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Oh Holly! I wish I were closer - but I think Pembrokeshire, Wales Great Britain is a bit off the beaten track But hello to any CANHAM/CANNOMs who may or may not be (distantly) related! Your Welsh Cousin! Melanie -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2003 2:03 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [CANHAM] Orleans County Fair! For you local CANHAMs who may wish to know the Orleans County Genealogical Society will be hosting a booth again this year at the Fair! Please stop by for a chat and to see our newer handouts. Thanks! Holly --- Incoming mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.488 / Virus Database: 287 - Release Date: 6/5/03 --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.488 / Virus Database: 287 - Release Date: 6/5/03
For you local CANHAMs who may wish to know the Orleans County Genealogical Society will be hosting a booth again this year at the Fair! Please stop by for a chat and to see our newer handouts. Thanks! Holly
Can you tell us which CANHAMs you are interested in reseraching and a little about your lines? Hope you enjoy the list- it's been pretty quiet- but perhaps we can get things going now in the season of family reunions, etc. Holly
George Washington CANHAM was born 9 Jul 1848 in Brighton, Massachusetts. He died (9 Apr 1922)? of San Francisco, San Francisco, California. His parents: William F. CANHAM, Jr. occupation: painter; plumber born: 22 May 1814 <area of London> chr.: 18 Jan 1818 St. George the Martyr, Southwark, Surrey, England immigrated: <probably around 1830 = guess> immigrated: 1839/41 from London to New York, with wife and one child. immigrated: 11 Sep 1843 on the 'Switzerland' ship from London to New York with father, wife, and two children. voter: 1866 California voting register (as 'Jr.') died: after 1880 married: 1837 St. George in the Borough, Frances JONES I located William F. CANHAM, Jr. on the 1860 California census with two other CANHAMs: Fredk CANHAM <1830 Mass.> in San Francisco Wm CANHAM <1814 London> in San Francisco Robt CANHAM <1829 Engl> in Brooklyn, Alameda, California Prior to moving to California, William F. CANHAM, Jr. resided in Massachusetts (Brighton), and New York, and England, in the London area. Children of William F. CANHAM, Jr. and Frances JONES (married 1837 St. George in the East, Middlesex, England) include: Thomas Philip b. 17 Nov 1839, chr 8 Dec 1839 St. Bartholomew the Great, London, England, died: 20 Aug 1920 Oakland, Alameda, California, married: 14 Jun 1870 in San Francisco, CA, Anna Elisabeth HOFFMAN Ann Frances b. abt. 1843 New York Martha W. b.abt. 1845 New York Elizabeth W. b. 2 Oct 1846 Brighton, Massachusetts; resided at 913 Larkin St in San Francisco, CA in 1900 census, d. <9 Apr 1922?> of San Francisco, CA George Washington b. 9 Jul 1848 Brighton, Mass., d.28 May 1928 in Marin County, California Mary Jane b. 9 Feb 1850 Brighton, Massachusetts, d. 24 Feb 1942 in San Francisco Nellie Ophelia (Ellen) b. abt. 1853 Massachusetts Fanny b. abt. 1864 California My direct line is through: *Robert CANHAM occupation: lumberman, shake maker, farmer, grazier, landowner of vines (California grapes) born: <1829> England died: 28 Dec 1894 Ben Lomond, Santa Cruz, CA married: abt. 1857, Minerva MEREDITH. I am told that Robert CANHAM is related to William F. CANHAM, Jr., and there were 5 brothers who immigrated to the Great Lakes area. Later, Robert CANHAM moved to California. If anyone has information on Robert CANHAM or his relatives, please contact me. I am willing to do a few lookups on California, Norfolk and London area CANHAMs in the records and indexes I have. Karen Eddy of Salt Lake City, Utah [email protected]
Karen Eddy has sent along her line of CANHAMs hailing from Surrey, England. Several folks have submitted their lines from other areas of England and know their CANHAM immigrant. I have not yet been able to find connections to these families, but I am sure there will be one. If any of you have had more success in tracing the lines backwards in time, please let us know! Thanks, everyone! And Happy Mother's Day to all of the CANHAM Mom's! Holly
We have some new folks joining our list now, at last! Let's make a real effort to share in a One Name Study and piece the CANHAM clan back together! Our line is down from James CANHAM m. Elizabeth SPOONER. We are happy to share, so please feel free to ask questions and make suggestions! Holly Ricci-Canham Orleans County, NY
Thomas CANNAM/CANHAM lived in Wicken, Cambridgeshire, England. He married Ann Roper in November, 1772. Their son Thomas married Elizabeth Darkin in Wicken May 24, 1803. Their son Jonathan married Phebe BAILEY 2-1-1834 in the Parish of Wicken. She was the daughter of John BAILEY and Elizabeth WILSON GOODMAN who were married 10-29-1811 in Wicken. Phebe was born Oct. 1812. John and Phebe had nine children and moved to Morgan Co. IL in 1850. Their son Edward Charles was my grandfather. Jonathan left one son in England, James, his oldest son by his first wife Elizabeth Nixon. Her other son George, came with Jonathan to IL. Jonathan married Elizabeth Nixon in Wicken, October 12, 1827. Carol Canham Harker Stafford Springs, CT
William Canham b. c1814 d. c1887 married Frances Jones b. c1816 d. c1898. They resided in London when their son Thomas Philip Canham was born in 1839. Family was in New York when daughters Ann Frances (c1843) and Martha W. (c1845) were born. Family was in Brighton, Suffolk Co. MA when children Elizabeth Warren (1846), George Washington (1848), and Mary Jane (1850) were born. Daughter Ellen O "Nelly" (c1852) may also have been born in MA. Family resided in CA when William (c1862) and Frances E. "Fanny" (c1864) were born. In CA the family resided in San Francisco. Thomas Philip Canham married Anne Elizabeth Hoffman. Ellen O "Nelly" Canham married Floyd Scott.
Sorry, but I don't have any info on your William. I sure would like to, tho! Would you know more about generations older than he? Thanks very much for joining the list and sharing. There certainly is a big migration pattern from Western New York to Michigan. Especially from Orleans County. Holly
Hi Fellow Canham/Cannom researchers: My name is Jim McCallum, and I live in Ontario, Canada, near Stratford. My Canham ancestors originated in the parish of East Ruston, Norfolk, England, and immigrated to Orleans County, New York about 1854. A few years later they moved to London, Ontario Canada. I have spent many hours tracing the Canham family origins from East Ruston to the parishes of Neatishead, Irstead, Coltishall, Sutton, etc. all in Norfolk. I now have the family lineage back well into the early 1600's and my compilations are a work in progress. Anyone wishing to have a copy of my file (though under construction) is most welcome to it. My e-mail is [email protected] Good luck everyone with their research! Jim
We are researching any Canham from the Norfolk/Suffolk area of England and, also, from London, Ontario, Canada. Thanks! Holly
Would appreciate any information on my gg grandfather who came to the US and m. Catherine who was from Rochester, NY They settled in MI. Name is also spelled Canom and Cannom. Thanks for any help. Nancy
Hi list, Does anyone have Canhams in Blackburn, Lancs in 1940s/1950s. Regards Joyce
Hi list, Does anyone have Canhams in Blackburn, Lancs in 1940s/1950s. Regards Joyce
Hi list Does anyone have Canham ancestors who are related to Anderson of Bingley,West Yorkshire.Known christian names are Charles,Elizabeth,Dorothy,Marjorie,Mary, and Florance Emily Canham whos mother was Emily Farnworth. Regards Joyce
Dear list Have just come across the CANHAM list - thought I had better join, as I have Canham ancestors - from Norfolk England. My direct line Canhams are: Harriet Canham b approx 1846 - married John S Dixon my gtx3 grandparents Samuel Canham b 1823 John Canham 1789-1872 John Canham 1769-1845 Samuel Canham b1728? and all their siblings obviously! Melanie Stark
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Hi All I'm in the process of extracting all references to the Canham and related families from the parish register of Neatishead, Norfolk, where my Canham ancestors lived in the 1700's, and probably your ancestors too! Many of you already have my original notes outlining our descent from a Samuel Canham, born about 1739. I am pleased to report that I have been able to gather further details about him, his wife, and their descendents from this parish register. I plan to type the results of my work in a report, which I will be glad to share with anyone who is interested. I will need another week or so to make sure I haven't missed any entries. The first ten years of the register is very hard to decipher, and some in Latin, making it nearly impossible to decipher. There are also surrounding parishes where our Canham ancestors were baptized, married and buried. I may continue with some of those to find additional details. Jim McCallum (great great grandson of Martha Harriet Cannom [Canham]) [email protected]
Hi I am new and looking for info on a elizabeth canham or a maryann (lenny) canham. They came from england and settled near sandwich Ill. elizabeth married a thomas wing and later a rorher. She and thomas had a daughter named grace. Maryann was also known as lenny and came from england. I don't know who she was married to. Would like any help. Thank you