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Thanks Julie, can I ask as to how or where you found them? :)

Could you help me work out how to proceed next in going further back in time, starting with George & Evelyn? Marriage certificate states: George Applegarth & Evelyn Grover were married on 4th January 1941. George a bachelor and profession being a (LNER) London & North Eastern Railway Shunter...

I'm looking to know a little more about Sarah Wade aka Kneale and can tell you that she was born/bap 13/03/1875 in Andreas, Isle of Man. Sarah married William Wade (b. 20/09/1877 Agneash, IOM) at St. Patricks Church, Jurby, IOM and had 11 children. Both William (d. 19/08/1957) and Sarah (d...

I would be grateful if you can contact the tree owner lizanne, as my side of the surname Wade has a few Evan Wade's in it. Thanks

I've come across an interesting and somewhat mysterious event and that involves Evan Wade who was born 1st August 1840, Ohio, USA and yet was christened 6th September 1840, Patrick, Isle of Man I cannot see his parents Robert Wade bapt 5th Dec 1826 and Mary Corlett c1811, returning to the Isle...

For those who have Wade's in their family tree who were born on the island, then give me a shout, as I've some 300 plus Manx Wade's and another 100 or so still to connect.

I'm just checking my lists now and have added all the Thomas Wade and partners in one group. Thomas Wade Married Ellinor Sayle 26th March 1825 Andreas Thomas Wade Married Ann Corkell 6th May 1826 Kirk German Thomas Wade Married Christian Quilliam 17th August 1834 Lezayre Thomas Wade Married...

Can someone look up the family set up please for the 1841 census? There is a little confusion over Jane Quilliam and Christian Quilliam. The childrens names from Christian are: Jane Wade 1835 - 1890 b. Lezayre Isle of Man Esther Wade 1842 - 1845 b. Lezayre IOM and then there's a queery here...

Can you give a few persons whom you wish to trace in the IOM. I only have 3 books from the IOM FHS, but have found them invaluable in my research of my surname Wade. I know that there are researchers who randomly check a local internet site to assist people. http://www.iomtoday.co.im/ Either...

reference the above books, book 2 had over 240 Quirk's and also roughly the same in book 1 typical entry for Quirk: Elizabeth, Peel, 67 years, 15Apr1858 John, son of Robt, Lambfield, 5mth, 31Dec1841 I also have the Andreas Parish Burial Register, but there's not the same amount there. As...

As mentioned before, Quayle is very popular and fairly recently, I bought two books from the Isle of Man Family History Society. Burial Register Book 1. 1665-1865 and Book 2. 1866-1979 for the Kirk German Parish. I noted that Book 1 had 148 names with burial dates either Quayle or was married...

Extract from the Isle of Man, Family History Society Andreas is the only one of the 17 original parishes, which is named after one of the Apostles - Andrew. Almost all of those parishes were named after the Celtic Irish Saints. When the parish first occurs in written record, in the Manorial...

The cemetery located on the Douglas Road, about a mile East of Peel, was established as the Burial ground for Kirk German. There was some argument over the site, when a replacement was needed for the graveyard around St. peters church at the Market Place in Peel. The first burials took place in...

Hi, I'm looking for the birthdate of James Ronald Long who was born in Sheffield in South Yorkshire, possibly in the parish of Nether Hallam? Also, his wife Ivy Gertrude Hague b.1903 Somercotes, Derbyshire. The dates are to be used for a small rememberance plaque. Can you help? Many thanks...

Hi, I'm currently researching my family surname of Wade. If you have any information whether any Wade emigrated or moved to the island, then I'd be very appreciative. I am however, at a stumbling block and thats with regards Robert Wade who married Catherine Corlett on the 27/10/1729 in Jurby...

Use this site to find some Ireland surnames. http://griffiths.askaboutireland.ie/gv4/gv_start.php I could see only six Colby's in the search and no Colbey's

Corrin is a popular name on the island here and believe it's Gaelic

Hello Linda, If you haven't already done so, I'd strongly suggest that you join the Isle of Man, Family History Society. Quayle is a popular name in research over here and is one of the key surnames on the island and Quirk is reasonably popular too. See below for further details...

Hi, Unfortunately I can't help you with your search, but by chance, do you have any Clarke's from the Isle of Man?