922 entries · 206 surnames

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Every named individual this archive has found, from any source, with the source beside each one. This is the raw catch — not a family tree, and not all of it is this family.

922 entries for 597 distinct names, every one of them carrying a link to something — a person's dossier, or the record that names them. 449 come out of a document this archive has actually read. The other 473 come out of the family tree, which is a different kind of thing entirely, and the Source column says which is which on every row.

Read this before you read the list.

record means this archive opened the document and read the name in it: a Queensland death registration, a parish register transcript, a service dossier, a coroner's file, a surgeon's journal, a payroll, a newspaper. 449 entries. Not all of these people are relatives — the men who gave evidence at an inquest and the convicts on a transport are here because they are in the record, and leaving them out would be editing it.
family tree means what the family believes, not what a record proves. 473 entries, carried in from the MyHeritage export. Treat each one as a claim until it turns up somewhere else on this page with a source beside it.
above a graft is the same thing, worse. 98 of those 473 sit above one of the two joins this archive has tested and rejected — the D'Arcys of Hornby Castle and the Sneyds of Keele Hall. They are real historical people, mostly; they are simply not attached to this family by anything. Both grafts, set out in full →
Living people are not here at all. Not hidden, not gated — absent from the build. The rule withholds 2,034 people across the whole tree. How it works →

And here is the number this page exists to make impossible to miss. Only 49% of what follows rests on a document. The rest rests on somebody's tree — usually somebody else's. An archive that publishes the two in one list, in the same typeface, without saying which is which, is not being honest with you. What this one got wrong →

The same distinction is drawn on every person page. Each opens with a pedigree chart whose cards are bordered solid where a record writes the relationship down and dotted where only the tree asserts it. Of 473 charts, 19 contain a solid edge. The people →

922 entries · everything is listed; the filters only narrow it

922 records across 206 surnames. A record is not a person: the same person can appear many times and two people can share a name, so a row links to whichever page this archive has actually identified.

Name	What the source says	Source
Audrey Dell D'Arcy	burial · 1 Nov 1929 – 1 Aug 2022, aged 92 · Centenary Memorial Gardens, Brisbane · plot GARDEN OF REFLECTION, Section E, Site 20 · the Audrey “Dell” Murdoch who married Kenneth Lindsay D'Arcy at Toowoomba in 1952	record ↗ Find a Grave memorial 242573098 · Centenary Memorial Gardens, Brisbane
Catherine D'Arcy	death · aged 86 · Brighton district, Sussex, Q1 1876 · vol 2B p.164 — matching a birth of 10 Dec 1789	record ↗ England & Wales Deaths 1837-2007 (GRO index)
Catherine D'Arcy	death notice · “On the 23rd ult., at BEDFORD SQUARE, BRIGHTON, MISS CATHARINE D'ARCY, aged 86”	record ↗ Horsham, Petworth, Midhurst and Steyning Express, 8 Feb 1876, p.2
Catherine D'Arcy	death duty · grant year 1876 · Court of Probate · of Brighton, Sussex	record ↗ Index to Death Duty Registers 1796-1903, TNA IR 27/396
Catherine D'Arcy	census 1841 · aged 39 · Western Buildings, Brighton	record ↗ 1841 census HO107/1122 bk8 f.37 p.22 sch.1912
Catherine D'Arcy	census 1851 · aged 50 · LODGER, UNMARRIED, “Fund holder” · BORN BARBADOES · 22 WESTERN COTTAGES, Brighton	record ↗ 1851 census HO107/1646 f.357 p.59 sch.172 (indexed as ARCY)
Catherine D'Arcy	burial · died 23 JANUARY 1876 · ST ANDREW'S OLD CHURCH, HOVE, Sussex · the exact date the Horsham paper printed a fortnight later	record ↗ Sussex Burials, TNA RG 37/65/2 p.47
Catherine Lucy Jane D'Arcy	baptism · 23 January 1832, Milford · father JOSEPH, “Lt Col RA of MILFORD HOUSE”, mother KATHERINE LUCY ELIZA	record ↗ Hampshire Baptisms (Hampshire Genealogical Society)
Charlotte Cathcart D'Arcy	marriage · 1859, PARRAMATTA, New South Wales · to ROBERT MEAD PEARSON · registration 2618	record ↗ New South Wales Marriages 1788-1945
Charlotte D'Arcy	born 29 April 1825 · baptised Chatham 31 March 1826 · father GEORGE PITT D'ARCY, Bt: Major 39th Foot · mother MARIA · eight days before the England sailed	record ↗ FreeREG, Chatham St Mary the Virgin
Charlotte D'Arcy	death · aged 73 · Brighton district, Sussex, Q2 1869 · vol 2B p.152	record ↗ England & Wales Deaths 1837-2007 (GRO index)
Charlotte D'Arcy	census 1841 · aged 35 · Western Buildings, Brighton	record ↗ 1841 census HO107/1122 bk8 f.37 p.22 sch.1912
Charlotte D'Arcy	census 1851 · aged 40 · LODGER, UNMARRIED, “Fund holder” · BORN LYME REGIS, DORSET · 22 WESTERN COTTAGES, Brighton	record ↗ 1851 census HO107/1646 f.357 p.59 sch.172 (indexed as ARCY)
Charlotte D'Arcy	burial · died 28 MAY 1869 · ST ANDREW'S OLD CHURCH, HOVE, Sussex · Anglican	record ↗ Sussex Burials, TNA RG 37/65/2 p.47
Constantine D'Arcy	buried Chatham, 9 May 1805 · entered as Lt in the Royal Engineers	record ↗ FreeREG, Chatham St Mary the Virgin
Constantine D'Arcy	entry 335 · “Died at Chatham, 6 5 1805” · christened St Michael, Barbados, 18 Feb 1786	record ↗ Connolly, Roll of Officers of the Corps of Royal Engineers
Constantine D'Arcy	burial · 9 May 1805, Chatham St Mary the Virgin · “Lt in the royal engineers” · no age	record ↗ Kent Burials, Medway Archives P85/1/79
Constantine D'Arcy	commission · Gentleman Cadet to Second Lieutenant, Corps of Royal Engineers, 1 Feb 1804, vice Harding	record ↗ London Gazette 15707 p.690, Ordnance-Office 4 June 1804
Constantine D'Arcy	commission · Second Lieutenant to First Lieutenant, Royal Engineers, 1 Mar 1805, vice Dyson — the same page as his father's lieutenant-colonelcy	record ↗ London Gazette 15789 p.351, Ordnance-Office 18 March 1805
Constantine D'Arcy	death notice · “the son of Col. D'Arcy, chief engineer of Chatham lines; his remains were interred with military honours”	record ↗ Kentish Gazette, 14 May 1805, p.4
Eliza D'Arcy, née Keeling	died 01/07/1918 · parents: — · — Keeling	record ↗ Queensland death index 1918/B/27431
Elizabeth Eleanor D'Arcy	MARRIED ARTHUR ASHLEY RUCK · PENZANCE, September quarter 1877 · GRO volume 5c page 381, both parties indexed to the same page · the quarter is marked >99% transcribed — THE TREE ASSERTED THE RUCK CONNECTION AND NOTHING HAD EVER DOCUMENTED IT	record ↗ FreeBMD, GRO index of marriages, Sep quarter 1877, 5c 381
Francis D'Arcy	listed in a half-pay section of the same 1778 Army List — a different man from Robert, and the archive was right to separate them	record ↗ A List of the Officers of the Army, 1778
Frank Hamilton Hyde D'Arcy	baptism · 26 November 1868, Croydon Common St James, Surrey · father FRANK HYDE, “Gentleman”, mother ANNA MARIA, of St James Road — five months after his father's death	record ↗ Surrey Baptisms, Surrey History Centre 2809/1/2 p.204
Frank Hamilton Hyde D'Arcy	death · 1910, Chelmsford, Essex	record ↗ England, Newspaper Death Notices
Frank Hyde D'Arcy	marriage · 29 September 1863, Lymington, to ANNA MARIA SIMPSON, daughter of R. Salisbury Simpson, of Bengal	record ↗ Thacker's Overland News for India and the Colonies, 3 Oct 1863, p.25
Frank Hyde D'Arcy	baptism · 22 June 1839, Milford · BORN 14 DECEMBER 1838 AT MADEIRA · father JOSEPH, mother KATHERINE LUCY ELIZA	record ↗ Hampshire Baptisms (Hampshire Genealogical Society)
Frank Hyde D'Arcy	death · 15 June 1868, Worcester, aged 29 · buried PENNINGTON, Hampshire, 20 June 1868	record ↗ England & Wales Deaths 1837-2007; Hampshire Burials; Western Daily Press, 22 June 1868, p.4
Frederick Robert D'Arcy	baptised Chatham, 2 July 1811 · father George · mother MARY — the first wife	record ↗ FreeREG, Chatham St Mary the Virgin
George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy	baptised WESTMINSTER, 31 AUGUST 1818, entered as GEORGE ABBAS KOOLY D'ARCY · father JOSEPH D'ARCY · mother KATHARINE GEORGIANA · ABBAS KOOLY is Abbas Qoli, for Prince Abbas Mirza, whom his father had served five years in Persia · the eldest son, never named in either death notice	record ↗ England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975 (FamilySearch index), transcripts read on FindMyPast
George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy	ENSIGN, 94TH REGIMENT OF FOOT, by April 1837 · a Gazette memorandum exists only to fix his name: “The Christian names of Ensign D'Arcy, of the 94th Regiment of Foot, are George Abbas Kooli” — he was eighteen, and the War Office had got it wrong	record ↗ The London Gazette, 27 April 1837, issue 19488, p.1079
George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy	LIEUTENANT, 26 SEPTEMBER 1839 · “Ensign and Adjutant George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy to have the rank of Lieutenant”	record ↗ The London Gazette, 26 September 1839, issue 19773, p.1824
George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy	CAPTAIN, 12 NOVEMBER 1846 · “Lieutenant George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy to be Captain, vice Davenport”	record ↗ The London Gazette, 12 November 1846, issue 20664, p.4260
George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy	MAJOR, 3RD WEST INDIA REGIMENT, 6 JULY 1852 · “Captain George Abbas Kooli d'Arcy, FROM THE 94TH FOOT, to be Major, by purchase, vice Findlay, promoted” — fifteen years in one regiment, then a transfer to a West India corps	record ↗ The London Gazette, 6 July 1852, issue 21336, p.1890
George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy	LIEUTENANT-COLONEL, 7 JULY 1854 · “3rd West India Regiment, Major George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Murray, who retires” · gazetted in London on 7 July and again in Edinburgh on 11 July	record ↗ The London Gazette, 7 July 1854, issue 21569, p.2119; The Edinburgh Gazette, 11 July 1854, issue 6402, p.601
George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy	LISTED 7 JULY 1857 as “Lieutenant-Colonel George Abbas Kooli d'Arcy, 3rd West India Regiment”, among officers of mixed rank each carrying a date · THE HEADING OVER THAT LIST HAS NOT BEEN READ, so what it conferred is not stated here — only that he is a Colonel by 1859	record ↗ The London Gazette, 14 August 1857, issue 22031, p.2790; The Edinburgh Gazette, 18 August 1857, issue 6728, p.750
George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy	GOVERNOR OF THE GAMBIA, 17 JUNE 1859 · “Colonel George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy to be Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over Her Majesty's Settlements in the River Gambia” — gazetted in the same sentence as the new Governor of Hong Kong	record ↗ The London Gazette, 17 June 1859, issue 22275, p.2361; The Edinburgh Gazette, 21 June 1859, issue 6920, p.861
George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy	HIS WHOLE CAREER, IN THE COLONIAL OFFICE'S OWN WORDS · “adjutant of the 94th regiment for three years, IN WHICH CORPS HE SERVED 16 YEARS · AUTHOR OF A WORK ON ‘LIGHT INFANTRY DRILL’ · commanded the 3rd West India regiment for several years · served in the SOUTHERN MAHRATTA AND SAWANT-WARREE CAMPAIGN, E.I., 1845-6, UNDER BRIGADIER OUTRAM · was AIDE-DE-CAMP AND ASSISTANT PRIVATE SECRETARY TO FIVE SUCCESSIVE GOVERNORS OF BOMBAY, and also to General Sir Willoughby Cotton when he commanded the Bombay army · SOLD OUT IN 1858” — and he wrote a book	record ↗ The Colonial Office List for 1877, 16th Publication, biographical notices — Internet Archive colonial-office-list-1877
George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy	GOVERNOR AND COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE GAMBIA, JUNE 1859, and what he did there · “organised a successful expedition against the powerful robber-king of BADDIBOO, on which occasion he received THE THANKS OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE · commanded the Gambia militia artillery in the field, and was present at THE BATTLE OF SABBA, 21ST FEB. 1861” · he left the Gambia in JANUARY 1867	record ↗ The Colonial Office List for 1877, 16th Publication, biographical notices — Internet Archive colonial-office-list-1877
George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy	TUBABECOLONG, 1866, AND A VICTORIA CROSS WON BESIDE HIM · when Marabout forces invaded the ceded mile and besieged a British town, he embarked at FORTY-EIGHT HOURS' NOTICE and carried their entrenched position · TWO OFFICERS WERE KILLED AT HIS SIDE, Lieutenants Kelly and Jenkins of the 4th West India Regiment, with four soldiers, two volunteers, four of the native contingent and 61 of all ranks badly wounded · “PRIVATE SAMUEL HODGE, WHO FOLLOWED COLONEL D'ARCY THROUGH THE STOCKADE, RECEIVED THE VICTORIA CROSS” — Hodge was among the first black soldiers to be awarded it · on leaving, the European merchants gave him an address and a SWORD OF HONOUR WORTH £120, “for devoted bravery at the storming of Tubabecolong”	record ↗ The Colonial Office List for 1877, 16th Publication, biographical notices — Internet Archive colonial-office-list-1877
George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy	GOVERNOR OF THE FALKLAND ISLANDS, 1870 · RETIRED, 1876 · the Colonial Office's own list of Falkland governors runs “W. F. C. Robinson, 1866 · COLONEL D'ARCY, 1870 · T. F. Callaghan, 1876”, and its list of Gambia governors “1852 Colonel L. S. O'Connor · 1859 COLONEL G. A. K. D'ARCY · 1866 Admiral C. G. E. Patey” — TWO COLONIES AND AN OCEAN APART, confirmed from the department that appointed him	record ↗ The Colonial Office List for 1877, 16th Publication, biographical notices — Internet Archive colonial-office-list-1877
George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy	“THE PRESENT REPRESENTATIVE OF THE FAMILY · Colonel George Abbas Kooli d'Arcy, Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Gambia, who, THROUGH HIS MOTHER, CLAIMS DESCENT FROM EDWARD III (vide Burke's Royal Families)” · his mother was Catherine Georgiana West · arms given as “Azure, semee of cross crosslets, and three cinquefoils, argent”, crest “a spear broken or, banded gules” — a CLAIM reported in 1866, not a pedigree proved	record ↗ Notes and Queries, 3rd Series, Vol. X, 1 December 1866, p.432 — read in the open scans, Internet Archive notesqueries310unse
George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy	A SECOND GOVERNORSHIP, AND THE ARCHIVE HAD NEITHER · “Colonel George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy: GOVERNOR OF THE FALKLAND ISLANDS 1870-1876” · he is listed again among colonial governors after Luke Smythe O'Connor — so the Gambia from 1859 and the Falklands from 1870, two colonies and the width of the Atlantic between them	record ↗ a Falkland Islands bibliography and Henige, Colonial Governors from the Fifteenth Century to the Present, both indexed in the Internet Archive's full text
George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy	ADJUTANT, 94TH FOOT, in the monthly Army Lists of 1840 · “Adj. Geo. Abbas Kooli [D']Arcy” in both the January-June and July-December volumes — THESE ARE THE “MILITARY RECORDS FOR 1840 AND 1841” this archive had as a bare mention and had never identified	record ↗ The Army List [British Army] 1840, monthly, January-June and July-December
George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy	HIS CAPTAINCY PRINTED TWICE · “Lieutenant George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy to be Captain, vice Davenport” also appears in a trade paper — an independent printing of the Gazette notice of November 1846	record ↗ The Military Magazine, Vol. 1, No. II, December 1846
George Lindesay D'Arcy	died 13/07/1901 · parents: — · George Pitt D'Arcy	record ↗ Queensland death index 1901/B/1510
George Pitt D'Arcy	died 21/03/1931 · parents: Eliza Keeling · George Lindesay D'Arcy	record ↗ Queensland death index 1931/B/13634
George Pitt D'Arcy	named in the Chatham register 31 March 1826 as Bt: Major 39th Foot, of Chatham	record ↗ FreeREG, Chatham St Mary the Virgin
George Pitt D'Arcy	39TH FOOT, Peninsular War officers' roll, 1808 · the same regiment he commanded a detachment of aboard the convict ship England in 1826	record ↗ Peninsular War, British Army Officers 1808-1814 (RUSI, via FindMyPast)
George Pitt D'Arcy	“Lately, Captain GEORGE D'ARCY, [of] the [—] foot, SON [of] LIEUT. COLONEL D'ARCY, [to] MISS LUDLAM, OF GUERNSEY” · the first record to make him anyone's son, and Robert D'Arcy had been gazetted Lieutenant-Colonel six months before	record ↗ Salisbury and Winchester Journal, 23 September 1805, p.3 (British Newspaper Archive)
George Pitt D'Arcy	commanding a detachment of the 39th Regiment in Ireland · “under the command of Major D'Arcy”, British Press 6 March 1820 and Weekly Freeman's Journal 2 February 1822	record ↗ British and Irish newspapers, 1820 and 1822
George Pitt D'Arcy	B. Major · commanded the detachment of the 39th Foot: 39 men, 6 women, 7 children, embarked 8 Apr 1826 · recovered from gout 16 Aug 1826	record ↗ TNA ADM 101/26/1, surgeon's journal of the England
George Pitt D'Arcy	obituary · died Parramatta 22 Jul 1849, aged 69 · verdict “gout which had flown to the head”	record ↗ Trove, Australian newspapers
Ivy Marion D'Arcy	beneficiary of Lindesay Atkinson D'Arcy, 11335 · repatriation pension case file, 1937–38	record ↗ NAA J34, C34558
Ivy Miriam D'Arcy, née Sneyd	died 11/06/1979 · parents: Martha Blum · Arthur William Hartley Sneyd	record ↗ Queensland death index 1979/B/96370
Jane D'Arcy	christening · 17 March 1788, St Michael, Barbados · father Robt. D'Arcy, mother Jane — a sixth child of Robert and Jean	record ↗ Caribbean Birth & Baptism Index 1590-1928, film 1157925, batch C51395-3
Jane D'Arcy	death · aged 87 · Brighton district, Sussex, Q1 1875 · vol 2B p.203 — matching a birth of 15 Dec 1787	record ↗ England & Wales Deaths 1837-2007 (GRO index)
Jane D'Arcy	census 1841 · aged 40 · Western Buildings, Brighton, with her sisters Catharine and Charlotte	record ↗ 1841 census HO107/1122 bk8 f.37 p.22 sch.1912
Jane D'Arcy	census 1851 · aged 55 · LODGER, UNMARRIED, “Fund holder” · BORN BARBADOES · 22 WESTERN COTTAGES, Brighton	record ↗ 1851 census HO107/1646 f.357 p.59 sch.172 (indexed as ARCY)
Jane D'Arcy	burial · died 10 JANUARY 1875 · ST ANDREW'S OLD CHURCH, HOVE, Sussex · Anglican · the same page as both her sisters	record ↗ Sussex Burials, TNA RG 37/65/2 p.47
Jane D'Arcy	PHOTOGRAPHED WITH HER SISTERS · the plate list calls them “The Three Aunts D'Arcy, Jane, Kate and Charlotte” — the three daughters this archive follows to Sussex, named together in a caption by a descendant	record ↗ Berta Ruck, Ancestral Voices (London, Hutchinson, 1972), list of illustrations, plates between pp.128-129 — Internet Archive ancestralvoices00ruck_0, catalogued under the subject “Dorsey family”
John Hyde D'Arcy	baptism · 30 May 1833, Milford · father JOSEPH, “Lt Col RA of Milford House”, mother KATHERINE LUCY	record ↗ Hampshire Baptisms (Hampshire Genealogical Society)
John Hyde D'Arcy	Harrow School Register 1801-1893 · died 1852	record ↗ Britain, School and University Students
John Hyde D'Arcy	death · 28 June 1852, Southampton, aged 19 · reported as far as Dublin	record ↗ Catholic Telegraph, 10 July 1852, p.8; Hampshire Burials
Joseph D'Arcy	baptised Portsea St Mary, 19 March 1780 · father Robert · mother Jean	record ↗ FreeREG, Portsea St Mary parish register
Joseph D'Arcy	baptised Portsea St Mary 19 March 1780, SON · father ROBERT, mother JEAN — the Hampshire Genealogical Society's transcription, independent of FreeREG's	record ↗ Hampshire Marriages / Baptisms, Hampshire Genealogical Society (FindMyPast)
Joseph D'Arcy	ROYAL ARTILLERY · in the officers' list from 1795, the Army List of 1798, the commission registers of 1802, 1803 and 1826, and the Army Lists of 1840–1844 — commissioned at about fifteen and still listed at sixty-four	record ↗ British Army Royal Artillery Officers 1716-1899 and Army Lists (FindMyPast, index only)
Joseph D'Arcy	died 7 FEBRUARY 1848 at Homestead, Lymington, Hampshire, in his 69th year · LIEUTENANT-COLONEL, LATE ROYAL ARTILLERY, K.L.S. · formerly of Priestlands near Lymington, late of Home Mead, Southampton · his will executed February 1844	record ↗ London Evening Standard 11 Feb 1848 and Morning Post 3 Apr 1848 (British Newspaper Archive)
Joseph D'Arcy	obituary · “he commenced his military career at THE TAKING OF ST DOMINGO IN 1793; he served also IN SICILY and at THE TAKING OF WALCHEREN; he was FIVE YEARS IN PERSIA IN THE SERVICE OF PRINCE ABBAS MIRZA, son [of the] King of Persia”	record ↗ Morning Herald 29 Feb 1848, Saunders's News-Letter 2 Mar 1848, Lincolnshire Chronicle 3 Mar 1848
Joseph D'Arcy	death duty · grant year 1848 · court “PCC and Country Courts” · of Lymington, Hampshire	record ↗ Index to Death Duty Registers 1796-1903, TNA IR 27/284
Joseph D'Arcy	gazetted · Prince Regent's permission to wear the insignia of the SECOND CLASS OF THE IMPERIAL ORDER OF THE LION AND SUN, conferred by the KING OF PERSIA	record ↗ London Gazette, 30 June 1818, in five newspapers within the week
Joseph D'Arcy	HE SAILED TO PERSIA WITH THE BRITISH EMBASSY, AND HERE IS THE PASSENGER LIST · the embassy of SIR GORE OUSELEY, His Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary · “On board the CHICHESTER STORE-SHIP, which accompanied us, were MAJOR (NOW COLONEL) D'ARCY, and MAJOR STONE, OF THE ARTILLERY, WHO DIED IN PERSIA; and TEN PRIVATES OF THE ARTILLERY” · written by the embassy's own secretary, who was aboard — THE FIRST CONTEMPORARY RECORD OF THE PERSIAN SERVICE this archive has had, against an obituary written forty years later	record ↗ James Morier, A Second Journey through Persia, Armenia, and Asia Minor, to Constantinople, between the years 1810 and 1816 (1818) — read in full text, Internet Archive Travel18101816Morier
Joseph D'Arcy	AND HE WAS SENT TO LOOK AT RUINS · the Ambassador dispatched his suite across Persia to record antiquities: Sir William Ouseley to Fasa for the tomb of Cyrus, the Hon. Mr Gordon to Shouster for ancient Susa, Morier himself to Persepolis · “COLONEL D'ARCY PROCEEDED TO FIROUZABAD, WHERE WE HAD HEARD OF SOME REMARKABLE SCULPTURES” · an artillery officer sent to draw rock reliefs, which is not how this archive had pictured him	record ↗ James Morier, A Second Journey through Persia, Armenia, and Asia Minor, to Constantinople, between the years 1810 and 1816 (1818) — read in full text, Internet Archive Travel18101816Morier
Joseph D'Arcy	HE COMMANDED AN ATTACK ON A RUSSIAN POSITION, AND IT IS THE ONLY ACTION OF HIS THIS ARCHIVE HAS · Abbas Mirza collected his army at the end of January and marched towards Mogan; 800 Russians with two guns were posted at the village of SULTANBOOT · “THE ATTACK, UNDER THE COMMAND OF COLONEL D'ARCY, TOOK PLACE IN THE MORNING. The Russians, in negligent confidence, were surprised to see A WELL-DIRECTED FIRE OF GRAPE open upon them, WHICH IN A SHORT TIME KILLED 300 OF THEIR MEN; and finding that they had a more skilful enemy to cope with than before, they shut themselves up within the walls of the village; where, after a little negociation, THEY CAPITULATED. ONE OF THE ARTICLES OF CAPITULATION WAS, THAT THEIR HEADS WERE NOT TO BE CUT OFF” · the Persians first reported 2,000 killed and 5,000 taken, and admitted to Morier that they had inflated it because “THIS IS THE FIRST TIME OUR TROOPS HAVE MADE ANY STAND AT ALL AGAINST THE RUSSIANS” · THE PASSAGE AS READ CARRIES NO YEAR: thirty thousand characters before it hold no date, and the book covers 1810 to 1816, so this archive does not put a year on it	record ↗ James Morier, A Second Journey through Persia, Armenia, and Asia Minor, to Constantinople, between the years 1810 and 1816 (1818) — read in full text, Internet Archive Travel18101816Morier
Joseph D'Arcy	AND THE INDEX FOUND HIM AGAIN, FOR THE SECOND TIME IN ONE DAY · a full-text search of Morier matched ONE instance of the surname — THE INDEX ENTRY “D'Arcy, Colonel, 2. 68. 186” · all three body passages were missed because the book sets his name in LOWER CASE, “d'Arcy”, and the pattern required a capital D · earlier the same day Porter's Copenhagen page had been missed over a LEFT versus RIGHT single quotation mark · TWO DIFFERENT CHARACTERS, TWO MISSED PAGES, AND THE INDEX RIGHT BOTH TIMES	record ↗ James Morier, A Second Journey through Persia, Armenia, and Asia Minor, to Constantinople, between the years 1810 and 1816 (1818) — read in full text, Internet Archive Travel18101816Morier
Joseph D'Arcy	HE WAS THE EMBASSY'S ARTIST, AND SIX PLATES OF A SCHOLARLY WORK ARE HIS · Ouseley's preface: “THE PLATES WHICH CONTRIBUTE MOST HIGHLY TO THE EMBELLISHMENT OF THIS VOLUME have been engraved from drawings made by MY ACCOMPLISHED AND AMIABLE FRIEND, who, while these pages were in the press, has received the reward of promotion due to his services, and is mentioned in the second volume under the title of COLONEL D'ARCY. Those plates are numbered II. IV. V. XI. XVIII, and XX” · the engravings are signed “Colonel D'Arcy del.” · they are the Ambassador's house at RIO DE JANEIRO, a NAUTCH DANCE, the cave temples at ELEPHANTA — “portraits of some gentlemen, actually present, which Major D'Arcy has introduced, sufficiently indicate the relative proportions” — a WELL NEAR BUSHEHR with mount Halilah behind it, the great Sasanian sculpture at SHAPUR, and a mountain pass	record ↗ Sir William Ouseley, Travels in Various Countries of the East, more particularly Persia (1819-1823), vols I-III — read in full text, Internet Archive dli.ministry.06851, in.ernet.dli.2015.502888, dli.ministry.06853
Joseph D'Arcy	AND OUSELEY PREFERRED HIS DRAWING TO HIS OWN · at the monument he calls the grave of Solomon's Mother: “I sketched its general appearance FROM THE SAME SPOT WHERE COLONEL D'ARCY HAD MADE A VIEW; and he having favoured me with his drawing, the reader will, no doubt, be pleased that I HAVE PREFERRED IT TO MY OWN, as the subject of Pl. LI” · elsewhere “Major D'Arcy, who delineated them on the spot, has been, AS USUAL, MOST SUCCESSFUL”	record ↗ Sir William Ouseley, Travels in Various Countries of the East, more particularly Persia (1819-1823), vols I-III — read in full text, Internet Archive dli.ministry.06851, in.ernet.dli.2015.502888, dli.ministry.06853
Joseph D'Arcy	HE DID EPIGRAPHIC FIELDWORK TOO · of a Pahlavi inscription cut between a Sasanian prince and queen: “ALTHOUGH ASSISTED BY MAJOR D'ARCY IN IMPRESSING EVERY FORM OF THE LETTERS ON PAPER SLIGHTLY WETTED for the purpose, and applied to the very stone, so much effaced and corroded was the inscription that I cannot lay a satisfactory imitation of it before the reader” · and at Isfahan he drew the poet KAZEM WALEH, aged eighty and composing his own epitaph, who objected until flattered, then “tried them all on his head, and when satisfied with one as sufficiently becoming, SAT MOST COMPLACENTLY WHILE COLONEL D'ARCY FINISHED AN ADMIRABLE LIKENESS”	record ↗ Sir William Ouseley, Travels in Various Countries of the East, more particularly Persia (1819-1823), vols I-III — read in full text, Internet Archive dli.ministry.06851, in.ernet.dli.2015.502888, dli.ministry.06853
Joseph D'Arcy	THE DAY HE ENTERED ABBAS MIRZA'S SERVICE, WHICH IS WHY HIS SON WAS CALLED ABBAS KOOLY · NOVEMBER 1811, at Tehran · Captain Lindesay arrived from Tabriz, “where he had commanded, and admirably trained, according to the English discipline, A TROOP OF PERSIAN HORSE-ARTILLERY, IN THE SERVICE OF ABBAS MIRZA” · “It was the Ambassador's wish, IN CONSEQUENCE OF THAT PRINCE'S REQUEST, to have immediately sent MAJOR D'ARCY AND MAJOR STONE, along with Captain Lindesay to Tabriz; BUT THE KING WOULD NOT CONSENT that any of those officers should leave Tehran WITHOUT KHELAATS, OR DRESSES OF HONOUR” · they were duly “honoured by the king with khelaats… and PROCEEDED TO JOIN THE ARMY OF ABBAS MIRZA, THE PRINCE ROYAL, AT TABRIZ”	record ↗ Sir William Ouseley, Travels in Various Countries of the East, more particularly Persia (1819-1823), vols I-III — read in full text, Internet Archive dli.ministry.06851, in.ernet.dli.2015.502888, dli.ministry.06853
Joseph D'Arcy	AND AT TABRIZ HE COMMANDED THE BRITISH OFFICERS · Ouseley, June 1812: “I was accommodated with a room at the house of MY FRIEND MAJOR D'ARCY, WHO, AS SENIOR OFFICER, COMMANDED IN THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT” · the others at Tabriz were Major Stone, MAJOR CHRISTIE, Captain Lindesay, Lieutenant George Willock and Mr Campbell the Prince's surgeon · two RUSSIAN envoys sent to treat with the Ambassador LODGED IN D'ARCY'S HOUSE, as did a French officer · on 23 JUNE 1812 an earthquake shook the table Ouseley was writing at in that house, and D'Arcy told him of an earlier one that killed eighty thousand and threw up “several hills of sulphur and arsenick” · Ouseley left for Constantinople FROM D'ARCY'S HOUSE on 1 JULY 1812	record ↗ Sir William Ouseley, Travels in Various Countries of the East, more particularly Persia (1819-1823), vols I-III — read in full text, Internet Archive dli.ministry.06851, in.ernet.dli.2015.502888, dli.ministry.06853
Joseph D'Arcy	ONE DATE IN THESE VOLUMES DOES NOT ADD UP AND IS NOT BEING SMOOTHED · a footnote in volume I says the Firuzabad sculptures “were examined IN THE SUMMER OF 1814, by MAJOR D'ARCY, WHO WENT FROM SHIRAZ TO FIRUZABAD, while Mr Gordon, Major Stone, and I were detached by the Ambassador into different parts of Persia” · BUT the narrative places that dispersal in 1811, and OUSELEY HIMSELF LEFT PERSIA ON 1 JULY 1812 · either the footnote's year is a slip or a misprint for 1811, or it records a SECOND visit after the embassy had gone · THIS ARCHIVE DOES NOT PICK ONE	record ↗ Sir William Ouseley, Travels in Various Countries of the East, more particularly Persia (1819-1823), vols I-III — read in full text, Internet Archive dli.ministry.06851, in.ernet.dli.2015.502888, dli.ministry.06853
Joseph D'Arcy	HIS PORTRAIT SURVIVES, with his wife's · the plate list names “Colonel Joseph D'Arcy, R.A.” and “Lady Catherine D'Arcy, nee West”, and separately “one of the Three Aunts D'Arcy in Persian dress BROUGHT HOME BY HER BROTHER JOSEPH” — the Persian service that named his son is there in a photograph caption	record ↗ Berta Ruck, Ancestral Voices (London, Hutchinson, 1972), list of illustrations, plates between pp.128-129 — Internet Archive ancestralvoices00ruck_0, catalogued under the subject “Dorsey family”
Joseph William D'Arcy	baptism · 6 July 1841, Milford · father JOSEPH, mother KATHERINE LUCY ELIZA	record ↗ Hampshire Baptisms (Hampshire Genealogical Society)
Josephine D'Arcy	baptism · 1836, Milford · father JOSEPH, mother KATHERINE LUCY ELIZA	record ↗ Hampshire Baptisms (Hampshire Genealogical Society)
Katherine D'Arcy	wife of Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph D'Arcy · he left his “property to his wife, Kathe[rine] D'Arcy” by a will executed February 1844 — Lady's Newspaper, 8 April 1848	record ↗ Lady's Newspaper and Pictorial Times, 8 April 1848, p.11
Kenneth Lindsay D'Arcy	burial · 17 Aug 1927 – 3 Mar 2010, aged 82 · CENTENARY MEMORIAL GARDENS, 353 Wacol Station Road, Brisbane · plot SECRET GARDEN	record ↗ Find a Grave memorial 286540042 · Centenary Memorial Gardens, Brisbane
Lindsay Atkinson D'Arcy	died 10/11/1936 · parents: Ida Kathleen Atkinson · George Pitt	record ↗ Queensland death index 1936/B/33575
Lindsay Atkinson D'Arcy	obituary · died suddenly 10 Nov 1936, aged 44, of Botany Street, Clayfield	record ↗ Trove, Australian newspapers
Margaret Maria Isabella D'Arcy	marriage notice · “At Chatham, CAPTAIN J. M. JONES, of the ROYAL DENBIGH MILITIA, to MISS D'ARCY, ELDEST DAUGHTER OF COL. D'ARCY, OF THE ROYAL ENGINEERS” — at Chatham Church, by the Rev. I. T. Jones	record ↗ Oxford University and City Herald, 1 Nov 1806, p.2; Chester Courant, 11 Nov 1806, p.3
Margarett Maria Isabella D'Arcy	spinster · married John Maddock Jones Esq. of Penybryn, Ruabon, Denbighshire · Chatham, 23 October 1806, by licence · witness Joseph D'Arcy	record ↗ FreeREG, Chatham St Mary the Virgin
Margarett Maria Isabella D'Arcy	“At Havre, MARGARET, wife of MAJOR JONES, DENBIGH MILITIA, and DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MAJOR-GENERAL D'ARCY, R.E.” · the first record to give Robert D'Arcy a corps as well as a rank, and to call anyone his child	record ↗ Morning Herald (London), 13 February 1843, p.8 (British Newspaper Archive)
Margarett Maria Isabella D'Arcy	DEATH ACT N° 43, Ingouville, 1 FEBRUARY 1843 · “Marguéritta Maria Elisabella Darcy, sans profession”, died that day at six in the morning at her home, RUE DE L'HÔPITAL, MAISON LECHEVALIER · AGED SIXTY-ONE — born about 1781 · her birthplace entered as unknown · “épouse de John Maddack Jones” · declared the same day at four in the afternoon by Jean Baptiste Lecordier, rentier, 59, and Jean Olivier Quesney, rentier, 58½, both of Ingouville and neither a relative	record ↗ Archives départementales de la Seine-Maritime, 4 E 9077 — Le Havre, ancienne commune d'Ingouville, registre des décès 1843, view 23
Maria D'Arcy, née White	died 04/09/1856 · parents: Maria Gardener · John Javis White	record ↗ Queensland death index 1856/B/50
Richard D'Arcy	death notice · “At St Helier's, Jersey, RICHARD, THIRD SON of the late LIEUT. COL. D'ARCY, ROYAL ARTILLERY, and LADY CATHERINE, SISTER OF THE PRESENT EARL DE LA WARR, aged 33” · 13 May 1857	record ↗ Saint James's Chronicle, 23 May 1857, p.1; Clare Journal, 28 May 1857
Robert D'Arcy	buried Chatham St Mary the Virgin, 19 May 1827, entry 1571 · AGE 76 · abode Chatham — the register the tree's 1751 has always rested on	record ↗ FreeREG, Chatham St Mary the Virgin
Robert D'Arcy	London Gazette, 19 July 1813, issue 16755 page 1431 — “Brevet Colonel Robert D'Arcy to be Colonel, vice Evelegh”, in an Office of Ordnance list of Royal Engineers promotions. Ten Gazette notices name him between 1793 and 1819.	record ↗ The London Gazette, issue 16755 p.1431
Robert D'Arcy	listed among the Second Lieutenants and Practitioner Engineers of the Corps of Engineers in the printed Army List of 1778	record ↗ A List of the Officers of the Army, 1778
Robert D'Arcy	“Brevet Colonel Robert D'Arcy to be Colonel, vice Evelegh” · Office of Ordnance, Corps of Royal Engineers, gazetted 19 July 1813	record ↗ The London Gazette, issue 16755, 19 July 1813
Robert D'Arcy	married JEAN WARD at PORTSEA ST MARY, 21 JUNE 1779 · the marriage this archive has carried on a family tree since it began, nine months before their son Joseph was christened in the same church	record ↗ Hampshire Marriages / Baptisms, Hampshire Genealogical Society (FindMyPast)
Robert D'Arcy	“At Chatham, on the 13th instant, Major-General D'Arcy, late of the Corps of Royal Engineers” · Morning Chronicle, 17 May 1827 — his death date from the contemporary press rather than from Connolly's book of 1898	record ↗ British Newspaper Archive, 17 notices, May–June 1827 (FindMyPast)
Robert D'Arcy	“On Saturday Major-General D'Arcy, whose death we announced last week, WAS INTERRED AT CHATHAM WITH MILITARY HONOURS” · Kent Herald, 24 May 1827 — the Saturday was 19 May, the date of entry 1571 in Chatham's burial register	record ↗ British Newspaper Archive, 17 notices, May–June 1827 (FindMyPast)
Robert D'Arcy	“At Chatham, AT AN ADVANCED AGE, Major General D'Arcy” · Kent Herald, 17 May 1827 — and not one of the seventeen notices gives his forename or names a single relative	record ↗ British Newspaper Archive, 17 notices, May–June 1827 (FindMyPast)
Robert D'Arcy	17 JANUARY 1776 · PRACTITIONER ENGINEER AND SECOND LIEUTENANT, The Corps of Engineers — his first commission, and the earliest record of him in this archive. The seniority date is printed in the Army Lists of 1778 and 1781	record ↗ British Army Lists & Commission Registers 1661-1826 / Officer Promotions 1800-1815 (FindMyPast), citing the London Gazette
Robert D'Arcy	8 May 1802 · Captain promoted MAJOR IN THE ARMY, Royal Engineers · War Office 11 May 1802 · London Gazette 15478 p.468	record ↗ British Army Lists & Commission Registers 1661-1826 / Officer Promotions 1800-1815 (FindMyPast), citing the London Gazette
Robert D'Arcy	1 March 1805 · Brevet Major promoted LIEUTENANT-COLONEL, Corps of the Royal Engineers, vice Nepean · Ordnance Office 18 March 1805 · London Gazette 15789 p.351	record ↗ British Army Lists & Commission Registers 1661-1826 / Officer Promotions 1800-1815 (FindMyPast), citing the London Gazette
Robert D'Arcy	4 June 1813 · Lieutenant-Colonel promoted COLONEL IN THE ARMY BY BREVET by the Prince Regent · War Office 7 June 1813 · London Gazette 16737 p.1100	record ↗ British Army Lists & Commission Registers 1661-1826 / Officer Promotions 1800-1815 (FindMyPast), citing the London Gazette
Robert D'Arcy	named in 1843 as “the late MAJOR-GENERAL D'ARCY, R.E.”, father of Margaret Jones · rank, corps and the fact of his death, in one line of a London paper	record ↗ Morning Herald (London), 13 February 1843, p.8 (British Newspaper Archive)
Robert D'Arcy	will proved 4 July 1827 · “Major General in the Army and Colonel of the Royal Engineers of Chatham, Kent”	record ↗ TNA PROB 11/1728/64 (digitised, unread)
Robert D'Arcy	entry 203 · 2nd Lt 17 Jan 1776 → Major-General 12 Aug 1819, C.B. · “Died at Chatham, 13 5 1827”	record ↗ Connolly, Roll of Officers of the Corps of Royal Engineers
Robert D'Arcy	described as “Col. D'Arcy, CHIEF ENGINEER OF CHATHAM LINES” — the only record giving him a post as well as a rank	record ↗ Kentish Gazette, 14 May 1805, p.4
Robert D'Arcy	described in March 1823 as “MAJOR-GEN. D'ARCY, OF THE ROYAL ENGINEERS” — the earliest record found naming his corps	record ↗ Hampshire Chronicle, 24 March 1823, p.3
Robert D'Arcy	named in November 1806 as “COL. D'ARCY, OF THE ROYAL ENGINEERS” — the earliest record found anywhere giving his corps	record ↗ Oxford University and City Herald, 1 Nov 1806, p.2
Robert D'Arcy	death notice · “CAPTAIN ROBERT D'ARCY, late of the INDIA COMPANY'S ARMY, son of the late COLONEL D'ARCY of the ROYAL ARTILLERY and LADY CATHERINE” · died Bangor, North Wales, 14 June 1862	record ↗ London Evening Standard and Morning Herald, 25 June 1862
Robert D'Arcy	PORTER'S INDEX GIVES HIM THREE CAMPAIGNS · “D'ARCY, ROBERT, at second siege of MINORCA, 209, 216; COPENHAGEN, 243; WALCHEREN, 248” · this archive had cited Porter only for a station list and had never read the book · all three have now been read; the Copenhagen page took a second pass to find, for the reason given below	record ↗ Whitworth Porter, History of the Corps of Royal Engineers, vol. I (Longmans, 1889) — read in full text, Internet Archive historyofcorpsof0001whit
Robert D'Arcy	THE SECOND SIEGE OF MINORCA, 1781-82, AS A LIEUTENANT · the Duc de Crillon landed on 19 August 1781 to besiege Fort St Philip's · Lieutenant-Colonel Brewse held the post of Chief Engineer in the island, and “under him were Captain Gilbert Townshend, and LIEUTENANTS ROBERT D'ARCY, W. Johnston, J. R. Douglas, C. Shipley, and J. Fiddes” · a garrison of about 3,000 under General Murray as Governor — ONE OF SIX ENGINEER OFFICERS INSIDE A FORTRESS THAT WAS BESIEGED FOR SIX MONTHS	record ↗ Whitworth Porter, History of the Corps of Royal Engineers, vol. I (Longmans, 1889) — read in full text, Internet Archive historyofcorpsof0001whit
Robert D'Arcy	COMMANDING ROYAL ENGINEER AT WALCHEREN, 1809 · an army of nearly 40,000 under the Earl of Chatham, divided into five corps, “the largest and most important” being Sir Eyre Coote's, sent to take Walcheren and the fortress of Flushing · “THE COMMANDING ROYAL ENGINEER WITH THIS CORPS WAS LIEUTENANT-COLONEL R. D'ARCY” · HIS SON JOSEPH'S OBITUARY SAYS JOSEPH WAS AT THE TAKING OF WALCHEREN TOO — the father commanding the Engineers of the main corps, the son a Royal Artillery officer of twenty-nine, and neither record mentions the other	record ↗ Whitworth Porter, History of the Corps of Royal Engineers, vol. I (Longmans, 1889) — read in full text, Internet Archive historyofcorpsof0001whit
Robert D'Arcy	PUT UNDER ARREST AT FLUSHING, AND THE REASON IS A CHARACTER PORTRAIT · Colonel Fyers, wounded in the chest by a musket ball, ordered the senior engineer in the trenches to deliver a written report each morning · the Brigade-Major's account: “The first morning, COLONEL D., AN OLD MAN BEYOND SIXTY, refused compliance, saying HE HAD OTHER THINGS TO DO, and no solicitation could prevail on him to write a single line” · the third morning he declined again, “SAYING IT WAS ALL NONSENSE”, and denied his superior's right to demand a report “BECAUSE SOME THIRTY OR FORTY YEARS PREVIOUSLY HE HAD BEEN SENIOR TO COLONEL F.” · arrested, and after the preliminaries of a court-martial “Colonel D'Arcy thought better of it, made his apologies, was released, and ever after furnished his report” · Porter names him in a footnote; the narrative calls him only Colonel D.	record ↗ Whitworth Porter, History of the Corps of Royal Engineers, vol. I (Longmans, 1889) — read in full text, Internet Archive historyofcorpsof0001whit
Robert D'Arcy	AND AN AGE THAT DOES NOT FIT THE TREE · the Brigade-Major calls him “AN OLD MAN BEYOND SIXTY” at Flushing in AUGUST 1809, which puts his birth BEFORE ABOUT 1749 · THE FAMILY TREE SAYS 1751, which would have made him fifty-eight that summer · this is an eyewitness impression recorded by one officer and printed eighty years later, NOT A REGISTER, and it is graded accordingly — but it is the second thing this archive has found that sits badly with 1751, and the tree's 1751 is itself only arithmetic from an age on a burial register	record ↗ Whitworth Porter, History of the Corps of Royal Engineers, vol. I (Longmans, 1889) — read in full text, Internet Archive historyofcorpsof0001whit
Robert D'Arcy	COMMANDING ENGINEER OF THE COPENHAGEN EXPEDITION, 1807, UNDER THE FUTURE DUKE OF WELLINGTON · the force sailed from Yarmouth Roads on 27 July with 20,000 men “under the command of MAJOR-GENERAL SIR ARTHUR WELLESLEY”, and “THE ENGINEERS CONSISTED OF LIEUTENANT-COLONEL R. D'ARCY, COMMANDING ENGINEER; Captains R. Fletcher, J. F. Birch and S. R. Chapman; Second Captains C. W. PASLEY, H. Goldfinch and C. S. Rhodes; First Lieutenant G. Collyer” · Copenhagen was bombarded from 2 September and the Danish fleet seized · TWO OF THE MEN UNDER HIM BECAME FAMOUS: Richard Fletcher was Wellington's chief engineer in the Peninsula and died at San Sebastian, and Charles Pasley founded the school of military engineering at Chatham, WHERE D'ARCY HIMSELF DIED AS COMMANDANT TWENTY YEARS LATER	record ↗ Whitworth Porter, History of the Corps of Royal Engineers, vol. I (Longmans, 1889) — read in full text, Internet Archive historyofcorpsof0001whit
Robert D'Arcy	AND THE BOOK'S OWN INDEX IS WHAT FOUND IT · a first pass over Porter's full text matched seven instances of the surname AND MISSED THIS ONE, because the scanner had set it “D‘Arcy” with a LEFT single quotation mark where every other instance uses a right one · THE SEARCH WAS WRONG AND THE INDEX WAS RIGHT: Porter's own entry says “Copenhagen, 243”, which is why anybody went looking for a page the text search had already declared absent · AN INDEX IS A CONTROL ON A FULL-TEXT SEARCH, and this archive will take that lesson into every book it reads this way	record ↗ Whitworth Porter, History of the Corps of Royal Engineers, vol. I (Longmans, 1889) — read in full text, Internet Archive historyofcorpsof0001whit
Robert D'Arcy	IN THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS IN THE ARMY LIST OF 1783, among the lieutenants, in a block of officers all dated 17 JANUARY 1776 · the spelling there is D'ARCEY · THIS IS THE SAME DATE THIS ARCHIVE ALREADY HELD for his first commission from the Army Lists of 1778 and 1781, printed again seven years later and reached independently	record ↗ A List of the Officers of the Army, 1783, read in full text — Internet Archive listofofficersof00grea_1
Robert D'Arcy	HIS BROTHER IS REAL, AND THE 1866 TRADITION GOT HIM RIGHT · the Army List of 1783 carries CONSTANT[INE] D'ARCEY, 12 July, among the FIRST LIEUTENANTS OF THE ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY — which is exactly what the tradition said: “Constantine, Lieut. R.A.” · the two sons it names are therefore both documented, in one volume, in the two corps it gives them	record ↗ A List of the Officers of the Army, 1783, read in full text — Internet Archive listofofficersof00grea_1
Robert D'Arcy	AND THE COLONEL IS NOT THERE · THE FATHER THE SAME TRADITION DESCRIBES — a Colonel d'Arcy who “commanded a regiment during the American War” and was “killed in action” — DOES NOT APPEAR IN THE ARMY LISTS OF 1775, 1776, 1778 OR 1783. Those volumes are lists of GENERAL AND FIELD OFFICERS and they use the word Colonel 230, 235, 245 and 312 times respectively, so they are not silent about colonels. The only officers of the surname in any of them are FRANCIS D'ARCY, JOHN POMEROY D'ARCY, a GEORGE and a JOHN in the indexes, and the two brothers above. THREE GAPS KEEP THIS SHORT OF A DISPROOF and are stated rather than buried: a colonel of a PROVINCIAL or LOYALIST corps need not appear in these lists, nor need one on the IRISH ESTABLISHMENT, and “Colonel” may have been a local or courtesy rank. What can be said is that the tradition is CORROBORATED EXACTLY WHERE IT NAMES TWO MEN THIS ARCHIVE CAN FIND, and UNSUPPORTED EXACTLY WHERE IT WOULD PROVE THE NOBLE DESCENT	record ↗ A List of the General and Field-Officers as they rank in the Army, the volumes for 1775, 1776 and 1778, each read in full text — Internet Archive listofgeneralfie00grea_3, _2 and listofgeneralfie00grea
Robert D'Arcy	“DIED COMMANDANT OF CHATHAM IN 1827” · the post, not just the rank, in a printed query of 1866 asking who his grandfather was	record ↗ Notes and Queries, 3rd Series, Vol. X, 1 December 1866, p.432 — read in the open scans, Internet Archive notesqueries310unse
Robert D'Arcy	THE FAMILY'S OWN TRADITION, PRINTED IN 1866 AND LABELLED AS TRADITION BY THE MAN WHO PRINTED IT · “Colonel d'Arcy, A BRANCH OF THE HOLDERNESS FAMILY FROM YORKSHIRE, commanded a regiment during the American War. He was KILLED IN ACTION, leaving two sons: 1. Robert, Major-General R.E. 2. CONSTANTINE, Lieut. R.A., DIED S.P. On his voyage to America Colonel d'Arcy and his family were WRECKED. They lost all their baggage and papers, which, it is believed, would have proved their noble descent.” · THIS IS LORE AND IS GRADED AS LORE: the correspondent was ASKING for the grandfather because he could not prove it, the excuse for the missing evidence is inside the story, and a search of the Internet Archive's full text finds NO REPLY ever printed. It is the oldest version of the Yorkshire claim this archive has, and it is 159 years older than the family tree that states it as fact	record ↗ Notes and Queries, 3rd Series, Vol. X, 1 December 1866, p.432 — read in the open scans, Internet Archive notesqueries310unse
Robert D'Arcy	STYLED “MAJOR-GENERAL ROBERT D'ARCY, R.E., C.B.” in the plate list of a family book of 1972 · THE C.B. IS NEW TO THIS ARCHIVE and is a caption written by a descendant, not an official list — it is a lead to test against the Gazette, not an honour this archive has documented	record ↗ Berta Ruck, Ancestral Voices (London, Hutchinson, 1972), list of illustrations, plates between pp.128-129 — Internet Archive ancestralvoices00ruck_0, catalogued under the subject “Dorsey family”
Robert West D'Arcy	baptised WESTMINSTER, 16 OCTOBER 1820 · father JOSEPH D'ARCY · mother CATHERINE GEORGIANA · WEST is his mother's maiden surname, standing as his middle name	record ↗ England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975 (FamilySearch index), transcripts read on FindMyPast
Robert West D'Arcy	HIS BROTHER WAS IN BOMBAY WHEN HE MARRIED THERE · George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy was aide-de-camp and assistant private secretary to five successive GOVERNORS OF BOMBAY and served in the Southern Mahratta campaign of 1845-6 · Robert West married ANNIE HEWISH ADAMS AT BOMBAY ON 20 JANUARY 1846 · THIS IS AN OBSERVATION AND NOT A RECORD OF ANYTHING: no source yet places the two brothers in the same room, only in the same presidency in the same months	record ↗ The Colonial Office List for 1877, 16th Publication, biographical notices — Internet Archive colonial-office-list-1877
Robert West D'Arcy	MARRIED ANNIE ADAMS at BOMBAY, 20 JANUARY 1846 · the bride this archive could not afford to see — the transcript was paywalled even on a paid trial, and the free index gives her name and the day	record ↗ Gentleman's Magazine marriage announcements, indexed by the Families in British India Society
Robert West D'Arcy	THE SAME MARRIAGE IN THE INDIA OFFICE'S OWN RETURN · “Presidency of Marriage BOMBAY · Marriage Year 1846 · Husband ROBT WEST D'ARCY · Wife ANNE H ADAMS” — an independent index of the IOR ecclesiastical returns, which spells her ANNE H where the magazine prints ANNIE	record ↗ Index of Ecclesiastical returns, IOR Bombay Marriages, indexed by FIBIS
Robert West D'Arcy	HIS DEATH REPORTED BACK TO INDIA · Allen's Indian Mail, the Anglo-Indian paper of record, carries “D'ARCY, Robert · BANGOR, N.WALES · 1862” — the same periodical had printed his Bombay marriage twice in 1846, as Robert W. and as Robert West	record ↗ Periodical: Allen's Indian Mail, indexed by FIBIS
Robert West D'Arcy	marriage · 1846, BOMBAY · carries his mother's family name — Lady Catherine Georgiana WEST · indexed, transcript paywalled even on a paid trial	record ↗ British India Office Marriages
Anna Maria D'Arcy	1791–1791	family tree
Anna Maria d'Arcy	1792–1800 · Portsmouth, Hampshire, England	family tree
Arthur Neville "Bill" D'Arcy	1924–1985 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Barbara Conyers D'Arcy	1600–1696 · Hornby, West Riding, Yorkshire, England	family tree
Caroline Louisa D'ARCY	1717–1778 · Westminster St James, Middlesex, England, Kingdom of Great Britain	family tree
Catherine D'Arcy	1789–1876 · Barbados	family tree
Catherine D'Arcy	1867–1939 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Catherine Lucy Jane D'Arcy	1831–1877 · Milford, Lymington, Hampshire, England	family tree
Catherine Maria D'Arcy	1827–1900 · Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia	family tree
Catherine Sophia Ann D'ARCY	1836–1913 · Richmond, New South Wales, Australia	family tree
Charlotte D'Arcy	1794–1869 · Lyme Regis, Dorset	family tree
Charlotte Maria D'Arcy	1825–1854 · Chatham, Medway, UK	family tree
Charlotte Maria D'Arcy	1869–1939 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Constantine D'Arcy	1759–1778 · Royal Engineer 2lt West Indies · Barbados, Caribbean	family tree
Constantine D'Arcy	1786–1805 · Royal Engineer 2lt West Indies · Barbados, Caribbean	family tree
Conyers (of Hornby Castle) D'arcy	1570–1653 · 7th Lord Darcy Knayth, 4th Baron Conyers, of "Hornby", Sir · Hornby Castle, Yorkshire, England	above a graft Hornby
Conyers 1st Earl of Holderness 8th Lord Darcy de Knayth 5th Lord Conyers D'arcy	1598–1689 · Earl of Holdernesse ( 1st · Hornby Castle, North Riding, Yorkshire, England	above a graft Hornby
Dorothy D'Arcy	1597–1666 · Hornby, Yorkshire, England	family tree
Edward D'ARCY	1620–1621 · Hornby Castle, Yorkshire, England	family tree
Edwin Francis D'Arcy	1873–1949 · Clerk, Qld Railway Department · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Elizabeth D'Arcy	1610–1729 · Hornby Castle, nr Bedale, Yorkshire, England	family tree
Elizabeth Eleanor D'Arcy	1852–1928 · Lymington, UK	family tree
Florence Isabel D'Arcy	1894–1918 · 'Assistant at house' (mentioned on death certificate) · Brisbane, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Frank Hyde D'Arcy	1838–1868 · Madeira, Portugal	family tree
Frederick Robert D'Arcy	1811–1875 · Surveyor · Chatham, Kent, England	family tree
G Norman D'Arcy	1849–1870 · Mumbai, Maharashtra, India	family tree
George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy	1818–1885 · Governor, The Gambia · Montagu Square, Paddington, Greater London, UK	family tree
George Lindsay D'Arcy	1829–1901 · Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia	family tree direct line
George Pitt D'Arcy	1783–1849 · Army Officer, Major in 39th Battallion of Foot · Portsmouth, Hampshire, England or West Indies	family tree direct line
George Pitt D'Arcy	1864–1931 · Chief Clerk Railway Department · Brisbane, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree direct line
George Schomberg d'Arcy	1716–1722 · London, Middlesex, England, Kingdom of Great Britain	family tree
Geraldine D'Arcy	1872–1937 · Brisbane, Australia	family tree
Grace D'Arcy	1611–1680 · Newborough, Yorkshire, England	family tree
Grace D'Arcy	1633–1657 · Hornby, Yorkshire, England	family tree
Hilda Georgina D'Arcy	1890–1969 · Brisbane, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Ida Grace D'Arcy	1872–1941 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Ida Joyce D'Arcy	1908–1969 · Brisbane, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Isabel D'Arcy	b. 1609 · Hornby, North Riding, Yorkshire, England	family tree
Jane D'Arcy	1787–1875 · Barbados	family tree
John Hyde D'Arcy	1832–1852 · Lymington, Hampshire, UK	family tree
Joseph D'Arcy	1780–1848 · Colonel, Royal Artillery · Portsmouth, Hampshire	family tree
Joseph William D'Arcy	1840–1882 · Late Royal Navy · Priestlands, Milford, Lymington, Hampshire, England	family tree
Josephine D'Arcy	1834–1903 · Milford on Sea, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom	family tree
Kenneth Lindsay D'Arcy	1927–2010 · Insurance Manager · Sandgate, Queensland, Australia	family tree direct line
Lindesay Atkinson D'Arcy	1892–1936 · Clerk · Brisbane, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree direct line
Louisa Margaret D'Arcy	1866–1940 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Margaret D'Arcy	1594–1668 · Hornby, Yorkshire, England	family tree
Margaret Maria Isabella D'Arcy	1781–1843 · Portsmouth, Hampshire, England	family tree
Margaret? D'Arcy	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Mary Catherine Georgina D'Arcy	1850–1927 · Lymington, Hampshire, England	family tree
Mary D'Arcy	b. 1624	family tree
Mary Elvina Annie D'Arcy	1862–1949 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Philadelphia D'ARCY	1619–1627	family tree
Richard Wellesley D'Arcy	1824–1859 · Bailiwick of Jersey	family tree
Richard d'Arcy	b. 1784 · Portsmouth, Southampton, United Kingdom	family tree
Robert D'Arcy	1751–1827 · Army Officer, Major General and Commander of Royal Engineers, Chatham, Kent, England · North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom	family tree direct line
Robert Edward D'Arcy	1777–1827	family tree
Robert Joseph D'Arcy	1864–1910 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Robert Lindesay D'Arcy	1865–1868 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Robert West D'Arcy	1820–1862 · London, England	family tree
Sophia Maria Louisa D'Arcy	1842–1927 · New South Wales, Australia	family tree
Thomas (Francis) D'Arcy	1681–1776 · St. James Palace, London, Middlesex, Englan	above a graft Hornby
Thomas D'Arcy	1750–1750 · Hornby, Yorkshire, England	family tree
Valma D'Arcy	d. 2010 · Brisbane Q'ld Australia	family tree
Vivian Lindsay D'Arcy	1916–2006 · Brisbane, QLD, Australia	family tree
William Arthur D'Arcy	1868–1870 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
William David d'Arcy	b. 1842	family tree
Alice Catherine Irene Sneyd	died 12/10/1914 · parents: Ellen Maria Corbett · Joseph Samuel Sneyd	record ↗ Queensland death index 1914/B/20133

Name	What the source says	Source
Arthur Hartley Sneyd	5050 · 9th Battalion · attested Brisbane 16 Sep 1915, aged 21y11m · typist · Baptist · 5ft 7½in · killed in action 20 Aug 1916	record ↗ NAA B2455, item 8088453 (30 pp., read in full)
Arthur Hartley Sneyd	intestacy file, Public Trust Office, 26 Mar 1916 – 30 Nov 1917 · file 687/1917	record ↗ QSA ITM1412361
Arthur Sneyd	died 16/09/1896 · parents: Mary Mulchay · Samuel Sneyd	record ↗ Queensland death index 1896/B/29077
Arthur Sneyd	Operator and later Officer in Charge, Electric Telegraph · £100 rising to £200 · entered 10 Sep 1880	record ↗ Queensland Blue Books (civil establishment lists)
Arthur Sneyd	“Q.M.S. Arthur Sneyd, killed in action at Pozières” · memorial notice, 20 Aug 1919	record ↗ Trove, Australian newspapers
Arthur William Hartley Sneyd	died 27/05/1922 · parents: Miriam Wakefield · William Hartley Sneyd	record ↗ Queensland death index 1922/B/37152
Beryl Sneyd	died 13/08/1905 · parents: Martha Blume · Arthur Sneyd	record ↗ Queensland death index 1905/C/3798
Catherine Sneyd	died aged FOUR · death registered December quarter 1849, STOKE ON TRENT, Staffordshire · GRO index volume 17, page 114 · born Hanley 1845, Staffordshire BMD HAN/007/057, mother's maiden name BIDDULPH · a control across the whole of England and Wales for every Catherine Sneyd death between 1845 and 1852 returns EXACTLY ONE	record ↗ GRO index of civil registration, via FreeBMD
Catherine Sneyd, née Mulcahy	died 25/07/1858 · parents: Ellen Regan · Thomas Mulcahy	record ↗ Queensland death index 1858/B/253
Ernest Ephraim Sneyd	died 20/10/1946 · parents: Miriam Wakefield · William Hartley	record ↗ Queensland death index 1946/B/8931
Ernest Ephraim Sneyd	Line Repairer, Electric Telegraph · £120 rising to £140 · entered 9 Jan 1884	record ↗ Queensland Blue Books (civil establishment lists)
Ernest Vivian William Sneyd	3891 · 31st Battalion · attested 4 Dec 1915, aged 25y2m · labourer · previously rejected on height · albuminuria 1918 · home 5 Jan 1919	record ↗ NAA B2455, item 8087517 (92 pp.)
Florence Elsie Sneyd, née Knight	died 29/09/1996 · b. 01/07/1899 · parents: Henrietta Hickman · Alger Lambert Knight	record ↗ Queensland death index 1996/9852
Gladys Beryl Sneyd	died 13/12/1897 · parents: Annie Spalding · Thomas George Sneyd	record ↗ Queensland death index 1897/C/1623
James Sneyd	son, aged 33, ENGRAVER · born Hanley — Samuel Charles Sneyd's brother, who stayed and kept the shop	record ↗ 1851 census, Well Street, Hanley — HO107/2004 f.138 p.13 sch.46 (FindMyPast)
James Sneyd	of WELL STREET, Hanley · engraver at 53 in 1871 with his son James A, also an engraver; ENGRAVER (POTTER) at 63 in 1881 at No. 20, with his granddaughter Mary Elizabeth MULLOCK (Sneyd) · his father kept the grocer's shop in the same street in 1851	record ↗ 1871 and 1881 censuses, Well Street, Hanley — RG10/2857 f.37 p.10; RG11/2719 f.12 p.18 (FindMyPast)
Joseph Samuel Sneyd	died 18/07/1905 · parents: Catherine Mulcahy · Samuel Sneyd	record ↗ Queensland death index 1905/B/5838
Kenneth Seigfred Sneyd	died 04/02/1935 · parents: Martha Blum · Arthur William Hartley	record ↗ Queensland death index 1935/B/26753
Martha Sneyd, née Blum	died 19/12/1904 · parents: Mary Ann O'Brien · John Blum	record ↗ Queensland death index 1904/C/1454
Mary Sneyd	baptised Hanley 18 February 1814 · father Samuel, a SERVANT · mother Elizabeth — sister to Samuel Charles	record ↗ FreeREG, Hanley St John the Evangelist, Bishop's Transcript
Robert Sneyd	witness to the marriage of William Sneyd and Mary Blackbourne, Madeley, 27 March 1769	record ↗ FreeREG, Madeley All Saints parish register
Roy Sneyd	died 07/09/1964 · parents: Jessie Steel · Robert McDowall	record ↗ Queensland death index 1964/C/4344
Roy Sneyd	alias Raymond Smith · photographic record and criminal history, 29 Apr 1922 — NOT published on this site	record ↗ QSA ITM86903
SNEYD, Hanley	Queensland Police staff file AF1623 · 7 Dec 1881 – 28 Feb 1883	record ↗ QSA ITM564421
SNEYD, Samuel Charles	Queensland Police staff file AF1599 · 8 May 1890 – 30 Sep 1897	record ↗ QSA ITM564398
Samuel Charles Sneyd	died 04/07/1885 · parents: — · Samuel Sneyd	record ↗ Queensland death index 1885/C/4045
Samuel Charles Sneyd	born 13 March 1811 · baptised Hanley St John the Evangelist 28 April 1811 · father Samuel · mother Elizabeth · abode Hanley — the tree says 15 March 1810	record ↗ FreeREG, Hanley St John the Evangelist, Bishop's Transcript
Samuel Charles Sneyd	obituary, The Queenslander, 11 Jul 1885	record ↗ Trove, Australian newspapers
Samuel Hanley Stafford Sneyd	died 31/07/1901 · parents: Catherine Mulchy · Samuel Sneyd	record ↗ Queensland death index 1901/B/1543
Samuel Hanley Stafford Sneyd	Clerk and Locker, Customs, at Gladstone · £160 · entered 24 Jan 1877	record ↗ Queensland Blue Books (civil establishment lists)
Samuel Hanley Stafford Sneyd	vendor to John Hennessey · Portion 209, Parish of South Brisbane, 1877	record ↗ QSA ITM4088729
Samuel Sneyd	baptised Madeley All Saints, 4 June 1781 · father William Sneyd, weaver — the tree puts him in 1769, which is his eldest brother's year	record ↗ FreeREG, Madeley All Saints parish register
Samuel Sneyd	buried 23 September 1855, AGED 77, of 91 WELL ST., Hanley · the tree said 20 September 1856 at No 3 Well St, and the year is wrong	record ↗ Hanley St John the Evangelist, burial register (FreeREG), entry 2330
Samuel Sneyd	death registered September quarter 1855, Stoke upon Trent, volume 6b page 75 · the only Samuel Sneyd death registered in England and Wales between 1854 and 1858	record ↗ General Register Office death index (FreeBMD)
Samuel Sneyd	head, aged 72, GROCER, of WELL STREET, Hanley · born MADELEY, STAFFORDSHIRE — alive in his own shop four years before he died	record ↗ 1851 census, Well Street, Hanley — HO107/2004 f.138 p.13 sch.46 (FindMyPast)
Samuel Sneyd	mortgagor to James Gibbon · Subdivision 3, Portions 152–153, Parish of North Brisbane, 1870	record ↗ QSA ITM3248152
Samuel Sneyd	mortgagor to the Brisbane Mutual Building and Investment Society · Allotment 293, Parish of North Brisbane, 1872	record ↗ QSA ITM3622143
Samuel Sneyd	one of three trustees, with James Voller and William Bell, Parish of Enoggera, 1872	record ↗ QSA ITM3621487
Samuel Sneyd	AND MADELEY HAS TWO HALVES, WHICH NOBODY HERE HAS NOTED · the printed register distinguishes GREAT MADELEY from LITTLE MADELEY — “Leak of L. Madeley” against “William Sneyd of Gt. Madeley” · this archive records his baptism at “Madeley All Saints” and has never said which township the family lived in · A PLACE THIS ARCHIVE HAS BEEN TREATING AS ONE IS TWO, which is the same trap as the two Ingouvilles and the two Kingswoods	record ↗ Staffordshire Parish Register Society, the printed Madeley register — Internet Archive staffordshirepar0000mrnw, lending-restricted, read only through its public search snippets
Samuel Sneyd	HIS MARRIAGE IS NOT IN THE PRINTED OSWESTRY REGISTER, AND THAT PROVES NOTHING · the eight printed St Asaph volumes carry 581 Oswestry marriages, and the only Sneyds in any of them are GENTRY SNEYDS OF BISHTON, Staffordshire, with no connection shown to this family · BUT THE PRINTED MARRIAGE RUN ENDS IN 1808 and the marriage to Elizabeth Oliver is placed about 1809 — THE TRANSCRIPT STOPS ONE YEAR SHORT, so the absence is coverage and not evidence	record ↗ Shropshire Parish Registers, Diocese of St Asaph — the printed Oswestry registers, read in full text, Internet Archive shropshireparish06asapshro and shropshireparish07asapshro
Thomas George Sneyd	died 18/10/1927 · parents: Miriam Wakefield · William Hartley Sneyd	record ↗ Queensland death index 1927/B/2729
Thomas George Sneyd	of Landsborough, Queensland · named as next of kin (father) on the attestation of 3891	record ↗ NAA B2455, item 8087517
Vivian Claud Sneyd	1696 · L/Cpl, 3rd Aust. Fld. Ambce. · Bar to the Military Medal, Westhoek, 4 Oct 1917 · endorsed “Awarded”	record ↗ AWM 28 recommendation file
Vivian Claude Sneyd	died 10/02/1949 · parents: Martha Blum · Arthur	record ↗ Queensland death index 1949/B/20695
Vivian Claude Sneyd	1696 · 3rd Australian Field Ambulance · enlisted Brisbane 16 Jul 1915, aged 19y7m · salesman of Windsor · 1914/15 Star · discharged 30 Jul 1919	record ↗ NAA B2455, item 8087524 (21 pp.)
Vivian Ernest William Sneyd	died 16/02/1920 · parents: Annie Spalding · Thomas George Sneyd	record ↗ Queensland death index 1920/B/31382
William Hartley Sneyd	died 11/09/1902 · b. 30/09/1837 · parents: Catherine · Samuel Sneyd	record ↗ Queensland death index 1902/B/2776
William Hartley Sneyd	married Miriam Wakefield · 15 November 1859 · Brisbane	record ↗ Queensland marriage index 1859/B/255
William Hartley Sneyd	found dead in Victoria Park, Brisbane, 12 Sep 1902 · contractor · cause “Poisoning (suicide)”	record ↗ QSA coronial file ITM2736504 (DR103140), read in full
William Hartley Sneyd	Fount-room Overseer, Government Printing Office · £225 · in the public service from 1 Feb 1862 · last listed 1890	record ↗ Queensland Blue Books (civil establishment lists)
William Hartley Sneyd	insolvency, Public Curator Office Brisbane · file 230/1873 · 6 Oct – 3 Nov 1873	record ↗ QSA ITM1056950
William Sneyd	married Mary Blackbourne · Madeley All Saints, 27 March 1769, entry 68 · WEAVER · witnesses Robert Sneyd and John Kidd	record ↗ FreeREG, Madeley All Saints parish register
William Sneyd	weaver of Madeley · thirteen children baptised there 1769-1794, the 1779 entry naming the mother Mary	record ↗ FreeREG, Madeley All Saints parish register
William Sneyd	baptised Madeley All Saints, 12 September 1742 · father William Sneyd — and a William son of William buried there 29 September 1744	record ↗ FreeREG, Madeley All Saints parish register
William Sneyd	HE IS IN THE PRINTED MADELEY REGISTER, AND DESCRIBED AS THIS ARCHIVE DESCRIBES HIM · a public search snippet of the Staffordshire Parish Register Society's Madeley volume reads “13 MARGARET D. OF WILLIAM SNEYD, WEAVER . 26 John Bourne 1 Margaret d. of William Sneyd 6 Thomas s. of…”, and another “bapt. July 19 THOMAS S. OF WILLIAM SNEYD OF GT. MADELEY” · THE WORD ‘WEAVER’ IS THE MATCH: this archive already had Samuel Sneyd baptised at Madeley All Saints on 4 June 1781, father WILLIAM SNEYD, WEAVER · CAUTION, AND IT IS NOT A SMALL ONE: the snippets carry NO YEARS, so a Margaret and a Thomas cannot yet be placed as Samuel's sisters and brother, only as children of a William Sneyd, weaver, in the same parish · the volume itself returns 401 without a borrow	record ↗ Staffordshire Parish Register Society, the printed Madeley register — Internet Archive staffordshirepar0000mrnw, lending-restricted, read only through its public search snippets
William Sneyd	burial · 13 MAY 1827, MADELEY ALL SAINTS, Staffordshire · AGED 84, born about 1743 · the better of two candidates for the weaver, and not proved	record ↗ National Burial Index for England & Wales (Midland Ancestors)
William Sneyd	burial · 1819, Madeley All Saints, Staffordshire · aged 88, born about 1731 · the other candidate for the weaver	record ↗ National Burial Index for England & Wales (Midland Ancestors)
Ada Isabell Corbett Sneyd	b. 1873 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Ada Isabell Corbett Sneyd	b. 1873 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Ada Zillah Sneyd	1872–1921 · Bega, New South Wales, Australia	family tree
Alice Catherine Irene Sneyd	1871–1914 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Amy Nesta Sneyd	1900–1941 · Nurse · Brisbane, Qld, Aust.	family tree
Annie Ada Sneyd	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree
Arthur Hartley Sneyd	1893–1916 · Clerk · Rockhampton City, Rockhampton Regional, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Arthur Oliver Sneyd	1855–1896 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Arthur William Hartley Sneyd	1866–1922 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree direct line
Beryl Marie Sneyd	1904–1905 · Brisbane, Qld, Aust.	family tree
Brindley Stoke Sneyd	1888–1888 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Brindley Stoke Sneyd	1888–1888 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Catherine Isabel Sneyd	1864–1947 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Cecil George Sneyd	1891–1947 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Dinah Sneyd	b. 1772 · Madeley, Staffordshire, England	family tree
Doris Ruth Marion Sneyd	1902–1998 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Dryden Sneyd	1721–1741	family tree
Dulcie Equator Sneyd	1902–1941 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Eda Joyce Margaret Sneyd	1901–1955 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Edith Blanche Sneyd	1867–1887 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Edith Blanche Sneyd	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree
Edward Sneyd	1754–1776 · Keele, Staffordshire	family tree
Edward Sneyd	d. 1691	family tree
Eliza Anne Corbett Sneyd	1875–1955 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Eliza Anne Corbett Sneyd	1875–1955 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Elizabeth Margaret Sneyd	1853–1908 · New South Wales, Australia	family tree
Ellen Mary Sneyd	1844–1893 · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia	family tree
Emily Grace Sneyd	1909–1995 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Emma Martha Sneyd	1847–1922 · Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia	family tree
Emma Penelope Sneyd	1784–1835 · Keele, Staffordshire	family tree
Ernest Ephraim Sneyd	1869–1946 · Bega, Bega Valley Shire Council, New South Wales, Australia	family tree
Eva Maud Sneyd	b. 1875 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Florence Isabel Sneyd	1897–1942 · Kelvin Grove, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Frances Sneyd	1751–1809	family tree
George Sneyd	d. 1790 · England	family tree
Gladys Beryl Sneyd	1893–1897 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Gladys May Corbett Sneyd	b. 1890 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Gladys May Corbett Sneyd	b. 1890 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Greville William Sneyd	1899–1996 · Gayndah, North Burnett Regional, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Hazel Ethel Mary Sneyd	b. 1906 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Henry Sneyd	d. 1791 · England	family tree
Herbert George Eales Sneyd	1906–1988 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Hugh Herbert Hanley Sneyd	1869–1935 · Westwood, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Isabel Clara Sneyd	b. 1862 · Denton, Oxford, England	family tree
Ivy Miriam Sneyd	1891–1979 · Boulia, Boulia Shire, Queensland, Australia	family tree direct line
James Goulbourn Sneyd	1840–1925 · Kempsey, Kempsey Shire Council, New South Wales, Australia	family tree
James Hyland Corbett Sneyd	1885–1936 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
James Hyland Corbett Sneyd	1885–1936 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
James Hyland1 Sneyd	1881–1882 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
James Hyland2 Sneyd	1881–1882 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
James Sneyd	b. 1779 · Madeley, Staffordshire, England	family tree
James Sneyd	b. 1818 · Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, England, United Kingdom	family tree
Jessie Camile Corbett Sneyd	1883–1936 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Jessie Camile Corbett Sneyd	1883–1936 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
John Braidwood Sneyd	1842–1908 · Braidwood, Palerang Council, New South Wales, Australia	family tree
John Nelson Sneyd	1905–1994 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
John Sneyd	1760–1835 · England	family tree
Joseph Samuel1 Sneyd	1846–1905 · Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom	family tree
Joseph Samuel2 Sneyd	1846–1905 · Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia	family tree
Julia Hetty Sneyd	b. 1892 · Holy Trinity, Kingswinford, Stafford, England	family tree
Kenneth Seigfried Sneyd	1898–1935 · Brisbane, Qld, Aust.	family tree
Lewis Sneyd	1788–1858 · Keele, Staffordshire	family tree
Lionel Sneyd	b. 1879	family tree
Louisa Caroline Sneyd	1833–1907	family tree
Louisa Georgina SNEYD	1861–1910 · Denton, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, United Kingdom	family tree
Louisa Miriam Sneyd	1861–1927 · Bega, New South Wales, Australia	family tree
Mary Sneyd	b. 1788 · Madeley, Shropshire, England	family tree
Mary Sneyd	b. 1814	family tree
Maurice Norman Fitzroy Sneyd	1879–1879 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Maurice Norman Fitzroy Sneyd	1879–1879 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Muriel Mary Sneyd	1898–1982 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Norma Denise Sneyd	1940–1944 · Mackay, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Ralph Sneyd	1669–1695 · Bradwell, England	above a graft Keele
Ralph Sneyd	1692–1733 · Wolstanton, Staffordshire, England	above a graft Keele
Ralph Sneyd	1723–1793 · Keele, Staffordshire-Inglaterra	above a graft Keele
Ralph Sneyd	1753–1808 · England	family tree
Ralph Sneyd	1793–1870	family tree
Ralph Sneyd	1793–1870 · Keele, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom	family tree
Ralph Sneyd	1863–1949 · Denton, England, United Kingdom	family tree
Ralph Sneyd	1863–1949 · Headington, Oxfordshire, England	family tree
Ralph Sneyd	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Keele
Richard Malone Sneyd	1800–1861 · Judge · Ireland	family tree
Robert Mcdowell Sneyd	1862–1937 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Robert Raymond Sneyd	b. 1908 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Roy Sneyd	1899–1964 · Traveller / Engine Driver (Mill) · Mackay, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Samuel Charles Sneyd	1810–1885 · Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England	family tree direct line
Samuel Charles Sneyd	1863–1938 · Queensland, Australia.	family tree
Samuel Hartley Hanley Stafford Sneyd	1851–1901 · New South Wales, Australia	family tree
Samuel Sneyd	1769–1856 · a grocer of Hanley · Madeley, Staffordshire, England	family tree direct line
Sarah Sneyd	b. 1776 · Madeley, Staffordshire, England	family tree
Sneyd	1864–1956 · Denton, Oxford, England	family tree
Sneyd	1867–1939 · Headington, Oxfordshire, England	family tree
Sneyd	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree
Sydney Sneyd	1927–1987 · Qld, Australia	family tree
Theodosia Sneyd	b. 1773 · Madeley, Staffordshire, England	family tree
Thomas George Sneyd	1859–1927 · Bega, Bega Valley Shire Council, New South Wales, Australia	family tree
Vera Evelyn Sneyd	b. 1887 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Vivian Claude Sneyd	1895–1949 · Salesman (listed as occupation on a death notice) · Rockhampton City, Rockhampton Regional, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Vivian Ernest William Sneyd	1890–1919 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Walter Reginald Brisbane Sneyd	1877–1878 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Walter Reginald Brisbane Sneyd	1877–1878 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Walter Sneyd	1752–1829 · Politician · Staffordshire, England	family tree
Walter Sneyd	1809–1888 · Keele, Staffordshire, England	family tree
William Albert Sneyd	d. 1954 · Adeliade, South Australia, Aust.	family tree
William Charles Henry Corbett Sneyd	1876–1911 · Railway Carriage Builder. · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
William Charles Henry Sneyd	1876–1911 · Railway Carriage Builder. · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
William Hartley Sneyd	1838–1902 · Kempsey, New South Wales, Australia	family tree direct line
William Joseph George Sneyd	1900–1992 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
William Sneyd	b. 1746 · Madeley, Staffordshire, England	family tree direct line
William Sneyd	b. 1769 · Madeley, Staffordshire, England	family tree
William Sneyd	b. 1780 · Madeley, Staffordshire, England	family tree
William Sneyd	England	family tree
Aaron Wakefield	died 21/09/1896 · mother: Hannah Sanegar · father: James Wakefield	record ↗ Queensland death index 1896/C/3402
Aaron Wakefield	married Elizabeth Ann Birch · 11 July 1861 · Brisbane — two brothers, two Birch sisters, four months apart	record ↗ Queensland marriage index 1861/B/142
Aaron Wakefield	aged 1 · born in Gloucestershire	record ↗ 1841 census, HO107/374, ED 13 p.10, Drivers Fields, St Paul, Bristol
Aaron Wakefield	aged 14 · farm labourer · native place BRISTOL · entered among the single men	record ↗ QSA S13086/ITM18474, passenger register, image DR38490
Aaron Wakefield	son, aged 10, errand boy	record ↗ 1851 census, Drivers Fields, St Paul, Bristol — HO107/1949 f.478 p.14 sch.66 (FindMyPast)
Eliza Wakefield	baptised at Bristol 14 OCTOBER 1832 · father JAMES WAKEFIELD, mother HANNAH	record ↗ England Births & Baptisms / Deaths & Burials 1538-1991, Bristol (FindMyPast)
Eliza Wakefield	buried at Bristol 4 MAY 1834, AGED 19 MONTHS · the eldest of the three daughters this archive believed had been left behind in 1854	record ↗ England Births & Baptisms / Deaths & Burials 1538-1991, Bristol (FindMyPast)
Ellen Wakefield	baptised at Bristol 26 OCTOBER 1834 · father JAMES WAKEFIELD, mother HANNAH — the first baptism of any of their children found	record ↗ Gloucestershire Burials / England Births & Baptisms, Bristol (FindMyPast)
Ellen Wakefield	buried at BRISTOL, ST PAUL, PORTLAND SQUARE, 12 JULY 1840, AGED 5 · Bristol Archives P/St P/R/3/3 — she did not stay behind in 1854; she died fourteen years before the ship	record ↗ Gloucestershire Burials / England Births & Baptisms, Bristol (FindMyPast)
Ephraim Wakefield	died 26/05/1868 · mother: Anna Sanniger · father: James Wakefield	record ↗ Queensland death index 1868/B/4544
Ephraim Wakefield	aged 5 · aboard the General Hewitt	record ↗ QSA S13086/ITM18474, passenger register, image DR38490
Hannah Wakefield	died 04/07/1873 · father entered as “John Jenniger” — John Saniger, written by ear · mother not given	record ↗ Queensland death index 1873/C/603
Hannah Wakefield	aged 35 · born outside the county — which is why she cannot be found in the Gloucestershire registers	record ↗ 1841 census, HO107/374, ED 13 p.10, Drivers Fields, St Paul, Bristol
Hannah Wakefield	aged 48 · county entered as a ditto under her husband's Gloucester — not a statement of her birthplace	record ↗ QSA S13086/ITM18474, passenger register, image DR38490
Hiram Wakefield	died 25/06/1905 · mother: Hannah Sanigar · father: James Wakefield	record ↗ Queensland death index 1905/B/5782
Hiram Wakefield	married Margaret Birch · 29 March 1861 · Brisbane	record ↗ Queensland marriage index 1861/B/129
Hiram Wakefield	aged 4 · born in Gloucestershire	record ↗ 1841 census, HO107/374, ED 13 p.10, Drivers Fields, St Paul, Bristol
Hiram Wakefield	aged 16 · PLUMBER · native place BRISTOL · entered among the single men	record ↗ QSA S13086/ITM18474, passenger register, image DR38490
Hiram Wakefield	son, aged 13, errand boy	record ↗ 1851 census, Drivers Fields, St Paul, Bristol — HO107/1949 f.478 p.14 sch.66 (FindMyPast)
Hiram Wakefield	A TIMBER MERCHANT WHO TOOK APPRENTICES · the Aldine History of Queensland of 1888 twice describes men who “entered the employ of HIRAM WAKEFIELD, TIMBER MERCHANT” and “learned his trade with Mr. Hiram Wakefield” in Brisbane · and in 1868 Slater's lists him running a TWO-HORSE COACH between BRISBANE AND SANDGATE via German Station	record ↗ The Aldine History of Queensland (1888) and Slater's Queensland Almanac 1868
Hiram Wakefield	AND A PUBLIC MAN FOR TWENTY YEARS · “HIRAM WAKEFIELD, Esq., J.P.” stands as a TRUSTEE and later DIRECTOR in Slater's Queensland Almanac for 1882, 1883, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1890 and 1891, beside Hon. James Swan M.L.C., George Hall and JAMES R. DICKSON, later Premier of Queensland · in 1889 and 1890 he sits on a board with the Mayor of Brisbane · THE 1888 VOLUME CALLS HIM “M.L.A.” AND EVERY OTHER YEAR CALLS HIM “J.P.”: one reading against eight, recorded as a discrepancy and NOT as a seat in the Assembly	record ↗ Slater's Queensland Almanac, the volumes for 1882-1891
Jabez Wakefield	died 08/02/1903 · mother: Hannah (no surname given) · father: James Wakefield	record ↗ Queensland death index 1903/C/5058
Jabez Wakefield	married Margaret Fraser · 22 April 1863 · Brisbane	record ↗ Queensland marriage index 1863/B/539
Jabez Wakefield	aged 11 · aboard the General Hewitt	record ↗ QSA S13086/ITM18474, passenger register, image DR38490
Jabez Wakefield	son, aged 8 · a child this archive had never heard of	record ↗ 1851 census, Drivers Fields, St Paul, Bristol — HO107/1949 f.478 p.14 sch.66 (FindMyPast)
Jabez Wakefield	birth registered at Bristol, 1843	record ↗ England & Wales Births 1837-2006 (FindMyPast)
Jabez Wakefield	married in Queensland 1863 and buried there 1903 · born Bristol 1843, he sailed on the General Hewitt at eleven	record ↗ Queensland Marriages / Burials & Memorials (FindMyPast)
Jabez Wakefield	“AN OLD RESIDENT AND EX-MAYOR OF ROCKHAMPTON” · his name stands in the obituary list of Slater's Queensland Almanac for 1904, under the 7th of February, among the deaths of the previous year · this archive already held his death as 8 FEBRUARY 1903 from the Queensland register, so the two agree to a day — WHAT IS NEW IS THE OFFICE: he had been MAYOR OF ROCKHAMPTON, which no page here has ever said	record ↗ Slater's Queensland Almanac 1904, obituary list
James Wakefield	died 08/07/1857 · father: Richard Wakefield — a generation the archive did not have	record ↗ Queensland death index 1857/B/135
James Wakefield	aged 35 · mason journeyman · born in Gloucestershire	record ↗ 1841 census, HO107/374, ED 13 p.10, Drivers Fields, St Paul, Bristol
James Wakefield	aged 48 · MASON · county Gloucester · arrived Brisbane 16 Dec 1854 on the General Hewitt	record ↗ QSA S13086/ITM18474, passenger register, image DR38490

Name	What the source says	Source
James Wakefield	head, aged 45, MASON · born at STROUD, GLOUCESTERSHIRE	record ↗ 1851 census, Drivers Fields, St Paul, Bristol — HO107/1949 f.478 p.14 sch.66 (FindMyPast)
James Wakefield	baptised at STROUD 6 APRIL 1806 · father RICHARD WAKEFIELD, mother ELIZABETH WEBB — matching the birthplace the 1851 census gives him, and naming a generation this archive did not have	record ↗ England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975, Stroud (FindMyPast)
Marion Wakefield	aged 14 · DOMESTIC · native place BRISTOL · entered among the single women — this is Miriam	record ↗ QSA S13086/ITM18474, passenger register, image DR38490
Martha Wakefield	marriage · 31 July 1887, to PHILIP MILLINGEN — the only Martha Wakefield marriage in the Queensland index	record ↗ Queensland marriage index 1887/B/11632
Miriam Wakefield	died 12/08/1909 · parents: Hannah Saniger · James Wakefield	record ↗ Queensland death index 1909/C/1054
Miriam Wakefield	married William Hartley Sneyd · 15 November 1859 · Brisbane — she was nineteen	record ↗ Queensland marriage index 1859/B/255
Miriam Wakefield	aged 1 · born in Gloucestershire	record ↗ 1841 census, HO107/374, ED 13 p.10, Drivers Fields, St Paul, Bristol
Miriam Wakefield	birth registered June quarter 1840 · Bristol district · volume 11, page 183 — the only Miriam Wakefield registered in England between 1839 and 1843	record ↗ FreeBMD, GRO birth index
Miriam Wakefield	daughter, aged 10, SERVANT · already in work three years before she sailed	record ↗ 1851 census, Drivers Fields, St Paul, Bristol — HO107/1949 f.478 p.14 sch.66 (FindMyPast)
Miriam Wakefield	as MIRIAM SNEYD, widow · sworn deposition naming his father “Samuel Sneyd, Gaol Governor” and his mother Catherine	record ↗ QSA coronial file ITM2736504 (DR103140), read in full
Richard Wakefield	named as the father of James Wakefield on his 1857 Queensland death registration — the only Gloucestershire candidate is a Richard baptised at Chedworth, 21 Dec 1770, and nothing but a name connects them	record ↗ Queensland death index 1857/B/135
Richard Wakefield	of Stroud · father of James, baptised there 6 April 1806	record ↗ England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975, Stroud (FindMyPast)
Zillah Wakefield	married John Ludwig Frederick · 25 October 1871 · Brisbane	record ↗ Queensland marriage index 1871/B/3366
Zillah Wakefield	aged 8 · aboard the General Hewitt	record ↗ QSA S13086/ITM18474, passenger register, image DR38490
Zillah Wakefield	daughter, aged 5, scholar · a child this archive had never heard of	record ↗ 1851 census, Drivers Fields, St Paul, Bristol — HO107/1949 f.478 p.14 sch.66 (FindMyPast)
Zillah Wakefield	married in Queensland 1871 · born Bristol 1845, she sailed on the General Hewitt at eight	record ↗ Queensland Marriages / Burials & Memorials (FindMyPast)
Aaron Wakefield	1840–1896 · Plumber · England	family tree
Eliza Wakefield	b. 1832 · Bristol, Gloucester, England	family tree
Ellen Wakefield	b. 1834 · England	family tree
Hiram Wakefield	1837–1905 · plumber · Bristol, City of Bristol, UK	family tree
Jabez Wakefield	1843–1903 · Drivers Field, Gloucester, England	family tree
James Wakefield	1799–1857 · Gloucestershire, England	family tree direct line
Martha Wakefield	1836–1899 · England	family tree
Miriam Wakefield	1840–1909 · St Paul, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England	family tree direct line
Zillah Wakefield	1846–1900 · England	family tree
Ann Saniger	baptised at Berkeley 1798, father John Saniger · Hannah's eldest sister	record ↗ England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975, Berkeley — confirmed on FamilySearch and FindMyPast
Caroline Saniger	his wife, aged 28 · born Fishponds, Gloucestershire	record ↗ 1851 census, St Philip and Jacob, Bristol — HO107/1954 f.562 p.30 sch.102
Christian Saniger	plaintiff in a defamation suit against Mary Millard in the Gloucester consistory court, 1768 (GDR/B4/1/387)	record ↗ The National Archives, PROB 11 / Gloucester Diocesan Records (catalogue)
Daniel Saniger	baptised at Berkeley 21 November 1821 · father EDWARD Saniger, mother KITURA — from the stretch of the Berkeley register FreeREG does not reach	record ↗ England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975, Berkeley (FindMyPast)
Edward Saniger	of SANIGER, Berkeley, CLOTHIER · mortgage with Richard Holliday of Berkeley, cooper, 9 August 1692	record ↗ Gloucestershire Archives D2957/41 (catalogue description)
Edward Saniger	of Saniger, Berkeley, GENT · mortgage with Nicholas Morse of Wicks Elme, 13 December 1709; exchange with Isaac Smyth of Dursley, clothier, 13 November 1716	record ↗ Gloucestershire Archives D2957/41 (catalogue description)
Edward Saniger	of Saniger, Gent. · his wife ESTHER died 13 June 1693 and his daughter Esther was buried 16 August 1692 — Berkeley monumental inscriptions	record ↗ Bigland, Collections relative to the County of Gloucester, 1791
Edward Saniger	of Saniger, Gent. · buried 3 December 1739, AGED 48 · his relict SUSANNA died 14 May 1744 aged 58; his daughter JANE died 15 June 1750 aged 24	record ↗ Bigland, Collections relative to the County of Gloucester, 1791
Edward Saniger	freeholder for the tithing of Hinton at the Berkeley election of 1776	record ↗ Bigland, Collections relative to the County of Gloucester, 1791
Edward Saniger	of Saniger, Berkeley, CLOTHIER · lends £100 on mortgage to Richard Holliday of Berkeley, cooper, 9 August 1692	record ↗ Gloucestershire Archives D2957/41 (catalogue description)
Edward Saniger	of Saniger, Berkeley, GENT. · lends £60 on mortgage to Nicholas Morse of Wicks Elme, 13 December 1709 — the same address, seventeen years, and a different rank	record ↗ Gloucestershire Archives D2957/41 (catalogue description)
Edward Saniger	of Saniger, Berkeley, gent. · exchanges land in Oakhunger field with Isaac Smyth of DURSLEY, clothier, 13 November 1716	record ↗ Gloucestershire Archives D2957/41 (catalogue description)
Elizabeth Saniger	widow, of Thornbury, Gloucestershire · will proved 24 December 1833, TNA PROB 11/1825/326	record ↗ Gloucestershire Archives D2957/41 (catalogue description)
Elizabeth Saniger	widow, of THORNBURY, Gloucestershire · will proved 24 December 1833 (PROB 11/1825/326)	record ↗ The National Archives, PROB 11 / Gloucester Diocesan Records (catalogue)
Elizabeth Saniger	his mother, WIDOW, aged 60 · born CHEW MAGNA, SOMERSET — the first Saniger this archive has found with a birthplace outside Gloucestershire	record ↗ 1851 census, St Philip and Jacob, Bristol — HO107/1954 f.562 p.30 sch.102
Elizabeth Saniger	aged 45, born Somerset · at BATTLES LANE, CHEW MAGNA in 1841, in the house of Thomas Veale, spade maker — ten years before she appears at Oxford Road, Bristol	record ↗ 1841 census, Chew Magna, Somerset — piece 938 book 6 folio 6 page 6
Esther Saniger	wife of Edward Saniger of Saniger, Gent. · died 13 June 1693	record ↗ Bigland, Collections relative to the County of Gloucester, 1791
Hannah Saniger	wife, aged 45 · BORN AT BERKELEY, GLOUCESTERSHIRE — the census that finally states her birthplace instead of ticking a column	record ↗ 1851 census, Drivers Fields, St Paul, Bristol — HO107/1949 f.478 p.14 sch.66 (FindMyPast)
Hannah Saniger	married JAMES WAKEFIELD at Bristol, 17 OCTOBER 1831 · the first English record of the marriage, and the first of any kind in England to give her the surname Saniger	record ↗ England Marriages 1538-1973 (FindMyPast)
Hannah Saniger	baptised HANNAH SANIGOR at BERKELEY, 18 AUGUST 1804 · father JNO SANIGOR — the baptism this archive twice declared missing, indexed under a spelling its own alias list did not carry	record ↗ England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975, Berkeley — confirmed on FamilySearch and FindMyPast
Jane Saniger	daughter of Edward Saniger of Saniger, Gent. · died 15 June 1750, aged 24	record ↗ Bigland, Collections relative to the County of Gloucester, 1791
John Saniger	of Berkeley, YEOMAN · release of 2 November 1601 with John Smithe of Panthurste — the earliest Saniger this archive has found	record ↗ Gloucestershire Archives D2957/41 (catalogue description)
John Saniger	baptised at Berkeley 18 MAY 1769, father THO'S Saniger · the tree gives his birth as 15 May 1769	record ↗ Berkeley St Mary the Virgin, after 1677 (FindMyPast — England Births & Baptisms / Marriages; National Burial Index, Gloucestershire FHS)
John Saniger	buried at Berkeley St Mary the Virgin, 16 JANUARY 1825, AGED 55 · the tree says 10 March 1824, ten months early	record ↗ Berkeley St Mary the Virgin, after 1677 (FindMyPast — England Births & Baptisms / Marriages; National Burial Index, Gloucestershire FHS)
John Saniger	baptised at Berkeley 18 SEPTEMBER 1803, father JNO Saniger · Hannah's brother	record ↗ Berkeley St Mary the Virgin, after 1677 (FindMyPast — England Births & Baptisms / Marriages; National Burial Index, Gloucestershire FHS)
John Saniger	THE SURNAME'S HOME PARISH LOOKS LIKE STONE, NOT BERKELEY · across six printed volumes of Gloucestershire marriage registers the name appears THIRTY-SIX TIMES, and TWENTY of them are at STONE, the parish adjoining Berkeley, in the 1670s to 1690s — Morice Saniger & Margarett Heskins, Samuell Sanigar & Mary Morgan, William Sanigar & Bridget Bayley, John Cole & Elizabeth Sanigar, Richard Jones & Mary Sanigar · the rest are at THORNBURY, CAM and DURSLEY · THIS IS SURNAME DISTRIBUTION AND NOT DESCENT: not one of the thirty-six is shown here to be a relative, and none is a John marrying a Lydia	record ↗ Phillimore, Gloucestershire Parish Registers: Marriages, six volumes read in full text — Internet Archive gloucestershirep15phil and others
Maurice Saniger	and Jane his wife · a suit brought by John Hardinge, Easter term 1731	record ↗ Gloucestershire Archives D2957/41 (catalogue description)
Maurice Saniger	and JANE his wife · a fine with John Hardinge over two messuages and land in Berkeley AND DURSLEY, Easter term 1731	record ↗ Gloucestershire Archives D2957/41 (catalogue description)
Samuel Saniger	aged 50, SHOEMAKER, at Berkeley in 1841 — with his son Samuel, 15, a butcher	record ↗ 1851 census, HO107/1954, 7 Oxford Road, St Philip and Jacob Out, Bristol
Susanna Saniger	relict of Edward Saniger, Gent. · died 14 May 1744, aged 58	record ↗ Bigland, Collections relative to the County of Gloucester, 1791
Thomas Saniger	baptised at Berkeley 23 AUGUST 1744, father THOMAS Saniger · the tree gives the same day	record ↗ Berkeley St Mary the Virgin, after 1677 (FindMyPast — England Births & Baptisms / Marriages; National Burial Index, Gloucestershire FHS)
Thomas Saniger	married CATHERINE COTTON at Berkeley, 10 APRIL 1769 · a name this archive never had, and the mother of John	record ↗ Berkeley St Mary the Virgin, after 1677 (FindMyPast — England Births & Baptisms / Marriages; National Burial Index, Gloucestershire FHS)
Thomas Saniger	buried at Berkeley St Mary the Virgin, 24 JANUARY 1819, AGED 75	record ↗ Berkeley St Mary the Virgin, after 1677 (FindMyPast — England Births & Baptisms / Marriages; National Burial Index, Gloucestershire FHS)
Thomas Saniger	baptised at Berkeley 3 JULY 1808, father JOHN Saniger · Hannah's brother	record ↗ Berkeley St Mary the Virgin, after 1677 (FindMyPast — England Births & Baptisms / Marriages; National Burial Index, Gloucestershire FHS)
Thomas Saniger	baptised at Berkeley 12 DECEMBER 1711, father WILLIAM Saniger · the tree gives his birth as 11 December 1711	record ↗ Berkeley St Mary the Virgin, England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975 (FindMyPast)
Thomas Saniger	THOMAS SINEGAR, 30, at Sion Road, Johns Place, St Philip & Jacob Without, 1841 · with Martha 31, James 11, LYDIA 9, Thomas 7, Martha 2 — HO107/378 bk5 f.40 p.26 sch.1633 · and in 1851, aged 42, a labourer at 7 Oxford Road BORN BERKLEY, GLOUCESTERSHIRE	record ↗ 1841 census and Bristol parish registers, St Philip and Jacob (FindMyPast)
Thomas Saniger	died 1 OCTOBER 1881 at Waterloo Lane, Bristol, and was buried at Greenbank Cemetery, Eastville · baptised Berkeley 3 July 1808, son of John	record ↗ FamilySearch Family Tree
Thomas Saniger	married MARTHA GOLDING at BRISTOL, 24 AUGUST 1828, indexed THOMAS SANIGRE, written SANIGAR in the register · Hannah's brother, baptised Berkeley 3 July 1808 son of John	record ↗ England Marriages 1538-1973 (FamilySearch index, free) — the same index is served by FindMyPast, which is one reading and not two
William Saniger	head, aged 27, SMITH JOURNEYMAN, of Oxford Road · born CHEW MAGNA, SOMERSET	record ↗ 1851 census, St Philip and Jacob, Bristol — HO107/1954 f.562 p.30 sch.102
William Saniger	baptised at Berkeley 6 SEPTEMBER 1801, father JOHN Saniger · Hannah's brother	record ↗ Berkeley St Mary the Virgin, after 1677 (FindMyPast — England Births & Baptisms / Marriages; National Burial Index, Gloucestershire FHS)
William Saniger	baptised at Berkeley 12 OCTOBER 1679, father WILLIAM Saniger · the family tree gives 12 October 1679 — the same day	record ↗ Berkeley St Mary the Virgin, England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975 (FindMyPast)
Hannah SANIGER	1805–1873 · Berkley, Gloucester, England	family tree direct line
John Saniger	1769–1824 · Berkeley, Gloucestershire, England	family tree direct line
Thomas Saniger	b. 1711 · Christened in Berkeley, Gloucester, England	family tree direct line
Thomas Saniger	1744–1819 · Christened in Berkeley, Gloucester, England	family tree direct line
William Saniger	1679–1718 · Berkeley, Gloucester, England	family tree direct line
James Atwell	died 16/07/1907 · parents: Maria Rossiter · John Atwell	record ↗ Queensland death index 1907/C/1215
Maria Atwell, née Rossiter	died 24/03/1889 · parents: Maria Beecham · James Rossiter	record ↗ Queensland death index 1889/B/21863
Sarah Atwell, née Wright	died 12/05/1941 · parents: Agnes Scott · John Wright	record ↗ Queensland death index 1941/C/2242
Agnes "Peg" Atwell	b. 1885	family tree
Barbara (nickname 'Goldie') Atwell	1897–1989 · Toowoomba, australia	family tree direct line
Beryl Alice Atwell	b. 1915 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Elizabeth Atwell	b. 1797 · Putney, Surrey, England	family tree direct line
Emma Atwell	1866–1938 · Home Duties · 2 Rose Villas, Middlesex, England	family tree
Eric George Bruce Atwell	b. 1918 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Frederick Henry Atwell	1858–1921	family tree
George Atwell	1890–1970 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Gregory Haines Atwell	1837–1887 · Kennington, Surrey, England	family tree
Hazel Atwell	b. 1913	family tree
Henry Atwell	b. 1864	family tree
James Atwell	1853–1907 · line inspector · St. Pauls Hammersmith, Middlesex, england	family tree direct line
James Buckley Falcon Atwell	1832–1860 · Devonshire, England	family tree
James Thomas Atwell	b. 1911	family tree
James William Atwell	1883–1961 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Jessie Atwell	1895–1984 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Jessie Eileen Atwell	b. 1917	family tree
John Atwell	1824–1873 · Labourer · Somerset, England	family tree direct line
John Atwell	b. 1848 · Yeovil, Somerset, England	family tree
John Wright Atwell	1881–1966	family tree
Joseph Atwell	b. 1787 · Teddington, Middlesex, England	family tree direct line
Leslie Norman Atwell	1900–1969 · Perth W.A. Reg. 3494	family tree
Lily Atwell	1900–1984 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
Maria Atwell	1887–1889	family tree
Robert Leslie Atwell	b. 1903 · Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Sarah Atwell	b. 1893 · Queensland, Australia	family tree
William Atwell	b. 1826 · Middlesex, England	family tree
William Atwell	1864–1918 · West Leigh, Devonshire	family tree
Agnies Sainger	buried 2_ May 1655 · Berkeley St Mary · entered “wife of” TYLER — NOT a Sainger wife	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Agnis Sainger	married John Winstone · Berkeley St Mary · 15 Nov 1655	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Ann Sainger	baptised 17 Aug 1667 · Berkeley St Mary	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Avis Sainger	buried 19 Aug 1665 · Berkeley St Mary	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Edward Sainger	of Wanswell · father of the William baptised 24 May 1655	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Edward Sainger	married Hester T* · Berkeley St Mary · 21 Feb 1654/55	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Edward Sainger	married Mary Smyth · Berkeley St Mary · 30 Jul 1655	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Edward Sainger	baptised 24 Jun 1657 · Berkeley St Mary	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Elinor Sainger	buried 26 Apr 1661 · Berkeley St Mary	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Elizabeth Sainger	baptised 8 Mar 1662/63 · Berkeley St Mary	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Esther Sainger	baptised 5 Mar 1669/70 · Berkeley St Mary	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Grace Sainger	buried 13 Nov 1657 · Berkeley St Mary	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
James Sainger	baptised 19 Aug 1671 · Berkeley St Mary	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Joane Sainger	baptised 26 May 1670 · Berkeley St Mary	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
John Sainger	buried 31 Jul 1656 · Berkeley St Mary; another buried 30 Jan 1663/64	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Joseph Sainger	baptised 2 Sep 1657 · Berkeley St Mary; buried 16 Oct 1670	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Margarett Sainger	buried 15 Feb 1665/66 · Berkeley St Mary	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Mary Sainger	baptised 31 Aug 1656 · Berkeley St Mary	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Mary Sainger	buried 27 Nov 1653 · Berkeley St Mary	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Morgan Sainger	baptised 30 Mar 1672 · Berkeley St Mary; a Morgan buried 23 May 1655	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Richard Sainger	baptised 1 Jun 1656 · Berkeley St Mary; buried 6 Jun 1656	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Samuell Sainger	baptised 22 Jan 1659/60 · Berkeley St Mary	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
William Sainger	baptised 24 May 1655 · Berkeley St Mary · father Edward Sainger · abode Wanswell	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
William Sainger	baptised 25 Jun 1657 · Berkeley St Mary · father Edward Sainger · abode Berkeley	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
William Sainger	baptised Jan 1664/5 · Berkeley St Mary · father Edward Sainger · noted “Mr Edward”	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Jane Atkinson, née Creech	died 16/08/1885 · parents: — · Samuel Creech	record ↗ Queensland death index 1885/B/18064
Paul Cole Atkinson	died 14/05/1906 · parents: Ann Kent · Richard Atkinson	record ↗ Queensland death index 1906/B/6762
Alice Harriet Atkinson	1864–1894 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Ann Atkinson	1846–1928	family tree
Ann Creech Atkinson	1858–1863 · Limerick, Ireland	family tree
Charles Atkinson	1838–1840	family tree
Elizabeth Atkinson	1854–1936 · Limerick, Ireland	family tree
Elizabeth Mary ATKINSON	b. 1838 · Limerick, Ireland	family tree
Frances Charlotte Atkinson	b. 1860 · Limerick, Ireland	family tree
George Frederick Handel Atkinson	b. 1871 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Henry Atkinson	1843–1916 · Strand, Limerick, Ireland	family tree
Henry Wallace Atkinson	1866–1938 · Architect · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Ida Kathleen Atkinson	1869–1937 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree direct line
Jane Atkinson	b. 1862 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Paul Cole Atkinson	1832–1906 · Organist · ST. MARY'S, Limerick, Ireland	family tree direct line
Pauline Brenda Atkinson	1886–1969 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Richard Atkinson	b. 1725	family tree direct line
Richard Atkinson	1765–1826 · Limerick, County Limerick, Ireland	family tree direct line
Richard Atkinson	1801–1865 · Music teacher · Limerick City, Ireland	family tree direct line
Richard Kent Atkinson	1836–1888	family tree
Rosanna Atkinson	1827–1895 · Limerick City, Ireland	family tree
Ruby Kathleen Atkinson	b. 1888 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
William Atkinson	1829–1838	family tree
William Robert Atkinson	1856–1883 · Limerick, Ireland	family tree
Barbara Murdoch, née Atwell	died 17/10/1989 · b. 1898 · parents: Sarah Wright · James Atwell	record ↗ Queensland death index 1989/58109
Catherine Jane Murdoch, née Matson	died 07/08/1914 · parents: Mary Abbot · William Matson	record ↗ Queensland death index 1914/B/19789
William James Frazer Murdoch	died 26/05/1946 · parents: Catherine Jane Matson · William	record ↗ Queensland death index 1946/B/6628
William Murdoch	died 22/04/1918 · parents: Marion Fleming Watt · Francis Murdoch	record ↗ Queensland death index 1918/C/2318
Allan George Murdoch	1896–1907 · Gympie, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Annie Kathleen Murdoch	1898–1964 · Gympie, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Audrey "Dell" Murdoch	1929–2022 · Toowoomba Q'ld Australia	family tree direct line
Claud Murdoch	1799–1872 · Farmer · Ayr, Scotland	family tree direct line
Francis Claudius "Frank" Murdoch	1892–1958 · Gympie, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Francis Murdoch	1824–1909 · Labourer · of St Quivox, Ayr, Sctl	family tree direct line
Francis Murdoch	b. 1863 · Ayr, Ayr, Scotland	family tree
Francis Murdoch	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
George Murdoch	b. 1868 · Ayr, Ayr, Scotland	family tree
James "Fraser" Murdoch	1923–2003	family tree
James Murdoch	b. 1861 · Ayr, Ayr, Scotland	family tree
Janet Murdoch	b. 1867 · Ayr, Ayr, Scotland	family tree
Jeanie Murdoch	b. 1870 · Ayr, Ayr, Scotland	family tree
Keith William Murdoch	1925–1996 · Toowoomba	family tree
Marion "Jean" Murdoch	1927–2010 · Toowoomba Q'ld Australia	family tree
Marion Fleming Murdoch	b. 1859 · Ayr, Ayr, Scotland	family tree
Marion Janet Murdoch	1893–1972 · Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia	family tree
William James Fraser "Bill" Murdoch	1894–1946 · Gympie, Queensland, Australia	family tree direct line
William Murdoch	1856–1918 · Engineer · St Quivox, Ayrshire, Scotland, United Kingdom	family tree direct line
David Oliver	of Oswestry · father of Elizabeth, baptised there 19 May 1782 — a generation this archive did not have	record ↗ Shropshire Baptisms, Oswestry St Oswald's — Shropshire Archives P214/A/2/1 p.18 (FindMyPast)
David Oliver	A CANDIDATE MARRIAGE, AND IT IS CALLED A CANDIDATE · “1772, June 12. DAVID OLIVER OF OSWESTRY P: BAC: & MARY OWENS SP: … lic: mar”, in the printed register of LLANYBLODWEL · WHAT FITS: he is of Oswestry parish, where the Oliver baptisms are; the forename pair matches the “David Oliver & Mary” of those baptisms; a marriage in 1772 sits properly before Dianna in 1777, Elizabeth in 1782 and David in 1789; and a man buried at Oswestry in 1808 aged 59 was about twenty-three in 1772 · WHAT DOES NOT: NOTHING LINKS THIS ENTRY TO THOSE BAPTISMS EXCEPT THOSE FITS. David Oliver and Mary are two of the commonest names on this border, and the same eight volumes hold David Olivers at Blodwell, Trefyrclawdd, Pentreshanel, Sweeney and Willow Street across a century · IF IT IS THE RIGHT MARRIAGE, Elizabeth Margaret Oliver's mother was MARY OWENS and the Sneyd line gains a surname. IT IS NOT YET THE RIGHT MARRIAGE; IT IS THE ONLY CANDIDATE	record ↗ Shropshire Parish Registers, Diocese of St Asaph — the printed Llanyblodwel register, read in full text, Internet Archive shropshireparish03asapshro
David Oliver	AND THE CANDIDATE IS THE ONLY ONE, WHICH IS THE CONTROL · all eight printed St Asaph volumes were searched for every marriage of a DAVID OLIVER · between 1765 and 1782 there is exactly ONE, the Llanyblodwel entry above · the only other in the series is “1799, May 10. David Oliver, bac: & ANNE MORRIS, sp:”, which is the wrong wife and the wrong decade · so the shortlist is one long, and that is worth as much as the entry itself	record ↗ Shropshire Parish Registers, Diocese of St Asaph — the printed Llanyblodwel register, read in full text, Internet Archive shropshireparish03asapshro
David Oliver	A COOPER OF CROSS STREET, OSWESTRY · the printed parish register gives him an occupation and an address this archive did not have · BURIED AT OSWESTRY 21 JUNE 1808, AGED 59, which puts his birth about 1749	record ↗ Shropshire Parish Registers, Diocese of St Asaph — the printed Oswestry registers, read in full text, Internet Archive shropshireparish06asapshro and shropshireparish07asapshro
Elizabeth Margaret Oliver	WIDOW, aged 82, born Shropshire · living at Well St, Hanley, in a grocer's shop with her son James on 7 April 1861 — the street and the trade the tree gives her husband, five years after he died there	record ↗ 1861 census, Hanley, Staffordshire (FreeCEN)
Elizabeth Margaret Oliver	death registered December quarter 1861, Stoke upon Trent, volume 6b page 66 · the tree's 1 December 1861 confirmed, eight months after the census found her at Well Street	record ↗ General Register Office death index (FreeBMD)
Elizabeth Margaret Oliver	wife, aged 71 · born OSWESTRY, SHROPSHIRE — which settles the unreadable “Staly Cladwin” of the 1861 census	record ↗ 1851 census, Well Street, Hanley — HO107/2004 f.138 p.13 sch.46 (FindMyPast)
Elizabeth Margaret Oliver	born 17 MAY 1782, baptised 19 May 1782 at Oswestry St Oswald's · father DAVID OLIVER, mother MARY — the tree says 7 May 1787, two digits away	record ↗ Shropshire Baptisms, Oswestry St Oswald's — Shropshire Archives P214/A/2/1 p.18 (FindMyPast)
Elizabeth Margaret Oliver	HER BAPTISM IN A SECOND, INDEPENDENT TRANSCRIPTION · “May 19. Elizabeth, d. of DAVID OLIVER, CROSS ST., & MARY, b. 7 … bap.”, under the year 1782 · the baptism date, the parents and the year all match what this archive took from FindMyPast — BUT THE PRINTED TRANSCRIPT SAYS SHE WAS BORN ON THE 7TH AND FINDMYPAST'S INDEX SAYS THE 17TH · one digit, two transcriptions of one entry, and no way to choose between them without the register itself	record ↗ Shropshire Parish Registers, Diocese of St Asaph — the printed Oswestry registers, read in full text, Internet Archive shropshireparish06asapshro and shropshireparish07asapshro
Elizabeth Margaret Oliver	SIBLINGS, AND THE FIRST THIS ARCHIVE HAS HAD · the same parents at Oswestry baptise DIANNA on 23 MARCH 1777 and DAVID on 12 JULY 1789, the latter entered as “s. of David Oliver, COOPER, Cross Street, & Mary” · a family of at least three children in one street	record ↗ Shropshire Parish Registers, Diocese of St Asaph — the printed Oswestry registers, read in full text, Internet Archive shropshireparish06asapshro and shropshireparish07asapshro
Elizabeth Margaret Oliver	1787–1861 · Oswestry, Shropshire, England, United Kingdom	family tree direct line
Jean Ward	buried as Jane D'Arcy, Chatham, 21 March 1823, entry 791 · AGE 66 · abode Chatham	record ↗ FreeREG, Chatham St Mary the Virgin
Jean Ward	married ROBERT D'ARCY at Portsea St Mary, 21 June 1779	record ↗ Hampshire Marriages / Baptisms, Hampshire Genealogical Society (FindMyPast)
Jean Ward	baptised at SOUTH LEITH, MIDLOTHIAN, 19 JULY 1754 · father JOSEPH WARD, mother MARTHA GARDEN — the parish this archive had repeatedly reported as untranscribed	record ↗ Scotland, Parish Births & Baptisms 1564-1929, South Leith (FindMyPast)
Jean Ward	death notice · “At Chatham, MRS. D'ARCY, THE WIFE OF MAJOR-GEN. D'ARCY, OF THE ROYAL ENGINEERS”	record ↗ Hampshire Chronicle, 24 March 1823, p.3
Joseph Ward	of South Leith, Midlothian · father of Jean, baptised there 19 July 1754 — and the man her eldest son was named for	record ↗ Scotland, Parish Births & Baptisms 1564-1929, South Leith (FindMyPast)
Joseph Ward	married MARTH[A] GAIRDEN at SOUTH LEITH, 27 OCTOBER 1747 · her father WILLIAM GAIRDEN — seven years before their daughter Jean was christened in the same parish	record ↗ Scotland, Parish Marriages & Banns 1561-1893, South Leith (FindMyPast)
Frances Ward	1656–1698 · Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany	above a graft Keele
Jean Ward	1754–1823 · South Leith, Midlothian, Scotland	family tree direct line
Joseph Ward	b. 1725	family tree direct line
William Ward	b. 1700	family tree direct line
Aaron Rossiter	1754–1795 · of Aller, Som., Eng.	family tree direct line
Carolina Rossiter	1825–1889 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree
Charlotte Rossiter	b. 1825 · Long Ashton, Somerset, England	family tree
Elizabeth Rossiter	b. 1817 · Long Ashton, Somerset, Eng	family tree
Emma Rossiter	b. 1836 · Long Ashton, Somerset	family tree

Name	What the source says	Source
James Rossiter	1794–1883 · Aller, Somerset, England	family tree direct line
James Rossiter	b. 1834 · Long Ashton, Somerset, Eng	family tree
Louisa Rossiter	1828–1871 · Long Ashton, Somerset, England	family tree
Maria Rossiter	1824–1889 · Long Ashton, Somerset, Eng	family tree direct line
Ann Elizabeth Blum	1868–1951	family tree
Conrad Blum	Shoemaker and Farmer	family tree direct line
John Blum	1842–1899 · Carrier · Germany	family tree direct line
John Blum	1872–1898 · Clermont, Queensland, Australia	family tree
John Blum	b. 1895 · Queensland	family tree
Martha Blum	1870–1904 · Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia	family tree direct line
Mary Ann Blum	d. 1875	family tree
Robert Blum	b. 1897 · Queensland	family tree
Carmine Antonio (Carminantonio) Falco	died 27/04/1985, NOT 1988 as this archive had it · registration 1985/3063 · father: Raffaele Falco	record ↗ Queensland death index 1985/3063
Carmine Antonio (Carminantonio) Falco	1901–1988 · Caserta, Campania, Italy	family tree direct line
Carmine Antonio Falco	b. 1850 · Arienzo, Caserta, Campania, Italia	family tree direct line
Pasquale Pascuale Falco	b. 1765 · Arienzo, Caserta, Campania, Italy	family tree direct line
Raffaele Falco	1818–1880 · Arienzo, Caserta, Campania, Italia	family tree direct line
Raffaele Falco	b. 1873 · Farmer · Arienzo, Caserta, Campania, Italia	family tree direct line
UNKNOWN Falco	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Vincenzo Falco	1793–1875 · Arienzo, Caserta, Campania, Italia	family tree direct line
John Maddock Jones	bachelor, Esq., of Penybryn in the parish of Ruabon, Denbighshire · married Margarett Maria Isabella D'Arcy at Chatham, 23 October 1806	record ↗ FreeREG, Chatham St Mary the Virgin
John Maddock Jones	of Ruabon, Denbighshire · will proved 24 January 1844, TNA PROB 11/1991/312 · and “of Penybryn esq” in a Shropshire deed of 18 February 1829, SRO 2847/7/173	record ↗ TNA PROB 11/1991/312
John Maddock Jones	“21st, at Ingonville, near Havre, MAJOR MADDOCK JONES, late of the ROYAL DENBIGH MILITIA, and PEN-Y-BRYN, RUABON” · Argus, 1 April 1843 — he died within weeks of his wife, both in Normandy	record ↗ Argus, or Broad-sheet of the Empire, 1 April 1843, p.15
John Maddock Jones	DEATH ACT N° 113, Ingouville, 21 MARCH 1843 · “John Maddack Jones (Major), vivant de son revenu”, died that day at eight in the morning at his home, RUE DU CHAMP DE FOIRE · AGED SIXTY-EIGHT — born about 1774 · his birthplace and both his parents entered as unknown · “veuf de Marguéritta Maria Elisabella Darcy” · declared the same day at three in the afternoon by Généreux Edouard Laillet, appariteur de police, 22, and Jean Philippe Hébert, cultivateur, 48, both of Ingouville and neither a relative	record ↗ Archives départementales de la Seine-Maritime, 4 E 9077 — Le Havre, ancienne commune d'Ingouville, registre des décès 1843, view 58
John Maddock Jones	marriage notice · “CAPTAIN J. M. JONES, of the ROYAL DENBIGH MILITIA” — married at Chatham Church by the Rev. I. T. Jones, November 1806	record ↗ Chester Courant, 11 Nov 1806, p.3
Lydia Jones	1770–1851 · Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, England	family tree direct line
William Jones	b. 1722 · Brimpsfield, Gloucester, England	family tree direct line
Alice de Stone	younger daughter and coheir of Thomas de Stone; married John de Swonhungre and brought WANSWELL into the family, 1329 · TBGAS vol. 22	record TBGAS vol. 22, 1899
Elyanora de Stone	“mother of the aforesaid Alice and Joan”, holding land at Kingscote, 1329 · printed in TBGAS vol. 22 (1899)	record TBGAS vol. 22, 1899
Henry Stone	convict · accused of stealing a pair of trousers	record ↗ TNA ADM 101/26/1, surgeon's journal of the England
Joan de Stone	elder daughter and coheir of Thomas de Stone; married John Serjeant and took Stone and Woodford · TBGAS vol. 22	record TBGAS vol. 22, 1899
Juliana de Stone	mother of Thomas de Stone, and among those on whose advice he surrendered his holding about 1304 · BCM/A/1/24/190	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments, via TNA Discovery
Robert de Stone	enfeoffed by Sir Thomas de Berkeley at £11 a year; grandfather of Thomas de Stone · BCM/A/1/24/190	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments, via TNA Discovery
Thomas de Stone	“son and heir of Robert son of Robert de Stone”; surrendered a holding he could not pay £11 for and took Wanswell at £4 10s.; died 1316 · BCM/A/1/24/189–190	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments, via TNA Discovery
Isabella Swonhungre	wife of William Swonhungre, named in a grant in fee tail by the vicar of Berkeley · MS 3549/4, Library of Birmingham	record Library of Birmingham, MS 3549
John de Swonhungre	of Swanhanger · leased 48 acres 45 perches by Thomas lord of Berkeley, 1 September 1316	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments / Birmingham MS 3549 (catalogue descriptions)
John de Swonhungre	“his father, son and heir of John Swonhungre” — the generation above the printed pedigree, named in an inspeximus of 1356 · BCM/A/1/24/184	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments, via TNA Discovery
Thomas de Swonhungre	of Swanhanger · granted the land of Hekeriche by Sir Thomas de Berkeley, 23 November 1299	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments / Birmingham MS 3549 (catalogue descriptions)
Thomas de Swonhungre	“son of Thomas de Esshelesworth”, granting land in Alilonde to Henry le Grout of Berkeley, 1272–1307 — the surname in the act of forming · BCM/A/1/24/266	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments, via TNA Discovery
William Swonhungre	of Swanhanger · brother and heir of Thomas Swonhungre of Wanswell, 1356	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments / Birmingham MS 3549 (catalogue descriptions)
William Swonhungre	“brother and heir of Thomas Swonhungre of Wanswell”; partitioned the family lands in 1353, excepting the fishery in Severn · BCM/A/1/24/184, TBGAS vol. 22	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments, via TNA Discovery
Anne Creech	b. 1834	family tree
Elizabeth Creech	b. 1800 · County Cork, Ireland	family tree direct line
Jane Creech	1830–1885 · Limerick, Ireland	family tree direct line
Samuel Creech	1799–1847 · Bandon, County Cork, Ireland	family tree direct line
William Creech	b. 1832 · Ballymodan, Bandon, Cor, Ireland	family tree
Lyddya Sinegar	aged 70 · “Independent” · born outside the county · living in the Wakefield household — one of the eleven spellings of Saniger, and the tree names Hannah's mother Lydia	record ↗ 1841 census, HO107/374, ED 13 p.10, Drivers Fields, St Paul, Bristol
Lydia Sinegar	baptised at Bristol, St Philip and Jacob, 28 JANUARY 1866 · father JAMES SINEGAR, mother Laura — Bristol Archives P/St P&J/R/2/24 · the third Lydia in three generations of this Bristol household	record ↗ 1841 census and Bristol parish registers, St Philip and Jacob (FindMyPast)
Martha Sinegar	wife, aged 42, CORDWAINER · born at Berkley, Gloucestershire	record ↗ 1851 census, HO107/1954, 7 Oxford Road, St Philip and Jacob Out, Bristol
Thomas Sinegar	head, aged 42, LABOURER · BORN AT BERKLEY, GLOUCESTERSHIRE · of 7 Oxford Road, Bristol	record ↗ 1851 census, HO107/1954, 7 Oxford Road, St Philip and Jacob Out, Bristol
Thomas Sinegar	married JULIA MARSH at Bristol, St Matthias, 28 MAY 1871 · father THOMAS SINEGAR — Bristol Archives P/St.Mat/R/2/b	record ↗ 1841 census and Bristol parish registers, St Philip and Jacob (FindMyPast)
Anne Sutton	1593–1615 · Rushton, Spencer, Staffordshire, England	above a graft Hornby
Bridget Sutton	1663–1736 · Averham, Nottingham, England	above a graft Hornby
Robert Ambrose Sutton	1594–1668 · Baron Lexinton ( 1st.) · Averham, Nottinghamshire, England	above a graft Hornby
William SUTTON	1535–1574 · Averham, Nottinghamshire, UK	above a graft Hornby
William Sutton	1561–1611 · Sir Knight · Averham, Nottinghamshire, England	above a graft Hornby
Conrad V von Degenfeld	1556–1610 · Ehrstaedt, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany	above a graft Hornby
Margareta Anna von Degenfeld	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
Marie Luise von Degenfeld	1634–1677 · Strassburg, Kärnten, Austria.	above a graft Hornby
Von Degenfeld	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
von Degenfeld	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
Annecchino	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Carmine Annecchino	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Filomena Annecchino	b. 1897	family tree direct line
Giacomo Annecchino	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Catherine Cotton	married Thomas Saniger at Berkeley, 10 April 1769	record ↗ Berkeley St Mary the Virgin, after 1677 (FindMyPast — England Births & Baptisms / Marriages; National Burial Index, Gloucestershire FHS)
Catherine Cotton	1746–1778 · Berkeley, Gloucester, England	family tree direct line
Edward Cotton	1687–1722 · Ashton Under Hill, Gloucestershire, England	family tree direct line
Edward Cotton	1716–1787 · Ashton Underhill, Gloucester, England	family tree direct line
Ida Kathleen Darcy, née Atkinson	died 13/01/1937 · parents: Jane Creech · Paul Atkinson	record ↗ Queensland death index 1937/B/34178
Conyers, 2nd Earl of Holderness Darcy	1621–1692 · Westminster, Middlesex	above a graft Hornby
Robert Darcy	1681–1721 · Earl of Holdernesse ( 3rd · St. James Palace, London, Middlesex, England, Kingdom of England	above a graft Hornby
Thomas Darcy	1565–1605 · Of, Hornby Castle, Yorkshire, England	above a graft Hornby
Elizabeth Dixie	1620–1681 · Market Bosworth, Leicestershire, England	above a graft Keele
Joane Dixie	d. 1614	above a graft Keele
John Dixie	b. 1524	above a graft Keele
Wolston (Wolstan) Dixie	1576–1650 · Knoighted by James I in 1604, sherriff of Leicester · Bosworth Hall, Leicester, Leicestershire, England	above a graft Keele
Caterina Ferrara	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Ferrara	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Ferrara	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Giuseppa Ferrara	Italy	family tree direct line
Martha Garden	of South Leith, Midlothian · mother of Jean Ward	record ↗ Scotland, Parish Births & Baptisms 1564-1929, South Leith (FindMyPast)
Martha Garden	married Joseph Ward at South Leith, 27 October 1747 · entered as MARTH GAIRDEN, daughter of WILLIAM GAIRDEN	record ↗ Scotland, Parish Marriages & Banns 1561-1893, South Leith (FindMyPast)
Martha Garden	b. 1730 · Scotland	family tree direct line
William Garden	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
R. Kent	Pte, B Coy, 9th Battalion · the man who said he saw Sneyd killed	record ↗ AWM 1DRL/0428, Wounded and Missing file for 5050 Sneyd
Ann Kent	1805–1880 · Limerick, Limerick, Ireland	family tree direct line
Robert Kent	1740–1775 · Limerick, County Limerick, Ireland	family tree direct line
William Kent	b. 1767 · Limerick, Limerick, Ireland	family tree direct line
Frances Noel	1673–1751 · Himley Hall, Himley Staffs	above a graft Keele
John Noel	b. 1540 · England	above a graft Keele
William Noel	1581–1641 · Sheriff of Leicestershire and of Warwickshire · Kirkby Mallory, Leicestershire, England	above a graft Keele
William Noel	1642–1675 · Sir Baronet · MARKET BOSWORTH, LEICESTER, ENGLAND	above a graft Keele
Alice de Swonhongre	named in 1346 as “ancestor” of Thomas de Swonhongre and one of three coheirs of JOHN DE WYKE of Ham · DE/M/95, Hertfordshire Archives	record Hertfordshire Archives
Edith Swonhongre	wife of John Swonhongre, in a deed of 24 January 1377 · BCM/A/1/12/243	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments, via TNA Discovery
Elias de Swonhongre	of Swanhanger · grants a messuage to William Panyter for life, 11 April 1377 — the deed Berkeley catalogues under the man and Birmingham under the PLACE, which is what proves Swanhanger and Saniger are one word	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments / Birmingham MS 3549 (catalogue descriptions)
Maud Swonhongre	wife of Thomas son of William de Swonhongre, in a lease of a messuage and half-virgate in Hinton · BCM/A/1/36/24	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments, via TNA Discovery
(unnamed)	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
(unnamed)	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
(unnamed)	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
(unnamed)	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Elizabeth Ann Birch	married Aaron Wakefield 11 July 1861 — sister to Margaret, who married his brother Hiram four months earlier	record ↗ Queensland marriage index 1861/B/142
John Birch	named with Annie Reeves as the parents of Margaret Birch, who married Hiram Wakefield	record ↗ Queensland death index 1898/B/30356
Margaret Birch	married Hiram Wakefield 29 March 1861 · her own death registration 1898/B/30356 names her parents as JOHN BIRCH and ANNIE REEVES	record ↗ Queensland death index 1898/B/30356
Mary Blackbourne	married William Sneyd, weaver · Madeley All Saints, 27 March 1769	record ↗ FreeREG, Madeley All Saints parish register
Mary Blackbourne	1748–1835 · Staffordshire, England	family tree direct line
Samuel Blackbourne	b. 1717 · Miller · Castle Church, Stafford, England	family tree direct line
Christian I of Denmark	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
Christian III of Denmark	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
Frederick I of Denmark	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
Eliza Keeling	1837–1918 · London, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom	family tree direct line
Elizabeth Keeling	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
George Keeling	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Catherine Margaret Mulcahy	1812–1858 · Housemaid · Cork, Cork City, Cork, Ireland	family tree direct line
Mathew Mulcahy	b. 1760	family tree direct line
Thomas Mulcahy	b. 1780	family tree direct line
Conrad I of Oldenburg	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
Dietrich of Oldenburg	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
Hedwig von Oldenburg	1233–1315	above a graft Hornby
James Sanigar	married at BRISTOL, December quarter 1852 · GRO index volume 6a, page 155 · the marriage Bristol Archives mentioned unasked, giving his father Thomas's occupation as LABOURER · son of Thomas Sanigar and Martha Golding, and the eleven-year-old of the 1841 household	record ↗ GRO index of civil registration, via FreeBMD
John Sanigar	will · 1822 · CARPENTER, of Oldbury-on-Severn, Thornbury · Consistory Court of Gloucester 1822/194	record ↗ Gloucestershire Wills & Administrations 1801-1858
William Sanigar	b. 1654	family tree direct line
Keith Watt	d. 1945	family tree
Marion Watt	1840–1910 · of St Quivox, Ayrshire, Scotland	family tree direct line
William Watt	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Catherine Georgiana West	named in two death notices as LADY CATHERINE, DAUGHTER OF THE LATE AND SISTER OF THE PRESENT EARL DE LA WARR · wife of Lieut.-Col. Joseph D'Arcy, married Bath, November 1817	record ↗ Saint James's Chronicle, 23 May 1857; London Evening Standard, 25 June 1862
Catherine Georgiana West	burial · 22 March 1824, BOURN, Cambridgeshire · AGED 36 · “OF BATH” · the Lady Catherine of her sons' death notices, and Joseph D'Arcy's first wife	record ↗ Cambridgeshire Burials (Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire FHS)
Catherine Georgiana West	named as the mother in both Westminster baptisms · KATHARINE GEORGIANA in 1818, CATHERINE GEORGIANA in 1820 — one woman under two ordinary spellings · the first record to carry her forenames, which the tree had asserted and nothing had tested	record ↗ England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975 (FamilySearch index), transcripts read on FindMyPast
Anges Wright	1496–1565 · Hartland, Devon, England, United Kingdom	family tree
John Wright	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Sarah Wright	1862–1941 · Douglas, Lanarkshire, Scotland	family tree direct line
Angelo Zampiello	1895–1972 · Italy	family tree direct line
Francesca Zampiello	1928–2022 · Arpaia, Provincia di Benevento, Campania, Italy	family tree direct line
Zampiello	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Annie Adams	HER MIDDLE NAME, WHICH THE TREE COULD NOT DECIDE · the family tree hedged “Anne Heevish or Hewish Adams” · THREE RECORDS NOW AGREE AND NONE OF THEM COPIED THE OTHERS: the India Office ecclesiastical return indexes her ANNE H ADAMS, the Gentleman's Magazine announcement ANNIE ADAMS, and the plate list of her great-niece's book names her ANNIE HEWISH D'ARCY, NEE ADAMS	record ↗ Berta Ruck, Ancestral Voices (London, Hutchinson, 1972), list of illustrations, plates between pp.128-129 — Internet Archive ancestralvoices00ruck_0, catalogued under the subject “Dorsey family”
Annie Adams	MARRIED ROBERT WEST D'ARCY at BOMBAY in 1846 · ANNIE in the Gentleman's Magazine, ANNE H in the India Office return · nothing else about her is known to this archive — no parents, no birthplace, no death	record ↗ Gentleman's Magazine marriage announcements and IOR Bombay Marriages, both indexed by FIBIS
Anna of Brandenburg	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
Dorothea of Brandenburg	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
Christian III, Count of Oldenburg	1250–1285	above a graft Hornby
Christian V, Count of Oldenburg	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
Andrea Andreana Crisci	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Giuseppa Crisci	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Frances de Beaumont	1580–1654 · of Bedworth and Stoughton, Leicestershire, England	above a graft Keele
Thomas de Beaumont	1555–1614 · Politician · Stoughton, Leicestershire, England	above a graft Keele
Anne Fowler	b. 1545 · England	above a graft Keele
John Fowler	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Keele
Frances Fullwood	1585–1632 · Frere Hall, Warwickshire, England	above a graft Keele
John Fullwood	b. 1563 · Forde Hall, Warwickshire, England	above a graft Keele
Martha Golding	married THOMAS SANIGER at Bristol St James, 24 August 1828 · the mother of his eleven children, two of whom he named JOHN and one LYDIA and one HANNAH	record ↗ FamilySearch Family Tree (marriage unsourced there)
Martha Golding	married Thomas Sanigar at Bristol, 24 August 1828, by banns · mother of his eleven children	record ↗ England Marriages 1538-1973 (FamilySearch index, free) — the same index is served by FindMyPast, which is one reading and not two
Alan Holford	1753–1788 · Davenham, Chester, Eng.	above a graft Keele
Anne Maria Holford	1700–1775 · Keele, Staffordshire, England	above a graft Keele
Constanza Maione	b. 1876 · farmer · Arienzo, Caserta, Campania, Italia	family tree direct line
Michele Angelo Maione	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Angelo Martone	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Anna Martone	b. 1846 · Arienzo, Caserta, Campania, Italia	family tree direct line
Catherine Jane Matson	1862–1914 · Cornacrieve Cornacreeve, Co. Monaghan, Ireland	family tree direct line
William Matson	Ireland	family tree direct line
Angela Rosa Morgillo	1818–1880 · San Felice, Caserta, Campania, Italia	family tree direct line
Orazio Morgillo	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Mary Ann O'Brien	1845–1927 · Domestic Servant · Cork, Ireland	family tree direct line
Timothy O'Brien	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Giuseppe Pesce	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Vincenza Pesce	1789–1859 · Arienzo, Caserta, Campania, Italia	family tree direct line
Grace Rokeby	1595–1658 · Nether Skyers, Darfield, Yorkshire	above a graft Hornby
Thomas Rokeby	1570–1624 · Nether Skyers, Darfield, Yorkshire	above a graft Hornby
Thomas Sinnegar	baptised 17 Mar 1711/12 · Dursley St James	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
William Sinnegar	baptised 6 Nov 1743 · Dursley St James	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Elias Swonhonger	held of Thomas lord Berkeley by knight service; died 13 Richard II, 1389/90 · BCM/A/4/2/22, TBGAS vol. 10	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments, via TNA Discovery
John Swonhonger	“son and heir of Elias”; his marriage sold by the lord in December 1390; aged 18 in 1393; died 1401/2 without issue · BCM/A/4/2/22, TBGAS vol. 10	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments, via TNA Discovery
Elizabeth Swonhunger	sister of John; married James Gaynor of Kingsholm and died without issue · TBGAS vol. 6	record TBGAS vol. 6, 1881–82
Isabel Swonhunger	sister and eventual heir of John; married JOHN THORPE, burgess of Bristol, and the estate passed out of the name in 1402 · TBGAS vol. 6	record TBGAS vol. 6, 1881–82
Anne (Queen consort) of Denmark von Oldenburg	1574–1619 · Queen consort of Scotland, 20 Aug 1589 � 2 Mar 1619, Coronation 17 May 1590 · Skanderborg Castle, Kingdom of Denmark	above a graft Hornby
Frederick II von Oldenburg	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
Friederike Susanna Frederica von Schönburg	1687–1751 · Comtess de Mertola · Berlin, Brandenburg, Prussia, Germany	above a graft Hornby
Meinhard von Schönburg	1641–1719 · militair in portugal samen met zijn vader · Köln	above a graft Hornby
Elizabeth Webb	of Stroud · mother of James Wakefield — and a Matilda WEBB, aged two, is living in James's house at Drivers Fields in 1841	record ↗ England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975, Stroud (FindMyPast)
Matilda Webb	aged 2 · born in Gloucestershire · in the household, relationship not recorded — the 1841 census records none	record ↗ 1841 census, HO107/374, ED 13 p.10, Drivers Fields, St Paul, Bristol
Margaretha Von Zyllenhardt	1558–1608 · <Ehrstaedt, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany>	above a graft Hornby
Wolfgang Zyllenhardt	b. 1535	above a graft Hornby
Mary Abbot	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Anna Maria Adelmann von Adelmannsfelden	1610–1651 · Heidelberg, Baden, Germany	above a graft Hornby
Ahern	Sub-Inspector · conducted the inquiry	record ↗ QSA coronial file ITM2736504 (DR103140), read in full
Giovanna Arricole	b. 1848	family tree direct line
Thomas de Asshelworth	granted 7 acres in the manor of Hamme by Maurice de Berkeley, rent 2s. 11d. a year and one bezant, before 1272 · BCM/A/1/24/67	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments, via TNA Discovery
Bridget Bayley	b. 1684	family tree direct line
Maria "Beacham" Beecham	1792–1874 · Long Ashton, Somerset, England	family tree direct line
William Bell	trustee with Samuel Sneyd and James Voller, Parish of Enoggera, 1872	record ↗ QSA ITM3621487
Dorothy Bellasyse	1576–1653 · Hornby Castle, Yorkshire, England	above a graft Hornby
Thomas Howard, 1st Earl of Berkshire	1587–1669 · Saffron Walden	above a graft Hornby
Mary Ann Blume, née O'Brien	died 21/08/1927 · parents: Hannah Scanlan · Timothy O'Brien	record ↗ Queensland death index 1927/B/2193
Mary Bowen	1770–1832 · Limerick, Limerick, Ireland	family tree direct line
Ingeborg of Brunswick	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
A. Graham Butler	Lieut-Col., A.D.M.S., 1st Australian Division · signed the Bar recommendation, 12 Oct 1917	record ↗ AWM 28 recommendation file
Mary Cartwright	b. 1564 · Ossington, Nottinghamshire, England	above a graft Hornby
Lady Elizabeth Cecil	d. 1672	above a graft Hornby
John Chapman	convict · handcuffed 15 May 1826 for taking his irons off	record ↗ TNA ADM 101/26/1, surgeon's journal of the England
Clark	L/Cpl 1328, A Coy · No. 1 Canadian General Hospital, Étaples, 4 Dec 1916 · saw three men struck by one shell	record ↗ AWM 1DRL/0428, Wounded and Missing file for 5050 Sneyd
Rose Cole	1771–1836 · (about) Limerick City, Ireland	family tree direct line
Susan (Caney) Coney	1568–1638 · Basingthorpe, Lincolnshire, England	above a graft Hornby

Name	What the source says	Source
Francis Thomas CONEY [Knight of Bassingthorpe]	1530–1611 · Bassingthorpe, Lincolnshire, England	above a graft Hornby
Elizabeth Conyers	1545–1572 · Hornby Castle, Yorkshire, England	above a graft Hornby
Mrs Costello	caretaker of Victoria Park · the death was first reported to her	record ↗ QSA coronial file ITM2736504 (DR103140), read in full
William Cowley	of SANIGER, BERKELEY · lease from Daniel Woodward of Bristol city, wine merchant, 28 February 1749	record ↗ Gloucestershire Archives D2957/41 (catalogue description)
Francis D'Arcey	alias Francis D'Arcy · born Sovell, Galway · served 39th and 45th Foot — a different man	record ↗ TNA WO 97/1144/236
John Darcy, Lord D'arcy, Lord Conyers	1659–1688 · Darcy Meynill, Yorkshire, Cattaraugus County, New York, United States	above a graft Hornby
Christine Hilda D'Arcy-Evans	burial · 15 Jan 1930 – 10 Aug 2017 · Centenary Memorial Gardens, Brisbane · plot GARDEN OF REFLECTION, Section C, Site 41 · a D'Arcy-Evans in the family's own cemetery, and unknown to this archive	record ↗ Find a Grave memorial 229072083 · Centenary Memorial Gardens, Brisbane
Katherine Dabridgecourt	b. 1556 · SOLIHULL West Midlands England	above a graft Keele
Thomas DABRIDGECOURT of Longdon Hall	1531–1561 · Langdon Hall, Warwickshire, England	above a graft Keele
Claudia di Lucia	1760–1830 · Santa Maria A Vico, Nola, Terra Di Lavoro	family tree direct line
Hedwig of Diepholz	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
Dr Dods	Government Medical Officer · performed the post-mortem, 12 Sep 1902	record ↗ QSA coronial file ITM2736504 (DR103140), read in full
Margaret Dunning	b. 1712	family tree direct line
Elizabeth	b. 1720 · Ashton Underhill, Gloucester, England	family tree direct line
Agostino Falcone	b. 1740 · Caserta, Campania, Italia	family tree direct line
Catherine Farnham	1558–1625 · Bedworth, Leicestershire, England, UK.	above a graft Keele
Marion Fleming	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Zillah Frederich, née Wakefield	died 27/06/1900 · mother: Hannah Saniger · father: James Wakefield	record ↗ Queensland death index 1900/C/3322
William Gairden	of South Leith, Midlothian · named as Martha's father at her marriage in 1747 — the oldest Scot in this archive	record ↗ Scotland, Parish Marriages & Banns 1561-1893, South Leith (FindMyPast)
Robert Gamel	of Saniger · his daughter Juliana named in a Berkeley deed, late 13th century — the earliest inhabitant of the place this archive has found	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments (catalogue description)
Maria Gardner	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Hannah Elizabeth (possibly Alm Eliza) Gautz	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Ellen Gillard	1751–1844 · of Aller, Som., Eng.	family tree direct line
Susanne Gravenegg	b. 1537	above a graft Hornby
Alice GRISWOLD or Greswald	1535–1563 · Langdon Hall, Warwickshire, England	above a graft Keele
Sophie Güstrow	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
Sarah Harmer	census 1841 · aged 20, born Sussex · Western Buildings, Brighton — servant to the D'Arcy sisters	record ↗ 1841 census HO107/1122 bk8 f.37 p.22
Barbara Harvey	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Keele
James Hayward	census 1851 · aged 61, born Buckinghamshire · LODGING HOUSE KEEPER · Western Cottages, Brighton — the house next door to the D'Arcy sisters	record ↗ 1851 census HO107/1646 f.358 p.60 sch.173
J. Brownlie Henderson	Government Analyst · found 1¼ oz of crude carbolic acid in the stomach, 22 Sep 1902	record ↗ QSA coronial file ITM2736504 (DR103140), read in full
Walter Hevyner	of Saniger, and Maud his wife · deeds with William Doly, burgess of Berkeley, 1443	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments (catalogue description)
Hislop	undertaker · John Hislop & Sons of Peel Street, South Brisbane	record ↗ QSA coronial file ITM2736504 (DR103140), read in full
George Holloway	Pte 5377, A Coy · 1 Convalescent Depot, Étaples, 4 Dec 1916 · “his death is mysterious”	record ↗ AWM 1DRL/0428, Wounded and Missing file for 5050 Sneyd
Countess Agnes of Honstein	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
Frances (Lady of Berkshire) Howard	1627–1670 · Walden, Essex, England	above a graft Hornby
Robert Hughes	convict · threatened the surgeon; three knives traced to him	record ↗ TNA ADM 101/26/1, surgeon's journal of the England
Martha Hurford	death · 23 April 1899, Maryborough · PARENTS JOHN WAKEFIELD and a HUGHES — NOT James Wakefield and Hannah Saniger	record ↗ Queensland death index 1899/C/3288
Alfred Hutchison	walked the railway line in Victoria Park with John Williams and saw the body	record ↗ QSA coronial file ITM2736504 (DR103140), read in full
John II, Count of Oldenburg	d. 1314	above a graft Hornby
H. Kendrick	Cpl, 1st A.D.B.D. · said the pioneers put Sneyd over the parapet and he crawled back next morning	record ↗ AWM 1DRL/0428, Wounded and Missing file for 5050 Sneyd
William Kerr	convict · suspected with John Wells	record ↗ TNA ADM 101/26/1, surgeon's journal of the England
Dorothea Lauenburg	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
Edward Law	retired, of Hartley Street off Gregory Terrace · last to speak to him · signed with his mark	record ↗ QSA coronial file ITM2736504 (DR103140), read in full
A. Lee	Cpl 1370, A Coy 2 Pl · No. 9 General Hospital, Rouen, 16 Dec 1916 · spoke to Sneyd the morning after he was thought dead	record ↗ AWM 1DRL/0428, Wounded and Missing file for 5050 Sneyd
Alice LEIGH	1532–1621 · Basingthorpe, Lincolnshire, England	above a graft Hornby
Martha Lewis	b. 1702	family tree direct line
Mary Love	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Richd Lovett	second witness to the D'Arcy-Jones marriage, Chatham, 23 October 1806	record ↗ FreeREG, Chatham St Mary the Virgin
Mary Ludlam	of GUERNSEY · married Captain George D'Arcy, announced September 1805 — the Chatham baptism of 1811 gives Frederick Robert's mother as MARY	record ↗ Salisbury and Winchester Journal, 23 September 1805, p.3 (British Newspaper Archive)
Lydia Lyon	1683–1764 · Maket Drayton, Shropshire, England	family tree direct line
Chew Magna	“a large and populous parish … six miles south-west from Bristol … one hundred and seventy houses, and eight hundred and thirty inhabitants” · and “in former days … a LARGE CLOTHING TOWN”	record ↗ Collinson, History and Antiquities of the County of Somerset (1791), vol. II
Aniello Maione Majone	b. 1841 · Arienzo, Caserta, Campania, Italia	family tree direct line
Mary	b. 1653	family tree direct line
Vivian Maynard	3rd Field Ambulance, A.I.F., M.M. · of Bowen Bridge Road · enlisted with Vivian Sneyd in 1915, Gallipoli and France together	record ↗ Brisbane Courier, 18 Jan 1919
Bridget Mayney	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
J. A. McIntyre	wrote the letter to the Brisbane Courier, 7 Jul 1885, from which the obituary was taken	record ↗ Trove, Australian newspapers
Martha Millingen	death · 19 July 1898 · parents HENRY WAKEFIELD and CATHERINE DUNCAN · née Wakefield, m. Philip Millingen 31 Jul 1887	record ↗ Queensland death index 1898/B/30782
Anne Mordaunt	1540–1627 · Buckwall, Somerset	above a graft Hornby
Patrick Moroney	police constable, Brisbane · recovered the body; handed a knife, spectacles and two handkerchiefs to a son	record ↗ QSA coronial file ITM2736504 (DR103140), read in full
Ellen Morris	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Morton	Sgt, 10th Battalion · reported 1 Sep 1917 that Sneyd was killed at Mouquet Farm on 22 Aug 1916 and buried under a wooden cross	record ↗ AWM 1DRL/0428, Wounded and Missing file for 5050 Sneyd
E. M. Murray	Police Magistrate · ordered the post-mortem	record ↗ QSA coronial file ITM2736504 (DR103140), read in full
R. D. Neilson	J.P. · presided at the magisterial inquiry, Brisbane Police Court, 29 Sep 1902	record ↗ QSA coronial file ITM2736504 (DR103140), read in full
Geoffrey Nel	of Saniger IN THE PARISH OF BERKELEY · deed of 1272–1307, which is what fixes Saniger as a place	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments (catalogue description)
Varney (Vere) (Verney) Noel (Nowell)	1604–1670 · Solihull, Warwickshire, England	above a graft Keele
Peter N. Paulsen	farmer of Meringandan · an unrelated case bound into the same file	record ↗ QSA coronial file ITM2736504 (DR103140), read in full
Robert Mead Pearson	marriage · 1859, Parramatta, New South Wales · to CHARLOTTE CATHCART D'ARCY · registration 2618	record ↗ New South Wales Marriages 1788-1945
Ann Peevers	1745–1808 · Limerick, County Limerick, Ireland	family tree direct line
Richard George Petty	settlor · Resubdivision A, Subdivision 3, Portion 417, Parish of Enoggera, 1872	record ↗ QSA ITM3621487
John Quin	convict · accused of giving false evidence	record ↗ TNA ADM 101/26/1, surgeon's journal of the England
Annie Reeves	named with John Birch as the parents of Margaret Birch, who married Hiram Wakefield	record ↗ Queensland death index 1898/B/30356
Ellen Regan	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
P. R. Rhead	Pte 4280, C Coy, 1 A.D.B.D. · Étaples, 3 Nov 1916 · reported Sneyd killed by a shell	record ↗ AWM 1DRL/0428, Wounded and Missing file for 5050 Sneyd
Margaret Richards	d. 1769 · Parish of Elmore	family tree direct line
Chiara Rivetti Rivotti	b. 1772 · Arienzo, Caserta, Campania, Italy	family tree direct line
Ruby	signed a memorial notice for Q.M.S. Arthur Sneyd, 20 Aug 1919 — surname unknown	record ↗ Trove, Australian newspapers
Arthur Ashley Ruck	LIEUTENANT PROMOTED TO CAPTAIN, 2nd BATTALION 8th (THE KING'S) REGIMENT, in the Afghan war of 1878-1881 · he married Elizabeth Eleanor D'Arcy at Penzance the autumn before it · a Ruck child, AMY R., is indexed as BORN IN INDIA IN 1879 and living in Lancashire at the 1881 census	record ↗ The British in Afghanistan 1878-1881, and the 1881 census surname index of individuals born in India, both indexed by FIBIS
Elisabetta Sabina	b. 1745 · Italia	family tree direct line
William Sanigaer	baptised 27 Sep 1770 · Dursley St James	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Samuel Sanigear	gentleman, of CHIPPING SODBURY, Gloucestershire · will proved 6 November 1832 (PROB 11/1808/232)	record ↗ The National Archives, PROB 11 / Gloucester Diocesan Records (catalogue)
Sarah	b. 1718 · Bisley, Gloucestershire, England	family tree direct line
Laura Sayer	on the same page of the GRO index as James Sanigar's marriage — BRISTOL, December quarter 1852, volume 6a page 155 · almost certainly his wife: Lydia Sinegar's baptism of 1866 names her mother LAURA and gives no surname · the index does not pair spouses before 1912, so the pairing is inferred from the page and not stated by it	record ↗ GRO index of civil registration, via FreeBMD
Hannah Scanlan	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Helvig of Schauenburg	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
Johanna Elisabeth Schönberg auf Wesel	1617–1664 · Geisenhain, Thüringen, Germany	above a graft Hornby
Agnes Isabel Scott?	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
Anna Maria Simpson	married FRANK HYDE D'ARCY at Lymington, 29 September 1863 — residence given as Bengal	record ↗ Thacker's Overland News for India and the Colonies, 3 Oct 1863, p.25
John Sinneger	baptised 24 Feb 1677/78 · Cam St George; another 14 Nov 1680	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Mary Smyth	married Edward Sainger · Berkeley St Mary · 30 Jul 1655	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
Anthony St Leger	1610–1673	above a graft Hornby
Mary St. Leger	1640–1669 · Clarkenwell, Finsbury, London, Middlesex, England	above a graft Hornby
Elizabeth (Queen consort of Bohemia) STUART	1596–1662 · Queen of España (1621-1644), Queen of Portugal (1621-1640), Queen of Naples, of Sicile and of Sardaigne (1621-1644), Erzherzogin von Österreich (1621-1644), prinses der Nederlanden (1621-1644), Reine d'Espagne, Queen Consort of Spain, Queen of Spain · Falkland Palace, Fife, Scotland	above a graft Hornby
James I (James Vi Of Scotland) King Of England Stuart (født stuart), I of England & Ireland, IV of Scotland	1566–1625 · King of Scotland, 24 Jul 1567 � 27 Mar 1625, Coronation 29 July 1567 · Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland	above a graft Hornby
Alienor Swanhangre	“William son of William Swanhangre, and ALIENOR his mother”, prayed for in the chantry of Our Lady at Stone founded 1356 · Letters Patent 30 Edw. III pt 3 m.22	record TBGAS, the Gloucestershire chantries
William Swannanger	of Swannanger in Gloucestershire, ESQUIRE · bound with William Newport of Lichfield for £400 to a London goldsmith, 28 November 1385; the sheriff could not find him	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments / Birmingham MS 3549 (catalogue descriptions)
Abraham Synegar	administration · 1813 · CARDMAKER, of Dursley · Consistory Court of Gloucester 1813/8	record ↗ Gloucestershire Wills & Administrations 1801-1858
George Thomson	Surgeon and Superintendent of the convict ship England, 18 Mar – 29 Sep 1826	record ↗ TNA ADM 101/26/1, surgeon's journal of the England
Jean Veitch	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
James Voller	trustee with Samuel Sneyd and William Bell, Parish of Enoggera, 1872	record ↗ QSA ITM3621487
Wilhelm Adelmann von Adelmannsfelden	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
Christoph Martin (Freiherr) von Degenfield	1594–1653 · Baron von Degenfeld · Neuhaus, Neckar, Wuertt	above a graft Hornby
Karoline Charlotte Elisabeth von der Pfalz	1659–1696 · Schwetzingen, Rhein-Neckar-Kreis, Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland	above a graft Hornby
Elector Palatine Charles Louis von der Pfalz (Wittelsbach, Pfalz-Simmern Wittelsbach)	1617–1680 · Elector Palatine · Heidelberg, Bayern, Deutschland(HRR)	above a graft Hornby
King Of Bohemia Frederick V Of von der Pflaz, King of Bohemia	1596–1632 · Deinschwang, near Amberg, Upper Palatinate	above a graft Hornby
Konrad (Herr) von DIEPHOLZ	1236–1288	above a graft Hornby
Hedwig (Grafin) von RIETBERG	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	above a graft Hornby
Marshal Frederic von Schomberg	1615–1690 · Heidelberg, Karlsruhe, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany	above a graft Hornby
Hans Meinhard von Schönberg	1582–1616 · Feldobrist und Hofmeister des Kurfürsten Friedrich V. von der Pfalz · Bacharach, Darmstadt, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany	above a graft Hornby
Elisabeth von Tecklenburg	1222–1268	above a graft Hornby
Heinrich VI von Wildeshausen	1202–1230	above a graft Hornby
Martin Waleys	of Saniger · deed with Nigel de Staniteford, before 1291	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments (catalogue description)
Janet Walker	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
George Walsh	Pte, later Lieut · No. 4 Officer Cadet Battalion, New College, Oxford · Sneyd's closest friend; searched for him for thirteen months	record ↗ AWM 1DRL/0428, Wounded and Missing file for 5050 Sneyd
Thomas Swonhungre of Wanswell	died without issue before 1356; his brother William was his heir · BCM/A/1/24/184	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments, via TNA Discovery
Richard Webbe	of Saniger, Margaret his wife · deed with John Doly, burgess of Berkeley, 1473	record ↗ Berkeley Castle Muniments (catalogue description)
John Wells	convict · suspected of breaking open Major D'Arcy's crate of dinner ware, 17 May 1826	record ↗ TNA ADM 101/26/1, surgeon's journal of the England
Maria (Catherine) Whiite	1800–1856 · Brisbane, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	family tree direct line
John Jarvis White	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line
John Williams	labourer, of Roche Street, Spring Hill · found the body	record ↗ QSA coronial file ITM2736504 (DR103140), read in full
John Winstone	married Agnis Sainger · Berkeley St Mary · 15 Nov 1655	record ↗ FreeREG, parish register transcript
John de Wyke	of Ham; his inheritance divided in 1346 between three coheirs — Joan Capel, Alice de Swonhongre and Agnes de Lorewynge · DE/M/95	record Hertfordshire Archives
Carmina Zimbardo	no dates, no place — a name and a position in the tree	family tree direct line

Where these entries came from

Each source below was read directly. Where a search returned nothing, that is published as a result too rather than left silent.

Queensland Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages — 18 death registrations, each with the parents the register names. →
FreeREG — Berkeley St Mary, Dursley St James and Cam St George, Gloucestershire. The Berkeley transcript stops in 1677, which is the whole difficulty. →
National Archives of Australia, series B2455 and J34 — three service dossiers read page by page, and a pension file. →
Australian War Memorial — the Wounded and Missing file for 5050 Sneyd, and a Military Medal recommendation. →
Queensland State Archives — a coronial file read in full, an insolvency, an intestacy, three land dealings and two police staff files. →
The National Archives, Kew — ADM 101/26/1, the surgeon's journal of the convict ship England, and PROB 11/1728/64. →
Queensland Blue Books — the colony's civil establishment lists, 1870–1900. →
Trove — six newspaper items, each linked to the article itself.
The family tree — a MyHeritage export, and the reason most of this page is a claim rather than a finding. →

One entry has been deliberately left out. A Queensland State Archives item holds the 1922 photographic and criminal record of a man who shares this surname and is a collateral relative. It is public, it is catalogued, and this archive is not publishing it without the family's say-so. It is listed here as an item and not as a story. The rest of the queue →

The sibling archives keep the same page, built the same way. The Falco register ↗ · All six archives →