Information wanted to HELP trace missing members of
Brian I. Randall's Family History
Information wanted from other family trees with possible
connections
Below you will find the surnames of people whom we are
trying to trace and details of what we know about them at
present. Many of the lines are still being researched, through
normal BMD, Census research.
If any one sees a connection please contact me, so that we can
confirm the link or otherwise.
Randall,
Payne, Pain,
Cutler, Ingall,
McGuckian,
Munro, Cruickshank,
Williams,
Jones, Hughes
Glenny, Buchan,
Westhead,
Other names are being looked at for
inclusion
RANDALL--Apart from trying to confirm Thomas Randall's
birth place and exact date,(Possible connection with
Charminster Thomas Randall m Mary Ash, 1st son William) we have
found quite a lot of descendants(Children, Grand-children,
Great-Grand Children) many of whom were alive in either
1881/1891/1901/1911 Census. It is probable that many of their
descendants now live in the Greater London Region
See--List of Thomas's
children's descendants through to 1911 Census
INGALL--Charles Randall my Grandfather was given a
silver cup by a Charles Ingall a friend of his father, and
inscribed with his date of birth in 1874, and took the middle
name of "INGALL".
5 generations of the family have borne the middle name
INGALL.
The latest is my Grandson born on the 3rd of January 2004, and
is called Luca Ingall De Maestri, son of my daughter Julie
Ingall nee Randall.
I believe there is a connection between Samuel Randall
Nurseryman of St. Thomas Exeter and a Charles INGALL following
time spent in London, where one of his daughters was born,
possibly training in gardening/printing catalogues.
His wife Susan Littleton, was born in London also, subsequently
residing in Stoke Damerel, Devon. Clearly there is a possible
connection with a Charles Ingall born about 1835? in Gravesend.
He named one of his son,s Samuel. Anyone out there able to add
to the facts so far.
MUNRO--James George MUNRO was my maternal Grandfather,
he married a Hannah WILLIAMS(see below). His father was
similarly named and born Dallas Morayshire in Scotland. I have
been able to get back to the early 1800's in Morayshire and
Cruickshank in Banff Banffshire. Any Munro/Cruickshank out
there who can suggest a link to their ancestors.
WILLIAMS--Hannah WILLIAMS was my maternal Grandmother,
and was born in Bootle and had family connections with
Peny-Bonc Farm, and Trewilmot Farm near South Stack Lighthouse,
Angelsey. Her father was a Richard, and it is said that the
famous wartime actor Emrys WILLIAMS (The Stars look down fame)
was her cousin? his father being a Minister of a Methodist
Church. We have now managed to get back quite a long way. Any
Williams who can help me tie the facts down, please contact
me.
HUGHES--ANN HUGHES was Hannah's Grandmother,(My GGGM)
and was born 1825 in Llanfaelog, Angelsey.
She married aged 18 a Richard Williams Sept 1843, and had a son
Richard Williams b.1844 (Hannah's father)
She died at the age of 22, in July 1847. Her father was Richard
Williams died May 1837 at Fferam Bach, Llanfaelog.
His wife was Mary and they had 4 children Ann, Ann Elizabeth,
Owen, and Richard and was on the 1851 census at Aberffraw,
Crown Lodhe keeping a public house.
McGUCKIAN--Mary McGUCKIAN was my paternal Grandmother.
Her father William came from Northern Ireland, but she was born
in Walker, Northumberland and met and married my Grandfather,
Charles Ingall RANDALL in South Shields. He completed his
Masters training as a Merchant Navy Officer there and
subsequently moved to Liverpool where he was a Captain in the
Leyland Line.
Mary had two sisters, one called Alice (m. REES), and one
called Isabella(Bella) who emigrated to New York.
My Mother and Father went there in the early 30's, as my father
worked on the Queen and Monarch of Bermuda plying between New
York, Bermuda, and Liverpool.
We moved to Bermuda, when I was 6 months old, subsequently
resided with Aunty Bella in NY. Any American information on
Great Aunty Bella who owned property on 52nd Street?, would be
helpful.
GLENNY--William Thomas GLENNY was my wife's father,
b.6th JUne 1909 in Litherland. His father was David Robert
William? GLENNY b. about 1879 Liverpool. m. a Catherine Dixon.
His father was William Robert? GLENNY b. about 1844? in Newry,
Northern Ireland. Does anyone have any certain d/b or
marriages, or siblings.
BUCHAN--Edna BUCHAN was my wife's mother. Her father was
John (Jack) Percival BUCHAN b. about 1885, Liverpool. m. Alice
WESTHEAD b. 1883? Any Ancestors
WESTHEAD--Alice WESTHEAD m. J.P.BUCHAN had siblings,
Nellie, Lily, Agnes, Peter and a number of other brothers. Any
knowledge?
CUTLER--Although the background to my G.G.Grandmother is
certain, with regard to her birth, marriage, parents, I would
like to think that there are some Cutlers out there who can add
or confirm further facts.
PAYNE--The PAYNE spelling (parent name PAIN) was carried
through the majority of Thomas's son's, and is a very helpful
marker in confirming his descendants. See RANDALL above.
PAIN(E)--See CUTLER as the same applies, any PAINs that
can help me confirm and add to the present facts, would be
appreciated.
I will be adding further names to this list as time goes
by.
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