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Henry Naylor

Corene_Heaps — 2009-11-10 19:08:44Z

Still looking for a Henry naylor born 1856 Leeds, Yorkshire,England. I found him in the states, Chicago, when he married in 9 Dec 1885 to Mathilda Ranch (Rheintz)who was born in Chicago,cook, Illinois. Henry's father was probably Henry Naylor born about 1831 in Leeds as well. Henry's mother's name was Mrs.Mary ? Naylor If anyone has any info, please contact me.
Corenemom@cox.net

Naylors: Durham-Canada-Australia

nades1577031 — 2009-11-09 01:53:33Z

Looking to contact Naylor family with connections to ACM Naylor of Durham. Known connectiosn include Durham, Canada and Australia.

Re: Yorkshire Naylors

novacaine69ca — 2009-11-07 10:15:31Z

my father,frederick naylor was yorkshire born and bred.his father was frank naylor and married florence mills. my father had a brother,edward(ted).they all lived in sheffield.

Re: NAYLOR'S

webmaster140 — 2009-11-05 23:30:04Z

Thank you for your reply to my old posting regarding Joseph Moroni Naylor.

I am looking forward to hear more stories from your family.

Kasper

Re: NAYLOR'S

uhcrandy — 2009-11-05 19:46:32Z

Joseph moroni naylor is my grandfather. They had 2 children, Joseph naylor and Elaine naylor lee. Both children are alive. Joseph lives in a care center in northern Idaho (or eastern washington) Elaine (my mother) lives in salt lake.

Re: George NAYLOR - 1688, Cont.

PatriciaMcGuirt — 2009-10-21 10:22:29Z

Bob - your information was very interesting and I too have done some research. However, my great Undle Donald Naylor researched through out his years and put together a family history (beginning with George the immigrant) and passed this out to family members. It's very interesting. My family stems from George(immigrant), James, Joshua, Joshua Jr, John, Wm Commodore Perry, James Lafayette, James Lloyd, James Lloyd Jr,(my father). My part of the family immigrated to Texas. My father's Aunt and one uncle moved to California. Uncle Donald moved around (Florida then ended up in Georgia). My father was born in Dallas, Texas, as well as his sister, Lillian Ann. However, their parents divorced when Aunt Lilly was young and by the time dad and Aunt Lilly were 18 they had legally changed their names to Bartlett (step-father's name)... so dad's legal name became Lloyd Naylor Bartlett.

I would love to find out exactly where George (the immigrant) came from, who his parents were and any siblings.

Re: George NAYLOR - 1688, Cont.

PatriciaMcGuirt — 2009-10-21 10:22:28Z

Re: Naylors in Front Royal Va

hnaylor145 — 2009-10-18 17:43:05Z

My grand father was Hugh E Naylor he died in 1949 my father is Hughe Edward Naylor Jr died 10/1995. Burried in Front royal va.

Re: Wyatt Earp's Horse

cookaty — 2009-10-13 19:13:00Z

I have actually done a bit of research on this. As best I can determine, no one knows why he is called Dick Naylor. There are several references to the horse in literature. It appears Billy Clanton stole Dick Naylor from Wyatt, and Wyatt confronted Billy and got the horse back. We are also told that Virgil Earp would go riding on Dick Naylor, perhaps to excercise the horse.
That's about it. If you ever find out, please post.

Reason Naylor - Gazella Naylor

johnsbetsy — 2009-10-07 00:51:40Z

I would appreciate any info on Reason Naylor and daughter Gazella (who appears to be incorrectly listed on a census as "Brazilla") from Ohio. Gazella later married Abraham Drake and was mother to Hattie M. Drake, who married Charles J. Dykes. I'm trying to sort out our relatives from some in the same area with similar names (believe it or not!).

NAYLOR Gloria Margie MEZIERE 1924-2002

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-06 12:20:36Z

NAYLOR Gloria Margie MEZIERE 1924-2002

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,656 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Yorkshire Naylors

jeanrico21 — 2009-09-10 13:50:45Z

Hi there,
I am form naylor who emigrated to australia. do you know where they went to

Re: naylor, bashore

StephenBashore — 2009-09-06 19:46:31Z

I was born in Harrisburg, PA. My father Stephen G. Bashore was from central PA. I don't know a lot about his side of my family.

Joseph Naylor

zoelee900 — 2009-08-17 20:44:30Z

Hi does anyone have any information on the Naylors from Burnley Lancashire? My G Grandfather is called Joseph Naylor and was married to Rose Marsden, he was born in 1896 and died in 1966. They had 12 children one of which was Richard Naylor my Grandfather. Any information no matter how small may help me.

Martha Naylor b.1922 New Silksworth, Durham

melaniehodson — 2009-07-22 11:27:42Z

I'm trying to find information about my grandmother Martha Naylor and her family - she was born on 30th December 1922 in New Silksworth, Durham. She married Frank Victor Hodson in 1946 in Nelson, Lancashire - they lived in Barrowford, Lancashire until her death in August 1990 in Burnley, Lancashire.

I'd be so grateful if anyone has any information about her parents or siblings etc, as I'm struggling to find anything from before her marriage to my grandfather.

Re: Naylor

AndresUSA — 2009-07-21 04:34:49Z

Ms. Stover
I have a little info on Stacy Brown Naylor, his father David and Grandfather Jacob. Since this note is very late in reply you may already have the info you were looking for. If you have found info, would like to exchange what we have.
Also, I met Aunt Mildred Spangler and her husband Charles in 1953 at their home in Muskegan, MI. Don't remember much, but would share what I remember.
I have corresponded with Ardis Enking in the 1980's about the Naylors. Don't know if she is still alive.
Let me know your needs on these matters.
Steve & Pat Andres - Steve@AndresUSA.com

Re: Abraham Naylor

stan844 — 2009-07-09 19:32:25Z

I disagree with your thoughts on Mary Ann Naylor that is married to Israel Heilman is the daughter of Abraham Naylor from Easton area. I have Mary Ann as the daughter of Daniel Naylor and Mary(Polly) Ziegler. Their homestead was in West Manchester Twp., York County. IIsrael and Mary lived in Dover Twp., York County which was just across the creek from West Manchester Twp. The Neiman Cemetery that Israel and Mary are buried in is located in West Manchester Twp.

By the way, this is where I was born and raised and I have walked this cemetery.

If you are pursuing Naylor info from York County, I may be able to help you.

Regards,

Stan

Mary Naylor b.1820, Va. married John Drennen b. 1815, Va.

PhyllisDent1938 — 2009-07-09 06:35:31Z

Seeking info on Mary Naylor's parents, siblings. John & Mary Drennen are the parents of Elizabeth S. Drennen who was married to Barnabus Cook McCune. I have been searching for a line on Mary for years and have tracked her on census records from 1850 to 1900. She lived in Roane Co., W.Va. Any help greatly appreciated.

James William Naylor of Beverly Mass

CMichaud0137 — 2008-12-28 02:49:28Z

I am looking for information on James William Naylor who was born in Hillhurst Compton Quebec and lived in Beverly Mass. He was born about 1888. I am trying to locate birth records for him and anything about when he left Canada to come to the US. He was married to Annie Perrott.

SCHULTZ

ritachilson461 — 2009-06-22 01:08:05Z

I HOPE THAT YOU CAN HELP ME OUT MY GRANDMOTHER WAS ANNA WALKE SHE MARRIED INTO THE FAMILY OF SCHULTZ.SHE LIVE IN
ST PAUL MINN.I CAN,T FINED ANYONE THERE THAT IS DOING
ANCESTRY ON THE FAMILY.
THANK YOU
RITA

Re: Lincoln Naylors

Mark_Pendlebury — 2009-06-06 09:46:13Z

Sorry Chris, cannot help here. The only Alan & Harry I can find are b:Pontifract 1889 but different quarters. None appear in the 01/11 census

Palermo Naylor

bramsey57 — 2009-06-29 21:42:32Z

Does anyone have information on a Palermo (aka Polly) NAYLOR b:1795 in Georgia? He was in De Kalb County Alabama in 1849 where he witnessed a land transaction with his suspected brother, Polydore NAYLOR. They were both in Mississippi in the 1850 census. Polydore was in Lafayette County and Polly NAILER was in Panola County. They were both occupied as teachers. See attached census records.

Other families that were associated with them in Alabama were also living near them in Mississippi. These surnames include MILSTEAD and ROWAN.

The children of Polydore Naylor were in Smith County TX in the 1860 census. I have been unable to locate Polydore, Palermo, or Palermo's children in 1860.

Obit of Mary E. Naylor Eagle 1845-1928

Limequilla — 2008-12-23 02:40:34Z

Mrs. W. H. EAGLE, 82, of Atlanta, M0. died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ben F. WHITE, 10 March 1928. Mary Elvira NAYLOR was born in Haysville, Ashland County, Ohio 12 June 1845 and on 18 January 1864 was married to William H. EAGLE whose death occurred in Macon 16 August 1905. Mr. and Mrs. EAGLE came to Missouri in 1870 and bought a farm and made their home near Ten Mile, where they lived until 1895, when they moved to Macon. Funeral at Atlanta and burial in Oakwood cemetery in Macon. She leaves besides her daughter, two sons, L. D. EAGLE of Clarence and E. N. EAGLE who lives in Toppenish, Washington.

Re: obit for Robert C. Naylor

ntenbroeck183 — 2009-03-22 02:20:01Z

I can fill in your Ten Broeck family connection.

Nora Ten Broeck

Re: Yorkshire Naylors

c_davage — 2009-06-08 12:13:17Z

hi chris
just thought i would put this in for census 1881,3 pilgrim street Brightside bierlow,
alice naylor h w 31 wadsley bridge YKs
alice rose naylor d .. 9 scholar sheffield
mary ann wilmot aunt u 66 income from gas shares chorlton cum

mary ann davage aunt m 51 annuitant (my rely),
.
husband Noah Naylor died sept quart 1880 ,bn 1847 wortley .

i do have a little bit more info if this is some of yours .

all the best chris davage.

Re: George NAYLOR - 1688, Cont.

F_Sxxxobel — 2009-07-01 14:53:10Z

I am researching Naylor connection to the Walton family of Albemarle county, Virginia. would love to connect with your research. I believe that Susanna Naylor's father was thomas chapman Naylor and mother was rosanna Spencer. Would also like to find info on the Spencer family.
HOpe that I can benefit from your years of research before I found this connection,
Faye Walton sobel, still in Virginia

Re: George NAYLOR - 1688, Cont.

F_Sxxxobel — 2009-07-01 14:53:09Z

Re: George NAYLOR - 1688, Cont.

F_Sxxxobel — 2009-07-01 14:52:35Z

Re: Lincoln Naylors

christinenaylor1955 — 2009-06-05 21:45:56Z

HI,

Saw your posting.

I am researching Naylors, definate info Harry Naylor born 1891, together with twin brother Alan, their father was Thomas Henry, absolutely no idea where Thomas was born, Can you fit any of the above into your tree.

Regards

Chris

Re: Yorkshire Naylors

christinenaylor1955 — 2009-05-08 10:15:45Z

Hi,

Am not sure if this is a waste of time or not.

Am currently researching "Naylor", my husbands family, very little is known. But here goes.

Thomas Henry Naylor was born approx 1857, (have always been told in Yorkshire.

He married and had 2 twin boys (born 1892), definately one named Harry, the other possibly Alan, Alan joined the navy and we believed died in the Battle of Jutland (no def reports found), Harry joined the army and his army records cannot be traced, he married Edna Crowther. Harry and Edna went on to have Deric and Edna, they all moved at some stage to Manchester area.

It was also thought that Harry and Alan lived at some stage in Tonypandy, Wales.

Does any of this ring any bells.

Thanks

Chris

Re: Photo's of Mahala NAYLOR

EstherLincoln13 — 2009-06-21 20:43:09Z

Hello Deborah,
I have Mahala Naylor (b:1859) in my tree as the daughter of
Thoamas and Franscenia nee Douglas/ Naylor. I would love to see the photos of Mahala. Do you have a way to get in touch with Lauren?
Thanks,
Bonnie
njlincoln@aol.com

Re: Naylor in Trenton nj early 1900's

EstherLincoln13 — 2009-06-21 20:29:29Z

Hello Robert,
I'm researching Thomas M. Naylor b: abt 1830. He was married to Francenia Douglas b: 1836.Their son was Harry
Bunting Naylor b:1873 d. 1897. Harry was married to Hattie A. DeGroff b: 1875. Do you have any information on this branch of the family?
Bonnie
njlincoln@aol.com

John Paul Naylor wife Elizabeth nee Foley Bolton Lancs England

SharonCrowley — 2009-01-18 22:54:35Z

I found who I believe to be one of my NAYLORs from St Helens married in Bolton Lancashire UK and living there in the 1911 census

The name would be JOHN PAUL NAYLOR son of James Naylor and wife Ann Glynn of St Helens

J P was br 1871 St Helens Lancs .

Marriage info

reg 1894 and since wife is named Elizabeth there is only 1 Elizabeth on the page with JP Naylor that is Elizabeth Foley. Marriage in Bolton

1901 census have them living in St Helens

Registration district: Prescot
Sub registration district: St Helens
ED, institution, or vessel: 18
Household schedule number: 146
Household Members:
Name Age
John Naylor 30
Elizabeth Naylor 29
Marion Naylor 6 br bolton 1895
James Naylor 4 br same 1897
Ellen Naylor 2 br same 1899
John Naylor 8 months br St Helens abt 1900
Source Citation: Class: RG13; Piece: 3521; Folio: 159; Page: 26

1911 census on search page only shows the following

NAYLOR JOHN PAUL M 1871 40 Bolton Lancashire

NAYLOR ELIZABETH F 1872 39 Bolton Lancashire
NAYLOR ELIZABETH F 1906 5 Bolton Lancashire
NAYLOR ELLEN F 1899 12 Bolton Lancashire
NAYLOR FRANK M 1905 6 Bolton Lancashire
NAYLOR JAMES FOLEY M 1897 14 Bolton Lancashire

NAYLOR JOHN M 1901 10 Bolton Lancashire
NAYLOR MARION F 1895 16 Bolton Lancashire
NAYLOR NORAH F 1910 1 Bolton Lancashire
NAYLOR PETER M 1861 50 Bolton Lancashire
NAYLOR SARAH ANN F 1903 8 Bolton Lancashire

Anyone doing Naylor or Foley surname in the areas might know of this family

Thank you
slc swtx

Re: Update 1911 census

SharonCrowley — 2009-01-15 11:26:46Z

1911 census shows that the family moved sometime after the 1901 census to EASTRY KENT ENGLAND and added to the family 2 more children

MANN MALCOLM TAYLOR M 1899 12 Eastry Kent [Taylor = Naylor]
MANN NORMAN M 1896 15 Eastry Kent
MANN VIOLET MARY F 1907 4 Eastry Kent
MANN WILIAM HECTON M 1905 6 Eastry Kent

slc swtx

Re: Jonathan Naylor, OH

addiel64 — 2009-01-12 06:34:25Z

I have no connection to the Naylor genealogy. I am composing a booklet about the rural village known as Lake City in Spring Creek Twp., Elk County, PA...R.S. Naylor was listed in an Elk County history as the Minister 1913-1916 at the Lake City Methodist church. I would like to learn more about the background of Rev. R.S. Naylor to be able to compose a write up about him. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.

Re: Naylors of Yorkshire, England (Elsecar and surrounding areas)

sarahnewell70 — 2009-02-17 12:57:43Z

I am Reasearching Newell in Newcastle, England.
Have found a .... Annie Newell born 1914 Sept in Newcastle Mothers Maiden name showing as Naylor. No Marriage record found as yet????

George Naylor m. Sarah Jane Hudson

seleseped — 2009-01-16 02:56:09Z

I'm looking for the ancestors of George (b. abt 1827 in England' d. abt 1892, Wisconsin) and Sarah (b. 6 Jan 1834, England; d. 2 Apr 1918). They emigrated to the U.S. (Sarah when she was young) and lived a good amount of their lives in the Oconomowoc, Wisconsin area. They had 10 children. Would appreciate any information on this branch of the Naylor family, particularly George's and Sarah's parents, gparents, etc and/or immigration history. Have a copy of Sarah's obituary that I'm willing to share. George is my gggrandfather.

Re: Jonathan Naylor, OH

rsaunders02 — 2009-01-10 18:16:33Z

Hi,
I have done some work since posting this that is on Roots Web that you can check out. Please contact me at rsaunders02@comcast.net so we can exchange information on this family.
Thanks,
Rick

Kerrville/Pharr, Texas: William Irving Naylor

naylorben — 2009-04-06 04:13:20Z

Found my great-grandfather- was born in 1898 in New Jersey, and ended up dying in Texas in 1984. I received his death certificate and found out that he passed away in Kerrville, Texas, and was buried several days later in Pharr, Texas, some six hours away. Trying to find any Naylor records from either of these two towns, or even current Naylors living there.

Re: Nancy Naylor m James Duggins - children - Sarah Belle Duggins

pastorjohnn — 2009-05-13 20:26:47Z

Does not appear to be your line. If you see anything you want additional clarification on... just let me know.

The census listed the name Nancy, but all other references show her as Emily Naylor, daughter of William and Ann

Family Group Sheet for James Duggins

Husband: James Duggins
Name: James Duggins
Gender: Male

Birth: Bet. 1815–1818 in Kentucky
Death: Oct 1869
Marriage: 14 Feb 1842 in Garrard County Kentucky
Father:
Mother:

Wife: Emily Naylor
Name: Emily Naylor
Gender: Female

Birth: Bet. 1822–1827 in Kentucky
Death: Oct 1881
Father: William L. Naylor
Mother: Ann Childress

Children:
1 Name: Thomas N. Duggins
M Gender: Male

Birth: 07 Jul 1838 in Kentucky
Death: 30 May 1875 in Trimble County Kentucky
Marriage: 15 Aug 1858 in Trimble County, Kentucky
Spouses: Mary Ann Taylor (b: 01 May 1837)
2 Name: Kendrick Duggins
M Gender: Male

Birth: 1842
Spouses:
3 Name: Smith Duggins
M Gender: Male

Birth: 1845
Marriage: 05 Dec 1867 in Trimble County, KY
Spouses: Nancy Jane Canada (b: 1841)
4 Name: James Preston Duggins
M Gender: Male

Birth: 1847
Marriage: 16 Sep 1869 in Trimble County, KY
Spouses: Sarah Elizabeth Rucker
5 Name: W.G. Duggins
M Gender: Male

Birth: 1850
Spouses:
6 Name: Simeon Duggins
M Gender: Male

Birth: 1853
Spouses:
7 Name: Emerine Duggins
F Gender: Female

Birth: 30 Oct 1855

Page 1 of 2 Wednesday, May 13, 2009 4:21:42 PM

Family Group Sheet for James Duggins
Marriage: 04 Jan 1872 in Trimble County, KY
Spouses: Alfred Reno (b: 1852)
8 Name: Angeline Duggins
F Gender: Female

Birth: 17 Mar 1857
Marriage: 23 Dec 1875
Spouses: John T. Reno
9 Name: Nannie Duggins
F Gender: Female

Birth: 1862
Marriage: 08 Dec 1880 in Trimble County, Kentucky
Spouses: James Stanley (b: 1855)

Re: Naylors in Australia, particularly South Australia

jeanrico21 — 2009-01-12 22:38:17Z

Keen to find a contact and information on Katherine Ethel Naylor. 1882-1972. Probally from South Australia.
having problems
jeanne

Re: Naylors in Australia

jeanrico21 — 2009-01-12 22:36:09Z

Hi there just wondering if you have a katherine ethel naylor in your line as it is very difficult to get any information out of south australia.thanks jeanne

Re: Frederick Nayler California 1893

jeanrico21 — 2009-01-12 22:29:38Z

Hi I am trying to locate a Katherine Ethel Naylor (1882-1972)i think from South Australia who married Patrick Joseph Callander from Victoria. She resided in Victoria the whole time married to Paddy. Would love to find out any information on Katherine ethel naylor.

Abraham Naylor

lenfurst48 — 2009-03-02 22:37:58Z

I have found the above listed in the US Census for 1850. He is listed as living in Easton Northampton, Pennsylvania. Unfortunately the census doesn't indicate his relationship to the other people on the record. I have tried to search the English records but have had no joy there either. One day I hope to set up a web page. At the moment I appear to have two accounts, with Ancestory.com (lenfurst1) and one with Ancestory.co.uk (user name lenfurst48). I hope to sort this out within the next few days. Abraham's daughter Mary A. married Israel Heilman 31 Jan 1847 at Christ Lutheran Church in York, PA. I suspect that there is some problem with Mary's attributed father. If anyone has any ideas I would greatly appreciated any help you can give.

Re: Naylor from Walsall and Rochdale, England.

shellnaylor136 — 2009-01-22 14:13:47Z

Hi I am Michelle Naylor and am researching my family history here in Walsall. The family originates from West Midlands/Staffordshire/Shropshire which seems to tie in with Dawley, Madeley in Telford and Walsall Foreign Exchange. My grandfather was Edward Naylor born 1915/6 married to Edna Gertrude Bethel. His father was James Alfred Naylor. If this is the line u want info about please contact me.

Re: NAYLOR family of Bilston, Staffs, previously Kidderminster?

shellnaylor136 — 2009-01-21 21:46:21Z

Hi
I have an Edward Naylor b 1851 also Edward b 1821 d 1877 father named John i believe. Naylor family living around Staffs/Walsall/Dawley(Telford). James A Naylor married Louisa F Beckett/Spink. Don't know if this is of any use!

Regards Michelle

Re: Jonathan Naylor, OH

bdaileyn2it — 2009-01-10 10:49:03Z

Johnathan Naylor is my Great Grandfather 4 times back. If you find out any information, I wouldlove to share. I do have photos of my Great Grandfather going to Ripley Normal School. He was a school teacher- as I am now. I am willing to share photos if you are interested. I also have tombstone photos for ID

Re: Jonathan Naylor, OH

bdaileyn2it — 2009-01-10 10:39:50Z

I am related to this Johnathan Naylor as well. Charles Seymore Naylor was my Great Great Grandfather. I have photos of his tombstone from the Naylor Cemetery in Wood County, WV. I am originally from that area. I have more infor if you are interested in sharing.
Thanks,
B. Naylor Dailey

UK Marriage of John NOAKES to Eleanor NAYLOR/NEALOR bef 1828

JoanneMaysBecker102 — 2009-06-30 18:13:58Z

Hi! I am looking for a marriage between John NOAKES and Eleanor NEALOR/NAYLOR. John was born 6 August 1804 in Herstmonceux Sussex England and was buried there 23 May 1828. From a letter written by my great great grandfather's first cousin in 1887, I know the marriage occurred but I don't know where or when. I have looked on the IGI, Pallots, and findmypast's collection but no joy. They did not marry at Herstmonceux, but my guess is that they married in London. I would also love to know what became of Eleanor after John's death. Most likely she remarried before 1837 as I have not been able to find a marriage in the GRO records. Does she possibly fit into anyone's tree? Thanks, please email me at JMBecker@aol.com Joanne

Mrs. Naylor died 1805 at the age of 103.

marymild — 2009-03-16 18:14:45Z

"In Amwell NJ, Mrs. Naylor at about 103 years. She was born in that neighborhood, in its first settelment. Her husband was killed in Braddock's expedition, in the year 1755; since that time she has remained a widow, being left with nine children. She enjoyed good health till within twenty-four hours of her decease, and last summer could walk two or three miles. It is remarkable, that for upwards of fifty years past her whole diet consisted of bohea tea, and a little bread and butter three times a day; and her amusement was continually smoking tobacco."

Has anyone else seen this quote? Do you have it in your genealogy? We are seeking the name of Mr. Naylor who died in Braddock's Expedition.