 6, ditto
James, age 4, ditto

Is Charles, on the 1850 census the same Charles on the 1870 census in New Orleans?

To add to the confusion, on the 1860 Westchester County census for New Castle, we find:

Joshua Marsland, age 56, born England
Charlott C, age 57, born England
Charolette, age 15, born New York
Eugine, age 13, ditto
Charles, age 9, ditto

Jeanne, Is this your Eugene? Besides yourself is there anyone else who is connected to this family? Could the Charles on the 1850 census have died and another son, Charles born to this family?. Any help on connecting Charles E to this family, or any Marsland family from Westchester county will be greatly appreciated.

Rich Nichols,
Greer, SC

Re: Eugene Marsland

fhc3312275 — 2005-07-26 00:00:56Z

My email is:

8nicks@charter.net

I have no idea how the FHC of Greenville County comes up as my name. Can the list administrator clarify this. I do have an account and have made numerous queries to Rootsweb.

Rich Nichols
Greer, SC

Hannah MARSLAND