Hi, my name is Jane Worthington from Staffordshire and I am very interested in the Cyples family threads from the Burslem, Stoke on Trent area.

My GGGrandfather was George Cyples (1871) the 4th child of Edward and Sarah Cyples of 63 Reid Street, Burslem.

George married Sarah Jane and moved to Maddock Street, Burslem where my Grand Grandma Beatrice was born 1893.

I would be interested in any information anyone could offer.

Regards

Jane

Hi Earl,

I'm am new to the search but very interested to trace any links regarding my GGGrandfather George Cyples. He was the 4th child of Edward and Sarah Cyples.

He married Sarah Jane and they had one child, Beatrice (my GrandGrandma) who I remember fondly.

Kind regards

Jane

Hi Jane. Nice to hear from you. George Cyples of Burslem is my 3rd cousin from several generations back. He married Sarah Steele in 1889. His father was Edward Cyples and his mother was Sarah Doncaster. His parents married in 1865 at Sneyd, Holy Trinity. Edward was the son of Walter Cyples, who was the son of John, son of John, son of John, son of Joseph, son of Richard.

Current research suggests that Richard Cyples was the first person in Staffordshire to use the surname Cyples. His origins are currently unknown. The first record of him is in the parish registers of St Peters Church in Stoke where his son Joseph is baptised in October of that year. His wife Janae was buried at St. Peters a few days later. Richard was probably born in the 1670's.

Earl.

Hi(Cousin)Earl,

Thank you so much for this information, I can't wait to tell my father who set me on the trail.

He recently found a wedding photograph of his Grandmother Beatrice, with George and Sarah his GGrandparents. Both Sarah and Beatrice lived into their 90th year.

I'm not sure where this trail will lead us to next but my father was told that George once played for the local football team Port Vale one Christmas Day, which has always intrigued him :-)

Thanks again for your time, it is much appreciated.

Jane

Thanks Jane. I was not aware if the footbal connection before.

Beatrice's 1st cousin, Henry Purcell Cyples was one of my uncles teachers. I understand from another contact that he was also a Wing Commander during the war.

Earl.

Hi,

I am a great-Granddaughter of Ada Cyples (daughter of Edward Wilmot Cyples, son of Edward Cyples and Sarah). In the research I have done I believe that Sarah Cyples’s maiden name was Duncalf. I have her marriage certificate to Edward Wilmot where her name is given as “Duncarter”. In the censuses before her marriage I have found her surname to be written as “Carter” then earlier as “Duncalf”.

Sarah’s parents lived in Liverpool when they married, then moved to Crewe (where she was born), then to Warrington, then to Burslem. I’m not sure why there are so many variations on the surname though. Just thought any of their descendants might be interested to know what I have found.

Regards...

Trying to fnd out about a cousin of Maud Louise Jevons who was born in Canada to Albert Edward Moore and possibly Clara Moore. The child was a girl who never married and is said to have died in the 1980s. Can you help please?

Hello,

Earl, Michael Andrew here. Do you need info on Cyples of Florence, NJ?
email cyplesma@aol.com

Hi Michael. Yes, thanks. I will email you.

Earl

Hello,

I have Cyples from FLorence and Roebling, NJ. I have some info on them, but if you have anything to add I would appreciate it. My father was a half sibling to Harry, William, John, and Georgeanna. My email is martym@i29.net.