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Re: TICHBORNE BOOK

Posted: 22 Apr 2009 10:18PM GMT
Classification: Query
Thanks. I will have to dig out the reference. I think it came from the family tree documents which my cousin has at Tichborne. My grandfather (Anthony Doughty-Tichborne) had extensive research done about 60 years ago and I have been working on improving it. There's also plenty of papers and trees done about 1830. I am still wading though it.

Chideock's Parents were certainly Peter T and Eliz Middleton. It is confused by a different reference to a Mary Tichborne, daughter of Sir Henry T, (4th son of Sir Benjamin T, 1st Bt) marrying a William Kirkham which I have found elsewhere. I think that one may be wrong but need to hunt it down.

I see that the Kirkham memorial in Paignton Church is now described as someone else!

Re: TICHBORNE BOOK

Posted: 18 Apr 2010 8:40AM GMT
Classification: Query
hi im jordan tichborne, im currently living in new zealand and have a few other relatives living about the place as well, (both north and south island)i was just searching the web trying to learn some things about my families past and i found this website, so i decided to hit you up because im interested to learn about others that may be living in other countries, and yes i do have a bit of irish in me and maori too.

Re: TICHBORNE BOOK

Posted: 21 May 2010 10:45PM GMT
Classification: Query
Hi Jordan,

I would be very interested to hear about your family roots. I know of one Tichborne line that is in NZ and is connected to the Hampshire lines I am writing about. But there may be others and the Irish connection is possible.

Best if you email me and we can exchange info that way. The Tichborne name is ancient and very interesting. As far as I can tell they are all related!

tichmot@hotmail.co.uk

yours

Will

Re: TICHBORNE BOOK

Posted: 23 Jan 2012 12:47PM GMT
Classification: Query
Hi Will,

Did you get anywhere with this?

Thanks

Jon

Re: TICHBORNE BOOK

Posted: 2 Feb 2012 6:18PM GMT
Classification: Query
Hi Jon,

I have accumulated much material on all the Tichborne family and I am still working on it sporadically; there's lots out there!


I have been compiling a descent from Roger Tichborne (fl circa 1150) in Hampshire. It looks to me that all Tichbornes ARE descended from him. The Charles R C T, I mentioned is in a line descending from Robert T, the regicide though this is a little unclear in the early 18th C.


Robert is from the "Kent" Tichbornes who descend from a younger son (son=Morris? or Thomas) of John T and Margaret Martin (end of 15th C - and from whom descend also the main Hampshire lines (son=Nicholas) and the 'Chidiock' line (son=Henry).


The main Hampshire line is quite well documented. The 'Chidiock' line is difficult and I have not yet fully followed it. The 'kent' lines are complex and not well known but I have been pulling together information from various sources and have sorted out quite a bit of it. This line also seems to include many Tichbons including some in Australia. The regicide's line still exists in the male line with descendants in Kent and New Zealand. The Hampshire line died out in the male line with my grandfather, though my cousin still owns Tichborne Park.


There are Canadian Tichbornes who emigrated from Ireland and have spread to Australia and some now in London. I cant connect these up.


I am fairly sure that all Tichbornes before the Claimant disappearance of 1854 are one family. With the possible exception of some Touchburns from Ireland - they could be the originators of the Canadians - but also could be from a Kent line. After 1854 and the trials in the early 1870s some people assumed the name!


What's your interest in this? Email me if you would like a copy of my notes on the kent lines.


In haste...

Will

Re: TICHBORNE BOOK

Posted: 7 Jul 2013 4:24AM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Tichborne, Harrison
I am very interested in the research about the Tichbornes. One of my g.g.g. grandfather's was a William Tichborne Harrison, who came to NZ in the mid-19th Century. His wife was Catherine Carr. We can find no explanation for the Tichborne middle name, but a reasonable guess would be it is a family name possibly on the maternal side. William was born around 1828 in Co. Derry, son of Robert Harrison. Going by information on rootsireland.ie, his mother's name may have been Esther. I don't know if this information is any use to you, or if you have information about this family, but I thought it useful to share it with you for your book.
Regards,
George.

Re: TICHBORNE BOOK

Posted: 19 Jul 2013 2:44PM GMT
Classification: Query
Hi Will,

A Charles Tichborne was born in York, Ontario, Canada, November 29th, 1898:

http://www.ancestry.ca/genealogy/births/person/Charles-Tichb...

If it isn't the specific person you are looking for, it may be a lead since, as you know, first names are often repeated through the generations.

Regards,

Susan Touchbourne
Los Angeles, California
LosAngel@aol.com
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