St Ives

Born in this place:

These are just a few of the Lancaster, Offley and Sweetman family members we have researched. Please get in touch to learn more of our research into these families.

Ann ARNOLD, Abt 1801

Martha DUNKLING, Abt 1863

Ann LANCASTER, 1702

Benjamin LANCASTER, 1731

Elizabeth LANCASTER, 1708

James LANCASTER, 1697

John LANCASTER, 1707

John LANCASTER, 1750

Judith LANCASTER, 30 Jun 1695

Mary LANCASTER, 1688

Sarah LANCASTER, 1705

Talbot LANCASTER, 1722

William LANCASTER, 1690

William MARSHALL, Abt 1786

Albert F MAYHEW, Abt 1888

Mabel E MAYHEW, Abt 1887

Amey OFFLEY, 1730

Amey OFFLEY, 25 Oct 1757

Ann OFFLEY, Abt 1801

Caroline OFFLEY, 7 Nov 1823

Elizabeth Gunton OFFLEY, 24 Jan 1821

Hannah OFFLEY, 16 Oct 1821

Harriet Golding OFFLEY, 22 Mar 1824

John OFFLEY, 22 Jun 1772

John Lenton OFFLEY, 7 Jul 1818

Mary Anne OFFLEY, 2 Jan 1814

Robert OFFLEY, 1732

Robert OFFLEY, 5 Nov 1822

Sarah OFFLEY, 1723

Sophia OFFLEY, 6 Jul 1827

William OFFLEY, 1720

Sarah SABY, Abt 1830

Elizabeth SWEETMAN, 1735

John SWEETMAN, 1672

John SWEETMAN, 1697

Marshall SWEETMAN, 1706

Mary SWEETMAN, 1704

Robert SWEETMAN, 1671

Samuel SWEETMAN, 1734

Sarah SWEETMAN, 1737

William SWEETMAN, 1670

William SWEETMAN, 1702

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A market town on the banks of the River Great Ouse, St Ives has existed since Anglo Saxon times.

Golding:

A family with a variety of occupations who lived in St Ives for some years. Below are just a few examples; we have many more in the tree that has been traced.

Clara GOLDING, 1858

George GOLDING, 1860

Henry GOLDING, Abt 1831

Isaac GOLDING, Abt 1839

Joseph GOLDING, Abt 1829

Maria GOLDING, 1846

William GOLDING, Abt 1836

In the News…………..1851

Henry Golding at work.

In the News………….1866

Golding v Thurnall - court case.

In the News………..1892

An honour for a St Ivian - Isaac Golding.

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