Showing posts with label Chart 02-Suffolk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chart 02-Suffolk. Show all posts

Monday, August 17, 2020

Website Update 16 August 2020

124 new narratives have been added, and 123 changed, since the last website update on 24 May. There are now a total of 13,224 detailed narratives available on the website and 21,000 people (154 new) in our database.

This update again was mainly focused on the descendants of William MOULDS, (c1710-1774), Stuart's 5th great-grandfather, who lived in Little Ponton, Lincolnshire. This covers the states of Iowa, Missouri, and Oklahoma. This is still work-in-progress. 

These changes relate to the following surnames:

PASK, PASKE,
ALLEN, BARCLAY, BARTHOLOMEW, BILK, BISDEE, BLOWER, BUTLER, CHURCH, CUMMINGS, CURRY, CURTIS, CURZON, DAVIES, EDWARDS,ELDRIDGE, FARR, FLEETWOOD, FLETCHER, FOALE, GIDDINGS, GOODEY, GOWERS, GRAHAM, GRIFFITHS,    GUY, HADDON, HARRIS, HARRISON, HAYWARD, HILL, HOBSON, HORTON, HOWES, JAY, JOHNSON, JOSEPH, KNIGHTLY, LEAT, LEATE, LECY, LUKE, MARLOW, MOULDS,   MUSSON, NEWCOMB, NIEBUHR, NIXON, NUNN, OWENS, PALMER, PARKER, PIATT, PRICE, QUANTRILL, REDFORD, REED, RICE, RICHARDS, RILEY, ROBINSON, ROGERS, ROSE, SEASE, SIMS, SKINNER, THRESHER, TRICKER, TURNER, VERGSON, WEAVER, WHITE, WILLIAMS, WING

These updates relate to the following charts/family groups:

Saturday, April 22, 2017

Website Update - 22 April 2017

The website was updated today, Saturday 22 April 2017.

51 new narratives have been added, and 182 updated, since the last update on 24 February 2017. There is now a total of 12,101 detailed narratives available on the website and 19,465 people (92 new) people in our database. These changes relate to the following surnames:

PASK, PASKE, PASK-HUGHES and
ANNETT, ANSTEINSON, BEALBY, BOND, BONES, BOTHAM, BOYCE, BRADSHAW, BUTTON, CHAMBERLAIN, COLE, COOK, DAY, DIRSCHELL, DONIHUE, DONLEY, EMPERINGHAM, EMPINGHAM, FORD, FOUNTAIN, GILL, GRASBY, GROSS, HARDY, HARRISON, HEMPRINGHAM, HERRING, HORTON, HUDDLESTONE, JAY, KING, KITCHEN, KNOTT, LARIVIERE, LINGARD, LITTLE, LUDWICK, MADSON, MASON, MEYERS, NOBLE, PALMER, PANTON, PARROTT, POOLE, PRIESTLEY, REED, REINICHE, RENWICK, ROBINSON, RUTLAND, SCOTT, SEIBERT, SELBY, SUTTON, SWEET, TOFSLAND, TOWNELL, VAN DYKE, WALKER, WILDMORE, WRIGHT.
These updates mainly relate to the following charts / family groups:

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

Friday, June 03, 2016

Website Update 3 June 2016


During May, there has been a significant flurry of activity, which involved following up on a close match in Stuart's Autosomal (Family Finder) DNA Kit. This resulted in a wealth of new information, a trip to Lincolnshire Archives, and visits to the churches of Great Ponton, and Hough-on-the-Hill in Lincolnshire.

DNA Test Results

We were contacted by John Leadbeater - his father had a match with Stuart's DNA results, indicating he was a 2nd-3rd cousin. John believes it is through the Grococks, from Nottinghamshire, and Leicestershire. Stuart's 3rd great-grandmother was Ann Grocock. Very little was known about her - we had last updated her information on 31 December 2006. With today's wealth of internet resources, we were able to find her three children, and trace her back a further two generations to Samuel & Dorothy Grocock née Barns who married on 11 April 1731 in St. Giles' Church, West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire.

LCC Wills

Along the way, we discovered there were several GROCOCK wills in the Lincolnshire Archives, so we made a visit there to photograph the wills. We have created a photograph album in Google, if you would like to see the images of three wills of her mother Alice Grocock née Dant; her father Philip Grocock, and her brother Samuel Grocock.

Google Web Albums

Ann Grocock married William Moulds on 29 December 1800 in All Saints' Church, Hough-on-the-Hill, Lincolnshire. As we were in Lincolnshire, we visited this beautiful church, and Stuart took several photographs. These are included in the photograph album All Saints Church, Hough-on-the-Hill.

William and Ann lived in Great Ponton. In early April, Stuart visited Great Ponton church, and photographed the church - see the photograph album Church of The Holy Cross, Great Ponton Church, and Churchyard.
In Great Ponton's churchyard Stuart found a couple of graves which we were unable to identify.

Descendants of Joseph and Sarah Moulds Family Tree

Subsequently, in our endeavours to find who they were (we have still not found them), we searched Ancestry Public Family Trees and found the tree of Descendants of Joseph and Sarah Moulds compiled by Andrew Buchanan-Smith. Wow! What a wealth of information. Joseph & Sarah Moulds née Smith, were Stuart's 4th great-grandparents. Their grand-daughter, Sarah Moulds married Thomas Pask.

Based on the information kindly provided by Andrew, it has enabled us to build a significant tree of the descendants of William Moulds, (c1710-1774), Stuart's 5th great-grandfather. Wherever possible, we have tried to collaborate Andrew's research. Fortunately, the website Find my Past, now has a lot of the original images of Lincolnshire Parish Registers 1538-1911, and we have included the baptisms, marriages, and burials images.

Also, earlier this year, we took out membership for the British Newspaper Archive. We therefore have included the Death Notices, wherever possible, and in some instances inquest reports.   

Suffolk Marriages

Finally, in this website update, there are several Suffolk marriages included, as detailed in the previous blog, Suffolk Marriages More Updates. 

Sunday, February 14, 2016

Happy Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day, also called Saint Valentine's Day or the Feast of Saint Valentine, is celebrated on February 14, all over the world. The day is an occasion in which lovers express their love for each other by presenting flowers, and sending greeting cards. 

Yesterday, we received a list of people who undoubtedly expressed their love for each other. Sam Hammond provided us with a list of 31 Suffolk marriages from Boyd's Marriage Index, ranging from 1653 to 1750. 

Today, we will be including these in our database, together with the 100 Suffolk marriages mentioned in the previous blog Suffolk Baptisms and Marriages.

Many thanks Sam for your efforts - it is very much appreciated.

Sunday, January 31, 2016

Greater London Burial Index

Last Friday, Find My Past included in their records The Greater London Burial Index. 

The Greater London Burial Index is a collection of:

  • Middlesex Burials & Memorial Inscriptions
  • South London Burials Index 1545-1905
  • City of London Burials 1754-1855
  • Middlesex Burials 1538-1992
We found, and compiled a spreadsheet of :
PASKs    52
PASKEs    1
As these records mainly cover the late 1700s to early 1800s, so far we have only been able to identify, and include in our database, 19 of these records. 
11 from Family Group 02-2 Suffolk
  6 from
Family Group 6 Suffolk
These records will be included in the next website update.

If you have PASK ancestors that lived in London, during this period, do contact us and we will provide more details.  

Sunday, June 22, 2014

Website Update 22 June 2014

The website was updated today, Sunday 22 June. The main focus continues to be on the chart / family group 09 - the descendants of John Pask who was a Yeoman of Stradishall, and died in 1577, as detailed in the previous blog Descendants of Colonel Henry Gresham Paske.

Other updates relate to the following charts / family groups:

46 new narratives have been added since the last update on 4 April 2014. This makes a total of 10,132 detailed narratives are now available on the website - although there was an increase of 85 people, including living people, making a total of 16,612 people in our database.

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

Many thanks to all who contributed.

Wednesday, January 01, 2014

Website Update Wednesday 1 January 2014

Happy New Year to all our followers.

The website was updated today, Wednesday 1 January. The focus of this update was information, and photographs, on the descendants of George William & Elizabeth Martha Pask née Butler kindly provided by their grandson, Bernard C. Pask of Belgium, and their grand-daughter Jan Ellam née Pask.

There are now over 10,000+ narratives on the website!
There were 23 new, and 36 changed narratives, since the last update on 20 December. 

The updates relate to the following charts / family groups:
2 changed narratives in Chart 01: The Lincolnshire main progenitor, John Pask, (c1520 - 1591) who lived in Washingborough, Lincolnshire. (Stuart's own ancestors)
28 new, or changed narratives, in Chart 02: The Suffolk main progenitor, John & Mirabel Pask née Sparrow
22 new, or changed narratives, in Chart 06: Indented Chart - Unknown PASK lived in Kedington, Suffolk
2 changed narratives in Chart 09: John PASKE, was a Yeoman of Stradishall, Suffolk (d1577 )
3 changed narratives in Chart 11: John PASK, (c1745-1793) married Elizabeth FOUNTAIN and they lived in Gautby, Lincolnshire
1 changed narrative in Chart 42: William PASK (c1720-) lived in Cwmcarvan, Monmouthshire
I changed narrative in an unspecified family
This makes a total of 10,003 detailed narratives are now available on the website - although there was an increase of 30 people, including living people, making a total of 16,353 people in our database.

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

Many thanks to all who contributed.

Friday, December 20, 2013

Another Website Update - Friday 20 December

The website was updated today, Friday 20 December - twice in one month! However, this is a comparatively small update. The focus was on the following charts / family groups:

The updates included mainly relate to the following charts / family groups:

13 new narratives have been added since the last update on 14 December. This makes a total of 9,980 detailed narratives are now available on the website - although there was an increase of 19 people, including living people, making a total of 16,323 people in our database.

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

Many thanks to all who contributed.

Monday, October 21, 2013

Tendring Registration District Marriages

This information relates to:
Chart 02: The Suffolk Main Progenitor - John & Mirabel Pask née Sparrow
Chart 06: Unknown Pask lived in Kedington, Suffolk

We have just received three marriage transcripts, provided by Marion Hopkins, as part of the Tendring Registration District Marriage Challenge.

The Marriage Challenge is a Guild of One-Name Studies (GOONS) Project in which volunteers (Challengers) search for marriage entries in the deposited Parish Registers for a particular Registration District normally for the period 1837 to 1911. However in this case, Tendring RD was abolished after quarter 2 in 1939. So Marion took her searches up to 1939.
Marion has kindly provided the following marriages:

Many thanks to Marion and her helpers for providing these marriage transcripts. This information will be available in the next website update.

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Descendants of Walter Claud & Maisie Pask née Dennis

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 Daniel Pask (1711-1763) their second son.

A few days ago we received an e-mail from Aaron Pask, the grandson of Walter Claud & Maisie Pask née Dennis. He has kindly provided information on his wife and their three children.

If you a related to Aaron, and have any additional information on your own family, do let us know. Only names of 'living' people are included on the website. 

Hopefully in the near future, after my retirement at the end of this month, we plan to republish the PASKs of Suffolk books, and also include some new titles. For more information see Pasks Publications.  

Tuesday, October 09, 2012

Website Update Sunday 7 October

The website was updated on Sunday 7 October. The updates included mainly relate to the following charts / family groups:
65 new narratives have been added since the last update on 10 September. This makes a total of 9725 detailed narratives now available on the website - although there was an increase of 164 people, including living people, making a total of 15857 people in our database.

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

Many thanks to all who contributed.

Monday, September 10, 2012

Website Updated Monday 10 September 2012

The website was updated today, Monday 10 September. The updates included mainly relate to the following charts / family groups:

68 new narratives have been added since the last update on 23 July. This makes a total of 9,660 detailed narratives now available on the website - although there was an increase of 348 people, including living people, making a total of 15,693 people in our database.

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

Many thanks to all who contributed.

Monday, July 23, 2012

Website Updated Monday 23 July 2012

The website was updated today, Monday 23 July. The updates included mainly relate to the following charts / family groups:

93 new narratives have been added since the last update on 12 June. This makes a total of 9,592 detailed narratives now available on the website - although there was an increase of 200 people, including living people, making a total of 15,345 people in our database.

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

Many thanks to all who contributed.

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Chart 13 Combined with Chart 02-2

This information relates to the descendants of James Pask (1818-1882) who lived in Shoreditch, London.

We have now established that James Pask married Caroline Panting in 1840. However in 1842 he was living with Mary Ann Reynolds,  and they had six children. They married in 1852 (perhaps after Caroline's death).

In the census of 30 March 1851, the family were living at 6 Trafalgar Street, Bethnal Green, London. James was a Coffee Roaster. For some time, together with Gary Pask, we have been trying to identify where James originated from. Last week there was a major breakthrough. 

We have over the years compiled a list of all PASK(E)s in the probate indexes, and purchased several wills. I was working on another family and searched to see whether a will was probated in 1863. I did not find anything for that family, but I did find:

1863
Letters of Administration (with the Will annexed) of the Personal estate and effects of James Pask otherwise Paske late of Bury St. Edmunds in the County of Suffolk Leather Cutter deceased who died 3 October 1831 at Bury St. Edmunds aforesaid left unadministered by Samuel Adams and Joseph Paske the Son two of the Executors named in the said Will were granted at the Principal Registry to James Pask of 6 Trafalger-street Church-street Bethnal Green in the County of Middlesex Coffee Roaster the Grandson a Legatee substituted in the said Will he having been first sworn. Former Grant Prerogative Court of Canterbury February 1832. Effects under £200. (See attached)

The will of James Pask is very difficult to read. In the will it mentions his wife Deborah, sons Joseph and James, and his daughter Mary Dorling, wife of John Dorling. Also mentioned was Richard Batchelor, son of my wife Sarah Batchelor, daughter of my wife (children of my wife by her former husband). He appointed as executors Samuel Adams, Joseph Pask (son), and Nathaniel Kevan.
In a marginal note (on the fourth page) it reads:

On 11th June 1863 Admon with the Will amended of the personal estate and effects of James Pask otherwise Paske late of Bury St. Edmunds in the County of Suffolk Leather Cutter who died 13 October 1831 at Bury St. Edmunds aforesaid left unadministered by Samuel Adams deceased whilst .... one of the Executors and Joseph PASKE ... whilst living the Son of the other of the Executors ... the Residuary Legatee named in the said Will was granted to James Pask one of the natural and lawful children of James Pask deceased whilst living the Son also of the said deceased and as such having attained the age of 21 years a Legatic substituted in the said Will be having been first sworn. Nathaniel Kevan the other Executor named in the said Will having died 4 January 1862 without having proved the same the said Joseph Paske having survived the said Samuel Adams and died intestate Deborah Paske widow the relict the ... in life named in the said Will being dead and Emily Catherine Cutting (wife of John Cutting) the ... and the sole person entitled to the ... .. estate and affects of the said John Paske deceased (who died a Widower being ... the Letters of Administration (with the said Will amended) of the unadministered personal estate and effects of the said deceased.

Originally we did not James having a second son called James  – clearly when his father James made the will in 1832, James the son was under the age of 21. He was probably the son of James & Deborah Paske née ?, who married in 1814.  

James, and his descendants are now assigned to Chart 02-2. In the next website update further adjustments will be made, and Chart 13 will be deleted. 

Website Update Tuesday 12 June

The website was updated last night, Tuesday 12 June. The updates included relate mainly to the following charts / family groups:

There are 73 new narratives added since the last update on 1 May. This makes a total of 9,499 detailed narratives now available on the website  - although there was an increase of 127 people, making a total of 15,145 people in our database, including living people.

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

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Risbridge Marriage Transcripts

In July 2011 we received 65 marriage transcripts for the Risbridge Registration District. They were as a result of the Guild of One-Name Studies (GOONS) Marriage Challenge. The Marriage Challenge is a Guild Project in which volunteers (Challengers) search for marriage entries in the deposited Parish Registers for a particular Registration District (RD) for the period 1837 to 1911.

For Risbridge Marriage Registration District, the challenger was Sandra Stevens. We are indebted to her for these marriage transcripts as they help considerably in linking families together.

Unfortunately, due to other committments, it has taken some time to include the information into the Pask database. However we are pleased to say that this last weekend we finally finished including the information gleaned from the transcripts.

The marriages mainly relate to:


Chart 2 - Descendants of John and Mirabel Pask née Sparrow

The marriages took place mainly in Kedington, and Wickhambrook. However, there are also marriages from
Great Bradley, Great Wratting, Haverhill, Stoke by Clare, and Sturmer (Essex).

Sincere thanks to Sandra for this valuable information.

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Website Updated 13 March 2012

The website was updated today Tuesday 13 March. There are 157 new narratives added since the last update, making a total of 9,229 detailed narratives now available on the website - although there are now 14,112 people in our database, that includes living people.

The updates included relate to the following charts / family groups:

Chart 01: William Paske, (c1695- ) lived in Wellingore, Lincolnshire
Chart 02-1 John Pask, eldest son of Suffolk Main Progenitor - John & Mirabel Pask née Sparrow
Chart 02-2: Daniel Pask, second son of John & Mirabel Pask née Sparrow #5329
Chart 03: Lincolnshire Main Progenitor - Johannis [John] PASK, (c1545 - ) wife Elizabeth ARCHER lived in Washingborough, Lincolnshire #1597
Chart 04: Monmouthshire Main Progenitor: Isaac PASK, (c1705 - ) lived in Llanvihangel-ystern-Llewern, Monmouthshire #3687
Chart 06: Indented Chart - Unknown PASK lived in Kedington, Suffolk #13655
Chart 09: John PASKE, was a Yeoman of Stradishall, Suffolk (d1577 ) #1600
Chart 10: Essex Main Progenitor - John Pask, (1771-1847) Thundersley, Essex
Chart 11: John PASK, (c1745-1793) married Elizabeth FOUNTAIN and they lived in Gautby, Lincolnshire #7697
Chart 13: James PASK, (1818-1882) lived in Shoreditch #3377
Chart 14: William PASK, (1791-1874) from Caythorpe & Sedgebrook, Lincolnshire #745
Chart 16: --?-- PASKE, (c1755- ) lived in Hackthorne, Lincolnshire #6511
Chart 30: James PASK, (1835- ) Southrow, or Southrey, near Bardney, Lincolnshire #1071
Chart 39: Thomas PASK, (1766-b1851) lived in St. Pancras #7379
Chart 42: William PASK (c1720- ) lived in Cwmcarvan, Monmouthshire #10869
Chart 43: John PASK (1769-1835), lived in Northamptonshire & Cambridgeshire #1964
Chart 48: George PASK (1818-1904), lived in Northamptonshire #2912
Chart 51: Joseph PASK lived in Wisbech Cambridgeshire in 1840-1860 #8861
Chart 54: William PASK, (1662- ) lived in Stambourne, Essex #8545
Chart 57: John PASK, (1814-1858), born in Thorney Cambridgeshire, and lived in Northamptonshire #4046

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

Monday, October 03, 2011

Website Update 2 October 2011

The website was updated yesterday Sunday 2 October 2011.

As a result of DNA tests (see blog New DNA Test Results), two charts have been combined.
Chart 01: William Paske, (c1695- ) lived in Wellingore, Lincolnshire, and Chart 18. Three descendants of these two charts proved to have the same DNA.  

Other updates included relate to the following charts / family groups:

Chart 01: William Paske, (c1695- ) lived in Wellingore, Lincolnshire
Chart 02-1 John Pask, eldest son of Suffolk Main Progenitor - John & Mirabel Pask née Sparrow
Chart 06: Unknown Pask lived in Kedington, Suffolk
Chart 06a: John Pask, (1798-1861) wife Sarah Meers, lived in Stoke by Clare, Suffolk
Chart 10: Essex Main Progenitor - John Pask, (1771-1847) Thundersley, Essex
Chart 48: George Pask (1818-1904), lived in Northamptonshire

In addition, there is a new chart now available -
Chart 55: William Paske, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk #3606
William Paske was married Ann Elmer on 27 December 1814 in St. Mary's, Bury St. Edmunds. He was a Boot Maker. The family moved to London. This is only a very small chart, and hopefully in the future, we can link him to John & Mirabel Sparrow. Many thanks to Rod Kerr for his information on this family.

There are 78 new narratives added since the last update, making a total of 8,934 detailed narratives now available on the website - although there are now 13,398 people in our database, that includes living people.

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

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Descendants of Thomas & Sophia Pask née Willis

This information relates to the main Suffolk tree - descendants of John & Mirabel Pask née Sparrow, born c1680 who lived in Wickhambrook, Suffolk.

 Colin Hart, a long standing Pask researcher, contacted us in May, and provided several photographs of the family of Thomas & Sophia Pask née Willis. These are now included in an electronic photograph album.