Wagstaff - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: James Wagstaff

milwag — 2009-11-11 22:08:28Z

From North Carolina -- applied for land grant

Email between Don Welch and Bettye Bragg Wagstaff.
Don Welchadded this on 3 Aug 2008

From: donwelch11@comcast.net>

To: bfwag@windstream.net>

Sent: Saturday, July 26, 2008 10:42AM Subject: FW: The Wagstaff History

Mrs. Bettye Bragg Wagstaff,

My name is Don Welch of Las Cruces, NM. My 3rd Great-Grandparents are James Wagstaff and Mary Elizabeth Bigger (Biggers) through their son William W. Wagstaff and Caroline Williams. Mrs. Charlene Walker Brazell gave me your name and Email with the advice that you were a genealogist and very knowledgable about some of the early families in that area.

Actually, I have run across your name a couple of times before in my research. The first was when I visited Mrs. Amy Walker and her son Maurice there in Sabine county in 1980, a good many years past. I was visiting several different family names there, and in Shelby and Panola counties. I did learn some about the Williams line from Amy and she did mention your name but said that your were not in my Wagstaff line. i hesitated to just walk up cold to your door and Maurice could not help to introduce me. I stayed for the day then drove up to visit Norman and Daphne Bass near Hemphill.

Then some time back (lost track of when) , on the "king Family Tree", I saw an answer you had given Jackie King concerning the parents of Mary Aminta Wagstaff. Also, you said that Jame Wagstaff was buried at Paxton.

James is the line I am working on. He had two brothers - William and Richard. Their father was Allen Wagstaff. Since James' son William W. and Richard's son Nicholas were 1st cousins, then I think your husband (Robert?) and I are about 5th cousins. I guess I am after any information you might have about James Wagstaff - one thing would be any info on his headstone. if you are a professional genealogist, I am willing to pay.

A couple of years ago, a man names Dr. J. Van Wagstaff, NC answered a queary of mine with the result that he gave me names and histories of the Wagstaffs in Texas and beyond to Worcestershire, England from 1563. I had researched James for several years but could never bridge from him to the Wagstaffs in North Carolina. Van gave me the bridge. If this would be useful to you, I would be glad to give it.

A long letter here - I apologize for the length. Got to talking and couldn't stop.

Any, thanks - appreciate any help.

Don Welch - Las Cruces, NM - donwelch11@comcast.net>

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From: "robert wagstaff" bfwag@windstream.net> to donwelch11@comcast.net>

Subject: Re: The Wagstaff History. Monday, July 28, 2008 2:40:48 PM

Hi Don

I was really glad to get your email. I wish you had just knocked on my door "cold" about 1980. I would have enjoyed talking to you. Cjharlene flatters me to say that I am a genealogist! I guess I am a self taught family researcher. And I do not charge. I will be happy to share any info I have on the Wagstaff family. I have not done much research in the last four or five years because my husband had alzheimers and I took care of him until January of this year where I could not do it any more. he is now in a home where he is being taken care of. He will be 88 in Oct.

About James Wagstaff's headstone. It is a fairly new flat headstone of granite with only his birthday on it - 1817. Mary Elizabeth does not have a headstone but I have been told she is buried there beside him. She was alive in 1900 because she appears on the census in the home of W.W. and Caroline. It states Mary Wagstaff, Mother, born July 1822, age 77, widowed, born in Missouri, both parents born in Tennessee. I have not been able to find James on the census since 1850. Many people in Shelby County did not appear on the 1860 census that we know were there. I have been told that James died about 1863 but have not been able to verify that. Do you know if he served in the Civil War. W.W. enlisted at Shelbyville on 2 April 1862, Pvt. 1st Texas Lancers. Col. Horace Randall commanding. I neglected to say that they are buried in the OLD HOME CEMETERY near Paxton. My husbands maternal grandparents are buried there as well as many other relatives. They have a homecoming every year and we have attended that several times.

In the book, THE FIRST SETTLERS OF SHELBY AND HARRISON COUNTY, TEXAS, it states on page 25 that James Wagstaff received 6450 acres of land in Shelby County in Feb 1838 so we know he was there by 1838 and probably a little earlier. You had to apply for the land in person.

Robert's grandfather, Nicholas R. Wagstaff, married Mary Elizabeth Hutto, dau of George Solomon Hutto and Fannie Oates. James J. Wagstaff married Eliza Jane Hutto, the sister of Mary Elizabeth Hutto Wagstaff. Then after Fannie Oates Hutto died, George Solomon married Mary Arminta Wagstaff, daughter of James and Mary Biggers Wagstaff! James J. and Eliza Jane later moved to San Augustine County aroud Broaddus. There is a large Wagstaff settlement there and it is near where we live. We hav attended one or two of their reunions. As you can see I do not know a lot about James. I have the Shelby Co. written cnesus 1850 through 1920. Also some other tax books, probate book, etc. I would be happy to look anything up in those books. Let me know.

Sincerly,

Bettye WagstaffRoute 3, Box 3037Bronson, Texas 75937--------------------------------------------------------

Re: Percy Wagstaff

ROGERJBOULTON1 — 2009-11-03 00:41:34Z

Matt
Sorry about the spelling. in those early years there was most likely no money and they had to improvise, from memory he not only acted but rode a horse in the film. If you go to the national film and sound archive search the collection for "jack keane" 1949 you should find details of the film.

Roger

Re: Percy Wagstaff

waggsmatt — 2009-11-02 23:54:21Z

Hello Roger, Vernon Wagstaff is my grand father. Vernon died some years back. My father, Keith Wagstaff, has been in the film industry all his life and still is. When you say Waltsy Mattilda, do you mean Waltzing Matilda? I have never heard of Vernon acting? I know that he played a big part behind the camera but not in front of it?

Matt Wagstaff

Re: Percy Wagstaff

ROGERJBOULTON1 — 2009-10-30 23:37:07Z

Hi
My name is Roger Boulton I believe my grandfather "Jack Keane" and Vernon Wagstaff were partners in a company called film records Pty Ltd. They also made a small film I think in 1949 based on Waltsy Mattilda. I have a copy of this film in which Vernon played the part of the mounted policeman.
Regards

Roger Boulton

Dr. William H. Wagstaff - North Lewisburg - Champaign County, Ohio who died May 6, 1904

LJE208 — 2009-09-28 23:20:19Z

I am trying to learn more about Dr. William H. Wagstaff who lived and died in North Lewisburg, Champaign County, Ohio. He died on May 6, 1904.

His wife was Melissa (AKA "Josie") Butcher who was the daughter of Dr. John M. Butcher and Nancy (Brock) Butcher. I am also trying to learn when Melissa Butcher Wagstaff died.

Does anyone know if Dr. William H. Wagstaff had any children. Where was he buried? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

Harold Wagstaff & Harriet Horne - Nottingham

cer76 — 2009-09-21 22:37:41Z

I haven't been able to get very far with my Wagstaff research and am hoping someone may be able to help me.

My grandfather was William Henry (Harry) Wagstaff born 6 March 1914 in Nottingham. He had one brother Harold who was born 10 Apr 1915 in Freeth St, Meadow Lane, Nottingham.

Their parents were Harold Wagstaff and Harriet Horne and I think they were married in June 1912.

Any further information would be much appreciated,
Cerian Wagstaff

Re: Margaret Love granddaughter of Joseph Wagstaff and Jean Brown, Newmilns, Scotland

milton126 — 2009-09-21 12:20:08Z

I don't know if this really helps, but, Thomas Wagstaff b 9/5/1808 (to Joseph Wagstaff & Jean Brown) married to Helen Kay had a daughter Susannah born 1851 in Loudoun. She married an Archibald Love of Kilmaurs in 1871 in Galston, Ayrshire and had at least 7 children. I can't see where Margaret fits in to all this or if this Love connection is a mere coincidence,

Bruce

George Frederick Wagstaff b 1879 to Mother Marion Wagstaff

gordonsmith9999 — 2009-07-21 10:34:17Z

I have spent ages trying to track down a John Baldwin shown on my wife's grandfather's marriage certificate as Father,Solicitor. His son George Frederick Baldwin was born (illigitimate) in Stanley Road,Eastmoor,Wakefield,Yorks in Dec 1879 and birth cert shows no father and is in Mother's name Wagstaff (Marion/Marianne Wagstaff born 1849 Waterbeach,Cambs.)There was an Asylum and Workhouse in this vicinity,probably where it happened.
Family hand me down says John died in a railway accident in Yorkshire when George was very young.

Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated

Re: SARAH ELIZABETH WAGSTAFF / ENGLAND

bljobson — 2009-05-13 15:38:14Z

Thank you. This has brought up more questions. This is not the Henry that I thought it was. I could send you the information that I have if you think you could help me, anything would be appreciated. My e-mail is bljobson@telusplanet.net. Thanks again, LeAnne

Re: SARAH ELIZABETH WAGSTAFF / ENGLAND

afamilyhistorybuff — 2009-05-12 23:22:49Z

Hello - I have found a marriage record for Henry and Sarah.

BMD England and Wales 1837 - 1915 - Marriage Record

4 Quarter October - December 1861
Greewich, Greater London, London OR Kent
Vol 1d, page 891
Henry Jobson
Sarah Elizabeth Wagstaff

BMD England & Wales - birth record
Sarah Elizabeth Wagstaff
3Q July - September 1842, Aston, Warwickshire
Vol 16 page 170

Hope this helps in your search. I will continue to look around. If you want to contact me, reply to this thread, and provide your email address in your reply.

Thank you.

SARAH ELIZABETH WAGSTAFF / ENGLAND

bljobson — 2009-05-11 19:46:08Z

I am looking for information on a Sarah Elizabeth Wagstaff in England. I recently received a birth certificate for my husband's grandfather, Frederick Jobson born Nov 22, 1877 in Aston, Duddeston, County of Warwick. Sarah Elizabeth Wagstaff (Jobson) was listed as the mother, Henry Jobson the father. Frederick Jobson was a British Home Child sent to Canada with the Middlmore Home in June 1884. The information we have from the Middlemore Home was that his father was Henry Jobson but his mother was not named. I am trying to confirm that this was actually his birth certificate and would also like to know what happened to his parents or if he had any siblings. I have been unable to find any marriage information for Henry and Sarah Elizabeth.

Re: Percy Wagstaff

jennyeltham51 — 2009-03-29 07:17:16Z

I think having spoken to my husband's aunt, Joan Eltham, she has already met you sometime ago and was concerned she had lost contact with you.
My son is a major in the Australian Army. Joan tells me you are a serving member of the NZ Army. Jason is CO of the Specialist Engineering Wing....he does bombs etc!!!!! He is very interested in Percy.
I understand you are in NZ and therefore it maybe better for you to have my email address. jenny.eltham51@bigpond.com
Look forward to hearing from you.

Re: Percy Wagstaff

jennyeltham51 — 2009-03-29 02:36:32Z

Thank you for the reply. Yes, it is certainly the same Percy Wagstaff. My father-in-law, Keith Eltham, was Vernon's cousin. Keith's mother, Alice May Eltham (nee Wagstaff) was Percy's sister. Alice May's daughter,Joan and several other cousins have done a considerable amount of research. I spoke briefly to Peter Wagstaff yesterday and he has given Joan a CD of photos of Percy.
My husband, John and I have been living overseas and have only recently returned to melbourne.
Would love to be in contact to fill in the details of Vernon's family and update the family tree. I can be contacted on 0418233344.

Re: Percy Wagstaff

waggsmatt — 2009-03-28 20:55:54Z

Hello, the Percy Wagstaff that I am related to was from Melbourne, Australia. Percy fought in WW1. My grandfather was Vernon Wagstaff who was Percy's son. Vernon died some years back. My father is Keith Wagstaff who resides in Melbourne.

Hopefully we have the same Percy Wagstaff?

Matt Wagstaff

Re: Percy Wagstaff

jennyeltham51 — 2009-03-28 05:27:50Z

Percy hangs very nicely on the Wagstaff family that I and his now elderly, niece are researching. We are in contact with his grandson. Are you related? What information would you like?

Joseph WAGSTAFF b 1881 Coventry, England

coochiebear — 2009-03-07 19:02:57Z

I am looking for information pertaining to Joseph WAGSTAFF who was born on May 13, 1881 in Coventry, Warkwickshire, England. Joseph's parents are Alfred and Catherine TURNER. Joseph WAGSTAFF married Emily Alice TRUSS in 1902. They had 2 daughters - Edna (b 1909) and Dorothy (b 1910).

Joseph was no longer with Emily and their daughters after about 1916. I have not found Joseph in the England death index. Any info regarding Joseph would be greatly appreciated.

Joseph and Emily are my great grandparents.

WAGSTAFF Charles W 1929-1995

t42Lee — 2009-02-18 23:24:46Z

WAGSTAFF Charles W 1929-1995

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WAGSTAFF Bessie May 1917-1936

t42Lee — 2009-02-18 23:24:32Z

WAGSTAFF Bessie May 1917-1936

I photographed this gravestone in the Lee Cemetery, Seagoville, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,088 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Hal Vester Wagstaff - North Caolina

JVanWagstaff — 2008-07-12 15:17:21Z

I have been researching the Granville County Wagstaffs for a number of years,and have been unsuccessful in identifing the parentage of Hal Wagstaff. Please contact me at the following address so that we may share information.

J. Van Wagstaff
3405 Timberlake Ln.
Winston Salem, NC 27106
336-759-9552
joseph.wagstaff@gte.net

Lucy Esther Wagstaff of Dallas, TX 1917

drbrownlee — 2008-01-06 00:46:00Z

Lucy is pictured in the 1917 yearbook of Bryan Street High School in Dallas. She is a senior born in Dallas, TX.

Re: John Lawrence Mansfield Wagstaff, huntingdonshire

Herbert_Norris — 2007-01-21 13:17:25Z

This is not a reply, more a request for information, I am researching the Offord Cluny War Memorial, on this there are two Wagstaffs:
A.T. Wagstaff and G or C Wagstaff (G on the memorial and C on the Roll of Honour), I believe A T to be Alfred Thomas Wagstaff born about 1886, but no death record found.
G or C Wagstaff no war record found.
I wonder whether these two appear on your tree ?
Herbert Norris

Re: Percy Wagstaff

gwagstaff118 — 2008-06-15 08:38:18Z

Hi, Percy's DOB was 22 October 1880

Re: Wagstaff family history from England

vickiewag — 2007-07-30 05:03:13Z

Hi. I don't have a lot of information. I know Dorothy's birthdate and date of her death, but not a lot of other info. I think her parents are John Turner and Stella McDonald, but I haven't been able to go any further than that. I know that Dorothy had 3 children, 2 by Harold James Hermance and 1 by Albert Glaser. I have more info on Albert, but Harold Hermance is a dead end.

Does any of this help? Do you have any other leads that you could share?

Thanks, Vickie

Re: Wagstaff family history from England

vickiewag — 2007-07-29 00:56:28Z

Hi Reg, it's me, Vickie (David's wife). I was poking around in Ancestry.com working on the Wagstaff line and I saw your posting (from 2004). I was hoping you had more than me, but I seem to have the same information you do. Darn. Do you have any family pictures that you could share? I really don't have much for David's line. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks, Vickie

Alfred WAGSTAFF - Engineer (Belfast and Homerton Terrace, Hackney)

scurlockgirl — 2008-05-21 13:56:01Z

I am seeking an Alfred WAGSTAFF married to a Lilie who had a daughter Eileen born in Belfast in 1918. At some time there may have been connections with Hackney. The only information I have on Alfred is that he was an engineer. On his daughter's birth certificate his wife is recorded as Lilie WAGSTAFF and no maiden name is given. I do not know whether WAGSTAFF was her maiden name and if she might have been Alfred's cousin, or if her maiden name simply wasn't recorded.

The family may be connected with a Stephen DAVIDSON and his wife Elizabeth Ann (nee WALKER) who were living in Homerton Terrace, Hackney during WW1. Stephen and Elizabeth Ann married in Belfast and Elizabeth came from Belfast. I did wonder if Lilie WAGSTAFF and Elizabeth might be sisters, or at least related because at some time Eileen WAGSTAFF was living with the DAVIDSONs.

So if anyone knows of my Alfred WAGSTAFF and Lilie I would be grateful. Could Lilie be Lilian or Lily or even Delilah or Elizabeth?

Regards

scurlockgirl

Re: John Wagstaff of Waldershare, Kent, UK b 1806 to Bermondsey, London

vanessa253 — 2007-01-07 16:54:03Z

Thanks Vic, sorry I didn't spot your reply earlier! But it's unlikely I know that John had a brother Thomas Wagstaff listed in the parish records. Henry was in our family, but our Wagstaffs were not known for travel abroad then!

Re: John Wagstaff of Waldershare, Kent, UK b 1806 to Bermondsey, London

rastast — 2007-01-09 01:56:15Z

Do you have who John Wagstaff married and any of his children
Pam

London Wagstaffs

rastast — 2007-07-29 03:06:17Z

My name is Pamela Maguire Taylor. I am looking for more information on the John and Ann wagstaff and their descendant or ancestors. John I'm not sure where was born Ann was born in Wales I known they Had two girls Catherine and Sarah. I don't know the names of the other children. Catherine came to Australia in around 1859.
hope to hear from some one
Pam

WAGSTAFF Nola M HANDLIN and Emmit Louis

t42Lee — 2009-02-18 23:22:28Z

WAGSTAFF Nola M HANDLIN and Emmit Louis

I photographed this gravestone in the Lee Cemetery, Seagoville, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,088 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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WAGSTAFF Nola M HANDLIN and Emmit Louis

t42Lee — 2009-02-18 23:21:51Z

Re: George Wagstaff b. 1852; Stoke on Trent, Staffs, England

Juliesmith377444 — 2008-09-12 07:43:32Z

Hi Sue,
My fathers maternal line is Wagstaff. I have only been able to trace back to a William c1800. In an attempt to break down my brick wall I started to look for other relatives. I now beleive that William is a brother of Cornelius c1800 who is Georges grandfather. They both lived hot lane burslem and had desendants named James Bishop Wagstaff.
Do you have Thomas birth or marriage certificate?

Julie Juliesmith377444@aol.com

Re: George Wagstaff b. 1852; Stoke on Trent, Staffs, England

Juliesmith377444 — 2008-09-10 07:52:09Z

I am currently conducting a one name study of wagstaffs in the stoke area. I would love to hear from you

Julie

Re: Frank W. Wagstaff -- Texas

monjv — 2008-01-27 19:43:40Z

Frank Wagstaff was the husband of my Great Aunt Olive (Clifford) Wagstaff. My grandmother was Jennie (Clifford) Picone. My mother was Jennie Katherine Picone Rowland.

Margaret Love granddaughter of Joseph Wagstaff and Jean Brown, Newmilns, Scotland

rainmont — 2007-08-13 03:19:22Z

Hello,

I'm looking for information on Margaret Love who was living with Jean Wagstaff (M.S. Brown) during the 1841 c., at Main St, Newmilns (Loudoun, Ayr). According to Margaret's burial record (1846), Jean was her grandmother.

Her age was listed as "15" on the census. If this is correct she would have been born bet. 1822-1826. Others in the household were Hugh and Thomas Wagstaff.

We have not been able to determine who Margaret's parents were. What I have on Jean Brown and Joseph Wagstaff's children are listed, below.

If you have any information on our Margaret Love, please respond. I'm happy to share information we have on the family.

Thank You.

Susanna Wagstaff
Abt. 1792 - 1855
Married: James Anderson 1814
Married: Robert Steel 1833

James Wagstaff
1794 - 1849
Married: Jean Murray 1815

Joseph Wagstaff
Abt. 1796 - 1858
Married: Marion Thomson

John Wagstaff
Born: 1798

Hugh Wagstaff
1799 - 1872
Married: Agnes Stewart 1819
Natural child b. 1824 with Margaret Weir

Jean Wagstaff
Born 1802
Married: Duncan McPherson 1823
Married: Robert Mann Abt. 1837

John Brown Wagstaff
Born Abt. 1805

Margaret Brown Wagstaff
Born 1806
Married: George Gill 1841

Thomas Wagstaff
1808 - 1882
Married: Helen Kay 1846

Archibald Laurie Wagstaff
1810 - 1861
Married: Margaret McKay 1834

Janet Wagstaff
1814 - 1816

Hugh Wagstaff
Born: Bet. 1816 - 1820
Died: Feb 1849
Married: Barbara Ferguson 1841

Re: Wagstaff DNA Surname Project

rainmont — 2007-12-14 17:44:42Z

To correct an error in my last message, Family Tree DNA is offering discounts on DNA tests through December 2007 (not Dec 2008). Sorry about that - I apologize for sending you two e-mails.
Thank you,
Trish

Wagstaff DNA Surname Project

rainmont — 2007-12-14 17:39:44Z

Hello.
I just wanted to let you all know about the Wagstaff y-DNA project I started this year. So far I have only a couple of participants (my uncle, and cousin in Scotland), so I am posting this in hopes that other Wagstaffs (males) will be interested in partipating so that we can learn more about Wagstaff family history and lineages. The reason I started this project is that I need to confirm that my cousin and uncle descended from the same Wagstaff ancestor in Scotland - something we haven't been able verify via traditional genealogy research.

Because this is a y-DNA project only males with the Wagstaff surname are tested due to the y-DNA passed down from father to son. However, ladies, if you have a brother, father, uncle, etc. in your family that is a Wagstaff you are able to learn about your own lineage by having them tested (this is what I am doing via my uncle).

By tying what we know about our Wagstaff family histories to DNA results, with enough participation we will eventually be able to tie family lineages together. For example, my Gr Gr Gr Grandfather Joseph Wagstaff in Scotland is rumored to have immigrated from England. With enough participation from Wagstaff lineages in England we may be able to determine where Joseph came from since we have his DNA via my uncle and/or cousin.

If you are interested, check out our web site at: http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/w/wagstaff/rec.html
and this is another web site for the same project:
http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Wagstaff/

**For a reduced rate, the testing company, Family Tree DNA, is offering gift certificates of $30 off a 37 marker test and $15 off a 25 marker test through the end of December 08.**

I'm happy to discuss and address any questions you might have.

Cheers,
Trish Griffin

Re: George Wagstaff b. 1852; Stoke on Trent, Staffs, England

lucyloodreda — 2008-09-12 20:43:41Z

Hi julie
I have opened my Aldridge tree to you. I can't find a Cornelius or James B. but that doesn't mean they arn't there somewhere. William 1832 and his father John 1796, there is a 36 year gap from John being born till his first child is born, William, which is a long time as they started early with families, so a couple could be missing. Anyway have a look and let me know what you think, I don't have Thomas Birth Cert, will have to send for it.
Sue

dietabix@yahoo.co.uk

Re: George Wagstaff b. 1852; Stoke on Trent, Staffs, England

lucyloodreda — 2008-09-11 19:35:42Z

Hi Julie
First things first, the Wagstaff's are on my husbands side of the family.
George Wagstaff 1852 was my husbands Great Grandfather, he had a child with Eliza Aldridge 1857, a son Thomas Aldridge 1876, my husbands Grandfather. Eliza had another child Ann 1880,it looks as though George was the father ? Last thing we know is that Eliza went to America with her daughter, there has not been any contact with the Wagstaff's over the years, I think Thomas was brought by the Aldridge family.
Sorry that's all we know, unless you can fill any gaps in. Where do you fit in ?
Sue

Bertram WAGSTAFF marr. Christian Pettigrew SCOTT, 1899 Ormiskirk, LAN, ENG

LornaHenNZ — 2007-07-20 22:18:47Z

Interested in finding descendants/fellow researchers of the family of Bertram WAGSTAFF (b. abt 1870, Kent, England)and wife Christian Pettigrew SCOTT (b. Feb 1873, New Monkland, Lanarkshire, Scotland).
Their marriage was registered in the District of Ormiskirk, Lancashire, England, 1899.
In 1901 they were living in Ealing, Middlesex, Bertram being a bank cashier.
My interest is in descendants rather than ancestors of Bertram as my relation is Chrsitian. Her father was the Rev. Adam SCOTT, Congregationalist Minister of Southport, and previously, Sale.

Regards
Lorna
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hendersonandandrews...

Re: Molly Wagstaff

jrlroscoe — 2007-11-20 00:08:38Z

There is a Mollie age 14 on the Harper Co. Kansas census.
I am related to Johnson Wagstaff. Hope this helps!!
jrlroscoe@wb4me.com

Re: Wagstaff family history from England

blaplume_1 — 2007-07-29 11:58:03Z

Vickie,

Do you have info on the Turner family. Dorothy Turner originally from Lawrence, MA, died in Long Beach, CA. Please contact me @ kat-lap@comcast.net. Kathleen Goodwin LaPlume. Thanks

Frances Wagstaff born in Ireland, abt 1802.

Kiwi_Cat — 2007-09-24 06:55:20Z

Hi All

I have hit a brickwall with my Carlton line. James Carlton married Frances Wagstaff. Both born in Ireland. Frances about 1802 (1841 census in Bristol, Gloucestershire, England)

I am guessing that Frances came to Bristol with James as i can't find a marriage there for them so maybe they married in Ireland.

They had 4 children:
William born 1827
George (my 3x Gt Grandfather) born 1831
Jane Ann born 1831
and Catherine born 1833.

Frances died in 1869.

Is there anyone out there who could possibly know this Frances?? Would love to know where in Ireland she originates from!

Cheers
Cat

Re: Lucy Esther Wagstaff of Dallas, TX 1917

lindagenik — 2008-01-06 19:57:47Z

This is indeed a relative of mine and I have a cousin in Dallas that has a lot of information on this family and we also have a pretty good tree on the Wagstaff family going back to Robert Wagstaff and Anna Good(e) including a copy of their marriage license from Co. Cork, Ireland. It you would like contact me off line at geniklau@msu.edu.

Linda Genik
2nd great grandaughter of Robert and Ann (Good) Wagstaff

WAGSTAFF Jewell CORDER 1922 2001

t42swisher_dencotx — 2008-10-10 22:09:27Z

WAGSTAFF Jewell CORDER 1922 2001

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WAGSTAFF J B 1923 2000

t42swisher_dencotx — 2008-10-10 22:09:17Z

WAGSTAFF J B 1923 2000

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Hal Vester Wagstaff - North Caolina

west3001 — 2008-06-16 03:00:30Z

Looking for parents of Hal Vester Wagstaff Sr.

Hal Vester Wagstaff b. 10 Mar 1881 d. 22 May 1927 married Allie Grissom b. 15 July 1888 d. 27 Mar 1858

possible parents
Lee Wagstaff
Kettie Wilson

1910 census in Branfield, Granville Co, North Carolina:
Hal 28
Allie 20
Flavious 2 - son
Ursell 6/12 - daughter (not sure of spelling on name)
Jo??? 10 - brother

1920 census in Dutchville Township, Granville Co, N C:
Hall 39
Allie 25
Pete 12 - son (this is Flavious)
Urcell 10 - daughter
Vester 8 - son
Garland 3 - son
Frances 7 - daughter
Louise 1 - daughter
Kettie Wagstaff 65 - mother

Census 1930 Durham, Durham Co, NC:
Allie 35 - head of househould
Vester 19 - son
Frances 17 - daughter
Garland 14 - son
Louise 10 - daughter
Hal 7 - son
Russell 4 son

wagstaff

stuart422 — 2008-04-17 05:12:48Z

I'm looking to find some type of Auto Court in Sacramento, California in 1938. I believe in 1937 he had a step daughter while living in Sacramento named Mary Ann Lane? I have been searching for a long time for some type of information. If anyone can e-mail something to go on it would be appreciated. Ella

Re: Wagstaffs from Nuneaton Way

christophor1245 — 2006-12-26 20:30:34Z

john could you possibly give me your email address so we can exchange further information more privately.
my email addy is christopher1245@aol.com.

Thomas and Elizabeth Hughes Wagstaff - INFO SOURCE?

Eltiemblo — 2007-07-29 02:41:16Z

Thomas born 1827 England
Elizabeth born 1832 England
Children:
Edward T. born ca 1853 - 1855 co. of Devonshire, England
William b 1855
Joseph b 1857
John b 1863
Elizabeth b 1867
Rebecca b 1868
Mary Ann b 1876
Sarah b 1874
Have descendants of Edward T. Wagstaff in PA and NY

Elizabeth Wagstaff - Guilford County, NC

rem4229 — 2007-03-06 01:41:54Z

Looking for information on Elizabeth Wagstaff from Guilford County, NC. Married William Preston Mitchell