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Seaman Family

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Kiwibird

Kiwibird Report 25 Dec 2012 21:32

Philip, I have Seaman's in my family tree, they married into the Sones Family I will PM you.

Researching:
Wright, Exler, Blackall, Rogers, Short LONDON, OXFORDSHIRE. Riley,Barlow,Horsefall,Lee LANCASHIRE

Phillip

Phillip Report 23 Dec 2012 21:45

Has anyone got any records pre- 1500?

Phillip

Phillip Report 2 Nov 2012 21:19

Thank you Anne

This also appears in Norfolk - funny old game this genealogical lark...

Regards

Phil

GlasgowLass

GlasgowLass Report 2 Nov 2012 17:07

Phillip,
One or two English born " Seamans" also pop up Lanarkshire from about 1810 onwards but the name appears to fluctuate between Seaman(s) and Symons.

Researching:
Brannan/ McGrath/ Kerr/ Jordan/ Finnigan NI and Free State. Devlin/ Lamont /FYFE/ Pollock/ Johnston/ Smith... Scotland. Avitar: Pencil drawing by youngest daughter

Phillip

Phillip Report 1 Nov 2012 21:43

Thank you Cynthia

Will try that approach as well :-)

Cynthia

Cynthia Report 1 Nov 2012 13:57

Hello Phillip and welcome to the boards.


Unfortunately, the best way for you to discover members with the surname Seaman on GR is to search and contact them yourself. It is very unlikely that many of them will see your thread.


Click on Search above and then on Search all Trees. Put the name Seaman in and you will see that there are 15 pages of them, ranging from the 1700's to 2005.

You have quite a task ahead of you.. Cx

Researching:
ADVICE: Click on 'My Threads' over on the left to find your replies. Please respond to your replies by typing in the Add Reply box at the bottom of the page. Enjoy!

Reggie

Reggie Report 31 Oct 2012 11:30

Not to worry.....we all have those!

Researching:
I am in no way related to anyone for whom I do lookups To acknowledge any info I may post, please do NOT click on my name. There is a large white box entitled 'Add your reply' for the purpose.

Susan

Susan Report 31 Oct 2012 11:17



Oh !! Silly Silly me .

Thankyou Reggie I just had a seniors moment :-D

Researching:
Haycock ...London and Gloucestershire , Walters... South Wales and Gloucestershire , Lewis... South Wales , French ...Nottingham and Essex.

Reggie

Reggie Report 31 Oct 2012 11:15

Susan

This thread is about the surname SEAMAN

Researching:
I am in no way related to anyone for whom I do lookups To acknowledge any info I may post, please do NOT click on my name. There is a large white box entitled 'Add your reply' for the purpose.

Phillip

Phillip Report 30 Oct 2012 20:59

Dear Genes Re-united members,

I am just in the final stages of collecting all the Birth, Baptism, Marriage and Death data for all 'SEAMAN' individuals in England from 1500 - 2005 (I do have some more recent as well) The database has in excess of 50,000 names in it. I am willing to share and track any 'SEAMAN' details that you may need in order to add to my own bank of knowledge if I do not yet have that 'SEAMAN' in my lists.

My intention is to map as many 'SEAMAN' family trees as possible.

If you have any relatives from or in the UK that are 'SEAMAN' I would love to hear from you.