2008-07-24UTC11:58:47RE: Windibank family treei have since discovered that richards father was richard widebank also, and was a banliff whatever that was,and anns father was thomas hobbs, they married 1st novembe 1846. if anyone has a match please contact me as hitting brickwall.thanksD Rodgers... 2008-04-22UTC06:10:18Are you sure Hazel didn't register in both your names?I wouldn't think the BBC would spam out invitations for something like this. We both registered (in our own names) though I didn't go for the competition aspect of it, so I won't get some researcher from Radio One seeing if I'm fun enough (and young ... <br /><a href="http://www.clarkeology.com/m/11200/Are+you+sure+Hazel+didn%27t+register+in+both+your+names%3F">Rated 1.38/10</a> on <a href="http://www.folkestonegerald.com">Folkestone Gerald</a>2008-04-07UTC06:10:39James Moore ClarkeGot an email from someone in the USA trying to trace Clarke ancestors from the UK. I don't think we have any Clarkes in the USA, and said that by email, but thought I'd republish some info here in case anyone else can help. Jim Clarke says:It is poss... 2008-01-10UTC12:37:59Wikipedia says noFrom Alice Keppel's wikipedia entry:Keppel was born Alice Frederica Edmonstone, to Sir William Edmonstone, 4th Baronet and Mary Elizabeth Edmonstone, née Parsons, at Duntreath Castle in the Blane Valley, near the village of Strathblane, north of Glas... <br /><a href="http://www.clarkeology.com/m/10824/Wikipedia+says+no">Rated 3.57/10</a> on <a href="http://www.folkestonegerald.com">Folkestone Gerald</a>2008-01-02UTC08:40:46Family tree homeHi I am trying to find info on my G.Grandfather William John Clarke, who lived in N.S.W. in the 1800's he married Rebecca Cleland and had 13 Children one of those was my Grandfather Alfred Edward Clarke who came to N.Z. in about 1889-1890.William was... 2007-10-29UTC02:12:21Splendid weekendedGreat weekend, went to visit the folks and we got down in plenty of time to go to Portsmouth Dockyard and see the Mary Rose and the Victory. The Mary Rose was more interesting than I thought, it's not just a big lump of driftwood, but the Victory was... <br /><a href="http://www.clarkeology.com/m/10627/Splendid+weekended">Rated 6.43/10</a> on <a href="http://www.folkestonegerald.com">Folkestone Gerald</a>2007-07-10UTC04:35:53Looking For GrandmotherLast known name Josie Robinson but believed to have re-married. Owned a public house in Folkestone with husband.<br /><br />Any help would be appreciated. I am 25 and living in London. Lost contact with Grandmother and would like to meet her.2007-07-05UTC03:07:40JOHN TIMEWELL CLARKEMy gr-gr-grandparents were John Timwell Clarke ( 1800 ) and Jane Darch who were married on 21 Jan 1829 in London. They had a son John Timwell born on 8-12-1832. He was christened on 30-12-1832 at Old Church. Saint Pancras. London. Englan... 2007-05-18UTC06:43:30hope the conference is goodis it tomorrow though, as in saturday?I didn't mean to embed that picture like that and have you guess what i'd been up to, it was just meant to be a link to the photo album, yeah we got married.Have you given up on the music now then?... 2007-05-18UTC06:20:12Looks like Leeds might be safe for a whileLeeds after global warming sea levels...Lots is new since I last saw you, mostly including getting married, moving to Folkestone, and surviving an earthquake. I too am mortgaged up, should have done it a long time ago instead of all that gadding abou... 2007-05-01UTC01:28:28Clarkes of New YorkNo connection as far as I can see, but I'm republishing this mail that I keep getting sent here, in case it's of any interest to anyone. Looks like some automated text from some family tree software to me.My name is James A. Clarke. I am a fourth gen... 2007-04-23UTC08:12:21More HucklesHi Pauly:I found a request on your website for information on Huckles from Texas. I was not able to get the registration page to load, so I am emailing you.I am married to a Huckle from Texas. His name is Mark Huckle, born 1957 in Pasadena, Texas. Hi... 2007-01-28UTC12:13:05RE: I knew thathi allthis is for all those interested in the windebanks of wield. i was passed the info by susan knight and i have comfirmed it via the wield parish records.the following are in susans own words:***************************************Note: There are... 2007-01-28UTC11:47:38RE: Windibankthe following info is for all who are interested in the windebanks of wield.i was passed this info by susan knight and has been checked via the wield parish records.the following is in susans own words: **********************************************N... 2007-01-04UTC03:24:28I knew thatThat's in reference to my new bookmark The Passingham Family Blog: May 2006 Archives there is it? I saw our Edward Windebank (son of John Windebank) was born in 1847, so it sounded pretty good to me, but I can't tell if the thing they've transcribed ... 2006-12-04UTC01:55:29I don't have a Matilda Windebank...Maybe I'm not as up to date as you, I have a Matilda Samways (1888), Matilda Clarke (1851), and Matilda Grant (1853)... Do I have one of them saved under her married name? I see what you mean though:The History of the Jacobs Family From Havant and So... 2006-12-03UTC11:05:48RE: Hambledon Marriages William & Lucy are ours.Did you check out the Jacobs page for hambledon. Edward Jacobs married OUR Matilda Windebank2006-12-01UTC01:19:35RE: How are we supposed to find out if we've accidentally intermarried now???When your babies are born with horns and tails you will know!<br />Pops2006-12-01UTC09:50:14How are we supposed to find out if we've accidentally intermarried now???2006-09-25UTC09:56:29RE: Excitement for this week:Wait, so Clare's uncle's surname is Clarke? Did her whole family take your name when you got married?2006-07-14UTC01:10:13I am looking for Matilda Windebank born abt 1807 who was married to John Watkins. Her Father was Thomas Windebank Mother Maria2006-04-25UTC09:12:57RE: WindibankI am searching for the family of Mary Kate WINDIBANK, sister to Frank, who married Arthur WALKER my great granducle.<br />Would like to share info,<br />2006-03-28UTC08:09:51RE: Weddingtastic weekender<br />The bride looks to me like she's rather fit - gym or no gym. It's a shmae she's married and I'm ugly....<br /><br />Look at me, I've put in a username for once!2006-03-13UTC02:55:53RE: The Windebanks from Wield HampshireAm searching for Thomas Windebank, born, supposedly, in Hampshire, in 1774. Think he could be connected with either the baby registered in Bighton in 1774 as "Windebank, son of Thomas Windebank", or the W family who came from Portsmouth to Fairoak.He... 2006-03-07UTC03:03:35George Richmand SamwaysMy grandfather, George born in England, grandmother Rose Freemantle, mother Edith Freemantle. Father George trampled to death by a horse, brothers Walter and Frederick placed in the care of two maiden aunts both schoolmistresses in the village of Lit... 2006-03-04UTC04:20:08RE: F WINDEBANKam seeking information about Thomas Windebank, born 1774. Think he MIGHT be the son, grandson, etc of the Thomas Windebanks of Bighton who was registered as just ". . . son of Thomas The first definite information I have is when he later married Mary... 2006-03-01UTC12:34:25RE: GOODALLHi,tracing back any information about william Miller-Goodall, married kathreen shaw around the 1950s. They were my grandparents, and were abroad in India aroind the 1950s. If you have any link of connection, it would be most appreciated. My grandfat... 2006-02-13UTC10:57:43William of Orange family treeNot sure if / how any of those Windebank's mentioned fit in here, but just as an aside here's William of Orange's family tree.Our connection with that name is where Caroline Clarke married John Windebank, in the 1800s... we also have Harriet Ann Cole... 2006-01-23UTC01:20:17Our TribeHi Stuart, not sure if there's a connection with our lot or not - the only Tribes we have are Sarah Tribe my Great Great Grandmother, born 1824 who married James Cole Clarke. Her father Thomas Tribe (probably born in the 1790 / 1800s) could have had... 2006-01-14UTC11:03:41We also have an Elizabeth Cole born 1794, eldest daughter of John ColeOur Elizabeth Cole was born in Chichester, West Sussex and married James Clarke. They had three children, Caroline, Mary Dash and James Cole (Cole now becoming a middle name). She died in June 1886 in Widley (now known as Cosham, Hampshire), UK. I th...