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My Family Web Pages of NOUD Ancestors and Descendants From Ireland to Australia , Canada and the United States of America

CAN YOU INDENTIFY THE YOUNG GIRL,(POSSIBLY A DAUGHTER OF WILLIAM & ANN (BARRATT) NOUD ? in the above photo.

Direct line Ancestors: of Irish, Scottish and English, descent. Allen, Barton, Batchelor,Bentley, Bray, Burch, Carter, Collins, Cooper Cripps, Curran, Donnelly, Featom, Ferguson, French, Frost, Gladdish,Hodsoll, Housden Huggins, Hynds, Jarman, Kanneney (Sic), Kennedy, Kinnefeck, Lake, Lee, McGregor, McLean, Noud, Randal, Rayner, Thurley, Standford , Sullivan, Talbot, Walters,

Direct line Ancestors: of English, Irish and Scottish descent. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Allen, Barton, Batchelor,Bentley, Bray, Burch, Carter, Collins, Cooper Cripps,, Curran, Donnelly, Featom, Ferguson, French, Frost, Gladdish,Hodsoll, Housden Huggins, Hynds Jarman, Kanneney (Sic), Kennedy, Kinnefeck, Lake, Lee, McGregor, McLean, Noud, Randal, Rayner, Thurley, Standford , Sullivan, Talbot, Walters.

The following information is being made available with the hope of making contact with others researching the same families. The information contained on these pages is a combination on many family members work, all working towards the same goal of establishing our Family Tree. These pages are still under construction but eventually I hope to cover the following names:- McGREGOR, POWELL, BLAKE, COOPER, SHEPHERD, EVANS, WATT, HALL, NOUD, SULLIVAN, SEXTON, HASSETT, APPLEYARD, McLEAN, GRACE, WARN, DAWSON, BREMER/BRAMMER, HARRISON, WHEATLEY, FERGUSON, CURRAN, GORE, AGNEW, BOLTON, MILLER, JACKSON, ARNDELL and ARUNDEL, many other names will be associated with these names by marriage.

Getting Around There are several ways to browse the family tree. The Family View shows the person you have selected in the center, with his/her photo on the left and notes on the right. Above are the father and mother and below are the children. The Ancestor Chart shows the person you have selected in the left, with the photograph above and children below. On the right are the parents, grandparents and great-grandparents. The Descendant Chart shows the person you have selected in the left, with the photograph and parents below. On the right are the children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Your site can generate various Reports for each name in your family tree. You can select a name from the list on the top-right menu bar. In addition to the charts and reports you have Photo Albums, the Events list and the Relationships tool. Family photographs are organized in the Photo Index. Each Album's photographs are accompanied by a caption. To enlarge a photograph just click on it. Keep up with the family birthdays and anniversaries in the Events list. Birthdays and Anniversaries of living persons are listed by month. Want to know how you are related to anybody ? Check out the Relationships tool.

Family names being researched are:- McGREGOR, POWELL, SHEPHERD, NOUD, BLAKE, COOPER, JACKSON, SEXTON -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Family Tree Maker Reports and Trees User Home Page Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of John GNOUD User Home Page Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of John COOPER User Home Page Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Jane WHEATLEY User Home Page Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Henry BLAKE User Home Page Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Patrick McGRIGOR

Juliette's Genealogy Pages, Juliette descends through John M cGregor and Elizabeth Andews Our McGregor Family Our story begins in Scotland, where our most distant ancestor, PATRICK McGREGOR was born, c1740 in the Perthshire area. There were McGregors in Fortingall, Perthshire from the beginning of the 16th century. Our Patrick had died before 1790, having wed in 1757 at Fortingall, MARGARET McGRIGOR who had been born in Learagan, Perthshire.

In 1876 a remarkable old man lay dying at his Pelican Creek farm on the Far North Coast of New South Wales. It was a long way from the little village of Farley in distant Wiltshire where he was born in 1798. Perhaps he thought about the near sinking of his convict ship in the Atlantic Ocean as it transported him to Australia and 14 years of convict servitude. Maybe he recalled that on opposite sides of the world he had twice escaped the hangman's noose, that he had twice survived confinement in prison Hulks and twice been married. A daring overland trek by bullock team from the Hunter Valley to pioneer new farms in the Richmond River wilderness with his extended family must also have been in his thoughts. Follow the links to read his story in detail.

My name is David Chard and it was my daughter, Belinda that got me hooked on genealogy and to research the various branches of our family. We live in Sydney, Australia and with the assistance of family who still live in Wales we were able to trace our line of CHARD back to the 1600s and to a village by the name of Chewstoke, Somerset. As we mentioned earlier we also trace the name of BUGDEN...COLE...CRAWFORD...and..... YO

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Introduction As most would know, to trace a family to it's roots is a path that leads every which way, with bends and curves, hills and valleys, highways that lead to sheer walls of nothing and overgrown foot tracks that meander into clearings of knowledge and ancestral beauty. To pursue these trails within the borders of one country is an adventure, to try and carry on this type of expedition from another is perhaps an adventure, with all the traps and pitfalls that nature and fate can devise to deter you along the way. Only with the assistance of the most trusted local guides and experienced bearers can the truth be found. In recent years the introduction of the home computer, the internet and email have brought people seeking answers to the missing branches to their family tree together with the ability to share information more readily. What follows is not only of the Perring family in Australia, but all those from England and elsewhere that have contributed. Although the validity of some information can never be confirmed, if included, with that which can be a presumption of the facts is possible. The name Perring originated in England in the 11th century, coming from Pierrun, a Norman name, which entered England with the troops of William the Conqueror in 1066. Nicholas Pierrun, is recorded in the Doomsday Book, the first English census taken in 1066-1086. Later the English version appeared as Perring and was noted and recorded to William Perring, the County of Sussex in the year 1332. The family has a coat of arms with the inscription "Impovidum feriunt ruinae" meaning, "The ruins strike him undismayed."

EVERINGHAM DESCENDANTS, Bridge, Crosland, Hibbs, - --from the Hawkesbury district ,of NSW

Researching the Descendants of Laurence Gill a convict from Ireland who was sentenced to transportation for seven years to Australia in 1820. Here he met and married fellow convict Emily Amelia Thornton and together raised a large family in the Upper Colo Region of NSW.

My name is Reg and I am a descendant of William Johnson, Frank Ritchie Johnson, Reginald William Johnson. I am keen to locate any descendants of William Johnson. I have been researching for some time now. It is an off and on process. But eventually I will get all those vital names to piece together the Johnson's. It is important to me to keep a track of all the Johnsons so that those in the future can relate back to their ancestors. Hopefully the details I am searching for will be fruitful. Below I have appended some names for consideration. You may recognise some and, if this is the case, please contact me. The details are a little sketchy because I feel it is not right to lodge all names on the internet for privacy reasons. The immediate names that relate to me are, of course, Johnson, Jackson, Shea, Robertson and Rankin. A lot of the names relate to marriages. However, if you can relate to one of these name I am only too willing to help you. ______ Descendants of William JOHNSON 1 William JOHNSON ..+Euphemia Petrie ROBINSON ........2 Frank Ritchie JOHNSON ............+Susan SHEA ........2 Edith Clarence JOHNSON ............+Charles DAVIS ........2 Ernest Robert JOHNSON ........2 George Christopher JOHNSON ........2 George Hastie JOHNSON ............+Margaret Marie HANSON ........2 Jane Ellinor JOHNSON

John, a descendant of: Patrick and Margaret Butler nee Bolton, who settled at Swan Bay, Richmond River NSW after arriving from Ireland on separate ships in the early 1860's. Alexander and Christine Armstrong nee Groat, who settled in Albany, Western Australia after arriving from Scotland in 1862. John and Mary Nugent nee Telford, who arrived in South Australia on the 7th February 1854 and settled in Melrose, South Australia. Philip and Mary Malone nee Carroll, of New Ross, Co. Wexford Ireland, who arrived aboard the "Vocalist" on the 10th January 1856 with their 6 children. Edward and Ann Gard nee Doherty. Edward was from Ballybranaghan, County Cork Ireland and Ann from Ramelton, Co. Donegal, Ireland. Patrick and Ann Doherty nee Gallen both arrived aboard the "Herald" with their parents from Ireland. Patrick from Ramelton, Co. Donegal, Ireland and Ann from Donoughmore, Co. Donegal Ireland. Fay, nee Cleary, descendant of: Timothy and Ann Cleary nee Malone, who settled at North Parramatta NSW after arriving from Ireland aboard the "Hotspur" on the 24th February 1861. Margaret or Mary Brennan arrived from Cork, with her son John Brennan, on the convict ship "John Bull" in 1821. Margaret married Peter Byrne, also a convict, at St. Mary's Cathedral in 1825. John and Johanna Brennan nee Crowley after living at Regentville, settled at Emu Plains NSW. Patrick and Elizabeth Brennan nee Perkin lived around the Meroo rive area before settling at Maitland Bar, the gold mining area on the Meroo River. Elizabeth was the licensee of the Maitland Bar Inn and Patrick the Blacksmith. John and Ann Hough nee Atkins, who arrived in Australia, with their family, in 1834 and settled at Windsor NSW. James and Mary Daniel nee Riley, both convicts, settled in the Macdonald River area in NSW. James arrived, in Port Jackson, on the ship "Medway" in 1822 and Mary on the ship "Edward 1" in 1826.

This is an effort to add to and summarise what people know about this family tree. An index of related webpages is here: users.skynet.be/lancaster/ Please contact me if you have advice, questions, criticisms, etc, and please be careful about using this information without mentioning the source - not because I want brownie points, but because this information might contain mistakes, and so all people passing it around should be careful to help researchers trace back to the person who made them!

This family story with James Davis and his wife Mary Sabey. James was born in 1800 at Colmorth, Bedfordshire, England. He parents were Samuel Davis and Ann Gales. James married Mary Sabey on the 26 November 1821 at Little Stukeley, Huntingdonshire, England. The Davis family left England for Australia in 1848 aboard the ship "Emperor". They arrived in Sydney just before James and Mary's 27 wedding anniversary and the birth of their first grandchild that survived.

Contains names of over 4800 persons linked by family. one of the many found under the Surname list Percy Amos LEE and Ruth Amelia LLEWELLYN http://www.members.optusnet.com.au/battlerbob/f93.html#f1281

This web page is intended to be a living database for Joseph Davis & Mary Ann Rogers and their descendants. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. I am grateful to all those who have contributed over the years and to those who may assist me in filling in the gaps. correcting or adding additional information in the future.

Here is a taste of Australian History through our ancestors' lives. Research done by various family members (see credits) shows that some of our earliest ancestors came to Australia in chains- not immigrants by choice but as convicts, at the behest of the English crown. This information was kept hidden by earlier family members, because of the shame associated with the convict era. However attitudes changed during the Bicentennial (1988) when two hundred years of settlement (or European invasion) was celebrated. Many people took an interest in searching out their forebears around this time and many found their origins were quite interesting. In our case the Saul family found that they were descended from at least two female convicts and one male convict who were transported to Australia (Sydney and Port Arthur in Tasmania) in the early 1800s. Enjoy using the links or shortcuts to read about our family, look at our family tree , check out stories of the past and photos of the present. Contact fellow family members and arrange to meet them in the chat page, and alert the web page organizer to any updates/errors. Happy viewing!

Father: Robert BLANCH Born: 1753, England Marr: 1776 Died: 1831, England Mother: Elizabeth BRANN Born: 1755, Eng Died: 1791

Cowper Family with connection to the HOUGH family of Maclean NSW

The ancestors of Allen Evans and their descendants

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work in progress on the family history of the Rayner Family from Casino, N.S.W., Australia. Any additional information from any other sources to contribute to my research is most wanted & appreciated.

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Descended from William Frederick Smyth-Blood, Emily Louise Holman and Margaret Alicia Shiel. Some of the families fron the Grafton Maclean Clarence river area

Hello, My name is Christine Daley and on these pages I am endeavoring to place my Family Tree -----------------roots, branches, twigs and all. I have included, not only the results of my own research but the results of many, many people who have kindly helped me and are willing to share so that future generations will know their ancestors. I will be adding more families on, I hope, a regular basis, so please call back for a visit. If any of the names listed have a connection to you, than PLEASE contact me. Also if you find any errors again, PLEASE contact me. Some of these families have connections to Grafton and Casino area's

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This Fitz(-)Henry family history and one-name study blog is a collaborative project by: ~ Jo Fitz-Henry (England) ~ Ann Fitzhenry (USA) ~ Lesley Champion (Australia) It's a collection of stories and information that we've found about people named Fitz(-)henry whether or not they've got a hyphen. John and Julia FITZHENRY buried Maclean NSW

This family has connection with the ASCOLI and SCHIPP family From The Maclean area of NSW

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THE CLAN & THE NAME OF FERGUSON or FERGUSSON No single or common origin has ever been traced for the name of Ferguson or Fergusson which from very early times was established in many parts of Scotland, throughout the Central Highlands, Dumfriesshire, Ayrshire, Fife, Angus and Aberdeenshire, and in corners as remote as the burghs of Dunbar and Tain. Its original Gaelic form MacFhearghuis or MacFergus has been spelled McKerras, anglicised as Ferguson or Fergusson, and shortened in Fergus, Ferrar, Ferrie, Ferries, Ferris and Ferriss, corrupted into other forms like Fergushill and Fergie, and the Sept Macadie with variations of Kiddie and Keddie. There is a legendary first ancestor in Fergus Mor mac Erc, a very early King of Scots in Argyll, and a more probable one in Fergus Prince of Galloway who died in 1161.

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Genealogy 02/11/2008 Names: Housden Huggins Jarman Lee Rayner Thurley Standford Member R Kennedy Click here to e-mail (Visit Meldreth-Cambridgeshire) Australian, Irish, Scottish and English Genealogy Direct line Ancestors: of Irish, Scottish and English, descent . Allen, Barton, Batchelor,Bentley, Bray, Burch, Carter, Collins, Cooper Cripps,, Curran, Donnelly, Featom, Ferguson, French, Frost, Gladdish,Hodsoll, Housden Huggins, Hynds Jarman, Kanneney (Sic), Kennedy, Kinnefeck, Lake, Lee, McGregor, McLean, Noud, Randal, Rayner, Thurley, Standford , Sullivan, Talbot, Walters, http://coraki.webs.com/ Just surfed in ----------------------------------------------------------------------

Genealogy 02/11/2008 Names: Housden Huggins Jarman Lee Rayner Thurley Standford Member R Kennedy Click here to e-mail (Visit Meldreth-Cambridgeshire) Australian, Irish, Scottish and English Genealogy Direct line Ancestors: of Irish, Scottish and English, descent . Allen, Barton, Batchelor,Bentley, Bray, Burch, Carter, Collins, Cooper Cripps,, Curran, Donnelly, Featom, Ferguson, French, Frost, Gladdish,Hodsoll, Housden Huggins, Hynds Jarman, Kanneney (Sic), Kennedy, Kinnefeck, Lake, Lee,

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Thomas Hodsoll was buried 17 Aug 1553 (Ref. 1). He had 3 sons, the eldest was William and the youngest John. The second son's name is not recorded. Bold print shows the descent from Thomas Hodsoll to Charles Maxfield Hodsoll

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A history of the surname Inskip (Inskipp and Inskeep)

This song relates to fact: this Rob Roy was the youngest son of the more famous Scottish rebel - Rob Roy McGregor. He abducted a wealthy widow, Jean Key, and forced a form of marriage, and himself, upon her. What is not here related is that Rob Roy and his brothers were forced to release Jean Key, and Rob Roy was eventually hanged. The tune really is supposed to change for verses 7 and 8. The first tune used here is Bonny House, and the second part is called Haud awa frae me Donald.

Welcome to Rob Roy on the Web, a guide and directory to resources on the Scottish hero Robert "Roy" MacGregor (1671-1734) and his image in literature and film.

GROLIER ENCYCLOPEDIA: Rob Roy, actually Robert MacGregor, b. 1671, d. Dec. 28, 1734, was a Highland freebooter known as the Scottish Robin Hood. Nominally a cattle dealer, he became a cattle thief who sold his neighbors protection against other rustlers. When the protection business failed, Rob Roy was accused of fraud and declared an outlaw. After his principal creditor, James Graham, 1st duke of Montrose, seized his lands, Rob Roy warred with the duke until 1722, when Rob Roy was forced to surrender. Later imprisoned, he was finally pardoned in 1727. His memory has been perpetuated and romanticized by Sir Walter Scott in the novel Rob Roy (1818). Charles H. Haws

S rioghal mo dhream (My Race is Royal) SOME SEPTS OF CLAN MacGREGOR

MacGregor, the name of a clan esteemed one of the purest of all th Celtic tribes, the distinctive badge of which was the pine.They were the principal sept of the Siol Alpin, and there can be no doubt of their their unmixed and direct descent from the Albanich or Alpinian srock, which formed the aboriginal inhabitants od Scotland. They were once numerous in Balquhidder and Menteith, and also in Glenorchy, which appears to have been their original seat. An air of romance has been thrown around this clan from the exploits and adventures of Rob Roy, and the cruel sufferings of the proscriptions to which they were, at different times, subjected to by the government.

My own McGregors The House of Glengyle The House of Roro. Ardlarich, a Roro offshoot. RobRoys - A collection of Rob Roy descents. NonRobs - Not so. A lesser group! Cambus McGregors - An enclave near Doune. Glencarnoch. The line of the present Chief.

The MacGregors are one of the oldest and most famous clans in Scotland. Legend has it that they are descended from Grigor, one of the sons of Alpin, who was King of the Scots around 787A.D.

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