Mealing - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: New details

bulmer132 — 2009-10-13 06:18:38Z

Hi
I can tell you that Theophilus is my husband's uncle's father. Theophilus married Ann Butters 7 July 1920, Guisborough records. As far as I know they had just the one son who is still living. The Mealing name in this branch of the family continues with Theophilus' grandsons and great-grandsons.
Cheers Sandy

Re: New details

mrmannn — 2009-09-15 23:50:44Z

hello
yes that is my email address on windows messenger,1891 census was the one i was looking at for my grandfather who was percy,my mother was phyllis who was born at warrenby.theophilus was one of percys brothers.didnt know she had second husband called frank thats a new string lol,or that she was called ann,but an interesting website is warrenby have a look at that,if i find anymore i will send it to you,thanks for your help,my name is barry by the way im one of 3 sons born to phyllis who was percy and margarets youngest daughter born in 1920.hope this helps.
bye for now.

Re: New details

rshaw20 — 2009-09-15 08:08:14Z

Is mrmann@live.com your email address? I have a spreadsheet of census records I have collated that I can email to you if you would like.

I think you may have made a mistake in the previous post RG12 is the 1891 census.

Going back in the census records there are some discrepancies with Ann's name as follows:

1881 Her name is recorded as Ann at 147 Grove Hill, Lofthouse with Henry, Ada J, Elizabeth, Maud M, Ernest M and Silvester.
RG 11 Piece: 4838; Folio: 25; Page: 42;

1891 recorded as Hannah at 13 Albion Tce, Warrenby with Henry, Elizabeth, Maud, Ernest, Silvester, Theodore, Cyril, Theophilus, Mabel, and Percy
RG 12 Piece: 4001; Folio 78; Page 38;

1901 recorded as Anna Crow at 13 Tod Point Road, Coatham, Redcar, with Frank (2nd husband), Maud, Ernest, Sylvester, Theodore, Cyril, Theophilus, Mabel and Percy.
RG 13 Piece: 4570; Folio: 131; Page: 41.

1911 recorded as Anna Crow at 6 Westbourn Grove, Coatham, Redcar, with Frank, Theophilus and Mabel.

Henry and Hannah actually had 11 children, although I have found no records so far of Adolph. My Grandma was adamant that he did exist and he is mentioned (living) in a letter that she had kept from Mabel to Silvester that was dated 14 Jan 1958.

Theophilus is also a mystery as most of my Grandma's generation had never heard of him, I found him when the 1901 census came online. My Grandma was shocked as she was always led to believe that her dad had come from a family of 10. I suspect that the answer may be long gone, but you never know.

Re: New details

mrmannn — 2009-09-14 20:42:47Z

yes thats my younger brother chris,he told me about this strange ocurrence but he dosent know that we had family ties
oon both sides of the family at south shields and marsden in particular.sorry about delay just picked up this message after another query my apologies.

barry ingoe

Re: New details

mrmannn — 2009-09-14 20:35:29Z

hello your g/grandfather was indeed my grandfathers elder brother,there father being henry and mother was hannah not anne,they had nine children,elizabeth,maud, ernest, silvester, theodore,cyril,theophilus,mabel, and finally percy.there details can be found on 1901 census,page ref rg12/4001 they were residing at 13 albion terrace in warrenby district coatham in cleveland yorkshire.hope this helps,any info you have would be greatly appreciated,you can also contact me on windows explorer mrmannn@live.com
also have a look at the warrenby website on explorer.
nice chatting hope to keep in touch and hope this has helped in your search,byee

regards
barry ingoe
(my mum phyllis was percys & margarets daughter
my grandad and grandma)

Re: New details

barryingoe — 2009-09-08 19:20:35Z

hello, yes my grandad was percy mealing, born in warrenby
in yorkshire.i had an auntie sue,auntie eadie,and auntie kathy who lived in loftus which is a short walk to skinningrove.my mother was one of percys daughters being the youngest.you can contact me on windows messenger:
mrmannn@live.com

regards barry

Henry Mealing b.1851 Brandon, Suffolk

rshaw20 — 2009-09-08 08:08:55Z

Can anyone help?

I have been unable to locate my GG Grandfather on the 1861 census. I have found his mother Elizabeth (widow, 40) and his brothers James (14), Edward (12), Charles (8) and Moses (4) who were all together but not Henry.

This is puzzling as I have found him on the 1851 (in Ipswich, Suffolk) and 1871, 81, 91 and 1901 census', He would have been about 10 in 1861.

Re: New details

rshaw20 — 2009-09-08 07:58:22Z

Hello, hope you get this, even though it is close to 2 years late.

If your Grandad was Percy Mealing b. 1891 in Warrenby YKS, parents Henry Mealing and Ann ? then he is the youngest brother of my G Grandfather Silvester Mealing b 1879 in Skinningrove. My Grandparents were Stanley (Stan) Lister and Edith Mealing who had 2 daughters Christine and Margaret. Christine is my mother.

Re: Mealings

avporter1 — 2009-04-08 13:10:53Z

If you're still out there 7 years later, we are researching the same family,place and time. I've typed up a draft family tree for the HW Mealings from 1762 to early 20th century and will be happy to post it to you. My ancestor is John Mealing 1828-1900, I think he was son of another John born in Penn 1786 and in turn he was son of another John married at Penn in 1773. It's been v hard to research before 1837 so any early information would be especially gratefully appreciated!

looking for welsh mealings

julietakle53 — 2009-01-15 12:06:15Z

hi, my grandads name was james c h mealing, he married alice m hillier, i am looking for other family members to add to my tree his father was robert mealing whom married a grace lye or nye in dec 1910 in pontypridd wales,was wondering if any one else had any of these people in there tree.
would also like to find my nans family her father was james hillier he married esther holvey in 1904 at crickhowell wales, if any one could help i would be so greatfull

Re: William Mealing

LeoCunningham48 — 2008-11-28 17:23:32Z

Hello Joy,

Sorry it has been a long time in between. I have confirmed alot of my records for here, but not for the England connection.

I've been in touch with your cousin, Christine, regarding our Mealings. Also sent a reply to Marie on her William Chadborn Mealing.

Still looking to see a connection. Alot of the same names show up here in the New York Mealings.

Can't say for sure until I can get up to the Ossining, NY area and check out records there.

Our William C. Mealing was naturalized to the US in September 1855.

Any thoughts?

Leo

Re: William Mealing

LeoCunningham48 — 2008-11-28 17:15:46Z

Hello Marie,

I have a William C. Mealing b. about 1810 and emmigrated to the US between 1847-1849.

He had several children, one of the oldest being Thomas C. Mealing b. June 1834. Thomas also came to the US around the same time. He had a son, named Thomas Chadborn Mealing Jr. (confimred from other records) born June 3, 1883.

He married Mary (unknown),
They also had these other children born in England:

Clara Selina Mealing b. around March 1839
Eliza Mealing, b. September 1835
Hubert W. Mealing, b. April 1844
Elizabeth Mealing b. 1842
James H. Mealing b.1846

and

Mary J. Mealing b. 1850 in New York

I don't know what the C. stands for in our William, but presume that the C. in Thomas Sr. is Chadborn as his son.

I found a record that I think links our Clara Selina to the Gloucester County area.

My wife is descended from Clara Mealing.

Any thoughts?

Leo Cunningham

Re: William Mealing

LeoCunningham48 — 2008-11-25 18:43:10Z

Joy,

To add further confusion, there was another son named Thomas C. Mealing born around 1834 (census records). Thomas had a son, Thomas Chadbourn Mealing Jr.(WW I Draft Registration record).

Leo

Re: William Mealing

LeoCunningham48 — 2008-11-25 18:36:33Z

Hello Joy,

Sorry I haven't written back in so long. I hope your e-mail address is still active. Anyway, I think I have a connection. The William C. Mealing I was looking for was born around 1810 and lived in Gloucester County, England. He did marry a Mary but I don't have her maiden name. They did have a son, and several other children in England. Their son was James H. Mealing and he was born around 1846. They also had a daughter, Clara Selina Mealing who was born in 1839. That is my wife's great grandmother. I have more information on James and his descendants in the US.

Re: William Mealing

jmealin49 — 2008-08-02 04:00:53Z

Hi there, Yes..my brother John lives in Toronto but sorry, we are NOT related to any Mealing's in Orillia.

Joy

Re: William Mealing

lizzieandtillie — 2008-08-02 02:14:02Z

Hi Joy,

Is your brother John in Toronto have any relation to the Mealing family from Orillia? If so, we're probably related!

Please do let me know!

Thanks,
Lizzie

Re: New details

lizzieandtillie — 2008-08-02 02:06:53Z

Hi Rachael,
I'm typing to you from Canada. My grandfather (Mealing) was born in Brandon, Suffolk and I believe he married in Yorkshire. It's late here so I'll dig up the details tomorrow and let you know.
Thanks,
Lizzie

Re: New details

Brookner61 — 2008-01-25 21:59:14Z

Hi
Is your brother Christopher Ingoe the guy who got gowns mixed up with my brother Christopher Ingoe at the OU degree presentation at "The Sage" in Gateshead a few years ago?
Lorna

Re: William Mealing

2003-10-19 16:45:10Z

Hi there, just found your Mealin responses on the internet and have some questions for you. Actually John Mealin is my brother in Toronto, but the Joy you were responding to earlier wasnt me!!! John says to say Hi to you and to let you know that we (me really!) are trying to verify William Chadborn Mealin (also that we do have 2 Charles Mealin's in our family).

I have just received the birth/baptism certificates from England for my father (Harry Mealin) and the next 3-4 generations before ...and along the line seems to be some confusion. Note - I have just received from the UK Records office the originals of all the birth/marriage certificates.

(1) Harry V.A. Mealin born May 11, 1915 (married Cicely V. Baldwin)
(2) Harry's father is Joseph A. Mealin born May 10, 1892 (married Adelaide D'Castro)
(3) Joseph's father Henry James Mealin born Oct 7, 1864 (married Sidonia Garner)

Now this is where it gets confusing, because on Henry James birth certificate, his father's name is shown as 'Joseph Mealin' not 'James Henry'.

The info. I have on (3) Henry James father, who is Joseph, isthat he was born in 'unknown' Yorkshire, England (no date of birth). This Joseph had 2 sons: Henry James, Charles Isaac and 1 daughter Josephine b 1875 (married George Veysey).

I'm still trying to connect your William Chadborn Mealing b. 5/1/1846, Sweet Brier St. Kings Holm, St. Mary, Gloucester) married Mary Williams, children: James Henry.

Because of a claim my dad (Harry) submitted I need to prove the British connection. So would apprciate if you could forward me the descendents info. you have on William Chadborn. My cousin in England did a very detailed research with all the source details she found. Let me know if you want a copy.

So now are you thoroughly confused as I am!

Cheers,

Joy

Re: William Mealing

2003-07-01 21:45:16Z

I don't have a brother John. William's brother is named John. I don't have much information on William . Please send your information on William along. I would really appreciate it. Thank You.

Mealings

2002-09-09 19:51:27Z

I have records of the Mealing family in High Wycombe Buckinghamshire UK from 1760. Lots of Williams was a family name. William Penn, founder of Penn State lived three miles up the road from Wycombe in the village of Penn, he sent people out to the Americas to populate his new venture.

Mealings

2002-09-09 19:48:32Z

Re: William Mealing

2002-09-09 19:38:19Z

We had a Mealing who went off to the Americas in the 1700's.
Anthony Mealing.

John and William Mealling (Mealing)

2002-05-19 23:46:19Z

I am looking for information on my great grandparents. They were John Meallling b.1858 d.1899
m.Elizabeth ? b.Oct. 1862 d.1945 (She remarried to a Thomas Roberts)
children : Alice Maude b. Feb. 1881 d. 1958
Florence b.Aug.1885
John b.March 1890
William b.March 1892
George b. May 1895 d. 1937
Herbert b. May 19, 1898(my grandfather)
When John Mealling died my grandfather, Herbert was given to his brother William for them to take care of him.
William b. Aug.28,1847
m.Mary Ann?(Booth, Boothe)
children: Elizabeth b.Sept. 1873
Sarah b.Feb.1886
Maria b.April 1879(An inscripton in a book of hers,says Maria Malins)
James b. April 1883
It is believed the families came over from Wales. They settled in Northeastern Pennsylvania, Luzerne County.
If anyone has any information they can share, I would really appreciate it. Thank You.

New details

2001-11-30 02:08:44Z

? MEALING's christian name was Henry, at the time of the 1881 census he and his family lived in Lofthouse, Yorkshire, he was 30 and born in Brandon, Suffolk between 1850 and 1851 and was an Overman In Mines (Iron). His wife Ann was born in Standford, Norfolk, in between 1852 and 1854. Their Children (as stated in the 1881 census) were
Ada J. MEALING 9 born in Marske, Yorkshire
Elizabeth MEALING 7 born in Leckborough, Norfolk,
Maude M. MEALING 5 born in Skinningrove, Yorkshire,
Earnest M. MEALING 3 born in Skinningrove, Yorkshire,
Silvester MEALING 1 born in Skinningrove, Yorkshire.

There could be delays in replying to any messages posted as I do not have internet access at home until the new year.

Rachael.

Mealing's in Yorkshire England

2001-11-10 08:29:00Z

Searching for information on Mealing's who were Born/Married/Died/Lived in Leeds and/or Redcar. Also Theodore (b 1882) who was a pastor (possibly Methodist) that died @ Bakewell (Derbyshire) in 1967. His parents were ? Mealing and Ann ? married in 1860, Ann Remarried ? Crow date unknown, his siblings were Ada, Liz, Maud, Earnest, Silvestor, Adolph, Cyril, Mabel and Percy.

Re: William Mealing

2001-09-19 00:26:18Z

J

Thanks for the reply. Our James does have sisters and one brother. The others all stayed in NY area for awile at least.

I'll keep your info in case I find anything else.

Good Luck and thank you.

L

Re: William Mealing

2001-09-18 01:41:54Z

Leo,

No sisters or other siblings for James H Mealing. But James H had 2 sons, Henry James Mealin and Charles (this we believe is where the 'g' was dropped.

Henry james born 7 Oct 1864, d 12 Oct 1914, (Moulmein, Burma) married Sidonie Garnier (b abt 1864, d 16 Aug 1909, Moulmein). Children: Joseph Archibald Mealin (b 10 May 1892, Burma, died in England 1974). Siblings: sisters: Hilda, Gladys, Edith. brothers: Edward Charles & Mortimer.

Joseph A. married Adelaide Philomene D'Castro (b 22 Apr 1896, Moulmein, d England 1974) on 9 Aug 1913, St.John's R.C.Church, Rangoon, Burma. Children: Marjorie (Bubbles),
James, Harry A, Kevin, Zena, Malcolm, Audrey (all born in Burma).

Hopefully this might help your research. But we're finding quite a few Mealin's and Mealings worldwide now. So I dont know where and if there is any connection here. Have located quite a few Mealin's in Montreal, Que.,Canada, Australia and England, of course.

Keep in touch if you find any further info.

Cheers,

J

Re: William Mealing

2001-09-18 01:01:24Z

Joy,

You have a very interesting bit of info and it ties in somewhat with what I have. All I have for James H. Mealing is that he was born in England in 1846 (from census records). William C. did marry a Mary (unknown last name). Both were born in England. They had two sons tho. The other son was Eubert who was born in 1843. Do you have any sisters for your James?? The Mealings I have settled in Ossining (SingSing), NY. William was a guard at the prison. He was naturalized in 1855.

Quite a few Mealings in that area.

I haven't been able to get up there to look at local records. I also lost track of James. It could be that if he dropped the 'g' that I missed him in other searches.

I will get back to you soon. Been real busy at work and will do this as soon as I can get some time off - which I hope will be soon.

You can e-mail me at 'flags744@aol.com'

Would like to get any other info you may have and share what I have.

Thanks for replying

Just a side note. Joy is also my sister's name. Don't see it too often.

Leo Cunningham

Re: William Mealing

2001-09-13 01:14:19Z

I'm looking for info. on William Chadborn MEALING who married Mary Williams. One son, James Henry born 5/1/1846 in St.Mary, Gloucester.

The "G" was dropped off the name MEALING (I dont know when) but from info. we've collected William is my father's paternal grandfather.

My grandfather is Joseph Archibald Mealin b.10 May 1892 Rangoon, Burma.

Any info. would be welcome.

William Mealing

2003-04-27 04:33:30Z

Joy, is your brother John Mealin? I am in touch with him. I'm sure you have all of the info from William Chadborn Mealing down. If you don't, I'll send it to you.

Re: MEALING et seq of Sydney, NSW, AUS

2003-01-28 18:29:30Z

We have always been told that 2 brothers (princes) left Germany, 1 went to Australia and the other to the US. Can you tell me anything about the Mealing line in Australia? I have a lot of history of the Mealing line here. Thanks

William Mealing

2001-02-01 13:03:24Z

Joyce,

Thanks for the reply. It's possible, but I can not say as yet. The records I have for William Mealing right now are from the 1860 census. They show him at 50 years old (so 1808 is possible) They lived in SingSing (Ossning) NY. Clara Mealing Spivey's death certificate shows that her and her parents were all born in England. Clara was born in 1841. She's listed as 20 years old in the 1860 census, which would be off by one year from her actual birthdate. From what I understand it was not uncommon to round off the ages...depended on the census taker.

Do you have any other info on Ann Mealing's family..when / if they came to the US, and where they settled.

My e-mail address is flags744@aol.com

Thank you for your info. Everything helps. It gives me a place to look for more info.

This is definetly worth looking into.

Leo

Additional Mealing's

2000-09-07 17:22:20Z

Clara had two sisters and two brothers

Eubert and elizabeth (twins) born around 1842
James H - born around 1846
and Mary - born in New York around 1850

info from 1860 census.

Clara Salina Mealing Spivey

2000-08-30 11:44:11Z

Looking for any relatives of Clara S Mealing born 1841, married Joseph Spivey born 1836.
Clara was born in England. It is unknown if her parents also came. Her father's name was William C. Mealing, her mother's first name was Mary.
Both parents were born in England.

ELIZABETH MEALING

turis — 2006-08-13 00:17:35Z

SEEKING INFO ON ELIZABETH MEALING B.? ENGLAND I KNOW SHE MARRIED IN ENGLAND AND HIS NAME WAS BENJAMIN ARNOLD, THEIR ONE SON THOMAS ARNOLD WAS BORN IN ENGLAND AND IMMIGRATED TO THE US IN 1871. THANKS FOR ANY HELP K

Re: Rebecca Mealing Washington Alabama

BSIDEHITS72 — 2001-07-11 21:47:40Z

Additionally I meant to attach a GEDCOM file and a picture file for anyone that might want to check for any connections

Rebecca Mealing Washington Alabama

BSIDEHITS72 — 2001-07-10 21:09:10Z

Looking for any information a Rebecca Mealing Washington. She was my Great Grandmother. Her info is as follows. If anyone has any info on Mealings from South Alabama please let me know bsidehits@msn.com:

Name: Rebecca Mealing? Washington
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Birth: 1886 City?, Alabama

Spouses:
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1: Willie Washington
Birth: 1880 City?, Alabama
Death: 15 May 1972 City?, Alabama
Children: Eddie (1919-1978)
Willie B. (?1915-?)
Queen E. (?1913-?)
Booker T. (1910-1947)

Notes for Rebecca Mealing? Washington
Appears on 1920 U.S. Census in Alabama

Harriett Mealing 1885

michaelblow55 — 2007-09-27 21:00:29Z

I have a New Testiment belonging to Harriett Mealing dated to 1885. There are only two in 1881 census,first dau8 born Batheaston of James30 and Emily40 brothers Henry J8 and Sidney J4,Second wife52 born Almondsbury of William53.There is a small embrodered "Home sweet Home 1874"in the book.No other details.

Re: New details

barryingoe — 2007-12-28 22:04:05Z

Hello,wherever you are.My grandads name (on my mothers side) was percy mealing.the lofthouse you refer to probably will be loftus in nth yorks(england) on the east cost of yorks.my mother Phyllis was one of percys daughters.her married surname was ingoe.im barry one of three sons (brian,barry,christopher)my grandma margaret mealing and percy lived in lee road grangetown where he worked in the steelworks.hope this helps.my email is barryingoe@hotmail.com or barryingoe@tiscali.co.uk

Re: New details

barryingoe — 2007-12-28 22:03:09Z

Mealing - Grace

coolestdriver — 2002-11-23 06:28:51Z

Researching Grace Mealing (married Charles Alan Easson) lived at Pretty Gully (near Drake NSW) grandparents John Brown Mealing and Mary Hough (sometimes spelt Howe)

William Mealing

jojorog — 2001-06-27 14:05:26Z

While researching the Goulding family, I found the following information :
George Goulding was married to Ann MEALING.
Ann Mealing was bapt. 2 Feb 1826 at St. Thomas a Beckett, Pucklechurch, Gloucs. dau of Robert Mealing & Sarah Wilmot. Robert & Sarah were married 19 Aug St. Thomas a Beckett. They also had Isaac 29 Sept 1805, WILLIAM 3 Apr 1808, Henry 3 Nov 1809, Henry 11 Feb 1810, Jane 17 May 1812, James 26 Feb 1816, Ann, and John 25 Aug 1827.
I don't know if this is the William you are looking for. Hope this helps.
Joyce

Benjemin Edward MEALING b 1885

ecesis_1 — 2004-07-02 00:40:36Z

Looking for information Benjemin Edward MEALING b 1885
married Laura WHATLEY. Benjemin from large family i believe 12 boys 1 girl. Any help much appreciated

MEALING-Summerville Cemetery-Augusta,Richmond,Georgia

RobertSmitherman51 — 2006-03-21 16:59:58Z

#20-59 Sacred to the Memory of Teresa Mealing wife of Henry Mealing, Who departed this life on the 22nd April 1837, in the 41st year of her Age. She left a husband and six children #20-60 Sacred to the Memory of Henry Mealing Born April 26th, 1787 Died December 21st, 1839 #20-61 (Headstone illegible) #20- 62 Sacred to the Memory of Amelia Susan daughter of H. and T. Mealing, who departed this life Aug. 30, 1833 in the 8 year of her age #20-63 In Memory of Ann Augusta daughter of H. & T. Mealing who died (Remainder illegible; stone sunken into ground) #20-64 Sacred to the Memory of Joseph Mealing who departed this life May 7th, 1825. in the 32nd year of his Age.

MEALING et seq of Sydney, NSW, AUS

RexRoberts19 — 2003-05-10 05:10:22Z

Charles Warman ROBERTS purchased the Crown and Anchor Hotel cnr George and Market Streets Sydney in c1840 from his brother Henry. In c1860 he sold the proprietorship to his son Charles James ROBERTS but continued to hold the license as his son was more interested in continuing in politics [Mayor Sydney 1879 Postmaster General - Parkes Government]. Searches of sibliing connections mid to late 19th early 20th Centuries shows through marriage, relationship with the following names;
Abraham, Bowdler, Bruning Curtis, Daly, Davis, Foster, Gilbert, Gosall, Green, Jay, Jones, Marsden, Mealing, Reynell, Rowe, Sandford, Southcott, Uhr and Woods.
Seek contact with any researching these names. Hotel was rebuilt destroyed by fire renamed Roberts Hotel and shifted to Pitt Street about 1918 and Roberts descendants retained a financial interest until 1946.