MARINCEL / MARINCHEL / MARINKELLE; anywhere; anytime Dear fellow genealogists, I'm studying the Dutch Marinkelle family. The oldest forefather in The Netherlands was Symon Marinchel, also written Marinkel. He was born around 1690 / 1700 in (the neighbourhood of) Bolzano. I'm trying to find out if the German Marincel family, the Italian Marinchel family, the Slovenian Marincel family and the Dutch Marinkelle family are one and the same family. Is there anyone who knows something of these families and is willing to give me some comments. Kind regards, Nanko A. Dijkveld Stol <dykvstol@xs4all.nl>

DACRE; ENG; 1500 Does anyone know about Lord Dacre, Dacre Lennard (Barrett) or Lady Jane CHichester ? Pls e-mail Thanks Derek chasede@nbnet.nb.ca (DC)

LENNARD,John; ENG; b.1500 Hello, Does anyone know anything at all about the Leonard(s) of Chevening , Sir Henry Leonard KUH, Lord Dacre ? Richard Lennard Lord Dacre ? (Marr Anne Throckmorton.) Please e-mail me with anything you might share Derek chasede@nbnet.nb.ca (DC)

RILEY James Edward; San Francisco, CA,USA; c.1876 Hello I am trying to trace: 1) >>any US descendants of my gt gt uncle James (Jim) Edward >>Riley who emigrated to San Francisco in 1876. He was born in Manchester in >>1852 to John Riley - a cotton merchant -and Anne Riley (nee Bolton). He was >>said to have married a lady who owned a laundry business in San Francisco >>and >>had saved himself upon arrival in SF harbour after his boat sank by >climbing >>up the anchor of a nearby boat! When his ship sank he lost a lot of family >>silver with it, which he was reputed to have been given by his mother, >whose >>favourite he was. >> >>I believe he had 2 daughters: Bessie Bolton Riley and Isobel Bolton Riley, >>the latter born in 1893 (and who married a Mr Sweet), and it is possible >Jim >>had a son, John Ernest Riley. I think he may have had a son called John >>Ernest because in the will of one of Jim's elder sisters (died 1922), John >>Ernest (described as a Master Mariner), was charged with delivering some >>possessions of Jim's deceased sister to his two daughters. I think Jim may >>still have been alive in 1922 as he is not described as the 'late' James >>Riley, unlike some of his elder siblings mentioned in the same will. This >is >>all I know of him (I have >>2 photos of him taken probably in the early 1870s). >> >>As I said, Jim's father was a cotton merchant in Manchester, although born >>on >>a farm in Warwickshire (1810). Jim's mother, Anne Elizabeth was the >daughter >>of William Bolton, owner of the Shakespeare Hotel in Stratford-on-Avon, >>Warwickshire. When Jim's father died in 1887, Jim returned to London for a >>few months, returning to S.Frisco in 1888. >> >>Secondly I am trying to trace other descendants of my gt gt grandfather >John >>Riley (1810-1887). After Manchester he retired to Barnes, SW London in the >>1860s. He had 9 children: >> >>1) William Bolton Riley (1838-1885), known as Bolton, lived in Manchester. >>It is thought he married a Miss Fearnley, and had 2 children - Francis >>Bolton Riley and Anne Mary Riley (known as Mary). >> >>2) (Rev) John Riley (1839-1914) - my gt grandfather - vicar of Murfield in >>W.Yorkshire and later Brill in Bucks. Married Charlotte Elizabeth Boys. 2 >>children: (Rev) Lambert Riley (1880-1948) - my grandfather - married >>Marjorie Grace Maton, and Margaret Riley (1883-1945) married Rev.Colin >>Millington. >> >>3) Sarah Elizabeth Riley (c.1841-1890), married twice: Dr Samuel Booth, >>George Allen. No children. >> >>4) Joseph St.Patrick Riley (1842-1897), known as Joe. A surgeon in Salford, >>Manchester. Married Emily Bibby (?). Probably 3 children (order unknown): >>Leonard Riley, Ethel Louise Riley (married a Mr Watson), and Dora Riley >>(b.1876) (married a Mr Wellwood). >> >>5) Henry Walter Riley (born c.1847, year of death unknown). Married a Miss >>Platt (?). Nothing else known - probably lived/worked in Manchester area. >> >>6) Alfred Riley (1848-1929?). Married Florence Emily Winton. 3 known >>children (no order): Alfred Winton Riley, Florence Olive Riley, Emily >Winton >>Riley. Alfred latterly lived in Saunderstead, Surrey. He may have worked in >>a bank. >> >>7) Katherine Riley (1849-1922). Known as Kate. Lived all her life around >>Barnes/Putney/Sheen area. Never married. Buried in Chiswick with younger >>sister Annie. >> >>8) Anne Eden Riley (1851-1923). Lived all her life around >>Barnes/Putney/Sheen area. Never married. Buried in Chiswick with elder >>sister Kate. >> >>9) James Edward Riley (born 1852, year of death unknown). Known as Jim. >>Emigrated to San Francisco in 1876 (see above). 2 daughters, possibly a >>son - John Ernest Riley. >> >>If you know of a connection from this information to your own family, I >>would very much like to hear from you, especially if related to Bolton, >Joe, >>Henry, Alfred or Jim Riley. >> >>Thanks >> >>Charles MW Riley, London, UK >> > Charles Riley <charlieriley@79askew.freeserve.co.uk>

RILEY Family; Manchester, ENG, London, ENG, San Francisco, CA,USA; 1810-1999 Hello >I am trying to trace: 1) >>any US descendants of my gt gt uncle James (Jim) Edward >>Riley who emigrated to San Francisco in 1876. He was born in Manchester in >>1852 to John Riley - a cotton merchant -and Anne Riley (nee Bolton). He was >>said to have married a lady who owned a laundry business in San Francisco >>and >>had saved himself upon arrival in SF harbour after his boat sank by >climbing >>up the anchor of a nearby boat! When his ship sank he lost a lot of family >>silver with it, which he was reputed to have been given by his mother, >whose >>favourite he was. >> >>I believe he had 2 daughters: Bessie Bolton Riley and Isobel Bolton Riley, >>the latter born in 1893 (and who married a Mr Sweet), and it is possible >Jim >>had a son, John Ernest Riley. I think he may have had a son called John >>Ernest because in the will of one of Jim's elder sisters (died 1922), John >>Ernest (described as a Master Mariner), was charged with delivering some >>possessions of Jim's deceased sister to his two daughters. I think Jim may >>still have been alive in 1922 as he is not described as the 'late' James >>Riley, unlike some of his elder siblings mentioned in the same will. This >is >>all I know of him (I have >>2 photos of him taken probably in the early 1870s). >> >>As I said, Jim's father was a cotton merchant in Manchester, although born >>on >>a farm in Warwickshire (1810). Jim's mother, Anne Elizabeth was the >daughter >>of William Bolton, owner of the Shakespeare Hotel in Stratford-on-Avon, >>Warwickshire. When Jim's father died in 1887, Jim returned to London for a >>few months, returning to S.Frisco in 1888. >> >>Secondly I am trying to trace other descendants of my gt gt grandfather >John >>Riley (1810-1887). After Manchester he retired to Barnes, SW London in the >>1860s. He had 9 children: >> >>1) William Bolton Riley (1838-1885), known as Bolton, lived in Manchester. >>It is thought he married a Miss Fearnley, and had 2 children - Francis >>Bolton Riley and Anne Mary Riley (known as Mary). >> >>2) (Rev) John Riley (1839-1914) - my gt grandfather - vicar of Murfield in >>W.Yorkshire and later Brill in Bucks. Married Charlotte Elizabeth Boys. 2 >>children: (Rev) Lambert Riley (1880-1948) - my grandfather - married >>Marjorie Grace Maton, and Margaret Riley (1883-1945) married Rev.Colin >>Millington. >> >>3) Sarah Elizabeth Riley (c.1841-1890), married twice: Dr Samuel Booth, >>George Allen. No children. >> >>4) Joseph St.Patrick Riley (1842-1897), known as Joe. A surgeon in Salford, >>Manchester. Married Emily Bibby (?). Probably 3 children (order unknown): >>Leonard Riley, Ethel Louise Riley (married a Mr Watson), and Dora Riley >>(b.1876) (married a Mr Wellwood). >> >>5) Henry Walter Riley (born c.1847, year of death unknown). Married a Miss >>Platt (?). Nothing else known - probably lived/worked in Manchester area. >> >>6) Alfred Riley (1848-1929?). Married Florence Emily Winton. 3 known >>children (no order): Alfred Winton Riley, Florence Olive Riley, Emily >Winton >>Riley. Alfred latterly lived in Saunderstead, Surrey. He may have worked in >>a bank. >> >>7) Katherine Riley (1849-1922). Known as Kate. Lived all her life around >>Barnes/Putney/Sheen area. Never married. Buried in Chiswick with younger >>sister Annie. >> >>8) Anne Eden Riley (1851-1923). Lived all her life around >>Barnes/Putney/Sheen area. Never married. Buried in Chiswick with elder >>sister Kate. >> >>9) James Edward Riley (born 1852, year of death unknown). Known as Jim. >>Emigrated to San Francisco in 1876 (see above). 2 daughters, possibly a >>son - John Ernest Riley. >> >>If you know of a connection from this information to your own family, I >>would very much like to hear from you, especially if related to Bolton, >Joe, >>Henry, Alfred or Jim Riley. >> >>Thanks >> >>Charles MW Riley, London, UK >> > "Charles Riley" <charlieriley@79askew.freeserve.co.uk>

RILEY Family; Manchester, LAN, ENG, London, ENG, San Francisco, CA,USA; 1810-1999 "Charles Riley" <charlieriley@79askew.freeserve.co.uk>

FURSS Petronella; Lüttingen DEU; 1863-1918 Who knows more about the ancestors and their children of Petronella Furss born at about 1863 in Lüttingen (Xanten, Germany) and married with Theodor Manten. Please react if you have some info. Greatings Joseph Kuijpers "Joseph J.M. Kuijpers" <cuperjjm@worldonline.nl>

JANSSEN Sibilla; Lüttingen DEU; 1837- Gesucht Sibilla etwa geburen rund 1837 wohnhaft in Lüttingen. "Joseph J.M. Kuijpers" <cuperjjm@worldonline.nl>

SCHUETZ / KARAU; Danzig,WPRU,DEU; 1830-1898 Searching SCHUETZ & KARAU families of Danzig c1830-1895. Associated names were FECHNER and TYBUSSECK. Wm Schultz _______________________________________________________ Get your free, private email at http://mail.excite.com/ wmsch@excite.com

MANTEN Franz; DEU; 1837- "Joseph J.M. Kuijpers" <cuperjjm@worldonline.nl>

MANTEN, Franz; DEU; 1837 I am looking for more information about the family Manten from Lüttingen (Xanten), Germany. Thanks a lot for your repons. Greetings from Holland Joseph Kuijpers "Joseph J.M. Kuijpers" <cuperjjm@worldonline.nl>

LEIGHTON Frederick; ENG; 1850- Looking for any information on Frederick Leighton who married Louise ? Children: Beatrice (b) January 1898 Laura (b) 27 November 1898 Frederick Charles Daisy Nell Elsie May Might be related to the artist Frederick (Lord) Leighton 1830-1896 Ken Adam ken@adam-family.freeserve.co.uk

MCSCHEREM / MCSHERMAN; IRL; 1890-1910 Does any one have any info on either McScherem or McSherman. I have not been able to trace it anywhere ? Lou Sposa 320 Legend Trail Indian River Shores Florida 32963-3926 561-234-0245 561-234-0246 Fax 954-804-1265 Cellular 954-220-9191 Pager lousposa@sprynet.com http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Hills/8058/

MCTAGGART, Neil; ON,CAN; 1832-1892 Neil appears in the 1871 Canadian Census as a Mariner aged 39 (that's how I got the birth year). He was married to Joanna GILCHRIST. They had 6 children, Willam (16) also a mariner according to the census, Neil (12), Frank (10), Donald (8), John (6), and Belle (4). He appears no where else. Someone gave my 2nd cousin a death year for Neil as 1892, but I'm not sure where that date came from. Can some one point me in the right direction to find out more about Neil? I'd really appreciate some advice. Thanks. Lisa Hendrickson ehendric@tir.com

REARDON Daniel; Eastham,ENG; 1850-1950 I am searching for information over Daniel Reardon married Marion Hyde (last known address in England is 17 Holme Road, Eastham). Two of their daughters Florence and Kate emigrated to New Zealand around 1904. Muriel Schiebaan-Corbett David Schiebaan <dws@knoware.nl>

BUGEL, Johannes Hermann; NLD> NY,USA; 1847 One of my ancestors, Johannes Hermann Bugel has emigrated to the United States in 1847. He went to New York with his spouse and 6 children. The name of his spouse was Gertrude Derksen. The following children probably went with him: Frederick, Rudolf and Antonetta Gubina Bügel. I am looking for people who are decendants of Johannes Hermann and Gertrude Derksen. If you know anything please send me an e-mail. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/6145 bugelci@hotmail.com "Ilona Bugel" <czeslawa@hotmail.com>

BARTLETT George; ENG > CAN; 1920 Hi :) I am trying to help a friend in Birmingham, England. Members of her family were sent here as children in 1920 they were born in London, England. George Bartlett and Margaret Bartlett. Margaret seems to have lived with and then adopted by a Mrs. (William?) Ryan who lived at 367 Antoine St., Montreal. George did not fare as well, he had a succession of labouring jobs in Coben, Thurso, Russell and finished up in 1929 in Kars, Carlton county. After that there is a note "Left for the bush". He did marry as there is mention of a Mrs. Bartlett in 1931. George would have been 19 at the time. My friend would love to be in touch with any descendants of Margaret and George. Jill Ontario, Canada secretbl <secretbl@eagle.ca>

WEAVER; FRA>ON,CAN; 1830 Re: WEAVER Michael;FRA>ON,CAN;1830 Looking for anything on Michael TISSERAND (WEAVER) and spouse, Catherine,arrived America 1830 from Alsace Lorraine, France. Name changed upon arrival, so must not have been a French speaking community. Arrived with daughter, Catherine, b.1824. Other children? Catherine married Joseph Senecal,b.1817 in Chambly, Quebec. Joseph and Catherine lived in Redwood, N.Y. and eventually on Grenadier Island, Ont., Canada. Anthing on the WEAVER/TISSERAND connection? Thanks, Gloria. gbc <gbc@frontiernet.net>

MCCORMACK Lissie; IRL>USA; 1860- Can anyone help me... I am looking for an ancestor by the name of McCormack. I think her name was Elizabeth but she was known as Lissie. She emigrated to the USA about 1860 I assume from Co Cavan Ireland and married but I don't know to whom. I know that she had a baby about 1878 and she died during childbirth. Is she anybodys gg grandmother,aunt or something?? I would love to hear from you. Ellen Email me at : eggerse@mpx.com.au Email Express: 36107352@pager.mirabilis.com My personal communication centre is at http://wwp.icq.com/36107352

BARAGWANATH John; CON,ENG; 1851 I am searching for information of the above. Best regards Anita Chillmaid "Anthony Sawyer" <adonidia@globalnet.co.uk>