Scoble - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Scobles

sheilajclark — 2009-11-01 20:21:59Z

Hi Annie, would you by any chance have a Conny Michell who married Nicholas Scoble in 1803 Perranarworthal?

Re: Scobles - Woolwich, London

Lindastokes1951 — 2009-01-14 05:32:41Z

I am looking for information on a Mary Alice Scoble who married a Henry William Wilkinson and immigrated to Sherbrooke Quebec.

Re: John Scoble

DorothySalter75 — 2007-07-07 06:59:27Z

Please count me in on this one. This sounds like my husband's family, also, but I don't have the William. Our tie is through their son, George and we are in PA. George's daughter married a Moyer whose daughter married a Salter, which is us.

I have John being born in Kea, Cornwal, moving to Probus, then Swansea, then to US.

Re: John Scoble

joyful8581 — 2007-07-06 20:14:59Z

I'm not sure there's any relation. But John Scoble is a family name and they came from Swansea and settled in Penn. Maybe there's a connection??

Death: Bella E. Scoble (Infant) - Lowell Sun - Lowell MA - January 31, 1921

canesfan4 — 2007-05-14 23:00:50Z

While at the library copying obits for someone, I managed to get a copy of the following obit. I am in no way related to this person, but wanted to post the obit in case it is helpful to someone.

Lowell Sun
Lowell MA
Monday, January 31, 1921

SCOBLE - Bella E. Scoble, aged six months and 2 days, died Saturday afternoon at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Monahan, 4 Jones avenue, North Billerica. She was the child of Edward and Bertha (Monahan) Scoble.

Need marriages for Ella, Clarence, Ada, Mildred Scoble of Michgian in 1920

BarbaraCady73 — 2007-05-06 00:20:16Z

Ella was born Aug 1893 in Michigan.
Clarence or Lawrence was born aobut 1902-1903 in Michigan.
Ada born about 1904 in Montana.
Mildred born about 1905 Montana.
Walter 1895 Michigan.
Richard 1899 Idaho or Iowa.
The 1910 and 1920 census shows the Scoble children in Michigan, none were married.
Father was Richard Scoble and mother was Lydia May Jeffrey.
Who did they marry? family? death?

Richard Henry Scoble born 1899 Idaho or Iowa; 1920 in Michigan

BarbaraCady73 — 2007-05-06 00:15:27Z

Richard Henry Scoble was born 14 Feb 1899 in Idaho or Iowa.
He was in Montana between 1903-1908. In the 1910 census
he was in Michgian, age 11. In 1920 he was 20 or 21 years old
and single.
Father was Richard Scoble and mother was Lydia May Jeffrey.
Did Richard marry and have a family?
Where and when did he die?

Walter Scoble born 1895 Michigan

BarbaraCady73 — 2007-05-06 00:09:08Z

Walter Scoble was born 9 March 1895 in Iron Mountain, Dickinson, Michigan. He was single still in the 1930 census.
He had lived in Montana with his parents between 1903-1908.
He may have also lived in Idaho or Iowa befor Montana.
1910 and 1920 census the children were in Michigan.
His siblings were Ella, Richard, Clarence or Lawrence, Ada
and Mildred.
Father was Richard Scoble and mother was Lydia May Jeffrey.
Any information would be most welcome.

Scobles from Redruth

dorindak_1 — 2007-02-19 09:35:28Z

My great-great grandfather was Joseph Scoble born 1850 Cubert. Parents, John and Mary Scoble. Does any-one know more about his family? His wife was Dorinda Hull.

Scobles from Redruth

dorindak_1 — 2007-02-19 09:32:55Z

My great-great grandfather was Joseph Scoble born 1850 Cubert. Parents, John and Mary Scoble. Does any-one know more about his family? His wife was Dorinda Hull.

Scobles - Woolwich, London

MaidstoneJohn — 2006-11-17 11:26:47Z

I'm interested in researching the family history of Scoble. The Scoble family in question lived in Woolwich, London at the time of the 1891 census. The head of family, William (44) and his wife Mary (37) lived at 16 Gildersome Street, Woolwich, along with their 9 children William (17), boy (14), Alf (12), Mary (8), James (7), Thos/Thomas (6), Elizabeth (4), Jos (2) and Ellen (1). William Snr is quoted as being born in Ireland, Mary in Tintagel (Cornwall). All but the last 3 children were born in Scotland, these were born in Woolwich.
Thos or Thomas went on to marry Ann Grant. At the moment I'm not too sure how many children they had apart from my GrandMother Constance Minnie Scoble who married Alfred Wooler in 1935.

Re: Scoble

susanscoble — 2006-09-13 08:13:28Z

Looking for the family of Katie Scoble born 1890, Plymouth, Devon, England. She is the daughter of Robert Scoble and Sarah Mills. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Re: please locate history

vivalan — 2006-08-17 01:52:41Z

Hi Sharon, John Scoble/Mary Menadue are my direct line - I have information on your William born 1853, son of the above if you still need it. Maybe we can share information. Vivienne

John Scoble, Devonshire, early 1700's

Kaye_Saunders — 2006-07-17 00:59:45Z

A distant relative has recently linked me with the Scoble family. My 5g grandfather is John Scoble of Coomshood in Devon. He was married to a Joan. Their daughter, also
Joan, married John ABBOTT in Harford, Devon in 1747. Does anyone have any connections to this family?

Brickwall: Priscilla Scoble, Plymouth, Devon, England.

elderoad — 2006-03-22 11:57:09Z

Priscilla Scoble b abt 1777 married Peter Richards b abt 1773

12th Oct 1798 Charles Church Plymouth Devon England.

Any information on Priscilla Scoble would be most welcomed however remote it might appear.

Regards

Alan

SCOBLE/SCOBELL, JOHN, WILLIAM, MARTHA, GEORGE

@@dscobellusa@hotmail.com — 2006-03-14 06:58:15Z

Hi! Had a message posted under Scobell with no luck so thought I'd try here. I have a William Scoble (Scobell) born abt. 1813 and married to Martha born abt. 1813. They had a son, John M. Scoble, b. Jan. 1833 in London, England, died 20 Mar 1865 in Baltimore, MD of disease while POW Civil War. His wife was Mary Elizabeth Tool and children George Edward, Martha Jane, and Delphina. Can anyone relate to any of the Scobells (Scobles)? As far as I know they were farmers and perhaps seamen.
Deb

Re: Family Name

susan_scoble — 2005-11-19 08:26:59Z

Hi I just read your messages about the Scoble's being butchers. My husband great grand father was Robert Scoble who was a butcher in Plympton, St Mary, Devon. He was born in 1853. I am trying to get a hold on his father.
I would love to here from You
Susan Scoble

Scoble

susan_scoble — 2005-11-01 07:28:52Z

Hi I am trying to follow the Scobles of Plymouth Devan England I am back as far as 1853 with Robert Scoble. I would like to know how to get his fathers name and place of birth. Thankyou for any help you can give.
Susan

Re: Scobles

2004-11-20 09:38:26Z

I have a Grace Scoble born 1829 in Kea or Perranarworthal but have no details of marriage. Apart from this I have no other Graces. Sorry not to have been of any help.

Re: Scobles

2004-11-20 00:38:34Z

My gt gt grandmother was Grace Scoble. She married Edward Lawrey 7 Oct 1852 in Linkinhorne. They came to the US in 1854. My gt grandmother, Mary Jane Lawrey was born in Reading, PA 28 Nov 1854. Do you have any knowledge of this family? Thanks!

Re: Roger SCOBLE, 1600s Devonshire, England

2004-10-06 12:49:58Z

Joseph SCOBLE's grandfather was Roger SCOBLE, who married Agnes HODGE 1648 in Yealmpton, and was buried 1715 in Revelstoke. They had at least 3 children bp Revelstoke: Samuel (bp 1654), Roger (bp 1657) & Joseph, (bp 1663). Joseph married Sarah KNOWLES 1694 in Revelstoke and had the Joseph, bp 1695, mentioned in my previous query.

Anyone else researching this family?

Re: Scobles - Woolwich, London

2004-09-17 04:12:10Z

I thought I remember the name.
So far, there are not many Wicks's from the three men in Tywardreath- in England. Some of the later ones to come
state side, did return, then return to the states. A couple of the girls remained in England it appears.
One thing that might be of help to you and "London" was it
must have been an easy port to get to, and also not
as costly. As I have family from Odessa use the port to
come to the US (another son used Ireland!).

Richard Scoville or Scoble m 1895 Mich. to Lydia M. Wicks; liv Mich, Idaho, MT, Iowa?

2004-09-16 15:39:00Z

The first spelling for Richards name was Scoville. But the
census spells the name Scoble.
Richard was born about 1866 in England. He married in
1893 in Dickinson County, Michigan to Lydia may or Mary
Jeffery or Jeffrey. She was born in 1875 in Michigan.
Her parents were William and Lydia (Wicks) Jeffrey.
The census shows the following children:
Ella born 1893 in Michigan
Walter born 1895 in Michigan
Richard born 1899 in Idaho or Iowa
Clarence born about 1902 Michigan
Ada born about 1904 in Montana
Mildred born about 1906 in Montana

In 1900 the family was in Lewis and Clark County, Montana.
1920 they were with family in Michigan.

I found a Clarence Scoble who married age 21 to
(Suencie? Susie?) who was from England. They
had a son Richard, born about 1925 in Michigan.
This was the 1930 census.
Walter was single in the 1930 census.

Would very much like to know more about the family.
What happened to the parents, children?

Re: Scobles - Woolwich, London

2004-09-16 15:25:37Z

I don't think this is the same family........but wonder if another
connection.

I have a family of Richard Scoville or Scoble or Scovill.
He was born about 1866 in England. His married 1893 in Michigan to Lydia May or Mary Jeffery born 1875 in Michigan
to William Jeffery and Lydia Wicks.
Richard had a daughter, Mildred, born about 1906 in Montana. Mildred could be called Minnie.
The 1920 census shows them in Michigan with family members.
Richard had a brother William.
The Wicks family came from Cornwall, England.

Calland-Scoble

2004-06-15 14:40:01Z

I am searching for Calland-Scobles over the years Calland has been used. My husband's Great Grandad was Henry George C Scoble who married Ellen Marie Hammond in 1898. Their son Vernon was born in 1903. Henry Geroge next appeared in Australia in 1911.

Does this ring any bells with anyone?

Best wishes

Brigitte Calland-scoble

HENDRICKS - Marian (nee Scoble) Flint, MI - Obit 1933

2004-01-03 22:28:49Z

HENDRICKS - Marian Hendricks, 9609 Torrey Rd., age 29 years, died December 13, 1933 in Hurley Hospital. Funeral service 2 p.m. Friday, December 15, 1933 from Bristol Church, Rev. Musser officiating. Body will be at home of Richard Hendricks on Jennings Rd. until time of service. Service by Algoe-Gundry Co. Surviving are husband, 1 daughter, Marjorie and 1 son, Donald; father, William Scoble of Flushing; 3 brothers, Harold, William and Jack all of Flushing
The Flint Journal - December 13, 1933 p. 19

Alice Maude Scoble

2002-04-01 16:10:42Z

My GG Grandma was called Alice Maud Scoble born 25/12/1882, born Devon i think, she married Samuel Norman and they had one child called Samuel James Norman. Alice was one of 8 children and her parents were Thomas Cox Scoble born 1846 and Sarah Philips born 1845.

Has anyone got any information

Annie from Oz

2001-05-18 15:55:22Z

I was interested to know of your association with Ecoville/Escoville in Normandy. That idea had crossed my mind and I have often visited that area as a French teacher with school groups. However there seems to be a strong link with S Devon(near Salcombe) and someone suggested that the name is of old Saxon origin

John Scoble

2001-05-16 19:29:12Z

trying to find my roots
John Scoble from Swansea,Wales area?
entered America circa 1887-1890
brought son William with him age:3-10yrs. old
wifes maiden name, Elizabeth Sangwin
settled in Penn.

Scoble farm

2001-01-29 13:46:39Z

Hi. Philip- thats really interesting. I can get back to the 1600s in Cornwall but before that I can only find links to Devon (Plymouth area). This farm may be the clue!
I am also a teacher - must be the Scoble genes!
Annie

Family Name

2001-01-29 13:32:44Z

Hi! There is a farm called Scoble across the river at Salcombe Devon England. It was advertised for sale some years ago. I couldn't afford it!
My great grandfather moved into Plymouth from a village called Yealmton (South Devon) in the 19th cent. However his people had been farmers but three generations ran butchers shops in the centre of Plymouth.
Reading the correspondence reminded me of a Scoble from the river Fal area who was a ships pilot, also in the 19th cebtury. When I began teaching it was in Falmouth, Cornwall

Scoble name

2000-07-18 13:32:53Z

The name is always claimed to be Cornish but through my research I have also found it to be linked to a place in Devon called Scoble.

Scobles

2000-07-18 13:29:05Z

My maiden name was Scoble and I can trace my line back to 1670 - all from Perranarworthal, Kea and Feock in Cornwall.

John Scoble

2000-07-08 13:47:34Z

John (Jack) Scoble my grandfather was born
Penzance Cornwall circa 1900. He had a brother Reg who moved to Canada in the 1950's.

Scobles

2000-01-27 13:49:23Z

A reply to Linda from oz I too am from oz and reaching the scobles arrining in tasmania in the 1800 originating from Cornwall would love to comunicate with you
Pip contact scobs@cnl.com.au

Scobles

2000-01-02 14:52:52Z

this is a reply to sharon craigie. I am married to a john scoble. His father was Alfred Scoble, born in Cornwall.

please locate history

1999-12-17 22:47:59Z

william scoble/born/1853/cornwall/uk
john scoble/mary monadue scoble/1818

re surname

1999-10-26 02:39:25Z

can anyboby tel me where my surname comes from, and what it meens.

Mary Ann Scoble married to Oliver Drum, PA in 1901

cherokee39 — 2004-03-24 22:35:18Z

Mary Ann Scoble born in Cornall in 1872, immigrated to US in 1897, married Oliver Drum in Luzerne County, PA in 1901. Interested in any info about parents. Have photo of mother & father but no first names or dates

Mary Ann Scoble married to Oliver Drum, PA in 1901

cherokee39 — 2004-03-24 22:33:08Z

Mary Ann Scoble, born 1872, immigrated from Cornwall England in 1897, became naturalized in 1901 when she married Oliver Drum in Luzerne County, PA. Interested in any further info anyone might have about her family in Eng.

Scobel (Scoble), Luke

LindaRogers77 — 2001-07-08 16:32:51Z

Looking for information on my great grandfather Luke SCOBEL, b. 1830 - 1847 in Austria. He married Armentine PELAS on 22 Apr 1867. They are known to have lived in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana. Their children were: Mary Galathiee, b. 1872; Luke, b. 3/12/1874; Hyacinthe (my grandfather), b. 9/12/1877; Nicole, b. 2/?/1881; Lucy, b. 7/?/1884; Antoinette, b. 5/?/1886; and Antoine, b. 12/?/1889.

Armetine was the daughter of Hyacinthe PELAS Marie Maercelite "Galathiee" BURAS.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Gwen Scoble - Cornwall Devon Tavistock

mjh0059 — 2005-10-10 18:29:47Z

Researching my husband's grandmother Gwen Scoble from Cornwall Devon, Tavistock District. Born 5 Feb 1905. Just celebrated her 100th birthday, but doesn't remember much. We don't know her parents' or siblings' names. Gwen eventually came to the US and worked as a nanny in NYC, then married Charles Head. Anyone know this Gwen Scoble's family? Thanks!

Re: Scobles - Woolwich, London

MaidstoneJohn — 2005-05-23 07:34:40Z

There is a surname error in my previous post - The Scoble family in question lived in Woolwich, London at the time of the 1891 census. The head of family, William (44) and his wife Mary (37) lived at 16 Gildersome Street, Woolwich, along with their 9 children William (17), boy (14), Alf (12), Mary (8), James (7), Thos/Thomas (6), Elizabeth (4), Jos (2) and Ellen (1). William Snr is quoted as being born in Ireland, Mary in Tintagel (Cornwall). All but the last 3 children were born in Scotland, these were born in Woolwich.
Thos or Thomas went on to marry Ann GIBSON. Ann Gibson was born in Plumstead although her family had lived in India, her parents ( William and Eliza J Gibson ) having married there. Thomas and Ann Scoble had two daughters, Constance Minnie Scoble (b.12.06.1912) and Maisy Scoble. My GrandMother Constance Minnie Scoble married Alfred Wooler in 1935.

Scoble Surname

byronjoy — 2002-11-09 23:47:21Z

Dear Kieron, I have researched our Scoble links for some time and have concluded that it is of French origin. From the place Escoville now known as Ecoville. located in Calvados in the arrondissment of Caen , Normandy. There is also rumour that it maybe of Scottish origi. My GG Grandfather Urias Scoble 1800 Gwennap Cornwall- 1902 Victoria Aust. was photographed in 1860's with a jacket bearing the pocket insignia of a laurel wreath around a fleur-de-lyse( french )and a coronet at the top. This motiff has led me to believe the name has french connections. Regards Linda from Oz.

Joseph SCOBLE, 1700s Devonshire, England

dhoward_1 — 2004-04-12 16:39:36Z

I am looking for more information on Joseph SCOBLE:

Joseph & Sarah SCOBLE had Sarah, bp Dec 1724, Mary, bp 13 Feb 1726, & Grace, bp 28 Nov 1738, at Revelstoke [Parish Records], & I think perhaps the Elizabeth, dau. of Joseph & Scoble, bp 1 May 1728, Newton Ferrers. [IGI: extracted records]

I think Joseph may be the one who married Sarah BROOKEING 1 Jan 1723 in Yealmpton, Devon. [IGI: extracted records]

Thanks for any help

Re: Scobles - Woolwich, London

chriskemble — 2004-01-15 02:40:05Z

I am looking for a Minnie Scoble living somewhere in England who was a cousin to Anne Victoria Wicks who lived in Idaho. Anne was either born in England or very soon after her parents arrived in the US. Her parents were Charles Wicks and possibly Emma?. Does any of this info sound familiar?

Re: Scobles - Woolwich, London

c_kemble — 2004-09-17 03:56:10Z

It seems like we keep crossing paths in search of our Wicks families. I think the Minnie I am looking for was born around 1870 though. I also believe she lived in England, at least during the war.

Re: John Scoble

rsharonlucky — 2003-06-22 20:04:44Z

Hi Brent,

I decided today to research my family tree and in doing so came across your name.

I'm sure you remember me Pauline's daughter, Sharon. We used to play together in our Grandfather's pub.

I remember your dad John and your mum Wendy.

Please reply back, it would be great.

Sharon