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Jessie McCambridge Bailey

lucychyde — 2015-09-14 15:21:54Z

I have a Jessie McCambridge born 1857 in plymouth, 'marrying' a John Wiliam Bailey. (they never actually married and were acts in circus's and theatres). Anyway I can trace them having 2 sons John William Bailey 1883 born cardiff, and Daniel Bailey born 1889 Dublin.

Randomly looking at the 1911 census - I have found a Jessie McCambridge Bailey born Colchester 1885. I have found her on the 1891 census living in Colchester as a border wsith no parents listed (which i guess would work with travelling the country for shows). But I cant find a birth for her. but have her on the 1891, 1901 and 1911 census's - just trying to see if she could possibly be their daughter. Any ideas what to try next?

Lucy

Hugh McCambridge Ballycastle, IRL>Bennington, VT USA

miecek — 2013-12-15 20:04:54Z

I came across this in Bennington, Vermont town records and thought it might be a good find for someone. No relation to me.

Hugh McCambridge now of Bennington, son of Archable and Isabella McCambridge was born in Beally Castle (Ballycastle) in the Kingdom of Ireland on the 23d of Nov_r 1773. The above is taken from the sd Hugh McCambridge's own mouth.
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1971-27855-13624-14...

Jessie McCambridge Bailey

lucychyde — 2012-09-17 16:27:52Z

Re: Link to Parishes and Townlands within County Antrim

Kaycee43041 — 2012-07-27 07:59:31Z

My dad was from antrim. Most people from there were either named mccambridge or mccalistar. I think they must have married each other. I have pictures of their school in grammar school

Re: Link to Parishes and Townlands within County Antrim

Kaycee43041 — 2012-07-27 07:59:29Z

My dad was from antrim. Most people from there were either named mccambridge or mccalistar. I think they must have married each other. I have pictures of their school in grammar school

james mccambridge 1841

grendav2001 — 2012-06-12 11:40:31Z

for mccambridge researchers.

the marriage at st john the baptist church, greatham village, on the outskirts of hartlepool, on 25 september, 1841:

james mccambridge, of full age and a labourer.
son of daniel mccambridge a butcher.
residing in greatham village.

mary ann proctor, of full age and a spinster.
daughter of richard proctor a labourer.
residing in greatham village.

Re: essie mccambridge

andygish — 2012-04-10 03:41:26Z

Essie (Esther) McCambridge White was born in New Castle, PA. Her birthdate listed is not clear. Some records indicate Aug 15, 1972 but her census record of 1900 states Oct 1873. I believe that there is another Essie from Pittsfield, MA with the first date. The Oct 1873 date was given by her or her husband to the 1900 census and matches the dates up with her obituary, so I am trusting that.

Her father was born in Scottland, her mother in Ireland (per 1900 census)

According to the New Castle News Esther White died March 11, 1902 at 10 am at age 28. She is buried at St. Mary's Cemetery in New Castle, PA. The paper states she was well respected and had been sick for months with Phthsis (what we now call TB). It also stats she had a sister in Granite City. (New Castle News March 12, 1902)

She died at her residence at 701 Hamilton Street. They rented this home.

She was married to Albert White Sr.

Children:
1) Albert White Jr. It is stated he was born May 18 1987 and to have died Sept 19, 1900 but he is not listed as a resident in their home on the 1900 census and the birthdays of the two boys are conflicting.

2) John William White was born May 7, 1897 and died June 29, 1933 in an explosion at his work in Akron, OH (death certificate on file)

3) There is also a daughter Mary White born Feb 1898 listed in the household in 1900. There is no other mention of her.

There is also no information that I can find on Esther's parents.

Re: essie mccambridge

lucillelocket — 2012-04-09 04:30:10Z

the email adddres has changed to lotsofspice@comcast.net

Re: John MC CAMBRIDGE

raf_work2004 — 2012-04-05 14:55:46Z

hi

my fathers name was Patrick (paddy) and i remember your mother joan coming to belfast to visit us 1970s

Re: Patrick Mc Cambridge

raf_work2004 — 2012-04-05 12:58:00Z

I just came across this message today and was interqued as i am just starting to look at my family tree. Your Grandfather and my grandmother are the same and i remember going to 62 Hamill Street when i was younger visiting my grandfather who had a dog (Rory) at the time. Maybe we could exchange and compare information on this

Brenda

Re: Mc Cambridge

timothychambers616 — 2012-01-22 16:21:01Z

My Chambers family was originally named McCambridge (originally MacAmbrose in Kintyre and Islay). The name was changed in Antrim when they came over with the McDonnels. You are the first related person I've seen that knows when the family came over from the Argylles. There are many Chambers patrilineal lines for the surname. I took a y-DNA test to sort it out. I'm in haplogroup R1a1a which is Norse Viking. There's another marker that confirms this. Two McCambridge tests I've seen were haplogroup "I1a", also Viking stock.
I'm hoping that more McCambridges join the McCambridge DNA Project. Please encourage a male family member to do so.
Other Chambers came over to Ireland during the Plantation. They were Lowland Scots and Anglo/Norman English. They were protestant and English-speaking as required by the Crown (government). My family, like the McCambridges, were Irish-speaking and Catholic. That made a difficult life for them in Northern Ireland. Cromwell forced my family to Connaught (County Mayo) Wikipedia has good articles on the Plantation.
Regards,
Tim

Re: The McCambridge Family

timothychambers616 — 2011-12-20 14:59:48Z

My Chambers family originated with McCambridge in Kintyre according to Clan Donald. 1 in 210 Chambers are Clan Donald. I have taken the y-DNA test and found that I'm R1a1a; descended from Norse Vikings as are many of the MacDonalds including the chiefs. Other Chambers have Celtic or Western European test results, R1b.
My family emigrated to Antrim then to County Mayo in the 17th century. They left Ireland during the Famine.
I'm hoping to find a McCambridge male with Antrim roots who has taken the DNA test. I would like to confirm our McCambridge/MacAmbrose origins.
I also want to know more about our ancient family history.
Thanks,
Tim Chambers
timothychambers@yahoo.com

OBIT Jane McGinnis McCambridge 1909 Philadelphia PA wife of Daniel

SueAnnRobson — 2011-05-18 19:48:37Z

From the Philadelphia Inquirer dated 27 Feb 1909:

McCAMBRIDGE--On February 25, 1909. JANE widow of Daniel McCambridge. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Monday at 7:30 A.M. from her late residence, 220 North Randolph st. Solemn requim mass at St. Augustine's Church at 9 A.M. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

Note: I am not related to the deceased.

Re: mc cambridge

anyaanya — 2011-05-11 01:46:40Z

HELLO IAN , ACTUALLY I WAS REPLYING TO A MESSAGE YOU SENT ME WHICH I HAD MUST HAVE OVERLOOKED MESSAGE READS AS FOLLOWS == TO ANYA ANYA SOUNDS LIKE WE ARE RELATED, MY GRANDMOTHER WAS MARY MC CAMBRIDGE FROM THE GLENARN AREA .WE HAVE SOME GALBRAITHS IN MY TREE TOO . CAN YOU SEE MY TREE OR WOULD YOU LIKE ME TO SEND YOU A LINK LETTER SENT BY YOU ON NOVEMBER 4th 2007 .THIS WAS THE REASON I ASKED TO VEIW YOUR TREE .
KIND REGARDS ELIZABETH ( ANYAANYA )

Re: mc cambridge

anyaanya — 2011-05-11 01:46:39Z

Re: mc cambridge

anyaanya — 2011-05-11 01:45:44Z

Re: Link to Parishes and Townlands within County Antrim

2006-11-27 01:47:49Z

My mom's father was Cambridge of Stevenston, Scotland whose cousins were McKay in Scotland also. His father was from the Glens of Antrim. We have passed generations. I am dying to know of my roots for my children's sake since everything changes so quickly. If there is anyone out there in the UK who can help me, I'd be obliged.

Re: Patrick Mc Cambridge

FelixMcKillop59 — 2008-09-13 15:35:54Z

Sallyann,

Just came across your posting on McCambridge family of Glenarm. I might be able to assist you if you let me know what you need help with. I can be contacted at: fmckillop@lineone.net

Felix McKillop

Re: Patrick Mc Cambridge

FelixMcKillop59 — 2008-09-13 15:35:44Z

Re: Patrick Mc Cambridge

ancestry1ufmcv2gtqabla9t5jgs1dtsjdbqe — 2010-10-07 19:23:09Z

Wondering if Hugh might be my grandfather Hugh David McCambridge. He clerked for the Government in Belfast and the family has recollection of spending time in Straban. He had 9 children one of which emigrated to the US (California) in the 60's. Two other children emigrated to Canada, Three others to the UK. One lives in the ancestral home in Belfast, one somewhere else in Ireland and one in Australia.

Harry McCambridge

Liz_Shea1 — 2010-05-11 19:24:58Z

I have purchased a photo of Harry McCambridge, son of Pat and Mary (Rump) McCambridge. If interesested in purchasing a copy you can email me at mseshea @ optonline.net

Re: mc cambridge

anyaanya — 2011-05-08 01:15:23Z

HI IAN HERE IS MY E-MAIL ADDRESS
elizloyden@fsmail.net

Re: mc cambridge

anyaanya — 2011-05-08 01:12:23Z

HI IAN ,
SO VERY SORRY I DID NOT KNOW THERE WAS A REPLY FOR ME AND I THANK YOU SINCERELY , DO YOU KNOW IF YOUR GRANDMOTHERS MOTHER WAS ALICIA MC LOUGHIN NEE MC CAMBRIDGE ,MY GRAND FATHER WAS DAVID GALBRAITH HE WAS THE FIRST BORN OF ALICIA AND HIS FATHER WAS JOHN GALBRAITH .ALICA AND JOHN SADLY DID NOT DID A VERY DECENT THING HE REGISTED DAVID SO DAVID CARRIED HIS NAME .WHEN DAVID WAS 3 YRS OLD ALICIA MARRIED ROBERT MC LOUGHLIN WOULD YOU PLEASE SEND ME A LINK TO ENABLE ME TO SEE YOR TREE ,
KIND REGARDS ELIZABETH (ANYA ANYA)

Re: Patrick Mc Cambridge

anyaanya — 2011-05-07 13:16:06Z

Hi Pat MY GRAND FATHER WAS DAVID GALBRAITH OF GLENARM BALLYMENA ( MY GRANDFATHER WAS BORN OUT OF WEDLOCK BUT HIS FATHER JOHN GALBRAITH REGISTERED HIS BIRTH , I THINK ITWAS DUE TO A RELIGIOUS THING THAT THEY COULD NOT MARRY ) GRANDFATHER WAS 3 YRS OLD WHEN HIS MOTHER ALICIA MC CAMBRIDGE MARRIED ROBERT MC LAUGHLIN THEY LIVED IN CASTLE ST ROBERT AND ALICIA HAD QUITE A FEW CHILDREN HERE ARE SOME OF THEIR NAMED PATRICK ,ROBERT ,GEORGE ,MARY, JOHN , BIRGER SADLY BIRGER WAS RETARDED . THEY WERE ALL ROMAN CATHOLICS HOPE THIS HELPS A LITTLE PAT .
KIND REGARDS ELIZABETH

Re: mc cambridge

anyaanya — 2008-11-07 01:23:35Z

Hello Ian,
Thank you so much for your reply, I have tried to find your tree but was unable to do so . How can I find it can you please help me as I am new to the site.
thank you
glenarm

mc cambridge

anyaanya — 2008-02-01 02:44:39Z

my father was george galbraith he was born in the picturesque village of glenarm ballymena in co antrim he was the son elizabeth [lizzie ] and david galbraith georges grandparents was alice mc cambridge and john galbraith is there anyone researching the same mc cambridge id love to hear from you

mc cambridge

anyaanya — 2008-02-01 02:44:30Z

mc cambridge

anyaanya — 2008-02-01 02:43:28Z

mc cambridge

anyaanya — 2008-02-01 02:43:05Z

my father was george galbraith he was born in the picturesque village of glenarm ballymena in co antrim he was the son elizabeth [lizzie ] and david galbraith georges grandparents was alice mc cambridge and john galraith is there anyonr researching the same mc cambidge

mc cambridge

anyaanya — 2008-02-01 02:42:22Z

my father was george galbraith he was born in the picturesque village of glenarm ballymena in co anrim he was the son elizabeth [lizzie ] and david galbraith georges grandparents was alice mc cambridge and john galraith is there anyonr researching the same mc cambidge

Re: MacCambridge, Willman in England early 20C

lucychyde — 2007-12-09 15:09:57Z

Hi

Im not sure if we have been in contact before (your name seems vey familiar!) - but my mother was a Mccambridge and yes all relating to Music Halls - I have some photos if you would like to view them.

Lucy x

Re: Link to Parishes and Townlands within County Antrim

kaycee4304 — 2008-10-19 01:08:29Z

I think I am Scotts-Irish. McCambridge would suggest that and Antrim would definitely support that. Get in touch if you want to ... e-mail is kaycee4304@aol.com

Re: Link to Parishes and Townlands within County Antrim

kaycee4304 — 2008-10-19 01:05:19Z

I have a couple of pictures from a catholic school a long time ago--I would be glad to send them--my name is Janet McCambridge and I am from Oak Lawn IL

McCambridge Immigrants to US

SandyMcCambridge — 2007-01-13 02:15:07Z

I'm trying to find more recent information on ancestors. My husband's grandfather immigrated to US in 1912 - William McCambridge, born (?somewhere in Ireland?) in 1900. Settled in Fargo, North Dakota. Married Ella. Just trying to find any information on his place of birth and/or any family we may still have in Ireland.

Re: McCambridges - Antrim.

Housema2003 — 2010-03-17 18:17:47Z

John was my husband's 3rd gr grandfather through Vincent who came to MI about 1878. He married Letitia McGee in Glasgow 27 Jul 1868. When I had access to the UK stuff I saw something that said John was b. St. Quivox, Ayrshire, Scotland.

Re: McCambridges - Antrim.

mmactaz — 2010-03-17 21:13:48Z

The John in my family was the son of William McCambridge and Catherine McNulty. My John was born in Dundonald. We thought it was St Quivox but records prove it was Dundonald.

Re: mc cambridge

joshuaf124 — 2008-02-10 04:28:19Z

My Hugh McCambridge was born Co Antrim. He married a Mary O'Hagan in 1841 in Ballymena, Co Antrim. Hugh died and Mary emigrated in her old age to Stockton, NSW, AUS, where she died. I have been trying to track down my McCambridge roots in Co Antrim for years. I could be connected to you - I don't know anything more of Hugh with which to go on.
Regars

Re: Daniel McCambridge/Mayme McNish

veterannz — 2008-07-22 10:56:25Z

My grandfather (Alfred McCambridge) had a brother Daniel who emigrated to USA in the early 1900s. My father told me he ended up a rancher in colarado (no Evidence to support this)

who am i

broadband21 — 2009-05-25 21:42:39Z

where the hell did i come from my mother was swiss her name was rosetta luthy my father's name was also james and he was born 1925

Re: Patrick Mc Cambridge

jmccam — 2010-09-18 06:21:50Z

Dear Sally Ann
My name is John McCambridge. My great grandfather was Patrick(Pat) McCambridge. He had a son named Hugh who was my grandfather. He married Emma Huchel and they lived in Pittsburg. They had four children John, Ruth, Helene, and Frank? who died very young. Don't know if this helps at all. Not sure where Pat came from in Ireland or Scotland. I haven't gotten that far along yet. My father used to say that there were four brothers who came to the US with their family. Not sure of there names, but that shouldn't be too hard to find out. Have early census records. The death of Hugh is troubling because the last official word I have is that he was in Leech Farm a TB sanatarium.
Don't know if you can use any of this. I am looking for a picture of Patrick and Hugh as I don't have a picture of either of them.
Hope this helps you.
John McCambridge

Re: mc cambridge

ian_george_ab — 2008-11-07 23:40:08Z

Hi
Please send a note to me with your email address and I can then invite you to see my tree here. Cool?
My email address is ian_george_ab@yahoo.ca

Re: mc cambridge

ian_george_ab — 2008-11-04 18:59:12Z

sounds like we're related
my grandmother was Mary McCambridge from the Glenarm area
we have some Galbraiths in the family too
can you see my tree or would you like me to send you a link?

Re: mc cambridge

ian_george_ab — 2011-05-09 22:38:47Z

I sent you an invite to my tree just now, but I can't determine how we are related. I don't have any of the names that you mentioned on my tree, but you're welcome to have a look if you would like.

Ian

Hugh D. McCambridge, Sr

Contribution — 2010-03-28 13:09:27Z

Hugh D. McCambridge, Sr., 85, died on March 24, 2010.

He was a World War II veteran of the U.S. Army, fought in the Battle of the Bulge, and was a Prisoner of War in Germany. Hugh was a loving husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather.

Preceded in death by his son, David; brothers, Paul, and Orrin; and parents, David and Jenny; Hugh is survived by his loving wife of 57 years, Jeanette; sons, Hugh ``Danny' Jr., Tom (Missy), and Tim; daughter, Conni; grandchildren, Karen, Lora, Tommy, Erik, Michael, and Timmy; great-grandchildren, Jeffrey, and Lily; ``extra kids', Everett, Billy, and Bev; sister-in-law, Dolly; nieces, Gail, and Patty; nephew, Oliver (Sarah); and many other loving family and friends.

The McCambridge Family wishes to extend their heartfelt thanks to the Robinson Memorial Hospital Visiting Nurses and Hospice, and all the home health aides who so lovingly cared for him.

Calling hours will be held Sunday, March 28, from 3 to 6 p.m. at Newcomer Funeral Home, 131 N. Canton Rd., Akron, where a service will be held Monday, March 29, at 11 a.m. Interment will be held at Atwater Cemetery. Military Honors to be provided by the U.S. Army, and Mogadore VFW #8487.

To leave the family a special message, please visit www.NewcomerAkron.com. (NEWCOMER FUNERAL HOME, 330-784-3334)

Published in Akron Beacon Journal from March 27 to March 28, 2010

Re: George McCambridge of Atlantic Co. New Jersey

hezekiah3006 — 2010-03-17 12:34:27Z

cgoudreau@iopener has a new e-mail address:
cgoud800@webtv.net

Re: MCCAMBRIDGE

cschendel169 — 2011-04-15 21:27:22Z

I am a descendant of John McCambridge and Mary Ann White (Whyte). John's parents were William McCambridge and Catherine McNulty. John had one brother that I'm aware of - Thomas, born Abt. 1816 who married Mary Keenan. That's as far back as I've been able to get.

Re: mc cambridge

makeupbymarlena — 2011-03-25 01:52:44Z

there is no doubt we are related.
my mother is sharon mccambridge of montreal
and her family was from ballymina
i believe she had an aunt lizzie from what she talks about

Re: Patrick Mc Cambridge

makeupbymarlena — 2011-03-25 01:49:43Z

we are probably distant relatives
my family is also mccambridges from northern ireland
specifically ballymina

though i just started this and dont even know where to begin finding a link!

Re: Margaret McCambridge - New Jersey

cgoud800 — 2006-11-21 01:08:05Z

I have McCambridges in South Jersey only. Mostly in Burlington County.

Re: MCCAMBRIDGE

peajayach — 2006-11-23 12:47:08Z

Looking for any information regarding my g-grandparents, Rose McCambridge/Timothy Hurley married sometime around 1854, residing in PA.