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Regula, Regorrah

cveio — 2006-01-25 22:20:32Z

Eamil: daisies13@hotmail.com

Please read the message I posted today on the REGULA message board. Also, if you are interested in joining a closed community fo Regula members, send me an Eamil.

Carol

Eastern European

cveio — 2006-01-25 22:20:32Z

The surname could be from any of these European countries, for example: Poland, Slovakia, Slovania, Ukrainia, Czechoslovakia, Russia. There is so much to look at. Read up on the wars throughout the world in 1941. It's mindboggling. The spellings of surnames were changed by the powers in control. Sad, but it happened.

I'm trying to find my Regula roots. Who knws ... it's worth looking into every aspect we can.

daisies13@hotmail.com

Regula, Regorrah

cveio — 2006-01-25 22:20:32Z

Email: daisies13@hotmail.com

Please read my message I posted today on the REGULA message board. There are many ways of spelling the name and we are beginning to find out more about it each day. "We" ... is a closed community of Regula members who are searching Regula roots. If you would like to join, send me an Email.

Carol

Regula

cveio — 2006-01-25 22:20:32Z

John,

Have you heard of the name Regula in you family tree? Do you have any more spellings? Have you heard of the surname: GOODY?

Carol

daisies13@hotmail.com

Re: does any1 have info on the riglers of devon/austria

1804Sarah — 2004-05-30 12:51:07Z

Charles Drake Rigler was married to Frances Maud Bisley on April 2nd 1893, it say's on the wedding certificate that his father was John Rigler deceased. John Rigler was a carpenter and Charles Drake Rigler a labourer. Charles and Frances married in Battersea, London. To my knowledge they had 5 children Isabella, Charles, John Henry, Ethel Rose (my paternal grandmother) and Jessie. I would also be grateful of any information re Isabella Rigler.

Re: does any1 have info on the riglers of devon/austria

kevinrigler1 — 2004-03-10 21:25:44Z

Jonathan:
All details look correct, John Henry Rigler was the father of all the ones listed. I am still not sure which Essington but everything else is right.
My other post goes backwards and should link into the Poole area although I am still looking for some more information on this.
Kevin P. Rigler

Re: does any1 have info on the riglers of devon/austria

kevinrigler1 — 2004-03-10 21:16:30Z

All the Rigler's of North Devon are descended from John Henry Rigler born November 1900.
Charles Drake Rigler born 13-11-1867 was the father of John Henry Rigler born in 1900.
Isabella Rigler was the mother of Charles Drake Rigler. She was Born in Poole (1841 to 1843)
I note from Charles Drake Rigler's birth cert. That it has the father's name missing and there is no former name for Isabella Rigler There was a correction Rigley was crossed out and corrected to Rigler. (perhaps she was a single mother?).
From the 1881 census Isabella Rigler was 38? Born in Poole. Married to Robert Bolton in 1879
From the 1901 Census there was an Isabella Bolton 59 and stated born in London?? living in Battersea.
I have found an Isobela Rigler in the 1861 census for Kinson Dorset who was born in Poole aged 21?. Her father was John Rigler born in Hurn Hants around 1811. But I am unsure if this is the correct person as the ages seem to vary on the census records.
I am therefore looking for a birth cert. for Isabella Rigler in the Poole area around 1841 to 1843
Or other information on the Isobela Rigler mentioned above.
Does anyone have a record that might match Isabella Rigler born around 1840 to 1843 in the Poole area?
If the 1881 census is correct and Isabella did come from Poole Dorset then all of John Henry Rigler's descendants would be able to trace back into the Poole area.

Re: Regular in Newfoundland

2003-07-20 19:13:47Z

The James Riggler (or Reglar, as I know it) was my great great grandmother's brother. Their father was James and their mother was Dorothy (maiden name unknown to me , but I am trying to acquire it). Johnathon would you know it from your registry?

Re: Regular Surname in Newfoundland

jdicker82 — 2003-01-30 02:30:56Z

Is Stella Regular from Newfoundland? I would love to hear more from you. My Grandparents were Euphemia May and James Regular from Harbour Grace South, Newfoundland. They had 8 children. What information do you have about ancestors in Newfoundland? Hopefully we can help each other.
You can e-mail me at
jdicker@roadrunner.nf.net

Re: does any1 have info on the riglers of devon/austria

2002-01-31 13:29:11Z

Katy

I meant to ask in my last post - What evidence do you have for the Austrian connection and the move to Hungary of part of the family? This is interesting as the REGLER family has a similar story about an Austrian link although the REGLER family story places it much earlier, in the early 1800s. The REGLER family story has 7 Austrian brothers coming over to the UK and some (all?) moving to Scotland. In fact, one REGLER family did move to Scotland from the East End of London in the mid 19th century but returned a decade or so later.

I mention this only to illustrate the point that much in genealogy is myth, or at least a distortion of the truth. However, as your RIGLER family story has similar points I would be very interested to hear more details.

Jonathan Reggler

Re: does any1 have info on the riglers of devon/austria

2002-01-31 13:22:38Z

does any1 have info on the riglers of devon/austria

2002-01-30 19:25:33Z

i am trying to trace my mums side of the family the 'riglers' they moved to london in england around the time of the war. some of them split and moved to hungary. from there the english riglers well one set moved to barnstaple in devon if any one has and info on this please reply. thanx

regula

2001-05-28 21:03:09Z

Hi' I.m verry interested in this site, but am getting tired this evening. Could supply you with some more leads into the Buffalo Regula's who came from the Ukrain and are in the Buffalo area.
It's my mothers family. I'd like to find out about some earlier family history when my great grandfather traveled her on a work visa in the early 1900's HIS brother was the on who immigrated to Canada,
got married, had two children, but he and his wife died from some epidemic that hit the village. the children were orphaned.
Send me a reminder Email tommorrow and I'll write you!
This stuff is very cool!
Luba

Regular

2001-04-05 10:23:20Z

I'm a Regular from Newfoundland (Ming's Bight) and I am looking for the origin of my name. If you can help please email me. (regularses@hotmail.com

Regular Family

2000-10-26 21:07:26Z

Sorry I forgot to put my e-mail address on the last message. Here it is
dilangda@yahoo.com
So if anyone would like to reply you now can.Bye for now,
Dianne

Regular

2000-09-21 06:46:22Z

Hi Stella, You were looking for info about Winnifred and Edgar Regular. I am their daughter. Would love to here from you.

reply

2000-09-02 16:20:03Z

sorry no to both questions
thanks for trying

Regular Name

2000-04-18 19:33:50Z

If you want to talk family tree u should come and visit!! The information I have you would find very interesting! Call me!

hi

2000-04-14 12:03:37Z

cool .....let me know what you found out ok my e-mail is debbieregular@hotmail.com ok ...mail me soon.....love debbie

Regular Family

2000-04-14 10:33:29Z

Debbie, I can't email you directly as I don't have your address but I have been doing extensive research on our surname and would love to share info with you. Please contact me at stellamae@homestead.com

regular family name

2000-03-15 15:30:22Z

If you check all the messages on this board you will find a Jonathan Reggler from England who is tracing his family tree. I am trying to help him make the connection betwee the Reggler's and the Regular's. My grandfather was born in Newfoundland in 1891 and his papers all list him as Regular. Please reply with your e-mail address in your message so I can contact you direct. I miss wrote my address it should be tinajohn@webtv.net

email

2000-03-15 07:03:01Z

hi john, got your e-mail, i am new to this, if you could be more detailed that would be great, thanks

debbie regular

2000-03-14 14:31:57Z

view the entire message board and see
if any connections with myself or
others. this site does not give
e-mail addresses unless you post them
in your message. mine is
tinajoh@webtv.net

researching family members

2000-03-13 12:07:21Z

if you are interested in getting in touch with me, please e-mail me

REGULAR

2000-02-18 11:34:24Z

Just wondering if you have found any further information on this name in your family.
If you can get some more details maybe we can connect it to Canada since there are so
few. I have found a lead that makes me think the name is a variation from a German surname

regular

2000-02-18 10:43:29Z

I am the john clifford that has been in contact
with jonathan in england.my grandfather was
william regular
(reggler) born in 1891 in harbour grace,son
of john charles and anne maria

Regular in Newfoundland

2000-02-14 06:28:33Z

Stella

I have more information about Regulars in the UK, sent to me by my mother. It involves Regulars born/married/died in the UK between 1847 and 1863 (14 events in total). The town of Beaminster in Dorset is the event place in 7 of them and other Dorset towns feature in 3 of the others).

Dorset now contains Riglars (61 in total in the UK telephone directory) and Riglers (153). There are three Riglar households listed in Beaminster today.

I have no doubt that all the various spellings (Reggler / Reglar / Regler / Regular / Riggler / Riglar / Rigler are linked. The problem is that it seems likely that "spelling" mistakes have been made on a number of occasions in a number of directions. Whether we can untangle them or not remains to be seen.

I am sure you will already have come across the reference to Willis Reglar and Sarah Reglar in Harbour Grace maried in 1875 and producing a daughter in 1915, and the tombstone in the Protestant cemetery at Conception Bay North-Harbour Grace, Southside to the memory of Euphemia May Reggler beloved wife of James Reggler died 6 Jan 1936 aged 59 years.

That places Reggler, Reglar and Regular in Harbour Grace.

My e-mail is Jonathan.Reggler@ukgateway.net

Regular

2000-02-12 16:10:14Z

My mother (amateur genealogist) and I are studying our own family name and similar ones such as Regular. Interestingly I have been in contact with a John Clifford Reggler born in Montreal whose family comes from Harbour Grace. His grandfather used the spelling Regular and his father had both spellings on his birth certificate. My great-great-great grandfather William Reggler was a shipkeeper in the Rotherhithe docks and his son James was a boatbuilder. A Christopher Regler (note spelling) also lived in the area and was a mariner.

My guess is that the Regglers (a name almost certainly derived from Regler - a German name - or Rigler or Riglar) emigrated to Canada and an immigration clerk mis-spelled the name and produced Regular, which is an almost exclusively Canadian (and US to a lesser extent) name.

I am about to do a mailing to all the Regulars and Regglers that I have found via Ancestry.com (the others will come later) enclosing my own family tree in the hope that we can find out more. You are probably on my list!

Best wishes

Jonathan Reggler

regular

1999-11-24 10:04:01Z

My Great Grandmother was Anna Amelia Regular born December 8, 1895 in Baltimore, Maryland. The only information that I have is that her father was named Michael Regular.

Regular Surname in Newfoundland

1999-11-21 13:02:38Z

I am trying to trace my family history and am having difficulty finding information on the Regulars that settled in Newfoundland. Where did they originate? Who was the father of Willis Regular? Please respond if you can help!!