Rundle - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Thomas Charles Rundle & Douglas Rundle

anniesbooks — 2009-11-02 16:26:43Z

Hi, I'm looking for information on the Rundle family. Thomas Charles Rundle & Douglas Rundle were brothers, their mother was Mary/ May Rundle (nee Parker), who was the adopted daughter of Philip Thomas & Margaret Eleanor Elliott (nee Consitt).
I know there were other siblings but don't know any names. Has anyone any further information, please?

Re: WILLIAM RUNDLE LOOE CORNWALL

horsepony157 — 2009-10-27 22:07:14Z

Hello, looking for the Rundle family of Lilian Rundle born 22 of March 1884 in registration District of St Austell Birth Sub-District of Fowey.Came to America with two other sisters.Married a MacAlvey in the USA.

Re: Rundle information

abernacki — 2009-10-14 00:24:42Z

To Leeland_Rundle,
I have a John Rundle born in 1828 in Jacobstow, Cornwall. He is my gg-grandfathers brother. Pls. contact me so that we can share notes. Jane

Re: The RUNDLE Family in Devon

ChristineHitt51 — 2009-09-07 23:40:48Z

Dear Elaine,
My 2x Gt Grandfather was Edwin Rundle ( I have no middle name for him). He was the son of George Rundle c 1797 & Elizabeth Light. I have this info from Parish records. In the June quarter of 1852, in Plymouth, Edwin married Catherine Puleston c 1835. She was born in New Brompton,Chatham, Kent. I am positive that this is correct as my Grandfather had 'Puleston' as part of his name, being William Henry Puleston Rundle b 1895 in Exeter. I am also certain of my links to James Rundle and Jane King as I have twice visited a dear gentleman who is the church warden at Loddiswell, Devon and we have searched through some parish papers. I don't know an Edwin R or know of any links to Ugborough.
We must be reated if we share James & Jane, but not sure how. Will be pleased to hear from you again.
Best wishes
Christine

Re: The RUNDLE Family in Devon

ElaineLyell — 2009-09-03 14:30:42Z

Hi Christine,
I am also descended from James Rundle and Elizabeth King but I'm sorry that I can go no further back than their marriage.Is your gg grandfather Edwin R. Rundle, son of William Rundle of Ugborough, Devon, and Mary (formerly Burt) nee Charley? If so, my gg grandmother is Edwin's sister, Elizabeth Ann Rundle b. 3, Whitecross Street, Plymouth,2.5.1856. She married William Charles Hookway 24.8.1879 at Stoke Damerel, Plymouth and she died 20.4.1894 aged 37 while expecting her 11th child.

I guess that makes us 3rd cousins!
Sorry I can't help you further,
Kind regards,
Elaine.

Re: Charles RUNDLE c. 1775

OysterFisher — 2009-08-14 01:25:43Z

hi Terry,
We are searching for Jane Rundle's birth
1841, 51, 61 Census tell us She was born in St Eve, Devon, however, we, nor any others with whom we are in contact have found any data whatsoever to confirm this.
Your message, has expanded our thinking.
Jane Rundle married William Hodges NICHOLLS who was born in Somerset in 1824, in Cornwall.
According to the baptismal record of their son John Nicholls, father of Jane was Henry, and mother Elizabeth.
Likewise, any hunches, leads would indeed be appreciated.
Pamela

Re: Charles RUNDLE c. 1775

pdruez — 2009-08-14 00:38:44Z

You may wish to contact the web owner of http://www.mygenealogyresearch.net/ who has a wealth of info on Cornish Rundles including a Charles Rundle born 1771.

I stumbled on this site as I researched Charles Rundle b 1817 NJ, resided in Benton, Hocking OH in 1840, married to Eliza Young of MD - my brickwall on this branch of my wife's family.

Hope this help

Re: The Rundles before migration to NZ in 1841

clancyslady — 2009-08-11 20:54:46Z

So this is it. John and Hannah Furze Veale, John born in 1786 son of Oliver Veale and his second marriage which was to Ann Cuttins. Oliver born in 1737 and was the son of Olliver Veale and Mary Davey. Olliver Veale was born in 1704 and was the son of John Veale and Edith Stephens. John was born in 1644 and was the son of Richard Veale and Temperance Aish. Richard Veale was born in 1615. Richard to Oliver were born in Ashwater next to Clawton.

Re: The Rundles before migration to NZ in 1841

clancyslady — 2009-08-06 05:16:25Z

Hello Chris, Finally found out the father of John Veale, husband of Hannah Furze Veale. It was Oliver Veale born in 1737 and he was married to Ann Cuttins. He died in 1807 and I believe I sent you the picture of his tombstone attached to St. Leonards Church in Clawton... Ann was born in 1755 and I believe was his second wife. They had Elizabeth in 1785, John in 1786, Jenifer 1789, Ann in 1791, Thomas 1795, William in 1798, and Harriet in 1801.

Re: RUNDLE - Egg Buckland - Devon

dbaldwin107 — 2009-07-17 00:24:56Z

I am the eldest granddaughter of Bethel A. (Rundle) Jefferson. My mother was her eldest daughter - Diane Theresa. I would like to know how to be in touch with whomever is now organizing the family reunion, and/or keeping the family history. Grandmom is passed (2 weeks ago, now) and my aunts and uncles just don't know as much about the family as I'd hoped. I have a copy of the history as written by Arlo Moss, and it is good, as far as it goes, but I would love to know more. I can be reached via email at dbaldwin107@gmail.com

Re: Isaac Rundle c. 1836

Dorothy_Bachman — 2009-06-17 03:21:03Z

Thank you for your info. The name Fisher rings a bell, but I have not been researching for some time.

Re: Isaac Rundle c. 1836

Dorothy_Bachman — 2009-06-17 03:12:25Z

Thanks for posting the obit of Isaac Rundle. This is not my family, but I'm trying to find out close decendents.

Re: Richard Rundle

blissrus — 2009-06-16 20:25:53Z

My great great grandmother was Harriet Rundle of Devon England. Her father was Richard Rundle of Sydenham Damerel, Devon England and her mother was supposedly Ann Tipper. No one has any info on Ann Tipper. I'm not sure we are of the same family. But to have a "Rundle" and a "Tipper" it seems that I could be. Thanks.

Re: Richard Rundle

ChristineHitt51 — 2009-06-15 21:40:15Z

My 3xGT Grandmother was Elizabeth Light c1798 and I am still trying to determine whether she was born in Modbury or Loddiswell, parishes close to eachother.

Parents of Maria & George Rundle were George Rundle c1768 Loddiswell and Jane Prowse c 1772 in Loddiswell.
I'm interested to know where you fit into this family line.

Re: Richard Rundle

blissrus — 2009-06-15 19:34:22Z

It sounds like there may be a link somehow there. What was your 3rd Great Grandmother's name?

Re: Rundle ancestors

w_henwood — 2009-06-15 12:50:21Z

My g grandfather, William Edward Rundle, was born in St Blazey in about 1840.

His father, also William, was born in Tywardreath, but back a couple of more generations, we may be connected to John Rundle, born in Luxulyan.

Always love to share!
Wendy in NC
vamntns@yahoo.com

Re: Richard Rundle

ChristineHitt51 — 2009-06-14 22:10:15Z

I have a Thomas Tipper c1790 maybe in Dartmouth area, who married a Maria Rundle bap 4/10/1792 in Loddiswell Devon - I have seen the church records. Maria was a sister to my 3xGt Grandfather. Some of my Rundle family ancestors moved away from Loddiswell to Plymouth, Stoke Dameral being one of the areas of Plymouth where I have found them on census lists. Maybe the Tipper link continued into future generations but along a different branch to mine? I have no Richard Rundles on record as yet though.

Re: Frank Rundle

badlands5 — 2009-06-13 02:37:33Z

I am looking at the same photo that you have described with written on the top "Texas Rangers in 1878. We are very familiar with the texas Rangers history and have gone into the State of Texas Archives in Austin and have found that not one single name on the photograph is listed as a Texas Ranger in any service of the Rangers especially the Frontier Battalion in which these so called Rangers would have been a menber of. Through Ranger archive records there are no records of any kind ---enlistment--pay vouchers---or discharge
records. Out of over 2,800 Frontier Battalion records in which they would have served (1874-1901) not one single member in the photo shows up on any company of Rangers rosters.

I believe the true identification of the period of time is indicated in the photograph showing Jim Glen second from left...holding a "Colt Lightning Pump Rifle." This particular Colt Rifle was manufactured from 1884-1902. So the photo could not have been made in 1878 with a rifle not manufactured until 1884. I BELIEVE THAT THE INDIVIDUALS IN THE PHOTO ARE CERTAINLY NOT TEXAS RANGERS AND THE PHOTO WAS NOT TAKEN IN 1878.

Jim Ryan
Frontier Battalion
Historical co. D
Sabinal, Texas

Re: RUNDLE in or near St Austell Cornwall

christinelewis281 — 2009-02-04 21:02:41Z

I have done some tracking on my great grandmother Elizabeth Lavinia Rundle born in Devonport 1867. Her father was William Rundle, b 1843 a blacksmith born in Tywardreth married to Grace Dawe born in Botus Fleming 1845. So not the same family. William's father was Thomas Rundle born/baptised 1822 married Jane Beswetherick in 1843. Thomas had a brother William Rundle (maybe this is the connection) who was b. 1824 their father another William Rundle b 1793 married Elizabeth Bone 1821, his father Ambrose Rundle the younger married Margrett Horsken ets 1777. Next record we have shows Ambrose Rundle baptised Dec 17th 1726 son of Ambrose Rundle and Elizabeth.

Re: looking for my ancestors

ChristineHitt51 — 2009-05-09 22:23:46Z

Going back over time, my Rundles moved to Exeter from Plymouth and previously from Loddiswell,Devon. I have researched them back to the early 1700s.
Any help? I'd like to find out how they arrived in Loddiswell.

Re: looking for my ancestors

sallangley — 2009-05-08 11:10:31Z

Where are your Rundles (that you know of) from and do you have any names/dates?

Re: looking for my ancestors

sallangley — 2009-05-08 11:10:30Z

Where are your Rundles (that you know of) from and do you have any names/dates?

Re: RUNDLE - looking for my ancestors

sallangley — 2009-05-10 13:51:19Z

I am trying to trace the descendants' families of Henry Rundle 1821 Menheniot-1873 Menheniot and his wife Frances nee Hoskin 1824 St Germans-1890 Plymouth.
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Mary Rundle 1850 Menheniot married Henry Lloyd
Elizabeth Anne Rundle 1851 Menheniot
Fanny Rundle 1852 Menheniot -1909 San Diego. Married William Horrall and emigrated to California 1892.
William Henry Rundle 1859 Menheniot-1893 Drakewalls Mine, Married Laura Nicholas.
Thomas Rundle 1861 Menheniot -1915 Plymouth
Dan Rundle 1865 Menheniot -1922 East Murton, Co Durham. Married Mary Henderson.
and the youngest is Minnie Rundle, my great-grandmother 1868-1927, married John Pearce.

Re: RUNDLE - looking for my ancestors

OysterFisher — 2009-05-09 22:51:47Z

We are searching for the ancestors of JANE RUNDLE.
1841,1851,1861 census all record her birth 1805 in St Ewe, however, we have found no record of her birth.
Jane married William Hodges NICHOLLS in Augut 1824, had 8 children all born in Kenwyn.
Her son John's baptismal record in Kenwyn, documents Jane's parents as Henry Rundle and his wife Elizabeth.
However, while we have found Henry Rundle and Elizabeth Gumb, we have not found a Jane born to them.
We would be very grateful for any assistance from anybody researching this line
Best wishes

Re: WILLIAM RUNDLE LOOE CORNWALL

OysterFisher — 2009-03-12 05:05:17Z

Peter, do you know the parents of John Rundle about 1796?
We are looking for a Henry Rundle who married Elizabeth, possibly Gumb...
A daughter Jane was born....about 1805.
Are you able to help?

Re: RUNDLE in or near St Austell Cornwall

OysterFisher — 2009-01-07 20:59:10Z

Hello Christine,
We are hoping your knowledge of the Rundle family just may help us.
We have Jane RUNDLE born, according to census in St Ewe around 1805.
She married William Hodges NICHOLLS in 1824 in Kenwyn.
From the baptismal record of their son John NICHOLLS, we know that Jane's father was Henry RUNDLE and her mother Elizabeth.
This is the extent of our know knowledge of our great++++ grandmother.
We would appreciate any assistance you may be able, willing to give.
Best wishes
Pamela

Re: WILLIAM RUNDLE LOOE CORNWALL

PeterKRundle — 2009-03-06 19:06:41Z

Wondering if there is a common ancestor in John Rundle, born about 1796, who had many children, including William. In the England 1841 census, the family is listed as living in Egg Buckland, Devon. They emigrated to the US shortly thereafter. Some of the children of John Rundle and Susana Rundle were:

Dolly, Elizabeth, James, John, Louisa, Jane, William (b. about 1827 in Cornwall), Abram, Thomas Henry. All christened in Looe Bay.

RUNDLE - Egg Buckland - Devon

PeterKRundle — 2009-02-15 19:02:43Z

Looking for any information about Rundle family listed in 1841 England Census as follows:
John Rundle - age 45
Susanna Rundle (Austen?) - 45
James - 20
John - 20
Louisa - 15
Jane - 15
William - 14
Dolly - 13
Elizabeth - 11
Abraham - 6
Thomas Henry - 7 mos.

I know they (at least some of them) came to America shortly after the 1841 England census and wound up in Loda, Iroquois County, Illinois. Thomas Henry married Amanda M.F. Stroup and they had a child, John Moses Rundle (b. 1869). John Moses Rundle married Clara Moss, and they lived in Nance County, Nebraska. My father is one of the 14 children of John Moses and Clara Rundle.

I have no information about dates of departure from England of the family and who came and who, if anyone, stayed. I also have almost no reliable information about the John Rundle and Susanna (Austen?) before the 1841 census. So, anything at all that might help me with more details about the family in England pre-1841 would be most appreciated.

Thank you.

rundle family

christinemosher1 — 2009-01-28 04:41:02Z

am looking into my my father's side of the family my father's name was robert junior rundle he passed away in jan of 06 he was born in utah i have been told his side of the family was mormon could anyone help me find out more

Re: WILLIAM RUNDLE LOOE CORNWALL

cdnjugs19 — 2009-03-12 02:36:12Z

My great-great grandfather RUNDLE came from Cornwall, England and settled in Port Perry, Ontario Canada. His first cousin, also from Cornwall England came over about the same time and settled near Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada.

Re: family search

Ramsteina1c — 2009-01-10 02:36:37Z

I had a great uncle named Ed Rundel. If it is the same one his sister's name (my grandmother) was Rosie Mae Rundel(King)(Bakler).She died in 1959and is buried at Wills Cemetery outside Harrisbury, Ar

Re: rundle

Ramsteina1c — 2009-02-10 17:58:15Z

My grandmother's maiden name was Rosie Mae Rundel. She married Walter King and the moved to Poinsett County, Arkanas around 1910. She had a brother named Ed Rundel.
My mother was born in Steele, Missouri in 1907.

Richard Rundle

blissrus — 2009-06-08 13:49:14Z

Looking for a Richard Rundle who supposedly married an Ann Tipper or Typer or Typen. Nobody knows for sure but the lived in Tamerton Folliot, England. He was born around 1801 in Sydenham Dameral Devon England.

Richard Rundle

blissrus — 2009-06-08 13:47:51Z

Looking for a Richard Rundle who supposedly married an Ann Tipper or Typer or Typen. Nobody know for sure but the lived in Tamerton Folliot, England. He was born around 1801 in Sydenham Dameral Devon England.

Charles RUNDLE c. 1775

Terry_Rundle — 2009-06-02 12:25:58Z

I have been trying to trace, so far without any success, the parents, siblings and ancestors of Charles Rundle who I believe was born somewhere in Cornwall. I have a suspicion that he was an Excise man, which could explain why he was in Wiveliscombe, Somerset where he married Grace Govier on 27 Nov 1797. They had at least three children and the two sons Henry and William were quite definitely Excise men, hence my suspicion. Their sister Elizabeth married a John Pyke.

Any leads or hunches, however slight, will be very much appreciated.

Re: JAMES RUNDLE/Cornwall

carolstowe1 — 2009-04-04 00:11:32Z

I have not done any genealogy research for the past 9 years or so due to vision problems but I just came across your inquiry about James Rundle from last August. My ex-husband had a James Rundle ancestor both September 1816 in Cornwall. I do not have a Henry in my records.

Re: JAMES RUNDLE/Cornwall

carolstowe1 — 2009-04-08 02:16:01Z

My records indicate a James Rundle whose mother's first name was Mary. Born 1815-1816 (September?)in Cornwall. Came to Jefferson County, Wisconsin May 27, 1849. Married Mary Ann Furse on October 9, 1849. Died December 9, 1885. Buried at Hillside Cemetery, Palmyra, Wisconsin.

Rundle in Stoke Damerel

AngelaStevens67 — 2009-06-12 12:11:30Z

Looking for any daughters of (Thomas) William Rundle, spouse Grace Dawe, member of Royal Navy 1866, died 1912. At least two daughters still in Plymouth 1918, Lucy or Lily still unmarried 1918, and Alice Maud married to George Smith. Also one son, William. Grace's brother was Samuel Dawe who ran The Swan Hotel at North Corner from 1896 to 1911.

Re: RUNDLE in or near St Austell Cornwall

amg2512 — 2009-01-21 09:59:10Z

Hello
It's very exciting to come across links such as this. I have really only just started researching my tree and am getting confused with the number of Rundle families, and hope I have not followed a wrong line, however you seem to have done great research and possibly might have info.
My Great grandfather was a Charles Rundle B 1856 son of James Rundle/Susan Wyatt B 1814, son of James Rundle/Jenefer Glanvill B 1787 son of Richard Rundle/Elizabeth Truscott B 1752.

I think I have picked the right threads but with so many families having large and similar named children it's easy (for me anyway) to lose it!!!

Grateful for any info you may have.

Many thanks
Alison

Re: Isaac Rundle c. 1836

ArmyVet1968 — 2009-05-13 19:01:33Z

Attached is the obituary of Issac Rundle

John Rundle, Grace Blight

IRON1910 — 2008-12-30 21:35:55Z

Thanks to Hazel, I found my ggrandfathers parents. My ggrandfathers parents were John Rundle (Rundell) and Grace Blight. They had four children, Samuel Arthur abt 1854, William J. B. abt 1858, John abt 1860 and Elizabeth A. abt 1865. If there are any descendents of this John or his children, I would appreciate any help. Samuel had married Sophia Beard in 1885 in Redruth.

Bruce Rundle

John Rundle, Grace Blight

IRON1910 — 2008-12-30 21:32:05Z

My ggrandfathers parents were John Rundle (Rundell) and Grace Blight. They had four children, Samuel Arthur abt 1854, William J. B. abt 1858, John abt 1860 and Elizabeth A. abt 1865. If there are any descendents of this John, I would appreciate any help.

Re: RUNDLE in or near St Austell Cornwall

christinetonkin — 2008-12-28 18:24:38Z

Hello Martin,

I'm going to comment on some of your post for the benefit of others who may be researching this family.

You posted, "I did find some other census records relating to the Rundle family. In the 1861 census there is a record of William Rundle working as a smith and lodging in Tywardreath where he was also born. I think that it is probable that this was my great grandfather having left home."

There were multiple William Rundles in the area, but the one who was your great grandfather was a sail maker in 1861 as he was in subsequent census records. Here he is found in 1861 in Tywardreath at St Andrews Bridge living at home with his parents William and Elizabeth and siblings:
Enumeration District 8 (on two pages):

Civil Parish of Tywardreath, Eccl. District of -
Folio 91 Page 21
117,St Andrews Bridge,1,William Rundle,Head,M,45,,Smelter,Tywardreath Cornwall,,
,,,Elizabeth Rundle,Wife,M,,54,,Calstock Cornwall,,
,,,Jane Rundle,Dau,S,,24,Dressmaker,Tywardreath Cornwall,,
,,,Elizabeth Rundle,Dau,S,,21,Ag Lab,Tywardreath Cornwall,,

Folio 91 Page 22

,,,William Rundle,Son,S,17,,Sail Maker,Tywardreath Cornwall,,
,,,Robert Rundle,Son,S,8,,Scholar,Tywardreath Cornwall,,
,,,John Rundle,Son,S,7,,Scholar,Tywardreath Cornwall,,
,,,Thomas Rundle,Son,S,1,,,Tywardreath Cornwall,,

Referring to William Rundle (your great grandfather)'s wife Grace, "She has been given another name that looks like ‘Birgle’ but I have not found any other links." Her middle name was DINGLE, which was the surname of her father's mother.

You posted, "I also think that I have found William Rundle’s parental family in the 1851 census living in St Blazey, Cornwall. His father, also called William, a miner, married to Elizabeth. Their children called Angela, William, Samuel and Mary. They next appear in the 1871 census where William senior has been blinded from a powder explosion and working as a grocer, then finally in the 1891 census aged 75 and described as a blind and retired copper miner."

This is a different family. I will check my files for the Census records I have for the William and Elizabeth Rundle that are great great grandparents to you and my husband and post the info.

Too bad there were so many multiples of the same names in Cornwall. Makes our research quite a challenge :)

Re: RUNDLE in or near St Austell Cornwall

christinetonkin — 2008-12-27 15:33:05Z

Hello Martin,

It is exciting to hear from you. You are indeed my husband's second cousin, and your father and his father were first cousins. Your additional information on what happened to Beatrice Grace Rundle's sister Emma is wonderful. I can now add it to our family database.

Please contact me directly at christinetonkin@gmail.com and I will give you information on accessing the family tree that I would rather not post on the message board. It includes photos of Beatrice taken in Canada and one of her with her mother (your great grandmother) Grace Dingle Rundle taken in Cornwall. Lots of photos of Beatrice's children and grandchildren also - your cousins in Canada.

Re: RUNDLE in or near St Austell Cornwall

christinetonkin — 2009-01-07 22:41:28Z

I do have a RUNDLE : NICHOLLS marriage in my records, but it is earlier than yours, and the Jane RUNDLEs I have are later. If you e-mail me directly at christinetonkin @ gmail . com I will give you the link and password for my family tree so you can see if there are connections you recognize.

Rundel

BethVoyles706 — 2009-02-06 22:52:29Z

Still looking for Ed good Rundel
I have a different email address
timbeth@verizon.net

Re: family search

BethVoyles706 — 2009-02-06 22:18:56Z

I read your email and I think we might be related. Rosie Mae was my mothers sister, however I think she was Rosie Mae (Rundel)Bell I have more info on her if you need it.
Please contact me. timbeth@verizon.net

Re: looking for my ancestors

icesis16 — 2009-05-07 18:24:01Z

Back in the day, when my grandfather(Alex Randle) was a child, his teacher told him his last name was spelled incorrectly. We spell it Randle now, but it's really Rundle... I want to find my Ancestors, and find out things about them.

Re: looking for my ancestors

katnic10 — 2009-05-11 06:54:27Z

Hi Christine,

I am also researching the Nicholson family from the Gateshead area (my fathers family) - feel free to drop me a line at katnic10@talk21.com to compare notes (I understand that there were/are two Nicholson families in the area).

Kind regards,

Kate

Re: JAMES RUNDLE/Cornwall

abernacki — 2009-04-08 00:19:25Z

Do you know if James Rundle and emigrated to I believe Wisconsin. His parents were James Rundle & Mary Harry from Jacobstow, Corwall & born about 1815? Jane