Website Update 2 June 2021

18 new narratives have been added, and 104 changed, since the last website update on 31 March. There are now a total of 13,472 detailed narratives available on the website and 21,321 people (22 new) in our database.

The focus in this latest update has been again the PASKs of Monmouthshire - Chart 04. As detailed in the previous blog, a significant amount of updates have been incorporated. In addition, a lot of new photographs have been kindly provided by Paula Payne.

The website changes relate to the following surnames: 

PASK, PASKE, 

BAGLEY, BARTON, BLEAY, COLEMAN, COSSLETT,
CRAVEN, DAVIES, DUFFIELD, GRIMSHAW, HARDING,
HICKS, HOBBS, HOBINS, HOLMES, HOSKINS,
JOHNSTON, LEE, MADLEY, MARSTON, MARTIN,
MIDDLETON, MOORE, MORGAN, MOULDS, O'BRIEN,
PASSMORE, RADFORD, REYNOLDS, RICHARDSON, 

SIMMONDS, STEVENS, TUCKER, WALBY, 

WEBBER, WILLIAMS

These updates relate to the following charts/family groups:

• Chart 02: Indented Chart - Suffolk Main Progenitor - John & Mirabel Pask née Sparrow #3497
  
• Chart 04: Monmouthshire Main Progenitor: Isaac PASK, (c1705 - ) lived in Llanvihangel-ystern-Llewern, Monmouthshire #3687
• Chart 06: Unknown PASK lived in Suffolk #13655
• Chart 34: Philip PASK, (1771-1843) lived in Bryngwyn, Monmouthshire #4977 
• Chart 38: Thomas PASK, (1820- ) Upminster, Essex #6858 
• Chart 49: Unknown PASK (c1695-) who lived in Dingestow, and Cwmcarvan, Monmouthshire #17418

Apologies to those who have recently kindly provided us with information that has not yet been included in the website. There is a long list of updates pending!

Website Upated 26 July 2019

16 new narratives have been added, and 88 changed, since the last website update on 25 April. There are now a total of 12,765 detailed narratives available on the website and 20,383 people (23 new) in our database. 

These changes relate to the following surnames:

PASK, PASKE and
ARMSTRONG, AUSTIN, BOTHAM, BOWEN, CAFFERY, CAFFERY, CHAFFIN, COVEL, CREASER, EDWARDS, GIBBONS, HADDON, HAMMOND, HILL, HODGSKIN, JOHNSON, KNIGHTLY, MALLARD, MARLOW, NELSON, PARISH, PARKIN, POWELL, PROCKTER, REED, REYNOLDS, SCOTT, SHAW, SMITH, STEWART, STOCKEBRAND, THRESHER, TOONE, TURPIN, TYLDESLEY, WALLACE, WELLS,
WILKES, WOODWARD

These updates relate to the following charts / family groups:

• Chart 01: Lincolnshire Main Progenitor - John PASK, (c1520 - 1591) he lived in Washingborough, Lincolnshire
• Chart 02-1 John PASK, eldest son of Suffolk Main Progenitor - John & Mirabel Pask née Sparrow #3372 
• Chart 02-2: Daniel Pask, second son of John & Mirabel Pask née Sparrow
• Chart 06: Unknown PASK lived in Suffolk 
• Chart 06a: John PASK, (1798-1861) wife Sarah MEERS, lived in Stoke by Clare, Suffolk #5490  
• Chart 14: William PASK, (1791-1874) from Caythorpe & Sedgebrook, Lincolnshire #745 
• Chart 26: Thomas PASK, (1772-1803) Brockley, Suffolk #3874
• Chart 38: Thomas PASK, (1820- ) Upminster, Essex #6858
• Chart 49: Unknown PASK (c1695-) who lived in Dingestow, and Cwmcarvan, Monmouthshire #17418 
• Chart 51: Joseph PASK lived in Wisbech Cambridgeshire in 1840-1860 #8861

• Chart 52: William PASK (1814- ) was born in Llanover, and lived in Llangattock, Monmouthshire. He married Jane HOPKIN in 1877 #2919

• Chart 83: Michael PASZKIET was born in Poland c1835 #19737 

A full list of the recent changes to the narratives is available in the Recent Updates section.

Website Update 13 January 2016

The website was updated today, Wednesday 13 January 2016. The main focus of the updates were:
Charles PASK (c1734-1805) lived in Dingestow, and Cwmcarvan, Monmouthshire. He married Jane Cowcum, and their descendants span eight generations.

Michael R.A. Paske, has been writing to us since 2012. He provided a photograph of his great-grandfather Amos Paske's, grocery shop in North Woolwich. He has also provided extensive information passed to him after the death of his cousin Edith Jean Philipott. This information will be included in a future website update.
 
Simultaneously, we heard for the first time, from Michael A. Paske, who now lives in Texas. He is the great-grandson of William Paske from Kansas. William, and his brother Amos, were both born in Abergavenny Monmouthshire. In the 1870s, Amos, and his brother William immigrated to Kansas. However, Amos and his wife Jane returned c1885 and moved to Woolwich. 

The two Michaels are now in touch with each other and exchanging family history. Fortunately based on information from Michael, and the assistance of www.findagrave.com, we have been able to include a lot of missing pieces of the remaining Kansas famly.

This information relates to the main Suffolk tree - descendants of John & Mirabel Pask née Sparrow, born c1680 who lived in Wickhambrook, Suffolk. In particular descendants of John Pask (1709-179) their first son. 

As a follow-on from the previous website update, additional information was kindly provided by Derek Mouland, from Australia, on his grandfather Charles Mouland, and his wife Annie Elizabeth Pask.

  This information relates to Chart 6 - Unknown Pask who lived in Kedington, Suffolk.

We have now included all the relevant information kindly provided by Terence Farrant's extensive summary of several generations of the descendants of Susan Paske, who married Joseph Coote in 1856 in Kedington, Suffolk.   

  Thomas PASK was born in 1820 in Upminster, Essex. He was the son of Thomas PASK. Thomas married Hannah PARISH on 25 December 1840 in The Parish Church, Upminster, Essex. Thomas was a Cordwainer.

Just before Christmas we heard from the granddaughter of Malcolm 'Patrick' Pask, who died at the age of 19 in a road accident. Malcolm was the grandson of Bertram Lionel Pask, who died in WWI. Bertram never knew his son, Gordon Mons Aisne Pask. Similiarily, Gordon died in WWII, Malcolm was aged 7 at the time. Malcolm never knew his daughter Joy, as he died before she was born. 


41 new narratives have been added since the last update on 1 November 2015. There is now a total of 11,231 detailed narratives available on the website and 18,288 (73 new) people in our database. 

A full list of the recent changes to the narratives is available in the New or Changed Narratives section.