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axe familey crest and orgins of the name .

axe familey crest and orgins of the name .

michael wedlake (View posts)
Posted: 30 Oct 1999 1:01PM GMT
HI YA ALL
DOES ANY BODY HAVE THE AXES FAMILEY CREST OR ITS ORGINS THIS WOULD HELP US OUT PLEASE ALL THE BEST MICHAEL .

The Axe name orgin and family crest

Geoff Axe (View posts)
Posted: 17 Mar 2000 4:00PM GMT
Hi Micheal, I have Been researching my surname AXE and it comes from the county of somerset in England. There are 2 rivers that have the same name 1 rans into the Bristol channel and the other into the English channel so I think my surname comes from the river or the area near it. My father had a family sheild done which actual has the river Axe on it. I have been researching my name for 5 years and have got back to my great great grandfathers father of about 1851 in a little village called Odcombe in Somerset. On looking at the Census for the area of somerset there were a lot of Axes in different villages, i do know the name goes back to the 1600 at least? As people interest in researching the Axe name have sent me information on marriages/deaths quoting these dates.
Ps hope its of some use to you

Many Thank Geoff Axe.

Axe in England

Jeff Axe (View posts)
Posted: 21 May 2000 11:26AM GMT
Geoff,
Hope you don't mind me butting in on your thread. I've only recently begun looking up my family history, and have previously found just one record of an Axe leaving England for America. Prior to that, I suspected that there was no connection between the two branches. It's nice to have confirmation that we're all related!
If I get any info in the future regarding UK/US connections I'll be sure to let you know.
Regards,
Jeff Axe

The Axe Connection

Geoff Axe (View posts)
Posted: 24 May 2000 2:20PM GMT
Jeff,
thanks for the reply about the possible connection between the Axe surname. If you have any information on the location of where the Axe left England and a date,it could help me to try and trace that persons origins

Regards Geoff Axe

Axe Crest

Jim Axe (View posts)
Posted: 4 Jun 2000 3:00PM GMT
I had recieved a book years ago on the Axe history I could have Purchased but found it to expensive to bother buying bou I did photo copy the coat of arms from that book if I can find it I would be glad to send copies to anyone who wants one but I would need your address - Jim Axe

Vikings

John William Axe (View posts)
Posted: 9 Jul 2000 9:04PM GMT
Re the Axe surname . My family comes from Yorkshire ,England .York was originally a major Viking centre of trade , ruled by a chief/king by the name of Eric Blood Axe . My family are mostly tall,blonde ,nordic types. ps My father`s name is Eric Axe

Axe Surname

Geoff Axe (View posts)
Posted: 26 Jul 2000 12:20PM GMT
John William Axe

Hi thanks for your message. Our family is dark, but tall. You sound like the originals.

Regards

Geoff

By 'eck, another Yorkshireman

Jeff Axe (View posts)
Posted: 28 Oct 2000 2:11PM GMT
Hi John, I'm from Hull, we must be pretty closely related! I'm afraid I haven't made much of a start on the family history, but any info you'd like to part with would be appreciated. If you reply I'll send you my immediate ancestry to see if it fits in with your family.......

Axe Crest

Jeff Axe (View posts)
Posted: 28 Oct 2000 2:19PM GMT
Jim, I'd really like a copy of the crest. Please Email me and we'll sort out the method/cost etc. Thanks.

Re: Vikings

Posted: 17 Apr 2002 10:56PM GMT
Classification: Query
Edited: 8 Dec 2005 8:43PM GMT
Surnames: Axe
I'm also from Yorkshire and I have a large genealogy for the Yorkshire Axes going back to the early 1600s. All details on you branch will be gratefully accepted and I can send you an electronic version of what I have in return.
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