Gostick - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: GOSTICK/GAWSTYCK

dtrescowthick — 2009-08-01 08:18:09Z

Hi
my sister married into the Patchitt family,i think these were from the Grimsby area,any connection,or any info on your annei Patchitt,any info would be most greatful.

David

Re: GOSTICK/GAWSTYCK

MarnieON — 2008-06-04 18:40:21Z

I am not descended from the GOSTICKs in Canada but my husband is sort of related. They also lived on the next farm when he was growing up. Consequently I have a fair bit of information on the family in Ontario, around the Pickering area. One branch moved earlier to the Aylmer Ontario area. In fact, I was just copying certificates on the Pickering Twp. branch last night.
Marjorie

Re: GOSTICK/GAWSTYCK

davidtaylor209 — 2005-05-02 09:01:55Z

Hi Micha

I am helping my cousin's wife who is descende from Emily Louisa Gostick born 1871 in Ilsington and i Think that this is one family.

Have you now traced back from your Henry Charles born 1905.

Regards

David

Re: Gostwicks

371358 — 2004-12-24 21:30:11Z

Hi Karen, am just now finding this message. No where, have I found that Joseph Gostwick came to America as an indentured person..I have no idea where that info came from or who posted it..Joseph Gostwick did sail on Oct.04, 1677 from Shropshire, England and was listed as age 24. By the way, my new website is now on Rootsweb Freepages. Keep in touch.

Re: GOSTICK/GAWSTYCK

2003-08-22 20:26:20Z

hi trying to trace family members but come up with not much we are gosticks of england but we dont exsist according to the census

Re: GOSTICK/GAWSTYCK

kathleen1638 — 2003-05-14 08:55:43Z

hi my name is fay my farther was gostick he was born in sutton on sea louth on 18/8/1945 and died 21/6/2001
his father was also a henry charles gostick born islington london 25/5/1905 and died 16/6/1971 he married molly akid and then rosseta akid my grandads parents were henry charles gostick and annie patchitt have got a bit more info in alans book we are known as the x no information avalible

Gostwicks

1998-11-03 12:00:00Z

Joseph Gostwick immigrated from England to Maryland on 4 October 1677. He was an indentured servant for seven years. At the end of that time he was given a new suit of clothes, 50 pounds of tobacco and 100 acres of land in what is now Stansbury, Maryland. Every hear "shirt sleeves to shirt sleeves in three generations?" Joseph had two sons, Thomas and Nicholas. He left his plantations "Goswick's Choice" and "Adventure" one to each of his sons at the end of his widow and second wife, Elizabeth's, life. Joseph had first married Mary Corbin, mother of the two sons. Contact Kay Goswick Kennemore by email at or on the web at http://www.panola.com/users/kgkgoswick. Good hunting!

Gostick

1998-10-21 12:00:00Z

Joseph Gostwick immigrated to Maryland in 1677. There are literally thousands of Goswick descendents living in the U.S., Canada, England and South Africa. There is a Goswick website in the U.S. E-mail me back and I'll find the URL for you.

Karen

GOSTICK/GAWSTYCK

1998-08-09 12:00:00Z

Seeking information on the GAWSTYCK/GOSTICK clan from England. First to immigrate to Canada was a United Church minister mid 1700's. All information would be appreciated. Seeking names married into the family, GAWSTYCK/GOSTICK maidens marrying into other familys.

GOSTICK/GAWSTYCK

1998-08-04 12:00:00Z

Seeking any and all information on the Gostick's of England. Gawstyck's until the 1500's. Immagration to Canada aprox. 1700's.