Waugh Roots

Waugh Roots

I have been researching my family tree for more than 35 years. I have built, not only data of my direct ancestors but also developed many branches of other relations. So here’s the story so far.

There are currently more than 2,500 individuals on this database.

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Displaying 1101 - 1150
SurnameNameDatesLink
HoldenMary Ellenabt 1898 - Apr 196817769
HoldingSara1828 - 17770
HoleAliceabt 1872 - 17771
HoleElizabeth A.abt 1869 - 17772
HoleElizthabt 1850 - 17773
HoleEllenabt 1871 - 17774
HoleGeorgeabt 1830 - 17775
HoleJaneabt 1824 - 17776
HoleRobert - 17777
HoleRobertabt 1847 - 21 Dec 189117778
HollowayJohn WSEP 1926 - 17779
HomerWilliam1822 - 17780
HooperCatherine - 17781
HoperJoannaabt 1610 - abt 170917782
HopkinsonLydia - 17783
Horner - 17784
HornerHezekiah - 17785
HorwillMary Ann1832 - 11 Mar 191117786
HowSusanna(c1776) - 17787
Hubbard - 17789
Hubbard - 17790
Hubbard - 17788
HubbardJohn - 17791
HubbardNancy - 17792
HubbardRoger - 17793
HudderElenor1766 - 17794
HudderElizabeth1820 - 17795
HudderJohnABT 1791 - OCT 186317796
HudderMary A1793 - 17797
HudderMary AnnABT 1828 - DEC 187917798
HudderSamuel1811 - 17799
HunnElizabeth1838 - 17800
HuntingRobert - 17801
HuskwickJaneABT 1675 - 17802
HustwickAdaABT 1883 - 17803
HustwickAnnABT 1849 - 17804
HustwickAnne11 JAN 1793 - JUN 181517805
HustwickArthurABT 1877 - 17806
HustwickCharles5 MAR 1802 - OCT 184917811
HustwickCharles1765 - OCT 184917812
HustwickCharles1764 - 17807
HustwickCharles1851 - 17808
HustwickCharles7 DEC 1810 - JAN 189217809
HustwickCharlesMAR 1851 - 17810
HustwickCharles1 OCT 1788 - 18 JAN 179717813
HustwickEliza1817 - 17814
HustwickElizabeth16 NOV 1784 - 28 NOV 183917815
HustwickElizabeth20 JAN 1799 - MAR 188617816
HustwickFrancis12 JUL 1808 - 24 DEC 180917817
HustwickFredABT 1875 - 17818
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Waugh

John Waugh (1771-1802) was born and died in Bristol, in 1795 he married Hester Evans, born in Bristol in 1775. They has two sons and a daughter – John Waugh (1796-1888), Robert Waugh (1798-1883) and Elisabeth Waugh (1800-1801). John’s father had the same name and lived for a while, at least, in Bristol with John senior’s brother, Robert.

My grandfather, Albert Waugh, told me the family originated from Dingwall, Ross and Cromarty. I have not yet been able to link the family in the West of England to those in Scotland. I do however believe that John Waugh senior is that link. If you have any information please contact me.

Churchward

These are Churchward family members who originated from or lived in Teigngrace, Highweek, Newton Abbot, Wolborough and Plymouth. They are not the Churchward’s who originated from Buckfastleigh, Devon although no doubt there might be a connection extending back to the 1400’s – maybe!

Bettison

This is the Bettison, Bettinson, Bettyson branch of my tree (direct line). Lily Bettison married my great grandfather, George Churchward in 1901 in Newton Abbot where they ran the family cheese and basket business until 1939. There is a special item about Richard Bettison (my 2x great grandfather).

Related Names

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Some Gleanings

1841 - Robert Waugh, my great-great-great Grandfather, a hatter at home with his family in Bitton Gloucestershire.
1841 – Robert Waugh, my great-great-great Grandfather, a hatter at home with his family in Bitton Gloucestershire. He lived to the age of 85 years, dying in 1883.
1851 - Edwin Waugh, my great-great Grandfather, an assistant engineer, at home with his parents, Robert and Eliza at Bitton Gloucestershire.
1851 – Edwin Waugh, my great-great Grandfather, an assistant engineer, at home with his parents, Robert and Eliza at Bitton Gloucestershire.
1861 - My Great Grandfather, Clement Waugh, at home in Bitton, Gloucestershire, with his mother, siblings and his Grandfather, James Britton.
1861 – My Great Grandfather, Clement Waugh, at home in Bitton, Gloucestershire, with his mother, siblings and his Grandfather, James Britton.
1871 - Clement Waugh serving his apprenticeship as a coppersmith at Bitton in Gloucestershire.
1871 – Clement Waugh serving his apprenticeship as a coppersmith at Bitton in Gloucestershire.
4 May 1878 - Clement Waugh, who was born on the 17th February 1857, starts work as a Coppersmith at Great Western Railway, Newton Abbot.
4 May 1878 – Clement Waugh, who was born on the 17th February 1857, starts work as a Coppersmith at Great Western Railway, Newton Abbot.
1881 - Clement Waugh moves to Newton Abbot and stays as a lodger.
1881 – Clement Waugh moved to Newton Abbot in 1878 to work for The Great Western Railway as a Coppersmith and staying as a lodger by 1881 at 21 Quay Terrace.
My great-grandfather, Clement, a Coppersmith, born in Bitton, Gloucestershire in 1857. Staying in Newton Abbot as a lodger.
1891 – My great-grandfather, Clement, a Coppersmith, born in Bitton, Gloucestershire in 1857. Staying in Newton Abbot as a lodger.
1901 Census - My grandfather, his mother and father and his grandfather in 1901.
1901 Census – My grandfather, Albert, his mother and father, Clement and Sarah and his grandfather, John Lear, in 1901 at home in Newton Abbot.
1911 Census with my grandfather, Albert, his parents, Clement and Sarah and his Grandfather, John Lear.
1911 Census with my grandfather, Albert, his parents, Clement and Sarah and his Grandfather, John Lear at home in Newton Abbot. As you can see, Clement and Sarah had three children – 2 died young. They were Clement John Waugh (1892 – 1898) and Cecil Robert Waugh who was born and died in 1898. Clement Junior – Measles, Cecil – Gastroenteritis.
5 September 1914 - My granddad, Albert Waugh, joins the army to fight in the First World War. He was sent to Karachi, India, for most of the war. 50 years later he told his only grandson about it - and I have never forgotten his stories.
5 September 1914 – My granddad, Albert Waugh, joins the army to fight in the First World War. He was sent to Karachi, India, for most of the war. 50 years later he told his only grandson about it – and I have never forgotten his stories.
25 August 1919 - My granddad, Albert Edwin Waugh (1894 - 1975), started work as a foreman's clerk for the Great Western Railway at Newton Abbot. He stayed with GWR until his retirement in 1959.
25 August 1919 – My granddad, Albert Edwin Waugh (1894 – 1975), started work as a foreman’s clerk for the Great Western Railway at Newton Abbot. He stayed with GWR until his retirement in 1959.

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