Pattie - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

James PATTIE m. Mary PHILLIPS at Talbot, Victoria, Australia in 1875

rbell35 — 2009-09-08 07:09:51Z

My great great grandfather James PATTIE (labourer) married a Mary PHIILIPS at Talbot, Victoria, Australia in 1875. This was his second marriage. He had previously been married to a Grace nee HORNE who died in 1871 at Ballaarat, Victoria. I believe Mary had also been married prior to that. Are there any descendants from Mary's first marriage available who can shed light on this part of James PATTIE's life? James died at Talbot in 1877. Thanking you. Regards, Rob Bell.

Re: Pattie's of Fauquier Co.,VA

Savage5018 — 2009-06-12 17:22:19Z

Anyone got Pattie's from Fauquier Co, VA?
I have a Pattie that married into my Savage line.

Would like more info on:
1. Gertrude Pattie (1883-1911)m.Savage (had 4 kids)
2. Thomas Pattie (1852-1918)m.Johnson (had 14 kids)
3. William Pattie (1820-1903) m.Kemper (had 9 kids)
*William was the Postmaster on 1880 Census.
4.James Pattie (1791-1833) m.Williams (had 6 kids)
Thanks!
S.Savage
(Savage5018)

Re: Mike Pattie intro

John_Pattie — 2009-06-02 07:19:03Z

Hello Andrew,
My grandfather was also named Andrew Nicol Pattie born on Dec 6th 1908 Methil (almost one year after your father) to John b.1882 brother of Donald. Andrew Nicol Pattie b.Oct.1857 and married to Wilhelmina McLeod were my Gt.Gt.Grandparents.

Please drop me a note so we can update.
Regards
John Pattie

Re: Mike Pattie intro

BarbaraPattieDePourcq — 2009-01-01 13:21:08Z

Was just wanting to ask if you did get my previous e-mail I sent you quit awhile ago? Obviously with regards to the "Pattie Family Ancestry", as I to am a Pattie.
I would be very thankful for any & all information you may find relevent. I do hope you get this & see fit to send me even a quick reply of some sort.

Sincerely,

B. Pattie

Re: Scottish Patties

popp1952 — 2008-12-11 08:54:10Z

Hi, My Wife is also the G/Granddaughter of Helen Ritchie and Andrew Pattie.
jct

PATTIE Julian and Margaret

t42Moore — 2008-11-25 18:46:17Z

PATTIE Julian and Margaret

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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PATTIE Lillian and Charles E

t42Moore — 2008-10-14 15:40:10Z

PATTIE Lillian and Charles E

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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Re: William Pattie

thena711jon — 2008-05-06 14:12:16Z

I re4alize your posting was several years ago, just wondered if you or anyone else may have linked William Pettey b. about 1762-3 with a son of John, B. 1798 in NY has discovered any additional ancestors or ties? Thanks much!

Re: John Pattie

thena711jon — 2008-05-06 14:08:18Z

This is the same William that I'm researching. Did you find any additional information? On one site, I found he may be William Angel pettey and wife Mary Lewis... Thanks!

Re: Mike Pattie intro

sylviasimms — 2007-07-06 13:14:18Z

Mike, if you or any other Pattie's are interested in my Patty-DNA project, please contact me. It is for colonial America descendants.
Sylvia

Thomas BELL - Miner, Goldsborough, Victoria, Australia 1880s

rbell35 — 2007-01-07 23:57:30Z

Seeking anyone with information about my g-g-grandfather's house & life at Goldsborough, Victoria, Australia during the 1880s. Thomas BELL (b.1827 in Allendale, Northumberland, England) was widowed in 1876 with the death of his wife Elizabeth BELL (nee ARMSTRONG). Thomas re-married to a Mary COOPER in Ballaarat at Irwin's Hotel on 20/4/1881 & I believe he lived at Goldsborough, Victoria as a gold miner until the mid 1880s but I am a little unsure about the details. I also believe he lived there together with his brother Robert BELL (b. 1832). Robert was unmarried but may have had a partner/girlfriend during this period. Thomas also had a son, Robert BELL (my g-grandfather - b.1855) who lived at Goldsborough from at least 1882 to 1884. Robert's wife was Isabella nee PATTIE. Both Roberts were gold miners also. Whether they all lived in the one house is uncertain. I am urgently seeking as much information about these ancestors as possible during their time at Goldsborough including the location of the property, what mine(s) they may have worked at and any anecdotal stories that have been passed down through family talk etc..this is very much appreciated. Cheers, Robert BELL, Essendon, Victoria, Australia.

Jane CURL(E) - Wooler, Northumberland, England (1782-1840)

rbell35 — 2007-01-07 23:40:16Z

Seeking any information at all about my great-great-great grandmother Jane CURL; born at Wooler, Northumberland, England in 1782, daughter of a William CURL and Jane (maiden surname unknown). Jane married James PATTIE, Colliery Manager ~1810 and died ~1840. James died in 1862. Their son James PATTIE (junior) married a Grace HORN in 1843 at Holy Island, Northumberland England). I had been told by my father that Grace had been employed by the Duke of Argyll, but this fanciful story has never been confirmed! Can someone please enlighten me on this unknown part of my ancestry?. Regards, Rob Bell, West Essendon, Victoria, AUSTRALIA.

Tayport PATTIE's

robertballan — 2006-12-14 18:59:59Z

I'm researching PATTIE family connections from Tayport for my mother-in-law "Sena PATTIE".

Particularly interested in contacting "Neil Cammeron" in Australia as that is where she lives. Might have some common points for discussion.

Email at robertballan at gmail account (dot com) - sorry for being cryptic - but gotta be careful.

That all for now.

Robert.

Pattie's of Ferry Port- on-Craig (Tayport)

Andrew_Pattie — 2006-10-20 15:48:14Z

I have been working on my father's family for some time and have found the following information, I hope it may help someone out there.
My father was Andrew Nicol Pattie b. 2/12/1917 in Methil, His father was Donald Mc Leod Pattie b. 9/06/1890 in Buckhave, Fife, His father was Andrew Nicol Pattie b. 28/10/1857 in Ferry Port-on-Craig, Fife, he was married to Williamina Mc Leod, his father was John Pattie b.21/10/1826 in Ferry Port-on-Craig, he was married to Ann Mc Culloch, His father was Young Patie (note spelling change) b. 14/5/1797, married to Elizabeth Dutch, his father was Walter Patie b. 12/2/1761 in Ferry Port-on-Craig married to Margaret Buist. I have some others all born in Ferry Port on-Craig if anyone is interested.

Re: Mike Pattie intro

BarbaraPattieDePourcq — 2006-09-16 01:34:00Z

* I also am just now embarking on a long journey to learn more about my family, family name - Pattie. I know very little in fact, and that's 1 of the reasons I decided to do this. I to have been told that relatives origin is Scotland. Maybe you can send me more info on your "pattie History" and I can see if there's any possible hope of finding a family connection there? Thanks for your time!

Barbara Pattie-DePourcq

Margaret E. Pattie's death date and grave location??

DavidMiddletonEdelenII — 2006-09-10 20:26:51Z

Hello all,
Does anyone know when Margaret E. Pattie's death date was or where her grave's location is?? She was born in like 1835 and lived with her husband Dr. John F. Rodgers for many years in Ky. Any info would be apprecaited.
Sincerely,
David Edelen
Millbrook, Al.

Re: Champe Warren Pattie

2006-07-30 20:35:22Z

Mary you ask an interesting question. From other Pattie researchers I understood that Champe was a late son of William A. Pattie and Eleanor (Ellen) Kincheloe. Champe being about 23 years younger than his oldest brother James Dudley. Martha Pattie was James Dudley's youngest sister. She would have been 16 in 1838. Your evidence would indicate that Champe was illegimate. Martha married but not until about 1842/43 to a William Kendall, moved to what is now W Va. and had a family by him. The cenus records do not show Champe living with Martha in 1850 . I would very much like to have copy of that death certificate. (jfpattie@aol.com)

Champe Warren Pattie

madre40 — 2006-06-13 02:30:32Z

Champe Warren Pattie (b1838 VA) Death certificate states mother's maiden name as Martha Pattie. To which family does she belong?

Re: Mike Pattie intro

2006-04-07 01:16:34Z

Hi Mike,
Haven't gone through military records myself yet. Have found my Patties going back to 1826. My mother and grandmother, Jane Pattie, were born in Percy Main after that each generation goes further north. My great grandfather, John Pattie, was from Lowick and his father, Andrew Pattie, was from Ancroft. Where in Northumberland did you grow up? All of my extended family still live there, but like you pointed out most people on these boards are American and I am one of them. Spent all my summers in Northumberland though until my late teens, so I consider myself at least part Geordie. Do any of my Patties sound familiar from your research? Throw some of your names at me too, and I'll see if their paths cross anywhere. Take care, Karen

Re: Mike Pattie intro

2006-04-06 19:08:20Z

Hi Karen i've had a few replies and queries i think most people on this site are based in America. I myself am trying to find out more about our family line. I've found that two soldiers named Pattie listed as killed in action in the first world war (see CWGC) were uncles of my father they all came from Ashington. It is slow going when i'm in Ashington i try to learn more from my aunt Freda she is 90 now proberly the last link with that generation. I am moving back to Northumberland after leaving as a child, just love the coastline keep in touch let me know how you go on ..Mike

Re: JAMES DUDLEY PATTIE

2006-01-20 04:54:26Z

I have some info on this family.. my wife descends from James Samuel Pattie (1816-1885) & Mary Anna Whipp (1819-1855). Would like to exchange data.
Thanks

Re: Mike Pattie intro

2005-09-21 20:08:59Z

Hi Andrew good to hear from you, The Pattie name can be found in Fife from about 1650's or thereabouts,i will email you soon. Cheers Mike Pattie

Re: Scottish Patties

2005-06-05 14:32:04Z

Hi Mike, you've obviously done a lot of research on this family.
I'm looking for the parents/siblings of Ronald Pattie, maltman who married Isabel Adamson, October 1751 in St Andrews. Can you help? thank you

Patie/Patties

2005-02-26 20:16:28Z

janet,
I have traced an agnes simpson (nee Patie) in the 1881 census.
she was married in 1801 to Andrew Simpson, at this time she had only one child Agnes Pattie (nee Simpson) born 1811 is this any help

Re: Scottish Patties

2005-02-26 01:23:01Z

Hi Janet; The Agnes Pattie (her name appears as "Patie" on the marriage certificate) I have in my tree was married in 1839 to William Rae. Her parents were Elizabeth Dutch and Young Patie. Sorry, no match. Valerie

Re: Patties

AMUSS — 2006-02-09 01:36:18Z

Hello,
James Dudley and Anna are in my files. I had no children or another wife listed for him. My line is from Benjamin Franklin, his brother. Any information you would share would be appreciated.
Anne W. B. Musser

Re: Patties

AMUSS — 2006-02-09 01:36:18Z

Hello Emily,
Would you be willing to share your research and sources for the PATTIE ancestry with me? I have been absolutely stumped and cannot find proof of parents for William b. 1762 in Culpeper Co., Va. I would certainly appreciate the help.
Anne W. Bradshaw Musser

tell me your proof for Re: William Pattie

AMUSS — 2006-02-09 01:36:18Z

Can you tell me your proof for Elizabeth L. & Wm. A. as children of Wm. & Eleanor? I don't have them in my file?
Thanks!
Anne Wickliffe Bradshaw Musser

PATTIE

AMUSS — 2006-02-09 01:36:18Z

I knew that William PATTIE m. a Frances, but I did not know that the VAUGHN last name had been proven. Would you share your proof with me? I would be glad to share any information that may be of interest to you.
I also did not know that they had more than one child. The only one that I knew about was William PATTIE, Jr. d. 1839. I would love to know more, since there are not many of us PATTIE researchers around.
I don't know who the other woman is talking about, but I also have William PATTIE as b. 1762 in Caroline County, Virginia and died in 1842.
Hope to hear from you soon.

Re: PATTIE correct origin

AMUSS — 2006-02-09 01:36:18Z

Hello Steve,
I just saw your message:
"PATTIE is Scottish. It is short or indeed a corruption of PATRICKSON or PATERSON.
The PATTIE surname belongs to the clan MacDuff.
My mothers maiden name is Pattie and I have traced her roots back to Scotland."

My mother's maiden name was PATTIE. I have traced my line back to William PATTIE b. 1762 in Virginia, we think,who married a Frances ? ? I have not been able to get any information any further back than that. My mother always kept a clipping about being Scottish, but I thought it was because of the STEWART connection of her mother. The old family story was that we were related to Mary Queen of Scots. Of course, when there were family around who could have told me about this, I wasn't interested!!
Your message is the first one I've seen which says anything about origins in Scotland. I hope you can share with me any information you have. Maybe it will knock down my 10 year old brick wall.
Thanks in advance for your help. I tried to send this to your e-mail address listed, but it came back.
Anne Wickliffe Bradshaw Musser
Muss@worldnet.att.net

Re: WILLIAM PATTIE born1762 in VIRGINIA

AMUSS — 2006-02-09 01:36:18Z

Hello,
Did you ever find out anything about the parents of William? I am also looking for them. I was glad to find your post as I was looking for the 7th child that was shown in the census information. It is your Susan..I would appreciate any information you could share with me. Maybe we can help each other.
Anne W. Bradshaw Musser

Re: Pattie

AMUSS — 2006-02-09 01:36:18Z

Hello Joyce,
I can help with your line. Contact me at Muss@worldnet.att.net & I will send what you need.
Anne

William A. Pattie

AMUSS — 2006-02-09 01:36:18Z

I'm looking for proof of the parentage of William A. PATTIE who married Jenett KEMPER in Fauquier Co. 1842. Any help appreciated.
Anne W. Bradshaw Musser

Re: William A. Pattie

AMUSS — 2006-02-09 01:36:18Z

Yes, I have him listed as John P. KEMPER. I would love a copy of the bond. I will contact you privately and we can share info.
Anne

Re: William A. Pattie

AMUSS — 2006-02-09 01:36:18Z

Hi Susan,
Did you get the emails I sent you?
Anne

Pattie children

AMUSS — 2006-02-09 01:36:18Z

Does anyone have the names of all of the children of William PATTIE & Frances ?Vaughan?(not proven) with dob's, etc???
Anne W. Bradshaw Musser

Parents of William

AMUSS — 2006-02-09 01:36:18Z

My first PATTIE is William b. 1762 in Caroline Co., Va. He married Frances ?Vaughan? They lived in Fauquier Co., Va. and had 7 children. Does anyone have any information leading to the parents of William?? This is a brick wall I cannot seem to break through. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Parents of William

2006-01-02 23:46:07Z

William b1762 and his brother John and his sister Lucy's father was John Pattie of Caroline County. I happened on a published journal of a colonial tutor. His journal contains references to the three children and their father. He taught William and Lucy begining in 1774 and John began in 1775. Unfortunately the tutor John Harrower died in 1776. The editor of the journal speculated that John who was a carpenter, wife's name was Susanna, but I don't think that is correct. A John Pattie did marry a Susanna Clark about 1760 in Essex County which is next door to Caroline Co., so the timing is correct. But!! The editor also speculated that James Pattie who lived in Caroline and was the father of another John Pattie (married Ann Sanders) was John's brother but I think he was more probably John's Uncle. If you want the details of the reference e-mail me. If you can convince me that William's mother was Susanna also e-mail me.

Re: JAMES DUDLEY PATTIE

2005-11-29 21:45:44Z

Hi Joyce, Your message is over two years old but if you are still looking. my gggrandfather is James Dudley's brother Benjamin. I have also corresponded with James Baker, mtsu33@yahoo.com. James is a descendent of James Dudley and lives in TN. I live in VA.If you are looking for info on TN Pattie's , James Baker may be your best source. I know a little about the Pattie's that stayed in VA
John "Frank" Pattie
Email jfpattie@aol.com

Re: Mike Pattie intro

karenvetrano — 2006-04-05 20:29:55Z

Hi Mike,
My grandmother was Jane Pattie, born in Chirton, raised in Percy Main. I've just started researching and was wondering what kind of response you got to your summer intro ...

Re: James PATTIE/Grace HORNE Lowick/Holy Island England 1800s

karenvetrano — 2006-04-05 20:14:19Z

My great-grandfather was John Pattie of Lowick, born in 1854. (His father was Andrew Pattie of Ancroft, born in 1826.) Obviously they are the same family. Do you have anything on James' parents? I got John's mother's name as Elizabeth from one of the censuses, but have had no luck with a maiden name.

James PATTIE/Grace HORNE Lowick/Holy Island England 1800s

rbell35 — 2006-03-30 05:05:45Z

Seeking any information about the ancestry of James PATTIE (son of James PATTIE & Jane CURL) & Grace HORNE (daughter of David HORNE & Margaret, maiden surname unknown). I know that James was married to Grace in 1843 at Lowick Northumberland UK. I also believe James was a Colliery Manager although I would love to know more. Can anyone please help? According to Grace Horne's marriage certificate her father David Horne was a Road Maker. It is also believe the Hornes came from around Wooler, Scotland. Any help with information and/or photos of these ancestors is very much appreciated. Cheers, Rob Bell, Essendon, Victoria, Australia.

Re: jane pattie

rbell35 — 2006-03-29 04:37:01Z

Hi Clive/Jane, I too am a great-great-grandson of James & Grace PATTIE!! I live in Victoria, Australia and am excited about stumbling on this contact! Have you any photos whatsoever from England of the PATTIES? I have absolutely nothing although photography was indeed a big thing in those days. I wonder why the family moved to Lindisfarne? My father used to tell me a romantic style story that at one time Grace (possibly before marriage) left home against her parents wishes to work for the Duke of Argyleshire! I also believe she had to cross water to go to work so maybe you could clarify this one? Most stories are based on fact although the truth of these 'fact' tends to get blurred over time.
What family rumours do you know of in the PATTIE/HORNE lines? Do you know much about the CURL family? Anyway let's keep communicating because it is great stuff! Incidentally I am the great grandson to Isabella PATTIE (daughter of James/Grace), who in turn was the mother of John BELL, my grandfather. Cheers, Rob Bell, Essendon, Victoria, Australia...

Jane CURL - early 19th Century, Lowick, Northumberland UK

rbell35 — 2006-05-01 05:47:41Z

Seeking any information about the Jane CURL who was my great-g-ggrandmother & married James PATTIE (coal miner I believe) at or near Lowick, Northumberland, England, UK ~ 1815 (+ or - 10 years!). Can anyone enlighten me on Jane and her family background? Thanks very much, Cheers, Rob Bell, Essendon, Victoria, Australia.

Re: Origin of Pattie name

@@mkerk@shaw.ca — 2005-10-18 01:53:06Z

Hi Daniel,
You are correct about our Pattie name originally being
Pâté and that they have been in Nova Scotia since the
early 1700's.
My Uncle Alphonse Pattie from Boston told me before
he died that the Canadian army changed their name to
Pattie when they enlisted for WWII. However, I have
birth certificates and other information that shows the
name as being Pâté.
Others changed it to Pottie which is completely incorrect,
and I have had the Nova Scotia Government apologize and
correct my father's name and my own. They didn't
charge us, and said it was their mistake.
Maria

Re: Scottish Patties

JAEgo2 — 2005-08-18 15:30:07Z

Valarie,

Do you have an Agnes Patie who married Alexander Simson in 1801 in Ferry-Port-on Craig?

Champe Pattie, IA

scrussal — 2005-06-03 22:38:39Z

Steve: I live in Clear Lake, Iowa. I noticed the name CHAMPE PATTIE on your list of names. He is an ex-Confederate. He settled here in Clear Lake around 1890; ran a stor here too; was a very respected man in the community. He is buried here too. Many civil war Union veterans attended his funeral together in a group.

Lietentant Champe W. Pattie of the 62nd. Virginia Infantry CSA (written on his headstone).

I have a photo of his headstone for anyone searching for him. Willing to pass it on to anyone.

Best regards, Steven C. Russell

Re: Mike Pattie intro

2005-08-25 10:01:49Z

Hi Mike,
My name is Andrew Nicol Pattie and I read your earlier post 2000 about the Pattie family. I am also trying to find out about the family. What little I know is that my Greatgrandfather was Andrew Nicol Pattie married Wihelmina McLeod and lived in Methel Fife in the 1800's. They had eight children: Helen, Ann, Agnes, Wilhelmina, Young, John, Marcus, and Donald (my grandfather). Unfortunately, I don't have any dob or date of deaths on them. Any infornation or suggestions that you have would be appreciated.
Andy

Mike Pattie intro

2005-08-07 17:06:12Z

Hi i'm Mike Pattie of Northumberland England saying hello to all Patty-Pattie family members just trying to find more about our family name whichever way it is spelt. Cheers for now Mike Pattie.

Pattie origins

2005-08-07 17:02:00Z

Hi all, my first message the name Pattie does seem to be linked to the clans of Scotland it was on one site going back to the 1640's in Scotland linking it with the Macliesh and Macdonalds i'll try to find it and post it.