Stacey - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Frederick William Stacey

smithr220 — 2009-11-11 13:09:29Z

Hi, I know I've come late, but is this any help to you? I've been going through the reports in local papers about Military Service Tribunals (where people could appeal against being conscripted into the army) and this caught my eye: 'West Herts & Watford Observer', 20th July 1918 -(page 5), County Appeal Tribunal - Watford Case - "British Actors Film Company, Ltd., appealed against the Bushey Urban decision respecting Frederick William Stacey (44), Grade 1, carpenter and joiner. It was stated that the company are now largely engaged on films for propaganda work. - Refused and recommended to get 'something' from a Government office and make a fresh appeal." Grade 1 meant he was physically fit and completely healthy. Presumably the 'something' was a document confirming that the company was carrying out important government work and that they needed Frederick's skills. Unfortunately I don't know whether they appealed again or whether Frederick was called up. According to the BFI website, the British Actors Film Company was a production company, "Formed by Gerald Malvern and the West End actor A.E. Matthews" on 18th September 1915, but it ceased trading in 1920.
All the Best, Ray

Re: STACEY's in Ireland

gazza3411 — 2009-10-08 03:24:49Z

I know it is a long time since you posted your message for Stacey, but thought I'd have a go.

My gggrandmother was Ann Louise Stacey married James Buckton and lived in south australia. will leave it at that in case you don't get this message

would love to her from you
Brownyn O'Donnell

Re: Staceys in West Liberty KY

barbarastaceyblack — 2009-07-25 17:35:48Z

Martha
we were in contact on the Stacey, Black, FRITA and Boring line about three years ago
i have a new email barbarablack@ndsupernet.com
have you any new leads on these lines.
Barabara

Micmac trading in Caughnawaga area

patzimba — 2009-07-24 14:22:41Z

Had relative Basiliste Calestagne who married Julien Dubuque in Saint Constant in 1848. Believe she had a child prior to marriage - Helene. Have reason to believe this child was also the daughter of a young Micmac who was a traveling salesman of baskets. Would this have been logical? As this was Mohawk area, would there be trading between them with Micmacs?

Dorset/Yorkshire Staceys

thechants — 2009-07-22 22:02:19Z

In 1871 William Henry Stacey married Ellen Chant (my g-grandfather's sister) in Oborne, Dorset. William Henry was the son of William Stacey born 1829 in Trent, Somerset. Wm Henry, also known as Henry, and Ellen had a daughter, Annie,in Yorkshire in 1876 who spent her childhood with her grandparents in Oborne. I can find no trace of WmHenry or ellen after the 1871 UK census. Has anyone any idea what happened to them?
Cheers,
gill

Re: Colonel Hibbard Stacey

pineywoodsrambler — 2009-05-26 21:16:35Z

John Claudius Stacey had a daughter named Minnie born 1903, Bratt, FL. They are not from this line (Colonel Hibbard Stacey)but are related. John Claudius Stacey had a sister named Minnie as well, also born 1903, probably in Pensacola.

Re: Colonel Hibbard Stacey

ruth_coddfletch — 2009-05-26 19:11:15Z

Do you have a Minnie Stacey father John

ISO Mary Ann Stacey Burnard

karenannbeavers — 2009-05-17 02:35:45Z

DOB: 1826/1831 in Devonshire or Cornwall
DOD: 6 Jan 1918 in Waymart, Wayne, PA
Married: John Burnard

I have photos which I think are of her or a brother that was a possible Reverend.

John Stacey c1801

jarussell179 — 2009-04-25 15:37:56Z

Am looking for any information on John Stacey born circa 1801 in Little Marlow, Buckinghamshire, UK. Married to Mary ? born circa 1806.
Many thanks
Liz

Re: Somerset England Staceys

ellenorw — 2009-04-21 05:01:15Z

My Staceys were from Shepton Mallett. How can I help you?

Re: Stacey family of Toronto, Ontario, Canada

ruth_coddfletch — 2009-03-28 15:55:53Z

Hi my husbands gt grmther was a Stacey, Minnie Stacey B10 Oct 1876 D: 16 July 1950 St Marys Ontario married 25 Jan 1893 St Marys :Alonzo Bodfield her father was John and mother name was Margaret other then that I have no info on this line

Re: Stacey Family Somerset

HSKJ1 — 2009-03-28 13:40:17Z

My family grew up around Taunton (St Mary Magdalene).

The furthest i can get back on the Stacey name itself is John Stacey b1797 d1861 married to Maria Dolley b1801 d1850, their son James W Stacey b1830 had a son James Mansfield Stacey (born Buttle as the parents were not married, but took the name of Stacey) b1859. The last person list is my great-grandfather. Any help?

Re: Stacey Family Somerset

HSKJ1 — 2009-03-28 13:37:02Z

Hi - i do have a Mary Ann Stacey in my tree but she was born 1856, so not the same one. The fact that she married at St Mary Magdalene is interesting, as i believe that this is not far from where my family decend from.

The furthest i can get back on the Stacey name itself is John Stacey b1797 d1861 married to Maria Dolley b1801 d1850, their son James W Stacey b1830 had a son James Mansfield Stacey (born Buttle as the parents were not married, but took the name of Stacey) b1859. The last person list is my great-grandfather. Any help?

Re: Stacey family of Toronto, Ontario, Canada

marrennie — 2009-03-25 20:44:32Z

Hi Karen, I don't know if there is a connection as I am not researching this family. My mother married into the Stacey family and so inherited some old photos when her husband passed away, and which I would rather see go to a direct relative.
Good luck in your search. If you find that you are related to this branch of the Staceys, I would be glad to forward to the photos to you.

Re: Stacey family of Toronto, Ontario, Canada

KarenKozak27 — 2009-03-25 16:35:19Z

Hello.
Not sure if there is a connection or not?/ My name is Karen and too have Stacey in my tree. But my Stacey stayed behind in England. Mary Ann Stacey born abt 1824 Somerset England married Charles Bowering Mar 21 1841 Taunton England, there son Benjamin Charles Bowering married Charlotte Stowell and immigrated to Canada, Toronto to be precised. They are both buried at St.James Cemetery. Does any of this connect to u??? Thanks Karen

Re: Welsh Staceys

KarenKozak27 — 2009-03-25 16:31:45Z

Hello
was wondering if you have a Mary Ann Stacey listed.she was born abt 1824 Somerset, no parentage listed or siblings. She married Charles Bowering Mar 21 1841 Taunton England St Mary Magdalene Church. Is there any connection ??? thanks Karen

Re: Stacey Family Somerset

KarenKozak27 — 2009-03-25 16:25:19Z

Hello
My name is Karen and I too have Stacey in my tree,,
Mary Ann Stacey born abt 1824 Somerset, parentage unknown.
Married Charles Bowering Mar 21 1841 Taunton England St Mary Magdalene Church.
Does any of this sound familiar?? This is the closest I've come to finding anything on her?? Thanks Karen

Re: Stacey Family Somerset

JeanBurns52 — 2009-03-25 12:20:02Z

Hello: My family came from Cannington, Somerset. I believe alot of these Stacey families are related. Mine goes as follows:
Robert Stacey b abt 1830 Cannington
wife Harriet Chedzoy b 1836/37 Charlinch/Spaxton area
children:
Eliza b 1855 Bridgewater
Mary b 1856/57
Henry b 1859/60 Street
Charles b 1861/62 Street
Emma Jane b 1863/64 Street, Somerset

I am a descendant of Eliza. She had a daughter Florence b 1876 out of wedlock. Florence had a son out of wedlock named Vivian Bertie Stacey b 1900 in Walton, Somerset. If anyone would like to discuss or share info, great! Jean Burns

Stacey's of Caughnawaga Iroquois Village, Quebec

eyezon — 2008-08-22 01:51:14Z

Looking for children of Pierre Stacey (Awennaratie) and Marie Clara (Konwawi) Delaronde, who married in Caughnawaga, in 1891. Have so far, only one child: Michael b. 1894. Would like to know if there are others, and their DOB's, etc. Also, would like to find parents of Pierre.
Note:Spellings of Native names in parenthesis are arbitrary, as such names are often written phonetically, according to the whim of writer.

Re: Stacey's -Canada, Benjamin Stacey & Nellie O'mara, Children Thomas, James, Robert, Agnes

mgp0657 — 2008-11-22 07:20:05Z

Ihave a large number of them in my family tree ,and was confermed by other members doing the family treethrough different family avenues, All of the other families that am in contact with originally like myself came from the areas around Gainsboro,Lincoln, Welland,Niagara Regions etc ,

Re: Stacey's -Canada, Benjamin Stacey & Nellie O'mara, Children Thomas, James, Robert, Agnes

mgp0657 — 2008-11-21 18:07:04Z

Reach me at mgp0657Shaw .ca We have the same Piper connections etc.

Re: Kent Stacey

fluffymikegoth — 2009-01-29 13:23:31Z

I have a Kent-based Stacey in my tree, and can find very little about any other Stacey's in the area:

Lucy Stacey born around the middle of the 18th century, married Richard Tickner in Aldington, Kent in 1772 and had a daughter called Mary Tickner... Would love to find out more!

Re: Stacey from England

jeanbgreenhouse — 2009-01-18 13:08:33Z

Hi Dana: My Stacey's were from Somerset. I am not sure if any distant relatives came to Canada or not. All I know of is my grandfather. Some of the Stacey's went to Australia as well. I will keep you in mind while I am researching. I know that a lot of Stacey's live in eastern Canada. Keep watching the message boards. Jean Burns

Re: Staceys in West Liberty KY

paulstacey90 — 2008-10-30 22:30:05Z

my family come from Berkshire England we are all tall, blonde and with blue eyes, historicly tend to be military/police, stacey means (son of Eustace) first mentioned in Burks Amoury Heraldry in 1219 in the rein of Edward11, as Duke of Somerset, we always understood we were od Danish Viking or North Saxon decent.

Re: Isabella Stacey

paulstacey90 — 2008-10-30 22:20:57Z

I am the son of Isabella Stacey (b1919&d2003) born Kildare.
My father Harry Kitchener Stacey (b1915&d1998) was from Maidenhead Berkshire. I know that the name Stacey means (son of Eustace) first mentioned in hearaldy in 1219 during the rein of Edward 11, as Lord of Somerset, most Staceys in our family tend to be tall, blond, with blue eyes, and we always assumed we were of Danish Viking or North Saxon stock, and most of our family tend to be military/police background.

Re: Frederick William Stacey

degarlick57 — 2008-12-30 23:10:42Z

Hi CassieLady, Thank you for the reply. We do not have the same Frederick William Stacey I am afraid.

My Grandfather was Frederick Mariner Frank Stacey (born 1899 in Tilehurst, Berkshire) and his father was Frederick William Stacey (by family word of mouth) and I thought that they may have been the same. My Frederick William also had three daughters by his wife.

Re: Frederick William Stacey

degarlick57 — 2008-12-26 17:23:04Z

Hi - can you give me an idea where this stacey family was from - before I go off on a tangent. Thanks Dawn

Re: George Stacey b 1912 Middlesex, England

peprwp — 2008-10-12 16:43:08Z

Hi Pat
Thank you for your detailed respomse to my query regarding Florence Woolf and George Stacey.
Well the co-incidence is quite incredible. There are two Florence Woolf and each married a George Stacey and both had a first daughter named Joan. All lived in the City Road area in St Lukes Parish.
Florence b 1914 was daughter of Charles Woolf b 1885 ( his father Charles b abt 1862. All St Luke born.
The similarity in names of all children I think is quite remarkable.
There must be a link somewhere - must do a bit more digging!!
regards
Ron

Re: George Stacey b 1912 Middlesex, England

peprwp — 2008-10-06 15:37:17Z

My mother's maiden name was Woolf and she had a sister Florence b 1914 who married a George Stacey circa 1935. Their eldest daughter is Joan other children are Robert and Brian - all are still alive. Florence and George lived in Islington where they were born.
Any connection?
Ron

Re: Stacey's -Canada, Benjamin Stacey & Nellie O'mara, Children Thomas, James, Robert, Agnes

mcintoshbmc — 2008-11-22 01:00:25Z

I'm not sure of a Piper connection. Are you related to the Staceys or O'mara?

Marvin Stacey from Indiana

elaurenbenson — 2008-07-26 03:08:50Z

I am looking for any info about Marvin Stacey from Indiana/Kentucky/Tennessee, he was my great grandfather and passed away in 1955 before my father was born so we have no real info other than that. Any help would be appreciated!

Stacey

jarussell179 — 2008-08-20 14:21:53Z

Thomas Stacey born 1913 Swindon, Wiltshire, father Frank, mother Mary (nee Titcomb). If anyone knows anything about this family I would love to hear from you. Thomas was my natural father.
Liz

Re: Stacey from England

dana41967 — 2009-01-17 20:36:24Z

My name is Dana Stacey i am from New Brunswick Canada and my grandfather came over from England his name was Daniel Stacey but not sure from which area of England he was born or lived in yet.

STACEY C F 1902-1965

t42Moore — 2008-11-07 19:28:55Z

STACEY C F 1902-1965

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 197,739 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

STACEY Velma F and James H

t42Moore — 2008-11-07 19:28:34Z

STACEY Velma F and James H

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 197,739 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Re: George Stacey b 1912 Middlesex, England

newpatburrows — 2008-10-13 18:29:17Z

Definate link in family, have sent you viewing invite, Mr mother in laws grandfather, had son, charles, 1862, his son charles 1885 so thats the link, but too freaky, for both Flo's to wed George Stacey, have you actually got cert? I have and mine fibbed about both her age and fathers name, gave it as Charles!!!!! he was actually her uncle, stood in as her dad so she could escape her father, a drinker etc etc..........have since found your tree thru the 'leaf' hints and as you will see it's all there !! regards, Pat

Re: George Stacey b 1912 Middlesex, England

newpatburrows — 2008-10-06 21:40:44Z

My husband's mother was Florence Ivy Woolf, b 26Dec 1919, father Henry Richard Woolf, b 1886, mother Annie Bennett, 1886-1934, we believe she had only a brother, Henry Thomas Woolf, 1924-1981, she married George Stacey b 1911, on 26 June 1937 at St Luke, London, They had a son William but I so far am unable to trace his actual birth, tho I know he married a Linda Brant, My husband lost touch with him years back, I thought the birth/death I found of Joan Florence, 1940-1953 was an unknown child of theirs, do you mean through all this coincidence, she belonged to your branch instead? or if your Joan still alive is it her birth and someone else's death?, the parents names on the birth & death certs tie in with my info, amazing coincidence so far names etc... hard to believe 2 sets of Florence Woolf/George Stacey let alone all in Islington!!.....we don't have exact dates for when Flo split with George & took up with Reg's father, just had the idea William was very young. please let me know if you can enlighten me at all.........regards Pat Burrows.

Re: Looking for info on great, great grandmother..Julia Stacey of PA

soniametelsky1 — 2008-07-10 15:37:50Z

Thanks, Melody. I just finished typing the 2008 version, but I have not proofed it. I will send that to you. I went to Ancestry.com Family Trees and found a lot of your information there, which I included in mine.

Sonia

Fredrick Swift Stacey - India

garystocking — 2009-01-23 13:18:47Z

I am serching for information on the family tree of my grandfather Fredrick Swift Stacey. He died in about 1915 and is buried in the Amoroati Cemetery in India. His fathers name was Thomas Wiltshire Stacey born 15 May 1829. He Married Lillian Stacey nee Stocking and he had two children, Ivan and Ailsa.
Fredrick went to St Franes de sales School between 1895 and 1898.

Re: Frederick William Stacey

CassieLady — 2009-01-03 15:22:39Z

Hi degarlick57,

Shame, but you never know there may be a connection further down the line! If I come across anything I will let you know.

Thanks ~ CassieLady

Re: Frederick William Stacey

CassieLady — 2008-12-30 19:36:22Z

Hi Dawn,

Frederick William Stacey was my great grandfather and lived in Bushey (Hertfordshire). His first marriage was to Alice Elizabeth (not sure of the last name) and after herdeath married Florence Bryant. They had three sons - Reginald, Frank and, my grandad, Arthur William (born 12/11/10). Any information on Frederick, his wives or his ancestors would be very welcome.

Frederick William Stacey

CassieLady — 2008-09-07 16:12:27Z

I've got stuck on my grandfather's line. My gradfather was Arthur William Stacey born on 12th November 1910, youngest of brother of Reginald and Frank. Their father was Frederick William Stacey and mother Alice Elizabeth Helimark (really not sure of the spelling). Frederick had a second marriange to Florence Cryant. All of this has been told to me, but I am unable to find facts. I would be very greatful for any assistance.

stacey

shaun9954 — 2008-08-14 13:19:34Z

elizabeth stacey born 05 dec 1867 in kingston upon thames.

had a son called william stacey may 28 1887

married to edward gadd..

any information would be brillant

Re: Gertrude Stacey, Meriden (CT) HS Class of 1924

dstacey43 — 2008-11-22 19:16:51Z

Was Getrude's Father John Alfred Stacey and her Mother Annie? If so, she and my Father were first cousins (my Father, Philip Hugh was son of Frederick W. Stacey. He and John immigrated from Sheffield England in 1906 settling in Meriden that year and Getrude would have been born the next year? If I am right, I would love a picture and any other information you might have about the Stacey's in Meriden. Thanks, Dave Stacey

Re: Stacey's -Nottinhamshire, England

dstacey43 — 2008-11-20 12:27:46Z

My name is Philip(David)Stacey. My Father was Philip Hugh Stacey. My grandfather was the Rev Frederick Wardlow Stacey, a Methodist minister who immigrated to Meriden CT from Sheffield England. He preached at the Methodist church in Middletown and lived for awhile in Fishes Eddy a very small town near Roscoe, NY and Hancock, NY in the Catskills. I would love to share more information with you. Thanks, Dave Stacey

Re: Colonel Hibbard Stacey

lp_luther6272 — 2009-02-11 14:18:59Z

Hi Steve,
Thanks for the clarification. The huge age difference of William Stacey really threw me off. 1847 to 1861, I would have never made that assumption. Now that you say his actual year of birth was 1858, on the 1880 census it was probably supposed to be 1858 rather than 1848, which really makes sense.
Having that first hand connection really helps with putting the pieces together.

Have you ever written a book on the Staceys? I had a Thomas family member who I am also connected with through the Broughtons, he had his book published on a website called Lulu Publishing. I think it's a free service; so basically, it doesn't cost you a penny to have it printed. I know, the researching never ends, but you really have a wealth of information that's very invaluable.

Lisa

Re: Colonel Hibbard Stacey

lp_luther6272 — 2009-02-10 20:13:34Z

Hi Steve,
I am a descendant of Charles Richard Broughton and Mary Rebecca Snell (comes from the German surname Schnell). After seeing your message, I thought I had finally found who William Stacey's parents were, however, upon further investigation; The 1880 census data for William and Mary (Broughton) Stacey shows that William was born about 1847.

The William M Stacey who was the father of Charles Wesley and C Hybard Stacey was born about 1861. On the 1920 Census for Charles Wesley, William M is listed as widowed and 'father' of Charles Wesley. I do not beleive Mary Broughton was their mother. To date I have only found the two children for her, Daniel Fore and Mary A. J. Stacey. That's not to say she didn't have more children, but these William Stacey's are not the same person.

I am still trying to find any census data for Mary Broughton and William Stacey after 1880. Mary died in 1891, and I have not found any records of what happened to William Stacey b. 1847. Mary had two sisters that married Hetherington brothers and went to Texas - I have had no luck in finding them there either. Somewhere on my Hetherington side, there are a few Stacey marriages as well.

Also, I found that Hybard Stacey's wife name was Jahara 'Minnie' Kitchens, and her parents were James J Kitchens & Jahasa? (Jahara) White. I'm not sure where the Broughton would come in for her, unless she was previously married to a Broughton. I have been researching the Broughton's for over 15+ years, and have never run across a name like Gehaza Broughton - I had to look into that one.

I just wanted to clarify for others researching these lines, that William Stacey & Mary Broughton are not proven to be the parents of Charles Wesley & C Hybard Stacey, nor do I believe they are their parents.

I will continue my search for William Stacey's (b. 1847) parents and what could have happened to this branch of the Stacey's after the 1880 census.

I have enjoyed reading all your research on the Stacey's. They connect through my branches on many occasions.

Lisa Luther

Re: Colonel Hibbard Stacey

redkayak — 2009-02-11 00:56:20Z

The parents of Charlie Wesley Stacey and Colonel Hibbard Stacey are William M. Stacey (the M is believed to be Massingill, his mother's maiden name) and Mary Ann Broughton Fore. The source of this information are grandchildren of William and Mary Ann, notably Albert Mason Stacey, Mazie Gandy Stacey (wife of William Wesley Stacey), and Norborn Stacey. At least one great grandson, Albert Shelton Stacey, stated that his grandmother was a Broughton and that his father owned the land she received from her father. I know this land very well as my father's brother purchased the land from Albert Mason and farmed it for many years. Today, it is owned by David Brown whose daughter married my stepson. Until Mrs. Ellen Stacey Sims died, she was my parents' neighbor. She was the widow of Luman Stacey, son of Charlie Wesley Stacey. They maintain that Charlie's mother was definately a Broughton and offer these facts. Mary Ann Broughton died in 1891. Both Colonel Hibbard and Charlie Wesley were born before 1891. The death certificates for both men indicates that their mother was Mary Ann Broughton.
William M. Stacey was born March 04, 1858. His father was John Adville Stacey who was mortally wounded at Chickamauga and died in a field hospital. His mother was Jane Massingill.
The Broughton connection to Gehaza White is through her mother, also named Gehaza or Jehaza. When she came to Alabama, she was married to Mr. Runnels. I believe she was a Cannon before marriage to a Broughton. There is a man named Hubert Broughton who lives in Frisco City who knows this story far better than I.
Perhaps the reason you cannot find more than two children for Mary Ann is because you cannot view the 1890 U.S. Census. No one can. My e-mail address is redkayak@frontiernet.net. I will be happy to share notes on William with you by private e-mail but will not share on this forum.
Steve Stacey
Monroeville

Re: Kent Stacey

JeanBurns52 — 2009-01-30 11:55:37Z

I do not know of any names in your family. I know my great grandmother Florence Stacey, worked in Kent County about 1902 and lived in the Bexley area also. She was originally from the Walton Somerset area. Florence Mary Stacey b 1876 Walton, married Victor Haff and moved to California to live for the rest of her life. Her parents were Robert and Harriett Stacey, originally from the Cannington,Somerset area. Jean Burns

Stacey from England

JeanBurns52 — 2008-12-17 13:30:58Z

I am a direct descendant of Robert Stacey b 1830 Cannington, Somerset and Harriett Chedzoy b abt 1836 in Charlinch/Spaxton area of Somerset, England. They were married in 1854 Cannington. Are there any links to this family? I would like to find more info if possible. I do not have access to all census records. Anything before 1881 would be a help. They eventually moved to the Walton/Street area and raised their family. Robert was a carpenter.
Thank you Jean Burns