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Re: Pascoe's in Canada that came from Cornwall

AndrewPascoe77 — 2009-10-21 06:52:00Z

Hi there, The name Eastman does ring a bell. My father passed away two years ago so I realy have no way of aquiring anymore info. I'll try my Aunt Lynn she may recall some names. Thanks for the reply that's really cool.

Cornish Pascoe's from Falmouth William Pascoe born 1801

nansaidh — 2009-10-09 17:22:03Z

Searching for info on William Pascoe born 1801 Falmouth Cornwall. Moved to Newton Abbot Devon and was Innkeeper.
Wife Ann Chudleigh. Children Thomas Pallington, MaryAnn,
William Pascoe, Louisa Pascoe(my greatgrandmother),elizabth Pascoe. Any matches??!

Would love to find HIS parents or any matches as this is as far back as I have gotten.

Pascoe - Madron Cornwall

clifjade — 2009-10-03 22:16:29Z

A Hannah Pascoe Married Daniel Carthew 29 Dec 1779 on Madron, Cornwall. I understand her mother was Sarah wh died about 1793. Hannah Carthew died 1826 and this is info from her will:

..... Brother James Pascoe, nephews Thomas, William & Humphrey Pascoe, nieces Sally and Susan Pascoe. Also mentiones Catherine, Frances and William Edward Pascoe..3 youngest children of nephew James Pascoe
Mentions ' niece' 'Kitty' John ( deceased ) and her 2 daughters, one being Jane John...the other I read as ....??? Arundall John, and her husband George Dennis John. ( there is an IGI Marriage George Dennis John = 'Kitty' Pascoe 9 June 1818 Madron, Cornwall).
Mentions Charlotte wife of nephew Thomas Pascoe. and Anne wife of nephew William Pascoe.
St Austall Parish Chest website, for the Marriage Hannah's Surname is given as Rowe..maybe a transcription error or a second Marriage??

I have failed to work out this family maybe some one has n more info.

- Clif ( London )

Re: Pascoe's in Canada that came from Cornwall

greatlakedave — 2009-09-26 02:16:04Z

Your grandfather was the youngest son of John Pascoe. John Pascoe was one of the sons of Richard Allen Pascoe of Cornwall, England. He had several children. He immigrated from Cornwall prior to the American Civil war to Canada. He was there for a few years, then he and some of his children moved to the United States, approximately 1863. I will try to find out which province in Canada they settled in. Richard Allen Pascoe was a farmer by trade. Pascoe is a common name in England. Kind of like Smith or Jones. Family names are Richard, George, David, Elmer and Charles, Henry and a few others. Your great-great grandfather was married at least twice. His second wife was named Nellie Eastman, an indentured servant from England. That lady was your Great-great Grandmother. I believe Emma was his first wife.
Your grandfather told me he had at least 7 uncles.
Uncle George

Doreen from Australia searching for family, deaths in R.I. or CT.

bettymclaughlin59 — 2009-09-13 06:24:31Z

Hello list

I have just joined this list,
hoping to find out if some of my ancestors
may have died in Connecticut

all the info I have at present

is that a Ellen P PASCOE
was born in Rockville CT,
1876,

this is off a census record for 1880 in Westerly Rhode Island,
also on the same record was her mother Thomasine,

on the 1900 census it stated she had 4 children dead and 1 alive
which was Ellen,

what I was trying to find out, is any information about the other 4
children
that may have died in Connecticut and were buried there

I have found that the Family moved to R.I.
sometime after 1876 as they were in Westerly R.I. on the 1880 census,
and are all buried in Westerly R.I.
but the 4 other children were not in the cemetery at Westerly,

so I am asking the list,

if there are any death records possibly from 1870 to 1876 before 1880
as I am unsure when they moves from C.T. to R.I.
after Ellen was born,

also if there are any Cemetery records online that I may be able to see
if any Pascoe/ Pasco children are buried in Connecticut

hoping this is not too big a request

I live in Australia,

regards

Doreen
i have been asked to help, not related betty

Re: William Pascoe - Landscape and Animal Artist

surridgeprops — 2009-08-25 21:41:30Z

Hello,

I have come across message board comments by you on the "ancestry.co.uk" website. I see you made these comments back in 2003 and 2006. You are asking about a Willam Pascoe, born in 1827 in Plymouth, Devon.

I actually googled W.Pascoe, so I'm not sure if your William Pascoe is the same person. My parents have a large oil painting, which has been on the wall for years in their hall. We are having the hall re-decorated, so the painting is off the wall, and I have just been looking at it closely. It is very dirty and really needs to be professionally cleaned, but it seems to be by a "W.Pascoe...Richmond August 1845". It is a painting of shire horses.

I'm not sure that it is by your "William Pascoe", because if he was born in 1827 he would only have been 18 years old, and it certainly doesn't seem to be a painting by such a very young person. Also, was your William Pascoe in Richmond, or have you any knowledge if he ever went there? I guess there are several "Richmond's"...I know of Richmond in Yorkshire and there is Richmond in Surrey. There may well be others as well...maybe there's evan a Richmond in Devon, but I can't find one.

My father is dead, and my mother seems to think that my grandfather bought the painting as he used to keep Shire Horses, as he liked them very much. We certainly did keep Shire horses in the family, so that part is undoubtedly true.

Anyway, if you have any more information, I'd love to have it.

Kind Regards,

Stuart Surridge.

Re: Andrew Pascoe in Pennsylvania/Ohio

MDenitti — 2009-08-11 02:19:58Z

Andrew Pascoe was my gggrandfather. My great grandfather was his son Andrew Pascoe and my grandfather was Llewellyn Pascoe. my email address is gmarj@verizon.net

1883 Jim PASCOE in Bodie, California, USA, Cornish wrestler

karenkrich — 2009-07-13 22:57:14Z

Source: http://www.loc.gov/chroniclingamerica

Sacramento Daily Record-Union, Sacramento, California, August 23, 1883, image 1

Jim Pascoe, of Bodie, and an unknown, have signed an agreeement for a wrestling match, Cornish style, on April 29th at Tombstone, A. T.

1884 murder of James PASCOE in Grass Valley, California, USA

karenkrich — 2009-07-12 01:57:49Z

Source: http://www.loc.gov/chroniclingamerica

Sacramento Daily Record-Union, Sacramento, California, October 7, 1884, image 2

Saloon-Keeper Found Murdered in Grass Valley.

GRASS VALLEY, October 6th.-This morning the dead body of James Pascoe was discovered in his saloon, on Bennett street, by a man named Edwin James, who, while returning from work, had stepped in to have a drink. Receiving no answer to his repeated knockings, and seeing that the door was partly open, he stepped inside, and found Pascoe lying on the floor, near the door, in a pool of blood. James called in a passer-by, and upon examining the body, it was found that he had been stabbed in the breast, in the region of the heart, the wound being about three inches in depth. It was also found that he had another ugly wound behind the left ear, which had probably been inflicted with some blunt instrument, and had crushed in the skull. The murder was undoubtedly for the purpose of robbery, as it was found that the house had been thoroughly ransacked for plunder. Pascoe, when found was in his underclothing, and had slippers on his feet, though no stockings, which would go to show that he had arisen from his bed to answer his assassin's knock. Pascoe was a native of Cornwall, Eng., a widower, about 65 years of age, and was not known to have any enemies here, where he had lived for many years. The murderer left no clue as to who he was.

1881 Richard PASCOE marries Mary A LAWSON California USA

karenkrich — 2009-07-11 16:30:09Z

Source: http://www.loc.gov/chroniclingamerica

Sacramento Daily Record-Union, Sacramento, California, December 14, 1881, image 2

MARRIED.

Nevada City, December 10-Richard Pascoe to Mrs. Mary A. Lawson.

1891 Peter PASCO(E) Jr dies in Republic mine in Michigan USA

karenkrich — 2009-07-11 15:13:58Z

Source: http://www.loc.gov/chroniclingamerica

The St. Paul Daily Globe, St. Paul, Minnesota, July 22, 1891, page 5

DEATH OF A HERO.

James Dower Loses His Life for a Friend.

MARQUETTE, Mich., July 21,-Peter Pasco, Jr., son of Peter Pasco, of the Republic iron mine, and James Dower, were suffocated by smoke in the mine at noon. Young Pasco had descended into the mine by No. 7 shaft with three others to ascertain the extent of the fire raging in Nos. 5 and 6 shafts. The whole party was overcome by the smoke. Pasco's companions reached the slope, and were drawn up unconscious, but he fell by the way. James Dower descended twice into the smoking shaft to rescue Pasco. The first time he was accompanied by four men and the whole party was drawn up unconscious. The second time Dower went alone, and never returned alive. The bodies of Dower and Pasco were taken out three hours later. Pasco was twenty-five years old and leaves a young wife. Dower was twenty-three years old and unmarried. The fire in the Republic has been raging since 1 o'clock Monday morning, starting from a fire of the furnace at Shaft 5. The damage already is fully $100,000, and the duration of the fire is impossible to foretell.

1896 John PASCOE age 17 drowns Iron Mountain Michigan USA

karenkrich — 2009-07-11 14:21:19Z

Source: http://www.loc.gov/chroniclingamerica

The Saint Paul Globe, St. Paul, Minnesota, July 25, 1896, page 4

Two Drowned.

IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich., July 24.-William Hosking, aged twenty-six, and John Pascoe, aged seventeen, residents of Iron Mountain, were drowned in Spread Eagle lake by the capsizing of their boat. Pascoe's body has been recovered. Matt Cerrelle, of Kaukauana, was drowned while bathing at Quinnesec Falls.

1902 William PASCOE mine deputy of Ashland PA shot

karenkrich — 2009-06-21 14:03:53Z

Source: Philadelphia Inquirer, August 1, 1902, Volume 147, Issue 32, pae 2

MERRIAM COLLIERY DEPUTY WOUNDED

Special to The Inquirer.

ASHLAND, Pa., July 31.-A clash between several miners and two deputies occurred at Locust Summit last night. William Pascoe, of Ashland, a deputy of Merriam Colliery was shot in the arm with buckshot and seriously injured.

Pascoe went to the railroad station to meet a fellow-deputy, and while returning with his partner they were met by strikers on a high bridge spanning the tracks at that point, and asked to go back. They refused and an encounter ensued.

Several shots were exchanged. Pascoe fell and his partner knocked a gun from the hands of one of the assailants and held him prisoner. Pascoe was taken to the Miner's Hospital. Later John Deboe, a resident near the Merriam, was arrested on suspicion of knowing something of the shooting, and landed in jail. No firearms were found on him.

1899 Fred PASCOE robbed and hanged in Edwardsville, PA

karenkrich — 2009-06-21 13:47:42Z

Source: Philadelphia Inquirer, June 23, 1899, Volume 140, Issue 174, page 6

HANGED FOR MONEY

Fred Pascoe Found Swinging From a Cherry Tree at Edwardsville

WAS WAYLAID AND ROBBED

Friends Believe That the Highwaymen Tried to Make Their Crime Look Like Suicide

Special to The Inquirer.

WILKES-BARRE, Pa., June 22.-Fred Pascoe was found hanging to a tree in the borough of Edwardsville this morning. Life was extinct and a physician who made an examination said the man had been hanging for several hours.

Pascoe's friends claimed that he had a great deal of money last night, which he was spending quite freely in the saloons, and the chances were that he had been waylaid, robbed and then strung up to the tree. The Burgess has ordered an investigation.

1895 hotel fire Lancaster, Kentucky PASCOE MASTERS

karenkrich — 2009-06-21 01:35:04Z

Source: Philadelphia Inquirer, January 2, 1895, Volume 132, Issue 2, page 1

THREE PERISH IN A HOTEL FIRE.

The Proprietor, His Mother-in-Law and a Child Burned.

LANCASTER, KY., Jan. 1.-The Miller hotel was burned between 5 and 6 o'clock this morning. There were four persons in the building at the time, Edward A. Pascoe and wife, his baby, about 2 years old, and his mother-in-law, Mrs. Masters. The wife only escaped. The fire started in the cellar, where it must have been smouldering all night.

The hotel had been conducted by Pascoe and he had made all arrangements to give it up to-day, having moved his furniture out of the building, which was a three-story brick, belonging to Sam Miller, of Knoxville, Tenn., and was insured for $3000. The fire is believed to have been of incendiary origin.

1874 John PASCOE of Camden New Jersey arrested

karenkrich — 2009-06-21 01:13:09Z

Source: Philadelphia Inquirer, June 8, 1874, page 2

Arrest of a Horse Thief.

John Pascoe, a resident of Camden was arrested in that place on Saturday afternoon by Reserve Officer Ulmsted. It appears that Pascoe, on the 5th of March, hired a horse and carriage from the livery stable of Mr. C. Volz, No. 200 Halsey street, Newark, N. J. He drove to this city and sold the property, which was recovered on last Thursday by Reserve Officer Ulmsted. Two months afterward he perpetrated a similar offense upon Mr. McCormick, proprietor a livery stable at the same place. The accused declares that the horse in question died about eight miles from Camden; the buggy, harness and lap robe, however, he sold, and they have not been heard from.

On Sunday, May 31, Pascoe returned to Newark and applied for another team at the stable of Mr. George Engleborn. This he also drove to Philadelphia and sold. The conveyance was recovered on Saturday evening by Officer Umstead. The prisoner will have a hearing at the Central Station to-day at two o'clock.

1873 son of Henry PASCOE of Ossipee, New Hampshire

karenkrich — 2009-06-21 00:58:42Z

Source: Philadelphia Inquirer, March 31, 1873, page 3

GLEANINGS BY LATE MAILS.

A LITTLE son of Henry Pascoe, at Ossipee, N. H., tried an experiment on his father's hay mow with lighted matches the other day. It was completely successful at an expense of $500.

1864 death of Samuel F PASCOE age 4 in New York

karenkrich — 2009-06-21 00:51:43Z

Source: Philadelphia Inquirer, April 22, 1864, page 5

PASCOE-At New York, on the 21st inst., SAMUEL F. PASCOE aged 4 years, formerly of this city.

Re: Cornish Pascoe's

flossmac — 2009-05-18 08:12:42Z

Hi Beverly
Do you know who your John married ?

1843 fire at Frederick PASCOE's in Georgetown(Washington DC)

karenkrich — 2009-06-21 00:45:23Z

Source: Philadelphia Inquirer published as Pennsylvania Inquirer, April 15, 1843, Volume XXVIII, Issue 90, page 2

Fires.

...The stable of Mr. Frederick Pascoe, in Georgetown, D. C., was burnt on Monday night. A boy named Daniel Steiner, in Mr. P.'s employ, is supposed to have set it on fire; he has absconded.

Re: Thomas H Pascoe England to Pennsylvania

karenkrich — 2009-03-15 05:31:31Z

Have you obtained a death certificate and/or obituary for Thomas H? If you don't have an exact death date, you can ask for a 10 year search from the Pennsylvania Division of Vital Statistics. There are alot of online Cornish resources if you could get the name of his parents which should be provided on a death certificate. PASCOE, however, is a very common surname in Cornwall. My family of PASCOEs was from Camborne, Cornwall and my branch (by then YEATS) ended up in Pennsylvania.

Best wishes,
Karen

Re: Pascoe-Devon England to Philadelphia

gpring — 2009-03-22 17:16:31Z

I'm looking for the parents of Henry Mason Pascoe. Born 2 Aug 1843 in Woodstock, Canada
Married Arelia Kenny in Upstate New York

Any help will be appreciated.

GPR

Re: lucy Pascoe

susanprideaux — 2009-04-11 17:57:14Z

As I haven't seen your name on any of the County Lists then I thought I would forward that advice to you in the hope that it would help.

Try also London List and Middlesex County List.The last one had mention of Pancras.You might find someone who can help you.

If you knew all this already then my apologies!!

Sue

Re: lucy Pascoe

susanprideaux — 2009-04-10 18:55:53Z

Hi

Go to rootsweb.com go to MAILING LISTS. Go to find a List. type in Pascoe.Click onto Pascoe in lefthand corner.

Try SEARCH the Archives--you might find what you want there in past messages but it hasn't been used very much. You can click subscribe[free] and you will get all the messages that come in the future.

However I would suggest that you also Look for Cornish-Gen and subscribe to that.Get the feel for the messages that come in and then put your own message in asking for help.Also try Search the Archives.You might find info that you want there.

Message Boards are very much one to one and no one else really reads them

hope this helps

Sue

Re: lucy Pascoe

susanprideaux — 2009-04-10 14:44:16Z

There are anumber of e mails on the Pascoe Mailing List which have not gone thru the Message Boards and gateway link.

It maybe that those expecting answers haven't seen them.

Sue

Re: lucy Pascoe

anela197 — 2009-04-06 12:42:39Z

i hope you dont but i have seen your name on the ancestry with the name jory as i had a greatgrandfather called james born in truro cornwall 1870

Re: lucy Pascoe

anela197 — 2009-04-04 10:16:38Z

lucy pascoe married name jory had a son james 1870 in truro cornwall he was my greatgrandfather.if you look on the 1901 cornwall cences you will se that he was a post office clerk in bodmin cornwall but there was another lucy pascoe jory born in bodmin1910 or 1911 any connections

Re: lucy Pascoe

anela197 — 2009-04-04 10:15:35Z

Re: lucy Pascoe

jackiejory16 — 2009-04-02 03:02:25Z

I would like to hear from you again, you can contact me here or at my email address. I am sure we both have information to share. Sincerely Jackie

Re: lucy Pascoe

jackiejory16 — 2009-04-01 18:14:18Z

yes