Whitehouse - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: WHITEHOUSE Family from Nova Scotia

pmwhitehouse — 2009-10-04 19:39:32Z

Hello, Grant --
We share a grandfather ... I'm Warren's daughter, Pauline. I've just begun to search for family info and your message is the first I've encountered. I'm assuming that your mom and dad were my Uncle Grant and Aunt Rufine...yes?

Have you uncovered any family history since you first posted your request for info? I'd love to know. Whatever I find (if anything), I'll forward to you, as well.

Thanks

Re: June (Whitehouse) Mayo Durfey

lborobird_1 — 2009-09-28 16:38:21Z

Hello
I think there may be a connection. My grandmother's sister Ada Married an Absolom Whitehouse and their oldest son Eli married an Ann? Payne and I believe they had a daughter June.
On Ancestry there is information about Ada and Absolom emigrating to America and also a Passport photo of them when they returned to the UK to visit Absolom's family.
thank you
regards
Patricia

Re: Benjamin WHITEHOUSE -- son of Sarah & James WHITEHOUSE

bnb14569 — 2009-09-23 16:55:02Z

If you still have an Ancestry account, I'd like to ask you some questions about the article you referred to in this post. I am also a descendent of Sarah and James Whitehouse. I am very interested in the newspaper article you mentioned.

Clifford Allen Whitehouse (1908-1959)

AlexanderRoller — 2009-09-23 02:25:25Z

Greetings,

I am looking for the death date and location for Clifford Allen Whitehouse, son of Jack Whitehouse. He was born in Kentucky. The SSDI states he was born on January 20, 1908 and died July 1959.

Thank you very much!

Alex Roller
aroller@opusnet.com

Looking for any info related to whitehouse

sporksarespoonstoo — 2009-09-13 06:03:35Z

looking for any info on a marc allison whitehouse or any family connected to him. id estimate his age at late 60s early 70s, i know he spent time in california at least in the 80s and then florida late 80s early 90s, unknown after that, pls contact me at dragonscars1021@yahoo.com

Jeremiah Whitehouse

subieford — 2009-08-19 08:01:16Z

I am looking for the birth place of Jeremiah Whitehouse born 1783. I first found him in Oxford, married to ann Higgins in 1802. He was a barge master who later moved to Reading in Berkshire, England. His partner at this time was Harriet Coppock.
Do these names and dates mean anything to anyone please?

Re: WHITEHOUSE FAMILY HISTORY (General)

whitehousefhc — 2009-08-12 19:49:29Z

The name Whitehouse is very frequent. You need to specify dates and places and give as much detail as you can.

Re: Correction Re: WHITEHOUSE FAMILY HISTORY (General)

sunkistn67 — 2009-08-11 22:46:06Z

i am looking for info on my husbands whitehouse line his mother was alice whitehouse and father Thomas Whitehouse, lived in Ashton England where my husband was born, I dont have much else.

Re: WHITEHOUSE FAMILY HISTORY (General)

maszatkowski — 2009-08-11 00:43:21Z

My grandmother's maiden name is Whitehouse, I can't trace back any further except I know her father's name must have been Whitehouse aswell

Re: James WHITEHOUSE, b. 1750 -- son of Cornelius WHITEHOUSE of England

bobwhitehouse153 — 2009-08-10 23:00:53Z

I am reading these posts with interest. My GGgrandfather was William Holman Whitehouse (b 1843) of Spencer County and Vanderburgh county, Indiana. He is shown as child of Cornelius Whitehouse and Nancy Belgrave (Blagrave?) of Mercer county KY. I'm not sure where to go beyond this Cornelius. But it sounds like this group is likely. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks - BW

Re: Joseph Whitehouse B.1885 West Bromwich

LISAPOWELL087 — 2009-07-23 21:20:32Z

Hi Jackie

Sorry I didn't reply on holiday! It says she was the same age as Joseph so about 1885 on the 1911 it says she was born West Bromwich so I'll look into it

Thanks

Lisa

Re: Emily Whitehouse

nicejuice — 2009-07-22 01:47:05Z

Thanks...I have that census and also have emily on a later one. I am actually trying to go backwards to James and his wife. Any info out there? Can't find them on the 1841 census

Whitehouse/Penner double connection

awesomemnms — 2009-07-20 02:58:35Z

I am seeking information on the Whitehouse/Penner double connection. I understand that William J. Whitehouse b.1837 KY and Mary Isabelle Risley b.1841 had a daughter named Mary Ellen. Mary Ellen married James Earl Penner on Sept. 23, 1882.

Now, James Earl had a baby brother named William Ellit Penner b.1868 IN. William Ellit also married a Whitehouse. She was called Ollie. (My direct line is through William Ellit Penner and Ollie Whitehouse). Since siblings often married siblings of another family, I thought perhaps Mary Ellen and Ollie were sisters (or perhaps cousins). However, I cannot find "Ollie" listed with Mary Ellen. I know that Ollie was born in IN. Her younger children with William Ellit Penner were born in Arkansas. After William Ellit Penner's death, Ollie married William "Billy" T. Wells and had more children.

I would appreciate any insight that you may have on this situation.

James Henry Whitehouse

stevecolclough50 — 2009-07-17 15:52:14Z

Hi my grandad was James Henry Whitehouse who was born somewhere around 1930 he married Elsie Colclough/Garner. I would love to know more of my grandad and perhaps who his father and mother were.

Regards Steve

Re: Joseph Whitehouse B.1885 West Bromwich

jacval — 2009-07-17 13:47:00Z

When was Ellen born?

Possible John Wooley was her step-dad

Marriage John Woolley + Emily Whitehouse 1888 West Bromwich

Jackie

Re: CORNELIUS WHITEHOUSE

lahue711 — 2009-06-05 18:34:45Z

I am putting together a Whitehouse Tree. I have a Cornelius (b 1781, d.a 1840). Came to Ky in 1783, from VA, with parents James and Sarah. Had 6 brother and 6 sisters, Father James died in 1819. This Cornelius is missing in the 1810&1820 censuses. He enlisted in Capt Edward Berry's Company of KY Militia in 1814 (Could this be your Cornelius??)

Re: Seeking Parents of Julia A. WHITEHOUSE -- b. 1815 KY

lahue711 — 2009-06-05 18:21:20Z

Juliann, (b. c1817) married to William Richardson, parents were Cornelius Whitehouse ((b.1781, VA) and Allaney Hazelwood. Cornelius had 6 brothers and 6 sisters and the son Of James (b.c1760) and Sarah(b.1760) came into Ky in 1783 via Flatboat down the OHIO river. The group listed in Simon Kenton's inventory lists "James, Wife, three children" (quote from the book, "Simon Kenton, His life and period, 1755-1836")

Re: Whitehouse Genealogy -- England, KY, IL

lahue711 — 2009-06-05 17:58:10Z

The links you have were Children of James (b.1760, d 1819) and Sarah(1760). There were 13 children in all. In the 1840 KY Census, mercer Co., Sarah is 80/90 years of age. Not in the 1850 Census. My problem is the weak link I have with James and Sarah prior to 1783. The track you mention, ENG, KY, IL is the track of James'son Thomas (b. c1775/1778, VA). In 1800 Living in mercer Co., KY in 1810 living in Caldwell Co., KY, 1820, living in Mercer co.,KY, in 1830 living in Spencer Co.,IN, In 1840 Living in Spencer co., IN, Died 16 Nar 1847, Spencer co., IN. Several of his descendants (grandson, Charles S for one) settled in Mussac, IL . Help me tie the Gap between England and Fauquier, VA and I'll send you a copy of the Disc. I have 6 generations nearly completed. With Jame's 7 sons and 6 daughters and each son having a large family. puts a lot of leaves on the Family Tree (over 1000 and counting)

Emily Whitehouse

nicejuice — 2009-05-12 14:23:34Z

Looking for birth records, siblings and parents of Emily Whitehouse christened May 1844 in Bushbury. Married John Randle 1869 and died 1899 in Wolverhampton. Believe her parents are James Whitehouse who married a Vaughn. Dispute on mothers first name - could be Sarah Vaughn or Mary Vaughn.
So it might look like this
Emily>James>John>Edward>Edward

Thanks
Kathy D

Charles and Frederick Whitehouse

alanleysmill — 2009-04-18 23:42:28Z

I am looking for information on Charles Whitehouse prior to him marrying Harriet Tricklebank in 1853 (Tamworth). I have info from 1853 until his death in 1899. Charles ran a shop in Gungate Street, Tamworth.
Also any information on his son Frederick, who took over the business for one year in 1900, then ran the White Swan PH in Kingsbury before moving to Nuneaton (there by 1911).
Charles and Harriet had 4 children who survived to marriage, ELizabeth (who married James Broom), Eliza (who married Edwin Ashwood), Charles (who married Emily Chapman), and Frederick (who married Hannah Thompson).

Re: Emily Whitehouse

jacval — 2009-05-14 14:38:00Z

Hello Kathy

1851census Wednesfield Staffs
Whitehouse
Jms 36 cordwainer born Bushbury
Mary 36 ......
EMILY 6 Wednesfield
Fanny 4 .........
Mary 2 .........
Moses 1
All the above childrens baptisms on IGindex
www.familysearch.org
Do you want later census info?

Jackie

Re: Whitehouse Genealogy -- England, KY, IL

lahue711 — 2009-06-05 17:57:52Z

Re: James WHITEHOUSE, b. 1750 -- son of Cornelius WHITEHOUSE of England

lahue711 — 2009-06-05 17:29:08Z

I have Tracked a James Whitehouse (b. circa 1760) with whom I have connected a Sarah (b.1760) leaving Fauquier, VA in 1783 with "Simon Kenton" group of 40, settling in Mercer Co., KY. The Children were: Thomas(b.1775/1778), Elizabeth (b,1779), Cornelius (b.1781), Mary, (b. 31 dec 1784), James(b.1787)...etc(9 more). The James (b.c1760)has been connected(via tea leaves) to James Whitehouse, Middlesex England (with sentence of death)reprieves and sent to Virginia in 1776 (age 16) then a gap until 1783. If you have good sources of him and his parents, I pretty well have his descendants into the early 1900s. Perhaps we can compare notes. My interest lies in accurately making Family trees (on Disc), then sending them to the Allen Co. IN library(second largest genealogical library in U.S) who Binds them and give me a free copy plus addition copies can be obtained for $100 each that I purchase for other libraries. But for me, documentation is name of the game.

Re: WHITEHOUSE & SMITH (Wordsley & Kingswinford)

jacquelineve — 2008-11-19 17:59:48Z

This is quite interesting.Was James Smith c 1800 Sedgley
a boatman/licensed vict.? if so,his daughter Selina married
my 2xg.grandad's brother Noah Whitehouse in 1854 at St
Thomas church Dudley.As far as I can tell from census,Noah
+Selina did'nt seem to have any children.

Jackie.

Obituary for William Whitehouse

AlexanderRoller — 2009-03-06 16:55:31Z

OBITUARY
August 9, 2000 "Lebanon Enterprise"
Lebanon, Kentucky
William "Fuzzy" Whitehouse, 64, of Lebanon died on August 5, 2000 at St. Joseph Hospital in Lexington. He was born on October 1, 1935 near Lebanon and was a retired L&N Railroad employee. He was preceded in death by his parents, Clarence and Flossie (Gribbins) Whitehouse; and a brother, L. C. Whitehouse. He is survived by his wife, Norma, of the home; a daughter, Angie Ornstein of Lexington; a son, Chuck Whitehouse of Campbellsville; two sisters, Imogene Hollon of Bradfordsville and Shirley Gabehart of Campbellsville; and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday at Bosley Funeral Home with Rev. Bud Owen officiating. Burial followed in Old Liberty Cemetery.

Alex Roller
aroller@opusnet.com

Obituary for Clarence Whitehouse

AlexanderRoller — 2009-03-06 16:41:57Z

OBITUARY
February 26, 1992 "Lebanon Enterprise"
Lebanon, Kentucky
Clarence Whitehouse, 89, of Bradfordsville died on February 19, 1992 at Spring View Hospital. A native of Marion County, he was a retired farmer. He was a World War II Army veteran. He was preceded in death by a son, L. C. Whitehouse. He is survived by his wife, Flossie, of the home; a son, William Whitehouse of Lebanon; two daughters, Imogene Hollon of Bradfordsville and Shirley Gabehart of Mannsville; five grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Saturday at Campbell-DeWitt Funeral Home with Rev. Howard Whitehouse officiating. Burial was in Old Liberty Cemetery.

Alex Roller
aroller@opusnet.com

Re: Lt. WHITEHOUSE -- WW II ?

shar9158 — 2009-01-17 00:58:31Z

My father-in-law was Lt. James Whitehouse. He was a pilot and flew out of England to France and Germany during WWII. He had an uncle, Arthur William Whitehouse, born 1864 England and died 1947 Iowa. Thanks.

Re: WHITEHOUSE & SMITH (Wordsley & Kingswinford)

andreajerrom — 2008-11-19 20:09:08Z

Yes, it looks like we've got the same James Smith in our tree.

I'm sure the Whitehouse connection is coincidence in that part of the tree as there doesn't seen to be a connection to William and Lavinia.

Andrea

Re: WHITEHOUSE Families of Staffordshire 1790 - 1871

frankjohnson63 — 2009-03-31 23:02:21Z

Anne,
I dont have much concret evidence on William Whitehouse apart from being born about 1814/5 at Oldbury, too early for a reference number. I know he died between the 1861 and 1871 Censuses as Hannah was noted as a widow on the latter. I suspect he died in Mkt Harborough Dec 1866 aged 53 (7a 10) as this town is on the canal the family boats used. I will check this in the parish registers. I have plenty of information on Hannah, especially her life after William and her second marriage. Living only 4 miles from
Mountsorrel, 10 from Loughborough and 5 from the Leicestershire Record Office I have easy access to much of the siblings of David etc. and have recorder much of it.
Frank.
frank.johnson93@ntlworld.com

Re: WHITEHOUSE Families of Staffordshire 1790 - 1871

frankjohnson63 — 2008-11-19 17:10:08Z

I noticed your query about Whitehouses being boat people at Tipton. My great grandmother Matilda Whitehouse (b.1842) and both her parents William and Hannah Whitehouse were all boat people but were from Oldbury Staffs about 4 miles from Tipton I believe.

Mary Theresa Whitehouse from Birmingham - father John

bryanwpt — 2009-01-22 21:12:59Z

Desperately looking for any links however Tenuous
She wa sborn around 1920 (+- 1 years) and lived in Birmingham around 1946/7 in the Aston area, she was aleather worker, her father John was a factory Policeman. This is all w e know

Re: WHITEHOUSE Families of Staffordshire 1790 - 1871

annebest1 — 2009-03-26 21:03:52Z

I would be interested if you have managed to track down a birth certificate reference for William Whitehouse. My grest great grandfather was matildas brother David who eventually settled in Mountsorrel as a quarryman

Re: WHITEHOUSE FAMILY HISTORY (General)

jonedain1 — 2009-04-20 01:56:24Z

I am one of your newcomers 'flailing about', possibly because I'm not exactly computer literate!
I have a marrage cert. for my g.grandparents John Whitehouse and Sarah Knowles in Willenhall 16/5/1864.
Can I please register with you and maybe acquire more knowledge?
I am 72, my mother 94 but no other living relatives as far as we know. Apparently after my father died in 1949 we were persona non grata with his family so no details thereof.
I have census info for 1901 back to 1851, where John was shown as living with Father Joseph and mother Maria in Bilston. This shows John as being from Redbrook Glos, but I'm stuck.
My living in Australia doesn't help either!
Regards Jone

Re: WHITEHOUSE Families of Staffordshire 1790 - 1871

jonedain1 — 2009-04-17 11:34:11Z

Hi there, I'm a Whitehouse, my grandfather was Walter Whitehouse born Sedgley married Lucy Jane Beck 12/6/1905
My father John had 6 ?7 siblings, most of which I now have birth certs for, but I would love to be able to find any living relatives.
I live in Australia now, but still visit the Midlands and do a trawl of the local archive centres.
Can anyone out there help?
Some of my fathers siblings were born in Coseley etc, but most were in Hawarden and Conahs Quay in Flintshire.
regards Jone (nee Whitehouse)

Joseph Whitehouse B.1885 West Bromwich

LISAPOWELL087 — 2009-06-03 19:00:25Z

Joseph Whitehouse was my Gt. Grandfather born 25th Aug 1885, Lamberts End, West Bromwich. I cannot find any information relating to his wife Ellen (her maiden name was also Whitehouse)as she is classed as illegitimate on their wedding cert but does give a name of John Wooley as father

WHITEHOUSE families of Staffordshire 1790-1871

rus963 — 2009-04-11 10:14:38Z

I am trying to find information on my greatgrandmother Mary Ann Whitehouse who came to Australia 1877 age 12. All I have is born Staffordshire, parents Isaac & Hannah Whitehouse. Isaac's parents were James & Sarah Whitehouse. (Hannah's parents were Major & Mary ??) There are so many with these names - any help would to get on the right track would be great. Also any information on history of Whitehouse
community please
Regards Julie.

WHITEHOUSE Henry R 1910-1995 section 10

t42DFWNat — 2009-03-15 00:12:24Z

WHITEHOUSE Henry R 1910-1995 section 10

I photographed this gravestone in the DFW National Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,215 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: WHITEHOUSE FAMILY HISTORY CENTRE

alxicon — 2009-03-08 05:49:16Z

maiden nameof mary marriedto isaac whitehouse. he was born in stourbridge worcestershire england 1812 she was born harbourn staffordshire 1813 they had children phoebe emma john ann maria and reuben who was my gr,gr,grandfather married to sarah patrick

Re: Whitehouse migration NH - WI 1840s

janweems — 2009-01-16 22:21:57Z

Hi, just happened to see your post, I don't know what info you have found by now, but I am a Whitehouse, descended from a William Whitehouse b. 1781, of Roberts Island, Yarmouth Cty. Nova Scotia, CA. Many Whitehouse descendents have been searching for years for his parentage, as he was adopted by the family of Jeremiah Frost and raised in Argyle, NS....there is some indication his real father was a Joseph, or another William, married to Hannah,.... they left either NH or ME, for Nova Scotia after the Revolution with other Loyalists. The first by the name of Whitehouse was a Thomas Whitehouse from England who settled in Dover, NH, mid-1600's, our William born circa 1781 is probably descended from him. If your Whitehouses are from NH, there is probably some connection there as well. Any information you'd like to share is appreciated....email me at sabrakatz@hotmail.com. Thanks, JW

Re: Joseph WHITEHOUSE of Boston, MA -- b. early 1900's

janweems — 2009-01-16 21:53:44Z

Hi, My dad was Arthur Wallace Whitehouse, 1918-1993, he was born in Arlington, MA. No brothers or sisters, his parents were Arthur Jackson Whitehouse (born in Nova Scotia) and his mother was Emma Louise Nickerson, born in MA. His dad's family lived in NS but we think they originated in or near Dover, NH early 1600's, migrated to Canada as Loyalists after the Revolution. Anything sound familiar here, please email sabrakatz@hotmail.com. JW

Re: Jane WHITEHOUSE -- daughter of Benj. WHITEHOUSE

janweems — 2009-01-16 21:45:01Z

Hi, I am descended from a Benjamin Whitehouse m. Charlotte Ritchie, he was born Roberts Island, Yarmouth Cty., Nova Scotia.....is this the same man as your ancestor? (You didn't mention a location). JW

Re: Looking for Joseph Whitehouse, Yarmouth N.S. Canada

janweems — 2009-01-16 21:30:18Z

Hi, I am a descendant of William Whitehouse, born 1781, adopted by the Jeremiah Frost family in Argyle, NS, and later lived on Roberts Island, Glenwood, Yarmouth County, NS. He had 14 children, I am descended from his son Benjamin Whitehouse, his grandson Elihu Whitehouse, his great grandson Arthur Jackson Whitehouse, and Williams gr-gr-grandson, my father, Arthur Wallace Whitehouse. (I'm not a genealogist, but I have run across the names of Joseph and Savilla MacKinnon somewhere while looking for family info....was Joseph son or grandson of William Whitehouse?) I have pictures of family back to Elihu and his wife Eleanora Jane Ricker. Please email me at sabrakatz@hotmail.com if you want to chat. Thanks, Jan Whitehouse Weems

Re: Lt. WHITEHOUSE -- WW II ?

janweems — 2009-01-16 21:20:50Z

My father, Arthur W. Whitehouse, 1918-1993, was in the US Army for four years during WWII. He was in North Africa, France, Italy and Germany. He was with the Chemical Division. Is this who you are looking for?

Correction Re: WHITEHOUSE FAMILY HISTORY (General)

whitehousefhc — 2008-12-15 12:24:05Z

In the website address whitehousefhc is all one word - no space or dot between whitehouse & fhc.

WHITEHOUSE FAMILY HISTORY (General)

whitehousefhc — 2008-12-15 12:20:09Z

If you have either a marriage or a census entry for a Whitehouse and it's 1881 or earlier, you are welcome to register yourself with me. I have more than 470 registered correspondents with family trees and operate a free service of linking up distant relatives with each other and giving personalised help with family tree enquiries for this name. See my website at www.users.waitrose.com/~whitehouse fhc.

I despair sometimes when I see newcomers flailing around on this website and elsewhere on the web, looking for help or connections, sometimes posting messages which lack any dates. I don't reply to such messages as the authors are probably going to waste my time.

The first step in genealogical research is always to seek living relatives and extract information from them. The second step is to find out whether it's been done before and the best source for this is the Guild of One-Name Studies (www.one-name.org). Anyone who does this for Whitehouse will find me.

Keith
WHITEHOUSE FAMILY HISTORY CENTRE

Re: WHITEHOUSE Families of Staffordshire 1790 - 1871

whitehousefhc — 2008-12-15 12:02:50Z

For Whitehouse Family History, please see my website at www.users.waitrose.com/~whitehousefhc
Keith
WHITEHOUSE FAMILY HISTORY CENTRE
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More than 470 family trees of Whitehouses

Re: WHITEHOUSE & SMITH (Wordsley & Kingswinford)

whitehousefhc — 2008-12-15 11:58:10Z

William WHITEHOUSE m. Livinia THRUPP GRO-registered 4Q 1867 and is a marriage at Wordsley Holy Trinity. I'm sorry that I do not have the details, because the registers of this church are not available at the Society of Genealogists or the Hyde Park FHC in London. You need to see the marriage details to find out who William's father was. I don't think I can help you any further until then, but you might like to be aware of my website at www.users.waitrose.com/~whitehousefhc and perhaps register yourself (free, as all services are). Kind regards, Keith
WHITEHOUSE FAMILY HISTORY CENTRE

Re: WHITEHOUSE & SMITH (Wordsley & Kingswinford)

whitehousefhc — 2008-12-15 11:51:24Z

Jackie,
Just to say that the Noah Whitehouse/Silena [Selina] Smith tree is that of my correspondent 416. See my website at www.users.waitrose.com/~whitehousefhc for information about how to register (free) and thereby get linked to 416 (free, as all services are).
Regards, Keith
WHITEHOUSE FAMILY HISTORY CENTRE

Walter WHITEHOUSE b. Sedgley m. 1905 Hawarden RD Lucy Jane BECK

whitehousefhc — 2009-04-20 15:15:10Z

Jone,
Please contact me via my website and send me a scan of the marriage certificate of Walter Whitehouse - Lucy Jane Beck.
I presume that you have looked at the 1911 census entry and therefore have an age for Walter. Please also send me a scan of that. I will then see what I can do.
Keith
WHITEHOUSE FAMILY HISTORY CENTRE
www.users.waitrose.com/~whitehousefhc

Re: Mary Theresa Whitehouse from Birmingham - father John

whitehousefhc — 2009-03-04 20:57:05Z

Difficult, this. The first problem here is to identify her correct forenames, which would not necessarily be Mary Theresa in its entirety (could be Mary or Theresa, for example). I suggest that you search street directories of the time (Kelly or Post Office) and note down all the John Whitehouses with their addresses. Then go to the electoral rolls and look up every address until you find one with Mary Theresa (or variant thereon) Whitehouse (I assume she was still single in 1946/7). With confidence in the name(s), it might then be possible to do a meaningful search for a birth registration around 1920. Remember that people (esp. women) often understated their ages, so it would not be out of the question (unless you know better) for her to be the Theresa Whitehouse, whose birth is registered in 1917 in Aston RD. Of course, you could simply take a punt on this anyway, but it is more likely (unless you know better) that she was born Mary and then added Theresa, than the other way around. You say that what you put on Rootsweb is "all we know". I bet that's not strictly true. How do you know that she was born around 1920, for example ? Maybe you have information about her age from a death, marriage, burial etc. Maybe you know what forename she used. Try setting down all you REALLY know (and I mean ALL).
Kind regards, Keith
WHITEHOUSE FAMILY HISTORY CENTRE