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Re: Molland Quartleys

archelauswaltermarshall — 2009-09-14 05:33:48Z

My Great grandmother was a servant at the molland house in 1871 and gave birth to my grandfather in South Molton woekhouse on dec12 1871, no father named.
I believe it highly probable that one of the Quartleys, James or John, or one of john,s sons Henry or Francis was the father.
I wish to trace a male descendent of any of those to get a dna sample to prove the point.
I have the Quartly family tree from 1668 which i will transmit to any member who sends me their email adress,
Any informatiion welcome
Archie (archelauswaltermarshall) awep1208@iinet.net.au

Re: QUARTLEY

archelauswaltermarshall — 2009-09-14 05:25:43Z

I am also looking for any descendents of John or James Quartly of Molland who lived there in 1871
I have a family tree from 1668 and am happy to transmit to you by email if you give me an adress.
Regards archelauswaltermarshall awep1208@iinet.net.au

john and james quartly of molland

archelauswaltermarshall — 2009-09-04 01:28:45Z

My Gt. grandmother was a servant girl with James Quartly at West Molland in 1871 when she became pregnant giving birth to my grandfather in the S,Molton workhouse on 12 Dec 1871
Her name was Emma Marshall and her son Walter has no father shown on his birth certificate. Living next door farm, Gt Champson, was James brother John and his two sons, Francis and Henry.In view of the practice "Droite de Seigneur" I think on the balance of probabilities, one of thse was the father of Walter Marshall B 12.Dec 1871 who is my grandfather.
I wish to trace a direct male descendent to try to get a dna match and prove the point.
No legal issues are involved, just my own family satisfaction

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ziggymon2142 — 2009-05-28 20:00:20Z

i am in the bicester area of england and my granparents live in horsepath near oxford she has been reserching alot about the family and as far as i know managed to trace the quartly family to france quarry les tombes there is also a face book group dedicated to both the quartlys and the quartleys too hope this helps would be good to hear back if so all the best and happy hunting

The Taylor Quarterly

beenepaula — 2009-04-28 18:24:05Z

Looking for contact person concerning The Taylor Quarterly, 2139 Toronto Street, Falls Church, VA 22043

I had a subscription for one year and lost contact with them.

It had wonderful Taylor family information. Does anyone have old quarterlies?

Paula Taylor Beene

Re: Henry Quartly/ Quartley , Withypool somerset c19

sebyrne — 2008-09-18 15:14:40Z

Hi there

I know your query was a long time ago but I have just discovered that Henry Quartly's son Luke, married my Great Great Great Grandmother - Mary Milton around the mid 1860s. She had already had my Great Great Grandfather John Kelland Milton by that point so he was his stepson.

Thought you might be interested.

Re: quarterly

Snatch51 — 2008-08-09 23:28:53Z

Dear Lois C,

I am interested in your post about the Quarterlys.

I am trying to research my G3-grandmother Mary Quarterly who was born in Devonport, however it is your mention of Isaac Quartly and his daughter Ada Eliza which is particularly interesting.

My Great-great-uncle Henry John Thomas married a Mary Ann Elzabeth Quartly who was born in Islington on 9th Nov 1866.
Her father was Isaac, and her mother was born a Brereton.
She had a younger sister Ada E, who was aged 9 on the 1881 census.

I feel sure this would have been the same family.
Also, although I initially thought there was some tie-up with the Quarterley family, I now think it is entire co-incidence that Henry John's grandmother, (and my G3-grandmother), was a Mary Quarterly.

At least one cousin on the Henry John side of the family would possibly be interested in your research into the Quartly ancestry, and perhaps you could contact her or let her contact you.

Please let me know if you receive this message: so often with the internet messages just seem to vanish into the ether and you wonder whether there is anyone out there!

Robert Hughes
Weybridge, Surrey.

Molland Quartleys

GaryBerlin981 — 2008-07-17 09:07:05Z

Hi all

I've got an Ann Quartley ancestor born I think in 1756 in Molland. She ended up in South Molton, where it seemed she fell on hard times. She seems to have had 5 illegitimate children, including William Taylor my 5xgreat grandfather, so it seems possible that she had to work in the oldest profession, if you catch my drift.

I would be very interested to hear more about Molland Quartleys. I think her father was probably James Quartley, the son of Henry Quartley and Mary Moor. Does anyone have any more information about this family?

Gary Taylor

Re: Henry Quartly/ Quartley , Withypool somerset c19

19mike53 — 2007-06-20 06:22:41Z

John Quartly was my great, great grandfather. I have the same trouble getting any further back than William.
Regards
Mike

Re: Henry Quartly/ Quartley , Withypool somerset c19

gordontgopher — 2007-06-19 22:08:59Z

I have also traced the family back to John and Betty and Johns father William, but can get no further, who was Williams father and how are they connected to the Molland Quartly's? Any help is greatly appreciated

Re: Henry Quartly/ Quartley , Withypool somerset c19

grandma1452 — 2007-06-01 20:02:56Z

My husband's grandfather was James the son of John Quartly married to Betty Hole. John's father was William, we have traced him back to living in Molland, which we have visited recently.

John Quarters? family of Michigan

Tami_Walendzak — 2007-03-28 22:57:46Z

Looking for more info on John Quarters b; June 10, 1858 in New York - d; Apr 29, 1935 in Iosco Co., Michigan. He married Esther McNally/McAnally in 1883, Iosco Co, Michigan. She was born Mar 1864 in Pennsylvania (probably Schuylkill Co, PA) Thier children are:

Lily b; Oct 1, 1883, Baldwin, Iosco Co, MI
Harry b; Aug 2, 1886, Baldwin, Iosco Co, MI
Catherine (Katie) b; Apr 2, 1889, Baldwin, Iosco Co, MI
John b; Dec 1891, MI
Joseph b; Aug 7, 1893, East Tawas, Iosco Co, MI
Esther b; Apr 1895, MI
Reuben b; Apr 17, 1896, East Tawas, Iosco Co, MI
Ruth b; June 1897, MI
Genevieve b; Jul 1898, MI
Mary b; 1903, MI

I do know that Catherine is buried somewhere in East Tawas, Michigan and that Reuben died Jan 1892, Eat Tawas, Michigan.

Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks Tami

Re: quarterly

HippyLois — 2006-11-04 13:27:07Z

I have just seen your message. At the moment I am researching the family tree (in the UK) of a friends mother, and her father Maurice Warrington's, mother was Ada Eliza Quartly who married William Joseph Warrington in 1898, presumably in the London area of the UK.

Ada's father was Isaac Quartly, and I have now managed to make contact with a family member, who has a relative who researched the Quartly's back to about the 1700's. (Confused? Me too!)

I would be interested in your Quartly research regarding the origins of the name etc.

Best wishes
Lois C
Northumberland UK

Re: Henry Quartly/ Quartley , Withypool somerset c19

19mike53 — 2006-10-08 16:06:19Z

Hi,
My grandfather was a Quartly (Fred d1973) & I have traced back to John who was born in Withypool in 1826, married to Betty. Their children were
Elizabeth, Emma, Frank, Henry, James, Jane, John.
Kind Regards Mike

Henry Quartly/ Quartley , Withypool somerset c19

parkes762 — 2006-07-09 21:24:47Z

Does any one have any conection to Henry Quartly b abt 1790 Withypool somerset Married Sarah Comer in 1821. They i beleave had ten children from 1823 to 1843. Henry was a shoe maker/ cordwainer.
I would love to hear from someone wih a conection
Thank you

Re: Quartly / Quartley family of Porlock Somerset

parkes762 — 2006-07-03 19:58:21Z

I am looking into this family , my conection is to a Walter Quartly born abt 1854 Porlock Somerset son of William Quartly and Eliza Manley.
There seems to be lots of Quartly's in Somerset it is getting confusing. Can any one help.

Thank you

Re: quarterly

parkes762 — 2006-07-03 00:08:30Z

yes i am resaerching the Quartly family of somerset. namly that of Walter Quartly son of William Quartly and Eliza( Manley) would like to hear from you

Re: quarterly

pquartley — 2006-01-23 23:32:33Z

I am married to a quartley. You are correct in saying
that it has been spelt in different ways. On one census
it is spelt a different way. My husband's family come from Cutcombe,Somerset. The Devon ,Somerset and
all the rest are connected. They all go back to 1066.
They, or, rather,he came over with William the Conquerer.
Pat Quartley.

QUARTLEY

2004-10-11 16:05:32Z

INFORMATION REQUIRED ON JOHN QUARTLEY BORN
ABOUT 1820 IN DEVON ALSO PARENTS AND SIBLINGS
FATHERS NAME FRANCIS

Re: quarterly

2001-08-07 17:33:23Z

My surname is Quartly, and according to a family history we have seen, Quarterly and Quartly have the same root.
I live in Alberta, Canada, as do many other people with the surname Quartly.
What is your location?

quarterly

2000-04-27 15:47:57Z

Is anyone else out there researching
the Quarterly surname or dirivitives of it
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