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Re: Michelle Weatherill

patriciamclean11 — 2009-09-02 17:49:24Z

My father was called Edwin Weatherill,born in Carlisle,he had 2brothers Joe&John.Iam one of 3 daughters and have 2 brothers,we all live in Carlisle.When i was younger your father would take me to stay in Amersham to keep Helen company over the school holidays.Iknow there was Christine, Angela Helen,Alisonand have met the twins.

Re: Michelle Weatherill

mnweatherill — 2009-07-17 03:30:20Z

My father was John Weatherill born in Carlisle, Cumbria. He moved down to Buckinghamsire in his twenties. He had to 2 siblings Joe & Edward. He did live briefly in Windsor. I am one of my fathers six daughters and I have 2 brothers we all live in the south east. Hope this might be of interest to fellow Weatherills.
Regards

Michelle

Re: Michelle Weatherill

mnweatherill — 2009-07-17 03:30:16Z

Re: Weatherills of Stokesley

2joymunro — 2009-06-15 06:26:01Z

Thanks Cherylyn,
Drat! I had hopes about the origins of Simeon in Benalla but no luck it seems. I would also like to know the origins of the Moreys in Benalla but that too may be lost in the mists of time. Thank you for finding the relationships of the witnesses to Alice Morey. That makes things clearer.

May I ask the source of the births of the children? I assume they were not on the marriage certificate.

Another question, who was the officiating minister for the marriage?

Kind regards, Joy.

Re: Weatherills of Stokesley

mollipops1 — 2009-06-13 09:38:09Z

Hi Joy

The surname of one is very hard to read, but it looks like Andrew CLAMPTON?

It could be Andrew CLUGSTON, as there was a man by this name living in Benalla in the 1860s-70s. His wife was Ellen CHURCH (m. 1864 Vic).

The other witness is Margaret MOREY (must be a relative of Alice). Ah yes - a Margaret CHURCH married Chas Langdon MOREY in 1862 Vic.

So it seems maybe the witnesses are linked thru the MOREY-CHURCH families?

Don't know if that helps any with why Simeon went to Benalla though!

Re: Weatherills of Stokesley

2joymunro — 2009-06-13 08:56:07Z

Hi Cherilyn,
Thanks for taking the trouble to reply to my query.

Yes, that is my Simeon WEATHERILL. I knew of the 3 children but not the unnamed 4th. Always something new pops up.

Do you have any names of witnesses on the certificate? I would dearly like to know why Simeon went to Benalla and maybe the names of witnesses may give me some ideas.

Regards, Joy.

Re: Weatherills of Stokesley

mollipops1 — 2009-06-08 09:47:37Z

Hi

I have a marriage certificate that has 3 marriages from Victoria in 1873.

One of these is linked to my family (CLOSE-HOSKIN) but another is of a Simeon WEATHERILL, b. Stokesely that I think has to be related to the family you are researching.

He married Alice PHILLIPS (nee MOREY) on 8th March 1873 in Benalla, Victoria at the Primitive Methodist Parsonage. He is shown as a labourer aged 28 and she a hotelkeeper ad widower with 8 children. Both show usual residence as Swanpool. His parents are difficult to read but looks like John & Elizabeth.

They had a further 4 children together, all born in Benalla: Simeon (1874), unnamed male (1875-1875), Alice Grace (1877) and James Wileston (1879). Alice's first husband was Wm PHILLIPS; they married in 1853 and also lived in Benalla. Wm died in Dec 1871, according to the 2nd marriage cert.

Alice born Haselbury, England to Wm & Alice nee PURCHASE.

Let me know if you would like further details.

:-)
Cherilyn

Re: Weatherills of Stokesley

2joymunro — 2009-02-22 01:57:10Z

Thanks Elaine,
I wish I could tell you that the two Weatherills/Weatheralls are connected but I am not sure. I really can't go outside Stokesley yet. Do you have any more details about the grave at Stokesley?. It may lead us further.
Joy

Re: Weatherills of Stokesley

weatherall2 — 2009-02-21 16:32:02Z

Hi Joy

I have often wondered if he is part of my line as I have found my Weatheralls (and variations)in Danby Wiske and surrounding area. I have yet to find a link. I'm almost sure I have seen his grave in a church cemetary in Stokesley.

Elaine

Weatherills of Stokesley

2joymunro — 2009-02-20 02:53:02Z

Is anyone else exploring the family of Simeon Weatherill(ch 14 Jan 1783 Stokesely) and his wife Mary Winton (details unknown) They married at Richmond near Leyburn 15 June 1807.
Children include
Eleanor ch 13 Nov 1814
John ch 14 May 1819
Isabella ch 3 Apr 1822
Robert ch 14 Apr 1824
Thank you,
Joy

Re: Weatherill of Yorkshire

michelle_knapman — 2008-09-14 12:09:45Z

Hi, Not to my knowledge but I will have another look at all my research as he may be in the family somewhere.
Michelle

Re: Weatherill of Yorkshire

camclean1 — 2008-09-13 22:34:17Z

I have a Lucy DOBSON who married Joseph WEATHERILL in Holbeck, Leeds in 1908.
They had 3 children that I know of - Tom, Maud & Edna.
I am researching Lucy's parents George & Elizabeth DOBSON.
On Elizabeths death cert in 1930, Tom WEATHERILL (grandson) was present at her death.
Any connection with your family?

Re: Weatherill Ancestors

kennethcarlson64 — 2006-06-03 14:26:54Z

There are some interesting similarities between your Asa and mine. Mine was born abt 1825 in Pennsylvania, according to the 1860 census of Lycoming co, PA. He died during the civil war. he was married to Elizabeth Falls. What caught my attention, is that yours had a brother named Davis. Mine had a son named Franklin Davis, that went by Davis Weatherill. Davis settled in Columbia co, PA. Interested in corresponding.

Ken

Re: weatherill, wetherill, wetheral history

JacMcMahon — 2006-02-20 01:05:12Z

I notice you have McMahons in your lines as well. Are they from PA? ours were born in the 1815-1830's in PA.

Re: Weatherill

2005-08-01 20:59:20Z

I have changed my email. My interest is still the same.
New email address is burgesfamily@comcast.net

Re: Weatherill of Yorkshire

michelle_knapman — 2005-07-18 20:30:49Z

Hi Bruce,
Firstly I have no idea where Kirkby Ravensworth is, the only area's I'm looking into are Sherriff Hutton,Easingwold and Leeds at the moment as these are the places this family lived.
Plus I am not looking for Weatherald's cause it's a different family the only variants on the Weatherill name I have found in this line is Wetherill and 1 miss-spelling from Leeds in 1858 of Weatherall.
I hope you have luck in your search sorry I couldn't be of help.
Michelle.

Re: Weatherill of Yorkshire

brucebeavis — 2005-07-17 03:54:48Z

Yes, I have Matthew Weatherald b 1818 in Kirkby Ravensworth, Yorks to John Weatherald and Sarah Stapleton

weatherill, wetherill, wetheral history

Kimberly_Flook — 2005-07-02 21:45:18Z

I have been working on my family history; my ancestor is Asa Wetheral, born 1826 in PA, died 1864 in the War of 1861. I have not been able to locate his parents this far, but I have a great deal of his descendants done and am willing to share. His wife was Elizabeth Falls Wetheral born 1822 in PA, died 1904 in PA. Their children:
Mary Augusta Wetheral Lyons, 1852- 1925
Franklin Davis Weatherill, 1854- 1941
Sarah Jane Wetheral Potter, 1857- 1931
Roland Curtis Wetheral 1859- 1943
Charles Clark Wetheral 1862- 1934
All born and died in PA.

Re: Weatherill of Yorkshire

2005-02-04 16:17:05Z

I have got back to Thomas Weatherill born about 1800 who married Ann Carlisle in 1822 near York. They had the following children. William born 1823, Thomas born 1825, Robert born 1827, Martin born 1831, Jane born 1834, Alfred born 1839 and Sarah born 1842. The later 2 were born in Leeds and the others were born somewhere near York. Anyone have any of these in their tree?

Re: Looking for relatives

2002-12-30 10:08:00Z

I would love to help - although I must confess that since I posted this message I've all but given up[ on tracing my family tree. My my brother has taken up the mantle on this. Perhaps when he has exhausted his efforts I'll get him to email you some pointers?

Anyway a good place to start is to find out whether you are related to me. Where are you from? Are you related to Sir Bernard Weatherill (Former speaker to the House of Commons)? You see we are - and this is a good place to start as then we can trace back family connections. As a family we are from Windsor originally - but now many of us now reside in Norfolk...

Good Luck
James

Re: Looking for relatives

2002-12-21 23:03:32Z

hi

my name is michael weatherill and i live in england, iam interested in tracing my family tree can you help me.

Re: Looking for relatives

2002-06-11 17:45:26Z

Hi,

Thanks for coming back to me on this. I opolise for the delayed response. I have asked members of the family on this one and there does not appear to be any attachment. Thank you anyway.

Interest though just how many Weatherill's there are!

Looking for relatives

2001-09-27 14:02:37Z

I am interested in establishing whether I have any relatives that I was not aware of. I was born in Ascot in UK. Drop me a line it would be great to hear from you. Whoever you are?!

Re: weatherill surname

2001-08-18 03:30:56Z

Mary, If you would contact me by e-mail I would love to share information with you
I think your Nancy Jane was a sister to my great-grandfather George Edgar Weatherill.
coleman1@stpaultel.com

Re: weatherill surname

2001-08-18 03:28:35Z

Nancy, If you would contact me by e-mail I would love to share information with you
I think your Nancy Jane was a sister to my great-grandfather George Edgar Weatherill.
coleman1@stpaultel.com

weatherill-toronto canada to usa

2000-12-26 21:39:31Z

I'm searching for weatherills who came from Yorkshire England to Toronto Canada and from there to the midwest,possibly Iowa. does anyone have any connection to this line?

Gregg

2000-01-24 07:06:34Z

Gregg, are any of these people living? If not, DOD would be helpful. Do you know the names of any siblings? I also am searching for Weatherill relatives. I just posted today. lambburges@mindspring.com

Weatherill

2000-01-24 07:04:16Z

I am searching for my WEATHERILL relatives. I have info that Robert Weatherill DOB 1855 in Kexby, England(son of Samuel Weatherill and Anna Owens) came to USA in 1906 with wife, Frances Wilson DOB 1858 Wheldrake, England (daughter of George Wilson and Jane Barton). They had 9 children who made the journey to the USA with them. They settled in Washington State, USA. I have no idea if Robert had any siblings or if any came to the USA. Supposedly Robert had a sister, Margaret, married to Mr. H.O.N. Peterson in Washington State. Any info would be helpful. lambburges@mindspring.com

Son of Marilyn George

2000-01-02 17:45:02Z

Grandson of William and Sarah Weatherill.

weatherill surname

1999-07-02 12:00:00Z

I am looking for information relating to a Thomas Weatherill, married to Mariah Miller. They had a daughter, Nancy Jane Weatherill, b. 1863 in Toronto. Who were their parents? He may have been born in England, she may have been born in Germany.

Re: weatherill surname

kathleencoleman1942 — 2001-07-06 04:04:41Z

I am researching the same Weatherill line. The people you are looking for are Robert Weatherill and Rachel Leaper. Just last week I visited the graves of Thomas Leaper Weatherill and Maria Miller in Panama, Iowa.
Following is information I have, which I have gotten from others, but have not proven.
Robert Weatherill and Rachel Leaper married at Keyingham, Yorkshire 29 December 1825.
Thomas Leaper Weatherill christened 5 July 1829

Re: weatherill-toronto canada to usa

MaryGibson40 — 2001-10-20 02:36:56Z

Kathleen
I have WEATHERILL connections in Glaisdale area of North Yorkshire , so might be related to your WEATHERILLs in Yorkshire.My gr grandfather William Weatherill, was born around 1845, and he married my gr grandmother Selina around 1892 at Danby.(Think it was his third marriage!) Please contact me by e-mail if you think this could be the same line. marygibson @hotmail.com

Weatherill of Yorkshire

michelle_knapman — 2004-08-18 13:47:51Z

Any one else looking into Weatherill in Leeds?

Weatherill Ancestors

KFlook39 — 2002-02-20 02:51:36Z

Hi, my great, great-grandfather's name was
Asa Wetheral(the spelling has changed several
times). He came to America in 1840 with 2
brothers whom I know nothing about. Asa was
born January 14, 1826. They landed in Phila.;
one brother may have been Davis Wetheral.
Thanks for your help.

Gladys (Weatherill) Ashworth obituary

puppup — 2004-02-20 18:14:11Z

Source: Press Enterprise, Bloomsburg, PA Dec. 12, 2003
Deceased: Ashworth, Gladys (Weatherill)
Age: 84
Birth date: Dec. 4, 1919
Birth place: Bloomsburg, PA
Death date: Dec. 9, 2003
Place of death: Mesa, Ariz.

For a copy of full obit send email to:
dactackm@jlink.net
No relation to the deceased

Mildred L (Weatherill) Bell obituary

puppup — 2003-02-16 21:13:22Z

source: The Press Enterprise, Bloomsburg, PA Apr.18, 2002
deceased : Bell, Mildred L (Weatherill)
age: 85
born: Nov. 11, 1916
birth place: Orangeville, PA
died: Apr. 17, 2002
place of death: Bloomsburg, PA

Full obit upon request
Send email to dactackm@jlink.net

Re: Weatherill Ancestors

Kimberly_Flook — 2005-07-02 21:26:07Z

Dear Kenneth;
I do think we are talking about the same Asa....I don't know about his siblings, but I did have a relative once tell me that Asa had a brother Davis. I have had no info to prove this. The only info I have had about any Wetheral's in Lycoming county, PA in the 1840's was an article I found from the Muncy Luminary that told of a John Wetherill of Lewis township comitting suicide on April 10, 1841. All the article tells about descendants is that "he left a wife and several children to mourn their bereavement". I do hope this helps. Kimberly Weatherill Flook

Re: Weatherill Ancestors-an update

Kimberly_Flook — 2005-07-02 21:26:07Z

Ken;
I have also learned that my ancestor Asa was born in PA, birthdate was January 14, 1826, Lycoming county, PA, not born in England as previously thought. I got his war records from NARA, it validated his birth & death dates. My email is kswinc20@hotmail.com Kimberly Flook

Re: weatherill-toronto canada to usa

lesliekirk1 — 2002-04-06 22:38:47Z

Hello Kathleen,

You know my Dad, Buck Weatherill, originally from Silverton and now living in Woodburn. If you get any information, I would like to share with you. I will continue to search as well. Keep me posted.

Leslie

Re: weatherill-toronto canada to usa

lesliekirk1 — 2002-04-06 22:38:47Z

Oh, and my e-mail address is lesliekirk@poetic.com

Re: Looking for relatives

Tomark — 2001-12-09 01:26:24Z

Correction to previous reply: My Weaterill was Anna Heard Weatherill and not her sister. Charlotte was marraied to a Harvey

Re: Looking for relatives

Tomark — 2001-12-09 01:15:49Z

My g-aunt was Charlotte Heard Weatherill. According to what I know, her brothers Thomas James Heard, William and James Heard came to the states (Michigan) in 1857-58 and sent for two sisters- Charlotte and Anna. They were all born in Tavistock, Devon England. Charlotte was born about 1839 according to an English census. The part of Mich that they first settled in was the upper peninsula. I have no information on Charlotte other than her married name. Doe this fit in with any of your clan?