Tamar - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Tamars addition

marieanne142 — 2009-08-12 21:50:46Z

I was reading your mesage and thought that you would be interesred to no that my father was a tamar and i was to beleave his father my grandad also a tamar in cornwall/devon they emigrated to switzerland

Re: Tamars addition

maureen13807 — 2007-06-01 18:41:27Z

Hi Melony
I have just come across a message board about Tamar Thorpe.
Tamar was my gg grandmother and I am trying to find out where francis Coupe (her husband) came from all the info I have come across sayes Tibshelf but I can't find him.
Can you help in any way?
Thank you for your time
Maureen

Re: Tamars addition

alexhayes1 — 2004-10-23 19:05:32Z

Hi,
I have just seen your message regarding the name Tamar.
Tamar Coupe did marry James Hayes in 1871 and conceived a son (also named James) soon after the marriage.
Sadly James died by the end of the same year aged 27 and the baby was born in 1872.
Tamar re married in 1873 to Edward Joynes from North Witham, Lincolnshire.
I expect you had this information, but thought I would share it just in case.
I also have a copy of the marriage certificate for her marriage to Edward Joynes.
Tamar and James Hayes are my Great Grandparents

Regards
Alex Hayes

Re: Tamars addition

alexhayes1 — 2004-09-03 18:29:49Z

We are trying to trace evidence of the marriage of Tamar, surname unknown, to James Hays, both from Tibshelf. We know our Tamar had a son James Hayes and remarried a Edward Joynes in 1873 and continued to live in the High Street, Tibshelf. Is it possible this is the Tamar Coupe mentioned in your message? We would appreciate any information you wish to share.
Regards Alex & Lin Hayes. { now with an "e" }

Re: Tamars addition

2004-07-06 17:50:48Z

hi there I will check out the information that i have when I return from a holliday to Derbyshire.The name Tamar interested me as it is an uncommon name .My name is spelt with an h or an r.I was named after a great great aunt from derbtshire but i think she was from wingfield .I will get backto you at the end of July Thanks Tamah

Re: Tamars addition

terencecoupe — 2004-07-04 08:53:22Z

Francis and Tamar are my great great great grandparents, I believe. Francis was a coal-miner born in Tibshelf, Derbyshire.

My father was Tom Forester Coupe, born Tibshelf 19th September 1918 - died 5th November 2003. Mum was Joyce Hillman, born Barrow-in-Furness 9th April 1926 - died 14th May 1999.

Grandad was William Coupe - wife Elizabeth Forester
Great Grandad was Henry Coupe - Wife Charlotte Storer

Any history would be appreciated

Re: Tamars addition

kbowler24 — 2004-02-15 14:32:35Z

i have a copy of Graham's tree he gave it to me many years ago. your Henry (m Bessie) was the son of Alexander and Sophia, and my G.G.Grandfather Isaac was Alexander's brother.
the Storer's are on a different tree i only have Katurah Storer born1777 daughter of John and Catherine Storer.

Re: Tamars addition

2004-02-13 00:21:46Z

I have a george henry Blount married to Bessie Radford .George was born in 1874. my cousin from Shirland was Graham Blount and he passed away about two years ago and he had a lot on the family tree. Will be visiting his wife this summer so it is possible I could this out for you.I am interested in your connection to the Storers from Crich. Sorry i can't be of more help.

Re: Tamars addition

kbowler24 — 2004-02-10 20:03:46Z

hello
my g.grandfather was Isaac Blount born 1831 at shirland
son of John & Mary Blount do you have them on you tree?
i also have a conection with the the Storer name

Re: Tamars addition

tamah_m — 2003-03-12 07:19:47Z

Thanks for your reply.My grandmother was from Crich her father was Daniel Foulds and her Mother was a Storer.At the L.D.S. library I found the name Tamar Foulds christened 1855 South Wingfield not sure if there is a connetion to my family but is possible. Here my name is very uncommon and I am always having to explain the origin.Always wished I was just plain Mary. I can't find any connection with the names that you have mentioned.

Re: Tamars addition

tamah_m — 2003-03-12 07:19:47Z

Thanks for your reply.It is interesting .I shallkeep these names in mind.Do you live in England? I live in Canada but ihave visited Crich three times now.I also have relatives in Shirland on the Blount and Radford on my grandfather side .I was told that the river Tamar is in Devon where my other grandfather family is from but have not been able to find any connections so far .Take care.

Re: Tamars addition

2002-09-22 14:24:50Z

That's weird, there are Storers on the Coupe line, but they are distantly related so I don't know much about them. Francis and Tamar Coupe had a son Henry who married Charlotte Storer from Swanwick. I don't have any Foulds, but it is still interesting, Tamar as you know is the name of a river, but I can't recall where it is in England.

Re: Tamars addition

2002-09-21 22:04:42Z

There are several Tamars in the family, the Tamar Thorpe I referred to had a daughter named Tamar Coupe who married James Hays. Also Tamar Thorpe had a child named Alexander Thorpe who was born out of wedlock he named one of his daughters Tamar also. I'm sure there are others. It would be interesting to research your aunt's family and see if there is some connection. The first Tamar I can find in my family was Tamar Lockhall who married Samuel Taylor from Carsington. I'm not sure where she was from. Most of them are from the Tibshelf and Crich area.

Re: Tamars addition

tamah_borrowman — 2002-09-21 04:37:41Z

My name in the bible is spelt either Tamah or Tamar .I was named after an aunt from Crich from the 1800's.Not a common name here and I was surprised to see it in your message

Tamars addition

2000-11-10 12:00:00Z

I have reason to believe the John Stocks and Tamar Taylor of Crich are the parents of Ann Stock who married John Thorpe in Crich, because of the use of the unusual name in the family line, Tamar and also because John Stocks acted as witness to the marriage bann of Ann Stocks in 1812 Crich.
I am having trouble confirming her birth date and her father's name.

Tamars

2000-11-10 12:00:00Z

I have found a weird line through a given name Tamar. Ann Stocks of Crich married John Thorpe of Pentrich and they named their first child Tamar. When I looked for Ann Stocks birth I couldn't locate it in Crich but I did find another Tamar a daughter of John Stocks and Tamar Taylor. The year was close to Ann's birth. Tamar Taylor was from Carsington dau. of Issac Taylor and Hannah White, Isaacs parents were Samuel Taylor and Tamar Lockhall. That's where it ends, anyone having information on the Taylors, Stocks, Hannah White or Tamar Lockhall please respond.