Peacock - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Swainby/Danby Wiske

mijandnaj — 2009-11-05 15:31:11Z

Hi

I have a Richard Peacock born Swainby 1814 married a Jane Coates born Danby Wiske in 1813. Their first born son, John, was born in Swainby in 1844.

Any relation do you think?

Regards
Jan Inglis (nee Peacock)

Uriah Peacock/Susan Turner

carlton_peacock — 2009-10-31 07:40:04Z

I am looking for information on Uriah Peacock 1758-1846 and Susan Turner 1760-1809. I am specifically looking for marriage information and burial and death information. If you have anything you can message me here on the board or on ancestry.com my user name is carlton_peacock

Re: Lookup request: Birds of a Feather

carlton_peacock — 2009-10-30 09:15:53Z

I believe I have that book, but i am at work now, but message me or email me at cpeacock1@atlas.valenciacc.edu and I will get the info you need.
Carlton Peacock

Peacock's from Scotland & England

abcd1946 — 2009-10-23 22:44:00Z

I have been researching my grandmother's (Jane Waugh Oliver Smailes Platt) family for some time. Her grandmother was born in Yetholm, Scotland and her grandfather in Jedborough, Scotland. They moved at some time to Alnwick, Northumberland, England. Her name was Jane Peacock according to my grandmother and his was James Oliver. One of their sons was Edward.
I even have a postcard with a picture of 3 people on it and one of them is identified as Grampa Peacock.
Can anyone shed light on this family?

Louis K. PEACOCK died 1903 in Omaha Nebraska

vikkihenry — 2009-10-19 15:59:45Z

DEATH OF LOUIS PEACOCK

Louis K. Peacock, aged 27 or 37? years, died of pneumonia yesterday at his boarding place, 2417 O Street. Mr. Peacock was employed by the Cudahy Packing company and had been a resident of this city for fifteen years. This afternoon at 4 o'clock brief funeral services will be held at the Brewer undertaking rooms and the body will then be forwarded to Chicago, the old home of the deceased. A brother-in-law from Denver has been here directing the affairs. The deceased had many friends among his acquaintances here.

OMAHA WORLD HERALD newspaper
Nov. 14, 1903

No relation!

Thomas Peacock & Jane Coleman of Gloucestershire, England

knerakaz11 — 2009-10-18 01:37:15Z

Searching for any information on the family of Thomas & Jane Peacock nee Coleman married 18-6-1806 St. Stephen, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England. May have been living in Stapleton, Gloucestershire.
Any children or deaths would be appreciated.

Re: peacock family - scorton/danby whisk, n/yorkshire

juliepeacock17 — 2009-10-17 09:02:37Z

Hi Di,

We do have a number of Thomas's in the family, however not the one your looking for. Our's were mainly farmers and publicans in the Scorton area. If there's any other connection you think we may have - give me a shout.

Happy hunting

Julie

Re: peacock family - scorton/danby whisk, n/yorkshire

bevdanby — 2009-10-15 06:08:19Z

Hi Julie,
I was looking through the message boards and was amused to find your Peacock family. I'm sure we don't have any connection as our Peacock's originated in Ireland, but I was amused as I was a Peacock who married at Danby. My husband's family are from Lincolnshire.
It's great fun researching all the various branches.
Happy hunting!
Bev Danby

Re: Peacock Records

RobertaEstes13 — 2009-10-12 13:49:03Z

There was very little information in this letter and it is has been requested by another researcher and is gone now. The Botetourt County Genealogy Club obtained those records and you can contact them at doreatr@yahoo.com or at PO Box 1148, Buchanan, Va 24066.

Re: Peacock Records

jllewis1985 — 2009-10-12 08:11:35Z

Hi Roberta,

I want to know first is, are their more information about the peacock family line? My email address is jllewis1985@aol.com. I am trying to determain whether or not anything my mother says is true.

Peacock Records

RobertaEstes13 — 2009-10-02 21:58:34Z

I was “gifted” with a box of genealogy having to do with one of my family lines after a researcher passed away. In the box is also a lot of other family lines that aren’t mine. I’ve sorted them into folders as best I can and here are the surnames and a little about them if I can tell much.

Buttrey – Wilkes Co NC (small file – letters)
Bailey – Topeka Kansas, New Castle, Pa, Youngstown, Ohio (small file, letters)
Loveless – Columbus Ohio, Washington Co., Va (small file, letters)
Wilderich – Henry Wiederick or Wilderick, b Germany 1858, pedigree chart (small file)
Hildebrand – Morgan County, Missouri, John Hildebrand b 1822 in Baden Germany m Victoria Anhauser or Enghauser – (thick file, quite a bit of research)
Trabuc/Trabue – Edward Trabue b 1764, son of John, married Martha Haskins, Jessamine Co., Ky and Va.
King – Joseph King m 1819 to Frances, Lincolnshire England
Nichols – Abner JeffersonNichols b 1837 probably Alabama, poss Missouri or Ark. (one letter only)
Swallow – from England, possible Liverpool (one letter only)
Brown – a few pages of general research
Burton/Cecelia – Philadelphia Pa, research log only
Rouse/Buler – Geoge Rouse and wife and grandfather Daniel Barlow born in Va near Culpepper Court house and moved to Boone Co Ky. (2 pages)

The ones below seem to be grouped together as I've grouped them. I would presume that these files in the groups would go to a researcher as a unit.

Group 1:
Smith – Thomas Leslie Smith, Missouri, born Pittsylvania Co, Va to John Wesley Smith and Sally Saunders Claytor Leftwich
Leftwich – Bedford Co., Va.
Gregory – includes Minter, Adair Co., Ky, other Ky counties, Powhatan Co, Va., John Gregory Rev War Vet, (quite a bit of research)
Minter – Fayette County, Ky, Powhatan Co, Va. (also in the Gregory file)

Group 2:
Bolander – Stephen Bolander b 1756 Lancaster Co Pa m Magaretha Shinkle (small file, letters)
Shinkle – Colorado, South Dakota, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa and Illinois
Bush – Catherine Bush m Philip Jacob Shinkle in Brush Valley, Center Co., Pa. (one letter only)
McConnell – Arthur in Washington Pa, then to Ky, Ohio and Indiana and then his children and grandchildren to Illinois and Iowa, John McConnell served in War of 1812 from Ohio Militia, Brown Co. Ohio
Luing – intermixed in other files
Watson – two lines, one from Oxford who never left England and one from York and Lincoln who came to the western US in the 1920s (small file, letters)
Wyatt – intermixed in other files
Logan – in the same file as Gregg, Pennsylvania, Jefferson Co., Indiana
Gregg – in the same file a Logan, Pennsylvania, Jefferson Co., Indiana

Group 3 – the familes below are all intermingled in one file – Kittaning, Armstrong Co., Pa, Mercer Co., Pa, various Pa, Va and NC counties, also Missouri,
Hellam – George Curtis Hellam m Mary Ellen Hawk
Peat – Oran Peat b 1899 m Gutherie Faye in Pa
Hawk – Daniel Hawk m Magdalena Bricker
Welton – intermarried with the above families

Group 4
Godley – Quaker, Farquier Co, Va, Georgia, Anderson Co., Tx (much research) – also see Peacock
Peacock – from Nottingham England, never came to America, Elizabeth m George Godley and their dau Sarah came to the us in 1924.

These are yours for the price of postage. First to e-mail me, first to get the file. Let me know which files you want.

Roberta Estes

AB or B Blood groups for Sussex Stennings, Stoners, Peacocks or Roses

russd88 — 2009-09-24 12:35:42Z

My grandfather, Arthur Edward Stenning 1914 - 2004, had a notably Meditteranean appearance and AB blood. As far as I can trace our ancestry among the above 4 surnames they all seem to be Sussex local agricultural labourers. So where did the B come from? If I can find which relatives of the above surnames share the AB or B blood it might help spot where it "crept it". Help please!
Looking for connections to Arthur Stenning 1879-1964, Caroline Stoner, Fanny Mathilda Peacock or (Ester) Emily Rose.

Re: PEACOCK OF LONDON

margaretbaird21 — 2009-09-09 21:17:29Z

my gr gr granfather was edward james born 1814 st pancras his father was called john but do not know the wifes name.

Re: Ancestry.Com

nnjer1 — 2009-08-30 20:43:18Z

Thank you for the help.

Re: Ancestry.Com

nnjer1 — 2009-08-30 20:42:54Z

Thank you, I appreciate your help.

Re: Ancestry.Com

threent — 2009-08-30 20:32:52Z

I sent the record from Jewishgen.org to your e-mail address.
Here are the details:
PEACOCK, Robert E.
Born: 5 Mar-1944
Died 15-Oct-1988
Section: 23 Lot: 32
Cemetery: B'nai Israel Cemetery Penn Hills, PA / USA

Re: Ancestry.Com

BobNY — 2009-08-30 17:39:15Z

This is one of those dumb ancestry transciptions that leaves out a key piece of data.

You might be able to get the cemetery information from the actual owner of the database. I have not used it, but it may have additional info.

http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/cemetery/

Ancestry.Com

nnjer1 — 2009-08-30 15:19:24Z

Hi,

I do not have a paid subscription to Ancestry.Com.

There is a record that is of interest to me that list a burial of Robert E Peacock, but it does not specify a name for the cemetery (not sure if one is listed as part of the record entry).
Source Information:
JewishGen, comp. JewishGen Online Worldwide Burial Registry (JOWBR) [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA:

Name: Robert E. Peacock
Birth Date: 5 Mar 1944
Death Date: 15 Oct 1988
Age at Death: 44
Burial Plot: Section: 23 Lot: 32
Burial Place: Pennsylvania
Burial Country: United States

Would a kind soul check the record and let me know if the record I am looking at is complete.

Thanks
Jerry
nnjer@charter.net

Re: Adonijah Peacock from Burlington County NJ

JANEEN — 2009-04-03 20:14:59Z

I'm not related at all, I just live near where Adonijah blew himself up, and near the Peacock cemetery.

Re: Peacock - Oklahoma 1900 1910

DeborahStuart — 2009-07-09 16:02:50Z

Thanks for the suggestion. I haven't sent exactly this question to him but have been in contact on my lines. I will follow up with him. Thanks for the input.

Re: Peacock - Oklahoma 1900 1910

DeborahStuart — 2009-07-09 16:01:33Z

Yes, this is the family. Thanks for looking.

Re: Adonijah Peacock from Burlington County NJ

taniavitha — 2009-03-20 12:39:48Z

Hi There...
I was wondering how you were related to the peacocks if at all... I look on ancestry.com from time to time and been looking for my family history for a long time filling in gaps.. I would appreciate any information

Thanks Tania

Peacocks of MA/VT>Saratoga NY

mclean811 — 2009-03-29 06:57:23Z

I am looking for information about HIRUM PEACOCK and am trying to establish that he is father of Susan Peacock of Saratoga NY.

HIRUM was born abt 1800 in MA according to probate papers of his father. Census records of his brother list VT as POB. As such, he must have been born in MA and reared in VT. Prior to 1830 he moved to Charlton Saratoga NY. The only mention of him is in the 1830 Saratoga NY census.

1830 census Charlton Saratoga NY
1,u5 (James) 1,20to30 (Willis) 1,30to40 (Hiram) F 1,u5 (Mary?) [2, 5to10 Charlotte? Susan) 1f, 30 to40 (the names in parentheses are all speculation)

His younger brother Wills is listed in the 1840 and 1850 Saratoga NY census. Willis moves to WI. I am not sure about his sister Sophia

There are 3 Peacock persons that are unaccounted for in Saratoga. Lucy born 1833 per 1850 census, Charlotte born 1821 per cemetery record, and a James Peacock born 1835 per the 1855 Tyrone census.

Perhaps Hiram died and they are his children.

It is my belief that Hirum is somehow related to the James/Sarah Pixley Peacock of Greenfield NY and Benjamin Stone Peacock of Addison VT.

I have no source for who might be the father of my Susan Peacock. The only facts are that she was born in VT and married in Charlton NY. Her father was born in MA and her mother born in VT. I have accounted for all the Peacocks in Saratoga Co except for a Hirum Peacock in the 1830 Charlton NY Census.

Hopefully someone can provide me with additional information to prove or disprove my hunch.

Thank you, Moria
mclean811@aol.com

P.S. Thanks Laurie for your help and encouragement.

Re: Sarah PEACOCK & Richard COUGHLAN

mclean811 — 2009-04-02 00:25:01Z

Hello
I too am reseaching Sarah Peacok born in MA and died in NH.
Who are the parents of your Sarah?

There is a Sarah Peacock daughter of John and Easter Peacock married to William Clark listed in the LDS site. However, I an not sure about it's accuracy.

Thank you, Moria

Re: Peacock - Oklahoma 1900 1910

leapeacock1 — 2009-07-09 15:51:50Z

If you will contact Don Peacock Historian of the PEACOCK ASSOCIATION OF THE SOUTH, he can probably tell you all about this Peacock family.

Re: Peacock - Oklahoma 1900 1910

leapeacock1 — 2009-07-09 16:28:36Z

Debra if you happen to run across the name Ansel Peacock , his father, let me know. I think Ansel dropped out of the Sky. every one has looked and looked for him. Also Henry Allen Peacock was supposed to have did carpentry work in Oklahoma, but have never known the town. His wife Harriett Vermell (Peacock) Peacock did not go with him, but always lived in Dublin. I have a death certificate from Oklahoma for Matthew. Lea

Bowmar Peacock of Dallas, TX 1934

drbrownlee — 2009-04-12 06:47:12Z

Bowmar is pictured in the 1934 Oak, the yearbook of Oak Cliff High School. He is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help other researchers.

Re: peacock family - scorton/danby whisk, n/yorkshire

drdc1949 — 2009-08-19 12:28:54Z

Hi I'm trying to find out more about my father's mother's family, some of whom came from the Newby Wiske/Danby Wiske area. I have a Thomas Peacock, born 1828 in Sowerby - parents were James and Mary. Any links with your family tree? Dad always said there was someone from Crab Tree Farm at Newby Wiske but I can't link them to any of the others I've located yet!!
Di

Re: Peacock Family Reunion

purdy181 — 2009-07-26 09:00:52Z

i have been to this site (sonofapeacock.ning.com)
it says i need to be invited how would i go about this ?
my name is Stuart peacock and I'm from England, i don't know where i descended from but am very interested in finding out,

Peacock Family Reunion

kcerinwohl — 2009-07-24 15:18:38Z

THe Decendants of Richard Fletcher Peacock (1800-1872) and Elizabeth Stowe immigrants from England to Canada and the United States, will be having a family reunion on July 25 & 26 in Hulbert, Michigan. All other Peacocks and their descendants are also welcome to attend. Join us on sonofapeacock.ning.com

Arthur Peacock 1898 to 1994.

NPeacockBA — 2009-07-09 11:17:50Z

Arthur was the son of John Thomas Peacock and the brother of Caroline, Bertie and Fred Peacock and had a dog called Major. My father Derek Peacock was Fred's son, and recently passed away on 10 May, 2009. I am trying to locate the children, grand-children and possible great, grand-children of Arthur, I believe he had TWO sons Arthur born in 1923 and Howard born in 1929. I last met Howard in 1972 when dealing with the Estate of Bertie Peacock. I have been completing the PEACOCK family tree for about 4 years now and any information would be greatly appreciated and I would love to meet family members. My aunt Anne Dawson re Peacock and her daughter Emma Heal live in the environs of Stockton-on-Tees and Yarm.

part of the family

carahome — 2009-05-18 03:37:51Z

My great-grandmother was Ethel Lillian Peacock who married John )Jack) Sanderson. My grandmother, their only child, Grace. I have heard stories about Frederick, but have questions about Armeada, Rebecca, and Tom Peacock.
Who was your mother/father and randparents?

Re: Adonijah Peacock from Burlington County NJ

kathyroberts48 — 2009-04-03 19:33:35Z

My mother in law was a Peacock. She was the daughter of George, Son of William, son of Gilbert.

Re: peacock family - scorton/danby whisk, n/yorkshire

isabelbenn — 2009-08-17 15:43:01Z

Dear Julia.
This is years later, so I hope you are still there. In my family there is a John Peacock (b.1737) who married a Rebecca (1769-1828).They had a daugter Rachel Peacock (1769-1828)and she is listed as beeing from Danby, and as a "Friend" ie a quaker. She married a Thomas Weather-I-ll (not Weather-E-ll)(1765-1840) His family is from around Easington and Staithes a little north of Danby.
I wonder if there is any connection to you. I remember seeing a marriage certificate between a Benjamin Peacock and a ? Unthank at a relatives many yrs back. This was a quaker certificate. One would think, that the amount of Peacocks around Danby can't be that enormous given that it is thinly populated farmland. Hope you see this.

PEACOCK Robert Dan 1966-1966

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-25 11:44:36Z

PEACOCK Robert Dan 1966-1966

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PEACOCK Elva 1882-1979

t42Parkdale — 2009-04-19 22:11:37Z

PEACOCK Elva 1882-1979

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Re: Gary Goodell Peacock

lrenker52 — 2009-07-27 00:23:30Z

just saw your email about Gary Goodell Peacock...
His parents were Isadora Goodell peacock and Raymond Peacock. Isadora (my aunt don)... had two sisters: Hazel (lived in MA) and Minetta (who died young.. while in college) and a brother Wilford (lived in MA). Gary was their only child. Isadora died in 1996 and Gary died in 2009. The family had moved to AZ when they retired.

Need info on Nancy PEACOCK b. est 1727, dau. of Hugh & w. of Hugh HUMPHREY b. 1723/4 Little Britain, Orange Co., NY

daverichardson1 — 2009-05-14 11:49:52Z

I am searching for information on Nancy PEACOCK, said to be a daughter of Hugh and wife of Hugh HUMPHREY born 1723/4 Little Britain, Orange County, New York. They had at least five children born between 1752 and 1763 in Little Britain, thus Nancy was born est 1727. Any PEACOCK Families from that area? Thank You dave.richardson@mindspring.com

Max and Evelyn Peacock, St. Petersburg Florida

patster1 — 2009-06-11 05:56:04Z

I am looking for any information on the children of Max Mouler Peacock and Evelyn Mae (Thompson) Peacock. Donna was born about 1942 and Jerry about 1945. They lived in St. Petersburg Florida and moved away after the death of Max in 1951. We were neighbors and lost contact after they left. Max and Evelyn married in 1939 in Pinellas County Florida.
Pat Bowen

PEACOCK Wm Earl and Sallie Ruth

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-04 12:15:56Z

PEACOCK Wm Earl and Sallie Ruth

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PEACOCK Timothy Gene 1974-1974

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-27 13:39:00Z

PEACOCK Timothy Gene 1974-1974

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PEACOCK William Edward Rev and Bea

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-12 19:40:23Z

PEACOCK William Edward Rev and Bea

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MORRISON Syble L PEACOCK and Lester S

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-05 21:29:51Z

MORRISON Syble L PEACOCK and Lester S

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Re: Amanda Peacock

tkishel — 2009-03-29 16:10:48Z

Dear Anonymous,
I believe your Amanda is the same one Im researching. I have an Amanda married to George Owen Brown in the Walton and Holmes County area. Im related through George. Im trying to figure out if they had a son William Hampton Brown. Which would make George my GGGGrandfather. I have a double connection with George, his sister Angeline married a Henry Padgett in my line. Hope You can help,

Re: Peacocks in Illinois

lindagriffith16 — 2009-04-09 22:49:55Z

William Peacock is my gggrandfather too, my ggrandfather was James, his siblings were william,david,george,ellen,jessie, ive gone back to John Peacock and Anne Hamilton 1811. the children that stayed in britain moved to Anglesey north wales, look at my tree,hope it helps.

Re: peacock family - scorton/danby whisk, n/yorkshire

juliepeacock17 — 2009-08-17 18:31:32Z

Hi,
I have a jone born 1730 - parents Abraham Peacock & Jane
however no Rachel or Rebecca - thats not to say they may not be a connection as I have not researched a lot of the relatives that far back.
I do have quiet a number of Benjamin's - that name runs right through the family

Best regards
Julie

Re: peacock family - scorton/danby whisk, n/yorkshire

juliepeacock17 — 2009-08-19 12:47:24Z

Hi

I do have some Thomas's however none of that dob or parents - my nearest one would be Thomas Peacock born 1836 - Scorton n/yorks - he married and moved to London - his father was Benjamin.
Doe's not sound as if we have a connection
Regards

Julie

Dorothy (Dolly) Minnie Peacock - 1899, Islington

Beejhp — 2009-07-08 15:57:43Z

Believed to have gone to USA or Canada to marry about 1925. Returned to UK about 1930 and died of a broken heart about 1931. N/K if there was a marriage, but no record of Death under the name Peacock. Grateful for any help please.

Hilda Ellen Peacock -1908, Islington

Beejhp — 2009-07-08 15:52:17Z

Does anyone know about Hilda? Father William Edward P owned the W.Peacock jigsaw and toy business. He died 1936. What became of Hilda and her sister Queenie Blanche P?

Penelope Jane Peacock, looking for info

billteresa1 — 2009-06-21 20:59:05Z

Hi! I'm looking for info on the Peacock line of my family. My grandmother (Helen Katharine Hayes Looney) always said that her grandmother Penelope was a full-blooded Shawnee. My mother wants me to look into her family tree, but so far I've not been able to find much. Conversely, I've found tons on my father's Mallow lineage! :)

Grandma Helen's (7/7/13 - 9/1/98) parents were Clara Mae Peacock (7/15/1874 - 9/9/64) and Verner Hayes (7/12/1870 - 1957). Clara's parents were Josephus Peacock (Apr 1848 - 8/12/18) and Penelope Jane (Apr 1853 - 12/6/32). All of them were born in Ohio.

The children of Penelope & Josephus were: Franklin (1872), Clara (1874), Lucy (1876), Effie (1878), and Charles Howard (3/3/80-9/6/27). Charles is the only one I've found much on. He married Emma May Bennett McKeever (2/17/70 - 1/2/63) and they had Effie M Peacock Severs (1901-1990).

Can anyone help me find info on Penelope Jane Peacock??