Shrigley - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Ruth Shrigley King

mkone4 — 2009-05-21 18:54:11Z

Hi, I saw a reference to Ruth Shrigley King's notes on the Marlow's and would like to get a copy. The title is listed as "AN ANCESTRAL HISTORY SHRIGLEY, MARLOW & OTHER FAMILIES".

Thank You,
Don
mkone4@yahoo.com

Re: William Shrigley

terrieannshrigley — 2008-10-12 03:04:06Z

This probably the same information that you're referring to. Unfortunately, my subscription does not include the UK records. If you're interested, there is a group on Facebook called 'We are the Shrigley's'. Several of the Shrigley members currently reside in England. May be a long shot, but ya never know.

1851 England Census
Census & Voter Lists

Name: Matthew Shrigley
Age: 52
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1799
County/Island: Cheshire
Country: England
Household schedule number: 46

Name: Matthew Shrigley
Spouse: Elizabeth
Birth: abt 1799 - location
Residence: 1851 - city, Cheshire, England

Re: William Shrigley

tashrigley — 2008-10-11 18:54:16Z

Hi Terri:

William was born in Bollington England

If I have the right father's information

Matthew Shrigley was born Nov 17, 1799 in Pott Shrigley Chapelry, Cheshire, England

I guess my 5 or 6 great grandma couldn't wait to get to the bedroom... YUK..

Re: William Shrigley

terrieannshrigley — 2008-10-11 18:42:31Z

Do you know where the parents were born or where William was born?

William Shrigley

tashrigley — 2008-10-10 02:14:14Z

looking for information on William Shrigley's parents...

Stuck at him right now

He was born 23 Dec 1827 and died 05 Nov 1876

I only have an email that indicates the information above and the father was listed as a William Shrigley

I have found on the LDS born about 1799 but not 100% sure he is the one.

Any help in breaking this wall would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Re: Shrigley-I need help bigtime!

mbiring — 2008-09-25 18:27:03Z

The email posted here just bounced back. Do you have a different one now?

Re: Shrigley-I need help bigtime!

mbiring — 2008-09-25 18:07:35Z

We have a few Mary's in our line.

I am a descendent John Shrigley - the one who came over from England. He married a Martha Pearson. I just met a distant cousin who has given me information on Martha's family going back 10 more generations or so.

I haven't found anything about John. I believe his name was changed once he arrived here. I think it used to be spelled Shrigleigh. I was told by family members he was one of 4 brothers who settled here. Once they settled, it seems the brothers spread out.

The Marys I have listed are descendents of John - two granddaughters. His DIL was also named Mary.

I'd love to take a look at what you have and see if we're talking about the same John. I'll send you an email.

Re: Shrigley-I need help bigtime!

BillSchmertz — 2008-09-25 14:31:29Z

Marie Shrigley was born 9 Jan 1897 to Lewis and Margaret Dunfee Shrigley. She was married to J Clayton Norris, a former mayor of Coshocton, OH. She had a brother Lewis of Columbus, OH and a half-brother Glenn Cox of Spokane, WA.

Marie's stepparents were Albert and Margaret Cox. Albert Seward Cox's parents were Solomon Vail Cox and Elizabeth Jane Seward, all of Coshocton County, OH.

I am seeking information on the Glenn Cox family.

Re: Shrigley-I need help bigtime!

mbiring — 2008-09-23 03:25:02Z

Yes, they were from Muskingham County.

Any idea on how my ancestors fit in with yours?

Re: Enoch SHRIGLEY, 1828 Loudoun Co, VA

Ghost_006 — 2007-12-20 06:08:35Z

Is this the same Enoch who married Mary Skelton and had a daughter named Hannah..... Hannah would marry Richard Swayze.....

Re: Shrigley-I need help bigtime!

mlttayorsummer04class1 — 2007-11-27 20:07:03Z

did you say ohio can you give me more info on that mine are from ohio to you know that name binning

Re: Shrigley-I need help bigtime!

mlttayorsummer04class1 — 2007-11-27 20:06:55Z

did you say ohio can you give me more info on that mine are from ohio to you know that name binning

Re: Shrigley-I need help bigtime!

mlttayorsummer04class1 — 2007-11-27 20:06:46Z

did you say ohio can you give me more info on that mine are from ohio to you know that name binning

Re: Shrigley-I need help bigtime!

mlttayorsummer04class1 — 2007-11-27 20:06:37Z

did you say ohio can you give me more info on that mine are from ohio to you know that name binning

Re: Shrigley name

mlttayorsummer04class1 — 2007-11-27 20:03:22Z

hi my name is micah taylor, my gggg grandpa was john shrigley the name SHRIGLEY comes from the anglo-saxon shrug the shrigley family comes srom pott shrigley nestled on the cheshire of england they lived there a thounsand years or so and settle there with the help of the norse invaders but was eventually laid waste following the norman conquest in 1066 it would help me out if you could find out more cause i'm trying to find out more if you could email me at
taylorm@student.swosu.edu thank you

Re: Shrigley name

mlttayorsummer04class1 — 2007-11-27 20:03:21Z

Re: Shrigley name

mlttayorsummer04class1 — 2007-11-27 20:03:13Z

Re: Shrigley-I need help bigtime!

mlttayorsummer04class1 — 2007-11-27 19:57:06Z

hi my name is micah taylor, my gggg grandpa was a john shrigley ( 1821 1905)OH, MD, 1843 any way i have papers that date the shrigley family back to the 1243 the reason i asked about and in my paper any way john shrigley married a mary teresa barton well i don't know if that will help i'm trying to find out my self the family stuff to but if you want to know were the shrigley family startd the name comes from anglo saxon but it was around 1066 when the family was was laid waste by the norman conqest my email is
taylorm@student.swosu.edu plz email me if you find anything out it might be maybe a brother or so of mary shrigley idk

Re: Berristol Hall Farm, Cheshire, England

2006-10-04 04:45:22Z

P;ease tell me how locate a copy of that newpaper re the Shrigley connection to Berristol and Macclesfield?

Re: Shrigley/Srigley

2006-07-04 13:31:24Z

Hi,
Your reply to Todd Srigley was sent to me, probably because I may have started this thread a few years ago.
I am interested in finding out about my wife's grandmother, Idella Juanita Srigley/Shrigley, b. ca. 1870 and raised by her maternal grandparents in Shrigley, Ontario. I have been unable to get replies from several Shrigley/Srigley relatives and what information I do get is patently wrong, e.g., Idella did not die in the 1890s but lived to a ripe old age in the U.S.
If you would be willing to assist me, might I contact you direct as the matter is rather delicate. For some unknown reason Idella left Canada in the 1890s and never returned, nor did she ever talk about her childhood or parents.
Bob Henderson, Florida

Re: Shrigley/Srigley

2006-07-04 04:21:52Z

Unless I am mistaken, the book referred to [Robert Srigley and Jane Heacock and Their Descendants to Seven Generations] was self published by Norman Jolley and Alvin Srigley about 1972-80.
I think there is a copy in the Toronto North Public Library.
I also have a copy and would be willing to look for specific people therein -- given as much info as you have available.

Re: Srigleys

2006-07-04 03:39:47Z

Robert b PA 1776 was oldest son of Enoch b Pennsylvania c 1751. He m Jane Heacock -> 10 children of whom Enoch b 1813 was fourth.
I am descended from their oldest son, Jesse, b 1808 ONT.

Re: Shrigley/Srigley

2004-10-23 21:11:32Z

I have photos of Hannah Srigley and Edmund Jones, plus a little information. Get in touch and maybe we can share info.
Hannah was my great grandfather's sister.

Re: Shrigley/Srigley

2004-09-16 10:39:16Z

Hi Dee,

Would it be all right if I contact you directly. This is all a bit complicated and somewhat delicate.

I can tell you that it is unlikely that Elizabeth would have married a son of Elisha Srigley and Sara Kreider as she was their daughter.

We have recently discovered a letter my wife's father wrote years ago about his mother Idella Juanita Srigley that explains a lot.

I'll be glad to share all I have, which isn't much. Elizabeth died young and I've found no record of a marriage for her. She was born November 25, 1846, and had a brother "Roley" born ca. 1840, who married Elizabeth Badgero March 04, 1862 in Grey Co., Ontario, who may be your Elizabeth.

Bob Henderson
Florida

Re: Shrigley/Srigley

2004-04-23 11:34:44Z

Hi:

Could Barb or Shelley contact me..

I would like to get the Shrigley book mentioned in this email..

I am a Shrigley from the northern part of Ontario..

Thanks

Todd Shrigley

Re: Samuel E. SHRIGLEY, b. 1887, IN

2003-12-05 14:28:51Z

Sorry to hear that he's gone now, but how wonderful that you had him for so long. I never had the chance to even meet my Grandpa Shrigley, let alone my great. Do you have any old Shrigley Family photos to share? Or do you know of anyone that does?

Samuel Shrigley

acoulbourn — 2005-02-20 15:07:19Z

Terry, It's beem sometime sice this original post so I was wondering if you ever found out where Samuel Shrigley was coming from. England or Virginia maybe?

Austin

Samuel Shrigley/ John Redich

acoulbourn — 2004-12-08 16:00:42Z

Terry,
Don't have much help on Samuel but was wondering what you had on John Redich. Samuel was transported along with 19 other people, including Tabitha Redich and John Redlich. It appears they all may have received 50 acres of land in Maryland, but I don't know where. It may have been in Somerset Co. Md. Like I said....don't have much.

Austin

Re:shrigley liverpool england

brianshrigley1 — 2007-07-13 22:11:08Z

c your best ever brother brian

Re: Re:shrigley liverpool england

brianshrigley1 — 2007-07-13 22:09:16Z

hello this is brian shrigley ;john shrigleys son ;whos father was john and mother maud ;;; looking 4 names and info of all decendants of the above contact ,0151 260 1464 ,,,,0151 733 4583 work 124 allerton rd mossley hill liverpool l18 2dg thanks

Ruth Shrigley King

terrieannshrigley — 2007-09-22 13:45:41Z

I'm trying to locate a copy of the following:

An ancestral history: Comprising ancestral lines in the Shrigley, Simonson, Marlow, and Cantine families by Ruth Shrigley King (Unknown Binding - 1968)

terrieshrigley@hotmail.com

Re: Shrigley name

REYNOLDHUTCHINSON — 2004-11-13 11:02:20Z

Dear Ken,
I apologise for not returning a reply. I am now back on line

Re: research

REYNOLDHUTCHINSON — 2004-11-13 11:02:20Z

my maternal grandfather was William Shrigley and was born in the Leeds area UK about 1885 and died in Bishop Auckland 1944 or 45. Would you have any information on him and his predecessors

Re: Enoch Srigley

marionlekx — 2006-06-30 22:09:55Z

Re: Re:shrigley liverpool england

Joanharrison34 — 2006-01-04 00:04:19Z

Hi Andrew, send me some dates and names of your Shrigley's and I'll see what I can find for you.
My Shrigley's started Macclesfield > Delph>Saddleworth>Marsden>Manchester>Bolton>Aspull. Please get in touch, regards Joan.

Srigleys

moegie — 2005-12-14 19:16:03Z

My line is as follows:
Robert 1776
Enoch 1813
William Robinson 1842
Lillian 1873
If anyone has any information on this line, and would like to share it with me, it would be greatly appreciated.

Robertshaw - Sam, Mary, Lizzy, Ellen

dmckinsey — 2007-08-17 18:31:10Z

I am looking for more information on a family listed in the 1880 census, Jamestown, Chautauqua County, NY. Sam Robertshaw was b, abt. 1841 as was his wife Mary. There were two children in the house Lizzy Robertshaw b. abt. 1859 and Ellen Robertshaw b. abt. 1863. I have reason to believe that later Ellen married Herbert Emmott. I would like to confirm this. There was also a sister-in-law in the house Fannie Briggs. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Shrigley/Srigley

dbouford — 2006-06-25 17:12:51Z

Hi,

Our Grandmother is Sarah Catherine Srigley/Shrigley, she was Matilda Jane's sister. Would love to hear from you.

Dee Kildow

Re: Shrigley/Srigley

dbouford — 2006-06-25 17:12:51Z

Hi Robert,

I have and Elizabeth Srigley b 1837 who married Roland Srigley b 1837 son of Elisha b. 1811 and Sarah Kreider Srigley b 1815. I know of no daughter born to Elizabeth and Roland named Idella Jaunita Srigley. Can you tell me more about her? Can you tell me more about what you are finding on the census records you named in your inquiry? Let me know if any of this in connecting would love to share information.

Dee

Re: Shrigley/Srigley

dbouford — 2006-06-25 17:12:51Z

Yes please contact me directly, we may be able to help each other. I think my email is listed with my inquiry.

Dee

Thomas Shrigley b abt 1814 Virginia >Perry Co. Ohio

dbouford — 2006-06-25 17:12:51Z

Wondering if anyone knows anything about Thomas Shrigley who had 4 children with a wife who apparently died bef 1850. The children are Hyram b1841, Elizabeth b1843, Rachel b1845 and Nancy b1846. These kids are living with whom appear to be relative, surnames Fowler and Moore. They disappear after the 1850 census. I do find a Thomas that seems to fit married to an Ann age 20 in 1850,
Thomas Srigley 35 1814 Virginia Bearfield, Perry, OH
Ann Srigley 20 1829 England Bearfield, Perry, OH, no children with them. In 1860 Ann appears to be poor and destitute living in an infirmary ran by Elizabeth Kincaid. It appears Thomas may have died before 1860. Anyone know whom his parents might have been or what happened to his children?

George Everett Wolf/Shrigley

George2King — 2005-02-02 21:00:48Z

I' need help in finding the father to George Everett Shrigley/wolf. He was born in1906 Ohio.His mother was Magaret Ester Shrigley.The father was suppose to be a railroad worker.A name first and last would bring this name to a close. Even a birth record if possible.I would really like to talk with someone who knew them.George. You may reach me at King2George@aol.com,think you for your help.

Re: Shrigley/Srigley

annaedlynn — 2004-10-29 14:24:31Z

Hi! I've been reading the message boards and I'm related to Elisha Beaman Srigley. My great grandfather was Roland Joseph Srigley. My grandmother was Matilda Jane Srigley. She married Christian Schiller.

Re: Mahala (SHRIGLEY) STIERS, 1825-1913, Muskingum Co, OH

annaedlynn — 2004-10-29 14:24:31Z

Hi! How is Mrs. Stiers related to the Srigleys?

Ethel Srigley

wynters1 — 2004-09-17 03:50:19Z

I'm looking for any information on Ethel Lillian Srigley who married a T. William Carr. They lived in the Gore Bay, Ontario area. Ethel was born in 1873 in Allendale, Ontario. And she died in Owen Sound, Ontario. Any more info would be much appreciated.

Re: Shrigley-I need help bigtime!

mbiring — 2007-07-10 01:11:32Z

I just found this thread. I'd love more information on my Shrigley side of the family. It seems though most Shrigleys here are from Canada. I am pretty sure mine originated in the Ohio area. My ggm and ggf were both married in Ohio. Although, I know my ggm was born and raised in Kentucky.

Names I have so far:

Sydnard Shrigley?
Sydnard's Son: Lonard Shrigley & wife Monta
Lonard's son: Lawrence Shrigley & wife Elizabeth
Lawrence's son: James L. Shrigley (my grandfather)

I am pretty sure I have an aunt out there somewhere I have never met. She supposedly had a child she gave up for adoption when she was 13 or so...? There isn't any further information available.

So, any help, past or present, would be appreciated.

Re: Srigleys

EleanorBurnett500 — 2006-07-30 19:34:02Z

I assume you are Shannon White who also posted a message in 2004.

Her full name was Ethel Maude Lillian Srigley. She died 12 Dec 1951 in Owen Sound, Ontario.

In an article published in the Collingwood Enterprise Bulletin on Dec. 13, 1951, page 5, column 6, it mentions she died at the home of her daughter Annie, Mrs. Cecil Swain at 561 Third Ave. E., Owen Sound, Ontario. There was another article published in the same newspaper on Dec. 20th. which stated on page 3 column 4, section 2 that she had been a resident of Owen Sound for the past 25 years. She had spent her early life on Manitoulin Island where she married William Carr. They lived at Gore Bay, Ontario until moving to Owen Sound in 1924. It mentioned she died at the home of her daughter Annie and that she had been ill since September. Known as Lillian, she was adherent of the St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. She was an honorary memeber of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion and was very active in that organization. She died in her 82nd. year. Her husband William had predeceased her in 1926 and also her three sons, William, Howard, and George had also passed away. She was laid out at Kyle Funeral Chapel where the funeral service was held on Friday afternoon at 2pm. She was interred at Greenwood Cemetery in Owen Sound.

She is buried in Lot 21, Range 9, West Extension.

Does this help?
Ellie

Re: Shrigley/Srigley

EleanorBurnett500 — 2006-07-30 19:19:25Z

Hi Bob:

I ran across your message board at Rootsweb regarding your wife's grandmother Idella.

I have been trying to find information about her as well. I'm from the same line (Elisha Beman Srigley and Saran Ann Kreider). My great grandfather was Elizabeth's brother Daniel.

I think I contacted you a couple of years ago but I was not able to help at that time and unfortunately still can't.

I have not been able to find a birth record for Idella, marriage record for Elizabeth and George Sponhouse, nor a death record for Elizabeth. I haven't given up.

I'd be interested in finding out a little about George though and when Idella died and where. How does your wife connect? I assume Idella met and married Louis Sorensen in Toledo and I presume they had children, one of which would be your wife’s father.

It's curious as too why Idella left Canada, never to return or speak of her parents. At least she had some accomplishments in her life. Bravo for her.

Hope to hear from you soon.
Ellie

Re: Enoch SHRIGLEY, 1828 Loudoun Co, VA

EleanorBurnett500 — 2007-11-24 18:39:46Z

I'm a Canadian Srigley. My line is Enoch born 1751 who came to Canada with his family, including his son Robert born 1776 my g g g grandfather. I've begun exploring the U.S. Shrigleys and Srygley's. You have many posting on the Shrigley family.
For this Enoch, could you tell me which one (born when) please?
Eleanor

Re: Berristol Hall Farm, Cheshire, England

EleanorBurnett500 — 2007-11-24 18:27:01Z

I know it's been over a year since you posted this so hopefully you still check the boards every so often.
I looked up The Black Prince on Wikipedia (free encyclopedia on the internet) and discovered he was Edward of Woodstock, Prince of Wales, born 1330, the eldest son of Edward III. He died in 1376, one year before his father so he never ruled as king.
The article you refer to shows the land given in 1256 to John de Shrigley for service to the Black Prince but he wasn't even born yet.
do you have an explanation?
Could there be another Black Prince?
Do you have a copy of the article? I notice Anna asked the same question.
Eleanor Burnett (nee Srigley)