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Re: Children of William Willoughby and Sarah Tarlington

Trisha709 — 2009-09-05 00:36:26Z

I am sorry. In the last post I was mistaken. I took a look at my tree and James B. Willoughby who I descend from was the son of Tarlington Bates Willoughby. His grandparents were William Willoughby and Sarah Tarlington. I have Tarlington Bates Willoughby's Headstone on my tree. Along with his wife Diana Caldwell. I was fortunate to have a volunteer through Find A Grave take a picture of their stones for me. Anyway, would still really like to hear from any cousins. Sorry for the mistake.

Trisha

Re: Children of William Willoughby and Sarah Tarlington

Trisha709 — 2009-09-05 00:30:46Z

Hi Penny, I am a direct descendant of James Willoughby, son of Sarah Tarlington and William Willoughby, and have recently come across his Death Certificate showing he died in Michigan. I can give you an invite to my tree which has quite a bit of Willoughby Family Info. if you are interested. Or you can email me at pellertrisha@yahoo.com. I'll send a copy of this to your email as well. Thanks for the post.

Trisha

Re: Children of William Willoughby and Sarah Tarlington

PGroup2222 — 2009-09-03 02:31:07Z

Am planning a trip to PA and hope to hit the Willoughby
hot spots. Looking at Allegheny County. I know that William's son, James did die in that area, in Perryville.
And then there are all the mentions of Juanita, Mifflin, etc. but can't pinpoint exactly what location they are discussing. If you have any ideas on how to see some Willoughby sites in PA, or if there is some research I can do while I am there..............would love to have them.
I also am of the Tarlington Bates family. Discovered it when I entered my Grandfather's name in a Google SEARCH box - his name was Tarlington Bates Carpenter. What a wonderful surprise when the other Tarlington's popped up. Have not been in touch with Rae for quite a while - do not know how to contact her. I can add some theories if you want to e-mail me.
Penny LGroup2220@aol.com

Re: Willoughby/Griswold

jdgde — 2009-08-30 01:17:12Z

Hi Bill,

I have looked at her, she is the only Huldah Willoughby I can find that would be the right age b.in Conn. I am a bit concerned over the marriage to Melzar Howe but it seems to be recorded, big age difference. There is a researcher doing the Howe family, (I have another one in my tree) and I have sent him a note on Melzar, maybe he will have some information. There is a large Griswold family in that area of Goshen, but census reports put Samuel Griswolds birth in NY (you never know, that could be wrong). Anyway I seem to want to lean thier direction but would like to have something more concrete, I've been looking for over 10 yrs so not sure I'll find out for sure. Thanks so much for the reply, if you trip over something concerning Huldah keep me in mind.

Thanks again!
Denise Griswold-Hill

Re: Willoughby/Griswold

WILLOUGHBY — 2009-08-30 01:01:12Z

Dear Denise:

I have a Huldah Willoughby, born 20 March 1773 in Goshen, CT. Se was the daughter of John Willoughby, Jr. and Olive Smith. She married Metzah Howe, b. 19 Oct 1837. Is this your Huldah?

P.S. I am writing a book on the Willoughby family, due be completed in about 12 months.

Bill Willoughby

Willoughby/Griswold

jdgde — 2009-08-29 20:17:41Z

Looking for family information: Huldah Willoughby b.abt 1777 Conn. m. Samuel Griswold b. 1775 NY? Lived Apalachin/Owego, Tioga Co. NY 1810-50 census She died after 1850. On 1820 census Truman Willoughby was living next door, possible relative of Huldah. Need Parents!!

Thank You
Denise Griswold-Hill

Re: Willoughby Family from Fawley near Wantage, Berkshire / Oxfordshire

jacksue115 — 2009-08-23 08:31:13Z

Hello Do your willoughby's have connections with shrivenham berkshire. my willoughby's come from there. and moved to Kidlington Oxfordshire. in 1780's. could there be a connection. best regards sue.

Re: Willoughby Family from Fawley near Wantage, Berkshire / Oxfordshire

jacksue115 — 2009-08-22 18:33:36Z

Hello. Do Your Willoughby's have connections to Shrivenham . best regards Sue.

Re: Willoughby in Oxfordshire

jacksue115 — 2009-08-22 06:23:02Z

Hello Selina.I am inviting you to my tree for the willoughby's . what have you got on the Grove's and Sargents . i will see what i can find . best regards sue.

Re: Willoughby in Oxfordshire

Selina93659 — 2009-08-21 10:40:27Z

Hi Sue. I am looking to extend the Willoughby tree back, and any info on Joseph's in-laws the Grove family. I know Joseph was one of 8 children (the latter two were possibly half siblings). I know that his father was a William Willoughby b.1801c poss born in Oxfordshire, and his mother was called Elizabeth born around the same time.
Joseph Willoughby and Emma Grove are my GGGG-Grandparents. Their daughter Mary Ann married into the Sargeant family etc. Any info that you have that maybe linked would be very helpful. Thanks Selina.

Re: Willoughby in Oxfordshire

jacksue115 — 2009-08-20 18:52:00Z

Hello Selina. I have got Joseph in my tree but no marriage. what are you looking for i will try to help you if i can . how are you connected to the willoughby's . my conection is through william willoughby b 1795 kidlington who was the brother of williams mother mary . best regards sue.

Re: Willoughby in Oxfordshire

Selina93659 — 2009-08-20 10:57:14Z

Excellent, I am look particulary for one of their sons, Joseph Willoughby b.1828c, who married a Emma Grove in 1850 in Wokingham, Berks.

Re: Willoughby in Oxfordshire

jacksue115 — 2009-08-19 22:24:00Z

I Have william and Elizabeth willoughby in my tree.

Re: Thomas Willoughby b.1773 m. Nancy Chambers b.c1777 (Willoughbys:TN>IL>IN>ID)

BScottWilliams — 2009-08-12 17:33:26Z

Hello,

I am sorry to have not checked back on the postings. I would very much like to know more about the children of Thomas Willoughby and Nancy Chambers. Thank you,

BSW

Re: William Willoughby Ireland>US 1735-1794

Trisha709 — 2009-08-06 18:10:17Z

Think I gave you the wrong Greats'

Florence-Great
John Albert- GG
James B.- GGG
Tarlington Bates- GGGG
William Willoughby- GGGGG

Sorry about that.

Re: William Willoughby Ireland>US 1735-1794

Trisha709 — 2009-08-06 18:08:49Z

I am also interested in any information you may have. William Willoughby and Sara Tarlington's son Robert was my GGGG Grandfather. Their son Tarlington Bates was my GGG Grandfather and his son James was my GG Grandfather. I have information on my tree on down to the recent generations. James had a son named John Albert who married Nettie Smith. They lived in Owosso Michigan. Their only child was my Great Grandmother Florence Eugenia Willoughby. Look forward to hearing from the two of you.

Re: Children of William Willoughby and Sarah Tarlington

Trisha709 — 2009-08-06 18:02:16Z

I am also a Descendant of William Willoughby and Sara Tarlington through their son Robert. Robert's son Tarlington Bates Willoughby was my GGGG Grandfather. He married Diana Caldwell. I have all of Tarlington's Family information along with pictures on my tree if any of you are interested. I still have not been able to find the burial place for Robert Willoughby. I do have some death records I found recently I have added as well. If any of you are of this line I would love to hear from you.

Tarlington Bates Willoughby and Diana Caldwell had quite a few children. 4 of their sons were Civil War Veterans, including James B. Willoughby my GGGGrandfather.

Re: Minnie Willoughby Wanty

janestivens — 2009-07-24 17:35:12Z

I note it's quite a few years since you posted your message but felt I should reply as I'm sure we are related. I was a Willoughby before marrying and I know of several members of the family who went to Michigan - Joe Green (father also Joe Green), Minnie, Walter and George. The cottage where they used to live has now been demolished but was white with a thatched roof. Some of the family, I believe, also went to Australia. I do not have alot of information but my father knows more. If you receive this message please confirm receipt and maybe we can exchange information.

Alfred Joseph (Jack) Willoughby

Whssuper — 2009-05-23 19:54:58Z

I am looking for any family to Jack Willoughby, he was married to my Great-Great Aunt Allie Hickman and I would like to contact a relative. I know he was a telegraph operator and died in 1939.

William Henry Underhill Willoughby, Kent, England- Mariner and Yeoman of the Guard

valspa — 2009-06-25 00:11:45Z

Does anyone know of this family? I have been trying to piece this together for years. I have not been able to make any contact with family members or distant relations, but there must be some one out there who knows about this family

Name: William Henry Underhill Willoughby
Birth: 1819- 1825 in Chatham, Kent, England
Death: 1899 in Lewisham, London, England.
Occupation: Mariner, Yeoman of the Guard.
1st Marriage: 1844 in Surrey, England
Mary A Pearse or Pierce or Pearce
Birth: 1818 in Clapham, Surrey, England.
Death: Mar 1890 in Lewisham, London, England.
Children- Mary Ann Willoughby. Joseph Underhill Willoughby married Caroline Ann Hobart migrated to Victoria, Australia.
John Underhill Willoughby.
Emillie Underhill Willoughby married Charles Agnew Turner, Robert Soutter and George Edward Hare.
Rebecca Underhill Willoughby married Algernon Payan Percy.
Frederick Stephen Underhill Willoughby married Maria Matilda South. Migrated to Victoria, Australia

2nd Marriage Emma unknown

Children:
Harry Walter
Louisa A
Herbert F
Charles E
Emily Florence

Re: Willoughby's from Wicklow to Birkenhead to Canada

blueyez179 — 2009-05-13 12:29:31Z

1850 census.....Walker and Cary Ann

1850 United States Federal Census
about W S Willoughby
Name: W S Willoughby
Age: 49
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1801
Birth Place: Amherst
Gender: Male
Home in 1850(City,County,State): Nelson, Virginia
Household Members: Name Age
Cary Ann Willoughby 35
H P Willoughby 12
Joshua L Willoughby 14
Lurana Willoughby 8
S A Willoughby 10
W S Willoughby 49
Walker S Willoughby 1

Re: Willoughby's from Wicklow to Birkenhead to Canada

blueyez179 — 2009-05-13 12:25:03Z

Here is a Walker S. Willoughby on the 1860, living in Virginia with a son named Joshua.....

1860 United States Federal Census
about Walker S Willoughby
Name: Walker S Willoughby
Age in 1860: 59
Birth Year: abt 1801
Birthplace: Nelson
Home in 1860: Nelson, Virginia
Gender: Male
Post Office: Lovingston
Value of real estate: View Image
Household Members: Name Age
Walker S Willoughby 59
Mary Willoughby 50
Joshua Willoughby 25
Hugh P Willoughby 23
Walker S Willoughby 59
Mary Willoughby 50
Joshua Willoughby 25
Hugh P Willoughby 23

Re: Willoughby's of Kentucky

GenFool1 — 2009-04-11 07:29:10Z

There is a Vernon Willoughby 1901/1955 h/o Myrtle 1902/1972, and Zee Jr. N/A/1990 and Zera 1866/1955 buried in the Martin Cem. Hwy 213 at the Spruce Ch. of God. You can find the list on ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ky/montgomery/cemetery/m....
There was a little settlement off Rt. 11 between Clay City, Powell Co. and Montgomery Co. where Willoughby's Road is.

Re: Looking fior Maria Willoughby

unfreyd — 2009-06-18 15:41:03Z

I have a Albert Edward Willoughby (b. ~1886) who married Elizabeth WELLS and emigrated to New Zealand from England (d. 1951).. could be the son of your A E Willoughby??

I don't have a lot of ino, just starting on my partner's tree so if you could confirm or disprove this would be a start! (& if it is connected can trace it forward for you!)

GiGI whimsykill@gmail.com

Re: Goerge Hunter Willoughby

unfreyd — 2009-06-18 15:38:47Z

I have a Albert Edward Willoughby (b. ~1886) who married Elizabeth WELLS and emigrated to New Zealand (d. 1951).. have you found any other info that would confirm or disprove this connection?

GiGI whimsykill@gmail.com

Re: Alfred Joseph (Jack) Willoughby

norma_willoughby — 2009-05-23 21:26:17Z

Since there are so many duplicate names it might help if you gave time and area.

Re: Willoughby's of Kentucky

MollyB710 — 2009-05-14 03:34:21Z

When you wrote your query you were on the willoughby board. I have a Hugh Willoughby, born in England, who was to have settled in Norfolk area around 1710 and from there to Albemarle Co., Va around 1750-60. He had a son Alexander, born 1760 in Va. and then to KY around 1782. Have not had any luck finding this particular family in VA. There was a Capt. Tomas Willoughby who was well known in Norfolk, and another Willoughby whose house is open to the public in Norfolk, called the Willoughby/ Baylor House. There is another large Willoughby family in the Nelson Co., Va area (Walker S. Willoughby). This is apparently not my family. If you know anything about Alexander Willoughby I would be eternally grateful. He married Elizabeth Welch Rice and was a Rev. veteran and pensioner. He's buried in Nicholasville, KY

Re: Willoughby's from Wicklow to Birkenhead to Canada

MollyB710 — 2009-05-14 03:14:44Z

Walker willoughby, b. 1801 in Amhurst Co., VA, had a son Walker S. Willoughby also. I have a small descendant outline I can give you as an attachment. E-mail me at MollyB710@aol.com

Re: Willoughby's of Kentucky

MollyB710 — 2009-05-15 05:15:59Z

Thanks for your reply, Sherry. I have all that info, and much more. The problem seems to be that Hugh H.Willoughby and Agnes Suthard/Sutherland, etc. are assumed to be the ancestors of the Willoughby's living in Nelson Co., VA and they don't know of any Alexander!!! One of us is obviously wrong, but don't know who. Katherine (Willoughby) Shely was my great, great grandmother and I'm sure of the connections back to Alexander, but cannot find any real proof that Hugh H was his father except from a letter written by my Grandmother.She gave Hugh's spouse as Agnes or Jane Southerland. I've tried all variations of the name and come up with nothing positive. Molly

Re: Reply to message #71 Pam Guay

pameguay — 2009-07-16 19:19:37Z

Wow, I jsut googled myself and saw where back in June of 2000 you responded to me saying you had information on Granville Willoughby who was my great grandfather. Curious if you were still at the email address.

WILLOUGHBY Paul M 1963-1963

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-25 12:03:55Z

WILLOUGHBY Paul M 1963-1963

I photographed this gravestone in the Parkdale Cemetery, Arlington, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,767 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: WILLOUGHBY/CANADA

taznana — 2009-05-13 06:38:45Z

Is there anyone who can help with finding Walker S Willoughby born 1801 married Cary or Carol Ann Powell born 1815, I have them from Canada, they had a son Joshua born 1837 in Virginia I think. thanks.

Re: Willoughby's from Wicklow to Birkenhead to Canada

taznana — 2009-05-13 06:02:23Z

I am looking for Walker S willoughby born 1801 and his wife Cary or Carol Ann Powell born in 1815, I have Alberta. I can't find them. Do you have anything on them.

Re: Willoughbys

AnnieinMinnesota — 2009-06-24 21:33:32Z

I am looking for info on the family of Rupert A. Willoughby and Emily Irene O'Brien of CA; and that of the family of their son, Lawrence Anderson Willoughby from WA.

James Willoughby and family

thepaddockmidghamgreen — 2009-04-17 15:27:07Z

James Willoughby b.1872 in Wicklow left Birkenhead for Canada together with his two children James (Jimmy) and Marjory. Does anyone have information about them. I think that they were joined by his widowed sister Sarah Rome and her 5 Children. I would like to hear if anyone knows about this family also.

Willoughby's from Wicklow to Birkenhead to Canada

thepaddockmidghamgreen — 2009-04-17 15:23:28Z

George Willoughby b.1860 in Wicklow, his wife Laura b.1863 and their two children Nicholas b.18888 and Sarah b.1889, left Birkenhead for Canada at the end of the 1800. I would like to know what happened to that family. Can anyone help

NEW WILLOUGHBY WEBSITE

BAUGHER_BIVIN — 2009-04-30 13:58:41Z

I have a new W'by website where resources may be shared. Here you may download any pdf or text doc that interests you. The link:

www.willoughbysite.com

SPREAD THE WORD!!!

~SHERRY

Re: WILLOUGHBY RESOURCES

BAUGHER_BIVIN — 2009-04-30 13:53:11Z

The "Willoughby Site" is officially up and running!!! Here's the link:

www.willoughbysite.com

See you there! ~Sherry

Re: WILLOUGHBY RESOURCES

BAUGHER_BIVIN — 2009-04-05 23:36:02Z

Gale & mumrules,

When my Willoughby site is up and running, I will post the link right here. If you have clicked the "Send me an alert..." box below, then you will get an email notification.

Thanks for your interest!!! ~Sherry

Re: WILLOUGHBY RESOURCES

BAUGHER_BIVIN — 2009-04-05 23:29:42Z

Thanks, Norma. As soon as the site is up and running, I will post the link here. ~Sherry

Re: Willoughby's of Kentucky

BAUGHER_BIVIN — 2009-05-14 05:04:33Z

Molly,

I did a search at ancestry and, according to quite a few trees, Alexander's parents were: Hugh H. Willoughby & Agnes Suddarth. There are several variations for his mother's surname: Suddarth,Southerd,Southerland

One tree lists:
-Hugh H.: b.? England, d. 1768 Amherst Co., VA
-Agnes Suddarth: b. abt 1739 Stafford, VA, d.1825
-Alexander: b.1757 Virginia, d.1842 Jessamine Co.,KY
-Elizabeth: b.1768 Charlotte,VA, d.16 Dec 1844 Jessamine Co., KY
-Their Daughter, Katherine Hughes Willoughby: b. 14 Oct 1808 KY, d. 26 Nov 1895 KY; She married Washington F. Shely (1802-1841)

There is only one record listed for Alexander:
Kentucky Census, 1810-90

I have come across his name quite frequently in my Willoughby searches. He is mentioned in a book about Jessamine County, the title of which I don't recall. I do believe that "Jessamine County" is in the title, though.

Hope this helps! If you don't have an Ancestry subscription, I highly reccommend it as it is an invaluable site. My research moved along exponentially after signing up!
HAPPY HUNTING!!! ~Sherry

Re: Samuel Willoughby

TyLane1991 — 2009-06-24 20:42:34Z

Do you know who Martha's parents were? The bond for the marriage of Samuel & Martha was with John Goodrum, 29 June 1835. John J. Goodrum's 2nd wife was Eliza Ragsdale. We don't know who her parents were. She was possibly a sister to Martha. Any help you may have regarding the Ragsdales would be much appreciated. Thanks

WILLOUGHBY Ed 1890-1942

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-20 23:13:24Z

WILLOUGHBY Ed 1890-1942

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,884 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: Willoughby's from Wicklow to Birkenhead to Canada

cfcmidghamgreen — 2009-05-13 11:22:01Z

Sorry no.

Re: Willoughby's from Wicklow to Birkenhead to Canada

cfcmidghamgreen — 2009-05-13 11:19:59Z

George's parents were Nicholas Willoughby and Sarah Needham from Wicklow.

Re: Canadian Willoughby's

KeithSly46 — 2009-05-27 00:43:04Z

I am seeking additional information on John and Ann Willoughby who arrived in Canada from Ireland in 1817 and settled in the Front of Lansdowne Twp.in Leeds County. They had at least four children:
Nicholas (bn 1817) married Jane ?;
Dorothy (bn 1818);
Ann (bn 1821);
George (bn 1825)married Mary Ann Hill.

John Willoughby died about 1829-30; did Ann remarry?
Nicholas Willoughby became a land surveyor and lived north of Gananoque.
George Willoughby and family moved to Michigan about 1860.
Some of these people would appear to be the same as those you are researching.

Re: John Willoughby 1790-1830 IRL-ONT

KeithSly46 — 2009-05-27 00:23:15Z

I am seeking additional information on John and Ann Willoughby who arrived from Ireland in 1817 and settled in the Front of Lansdowne Twp. They had four? children:
Nicholas (bn 181?) married Jane ?;
Dorothy (bn 1818);
Ann (bn 1821);
George (bn 1825)married Mary Ann Hill.

John Willoughby died about 1829-30; did Ann remarry?
Nicholas Willoughby became a land surveyor and lived north of Gananoque.
George Willoughby and family moved to Michigan about 1860.

Some of these people would appear to be the same as those mentioned in your posting.

Willoughby in Oxfordshire

Selina93659 — 2009-07-12 22:18:52Z

Seeking information about the family from William Willoughby b.1801c d.1884, who married Elizabeth, and their many children.

George Willoughby

creativeip — 2009-04-30 17:42:56Z

I wonder if anyone can help me with details of where my late Father George Willoughby was born as I am trying to obtain a copy of his birth certificate.He married Mary Hilda Turnbull in Keighley in 1946 and then Mary Swales in 1961 He died in Halifax in 2002

According to his first marriage certificate he was born in 1916 but the details on his second marriage certificate would make his birth year 1919

Any clues?

Re: Willoughby's from Wicklow to Birkenhead to Canada

mumrules — 2009-05-13 08:03:20Z

Hi, do you happen to know who George's parents were?

I have William Willoughby who was born about 1865 and his parents were John Willoughby and Alice Young. He had the following siblings.

Sarah, John, Thomas Edward, Anthony and Alice.

Vicki