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Annette commented on Jennifer Eklund, PLCGS's group 'Munforde Family'
my mumfords are probably onws from devon & cornwall england. some of the originak mumfords were from france. there was a simon montford(montfort) who had a lot to do in english history
Annette replied to Jo Kotylak's discussion 'Warren Family from Cornwall to Australia' in the group Warren Family
My ggrandfather was Josiah Warne(Warn-Warren) b Gunnislake, Cornwall , England. some members of this family moved to New South, Wales in Australia. Some lived in Mary Tavy, Devon. Have some info on my Warne side.
Annette replied to Jennifer Eklund, PLCGS's discussion 'Whose line is it anyway?' in the group Munforde Family
The Munfordde name is one of the variations of Montfort. My line is the Mumfords. Supposedly they originated in Normandy and moved to England. My ggrandmother was Eliza Mumford, b Aug 1846 in Eaton, England, county unknown. Her parents were John…
Debbie Kennett left a comment for Annette
Hi Annette, I'm not sure if I have the right person. I have recently taken over as admin of the Guild of One-Name Studies group on GenealogyWise. I noticed that someone by the name of Annette had previously requested to join the group. The…
Annette replied to Lorine McGinnis Schulze's discussion 'Residency Rules in USA for Naturalization' in the group :Naturalization Records
My ggrandfather, Patrick Ready's naturalization record states that he came over in 1862 when he was 15. I was told that since he was under 21 years of age, he could have filed for a declaration of intention and his naturalization at the same…
:Naturalization Records
A great way to find ancestors is in Naturalization Records. Passports, Oaths of Allegiance, Denizations and other Citizenship records are available for many countries
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Annette commented on Barbara Walsh's group 'County Cork, Ireland Ancestors'
Ggrandfather Patrick Ready was supposedly from Cty Cork. I've been told the name is usually spelled REIDY in Ireland, although variations like REDDY, REIDY, and REID, are used as another name for red or someone who has a ruddy complexion.…
County Cork, Ireland Ancestors
Group for those seeking information on ancestors from County Cork, Ireland
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Annette commented on Unknown Ancestor's group 'U.S. Passenger Arrival Records, 1820-1950s'
Ggrandfather Patrick Ready supposedly came over from Ireland to the U S in 1862, which was during the Civil War. At which port would he have come through, as the southern ports may have been closed.
U.S. Passenger Arrival Records, 1820-1950s
The starting point for documenting the voyages of your immigrant ancestors –and many native-born ancestors- should be the official customs lists and the later immigration manifests required by the U.S. government as of 1820.
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Annette replied to Annette's discussion 'Gordons' in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found
A long time ago a distant cousin Graham line) made up a family tree book and gave it to me. I still have some of it. I do not know who Robert's father was or where he came from although I do think the Gordons were Scots or Scotch Irish 1-8…
Kate Steere replied to Annette's discussion 'Gordons' in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found
Hi Annette-
Do you have any other information regarding your Gordon family to start with? Did Robert and Sarah have children? What are your sources for the dates for Robert and Sarah?
Kate
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- READY GORDON MUMFORD WARNE REED KELLER SLY
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- IRELAND ENGLAND SCOTLAND
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- i HAVE BEEN TRYING TO FIND OUT READY AND MUMFORD INFO FOR ABOUT 30 YRS. i JUST RECENTLY FOUND SOME READY INFO , I'M STUCK ON MUMFORD. EARLY O'NEIL CLAN MAY HAVE BEEN INTERRELATED TO MY READYS. EARLY GAELIC SPELLINGS OF READY AND ITS VARIANTS- SUCH AS REIDY, REDDY RUDDY HAD GAELIC SPELLINGS AS RUAN, RIADA, O RIADA, RHUAN AND OTHERS. ALSO WONDERING IF THERE IS A FIZGERALD CONNECTION TO THE READY LINE OR A ROCHE CONNECTION TO THE READY LINE.
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 12:20pm on March 24, 2010,
Debbie Kennett said…
- Hi Annette, I'm not sure if I have the right person. I have recently taken over as admin of the Guild of One-Name Studies group on GenealogyWise. I noticed that someone by the name of Annette had previously requested to join the group. The group is restricted to members only. If you are interested in registering a one-name study you might like to visit our website:
http://www.one-name.org
- At 8:46am on July 25, 2009,
Cynthia Reedy said…
- Hi Annette,
The Reedy name is my married name. I don't know too much about it. My husband's family came from Missouri, but before that, I don't know. My step-son has been doing some searching and I think the family came from Ireland, but not sure. I have also heard that it could have been McReedy. Sorry I don't have any more info than that.
- At 12:13am on July 24, 2009,
Keith Bage said… - Hi Annette,
I am the admin from the Guild of One-Name Studies group which it seems you have tried to join.
The Guild's group is currently restricted to members of the Guild's society. As far as I am aware you are not a Guild member and as such I can not approve your request to join the Guild's group.
If you are interested in One-Name Studies then I suggest you consider joining the Guild. You can find information on the Guild at www.one-name.org
Regards
Keith
- At 2:00am on July 22, 2009,
Olivia Ready said…
- No, my READY family were in London in 1800, moved to Grimsby, discovered gold in Australia, then came back & made money through fishing boats in Grimsby. sorry not to be able to help!
- At 10:38pm on July 21, 2009,
Wendy Archer said… - Hello Annette -
Thanks for your message when subscribing to England. FreeBMD and the censuses are the main resources you'll need to use - I don't see anyone with a relevant conection at genesreunited. I see you've mentioned your hunt on various of the genealogy boards already. I've checked the Guild of One-Name Studies for you & there isn't a MUMFORD study. Certainly you've well publicised your hunt around the net - I hope it bears fruit at some stage!
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