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1. Re: [STEER] James John STEER in Oz [1]
Vicki, Is he the James John STEER who was a private in the 4th Machine gun battalion, left Australia on 28.12.1915 and returned on 24.12.1918 Afraid I have nothing else that would fit a James John born 1893. Regards, Jack Steer ----- Original Message ----- From: "vt" To: Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2008 3:17 PM Subject: [STEER] James John STEER in Oz > Hi Everyone, > > Is anyone connected to James John STEER (1898-1963), > wife Linda, children Grace,
2. Re: [STEER] Harry William Vernon STEER and Florence Mary STEER [1]
Margaret, I think the answer is yes and it could be either I suspect that naturalisation in nineteenth century Ameri
3. Re: [STEER] Ellen Elsie Steers born in Folkestone Kent [1]
Kev, I rather think that the answer to Richard STEER's parentage lies in the 1891 census. Richard STEERS (blacksmith and shoe smith aged 42, born Fulham, London) was living at 46 Quarry Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent with his wife Emily (aged 42), their children and his widowed mother Eliza MALLCOMBER (aged 73, born Speldhurst, Kent). We know (or at worst are pretty sure) that Richard's mother was Frances Ann nee CANNON who married Richard STEERS in Q1 1849 in Kensington, Middlesex. Their first child
4. Re: [STEER] Missing Steer names found in census, inc William John Steer 1840 - Judy Thomas please read! [1]
Thanks Margaret. I haven't looked at this family for some time, and didn't search terribly hard for William. But it's good to know what happened to him for a while anyhow. Wonder why he stayed in England? There is an ESSENHIGH connection through QUAIT, so it's possible that Frances ESSENHIGH, with the family in 1841, is actually a relative, as well as a servant. John E. Quails in the 1851 is actually John E Quait, as you no doubt worked out. Judy Thomas
5. Re: [STEER] Harry William Vernon STEER and Florence Mary STEER [1]
Hi, all, What has become of Dorking John STEER??? Geoffey, coolish Sydney ----- Original Message ----- From: "Margaret Wilkinson" To: ; "Twylla-Dawn Steer" Sent: Monday, March 17, 2008 9:41 AM Subject: Re: [STEER] Harry William Vernon STEER and Florence Mary STEER Jack, Have you any idea as to why John was interested in this family in 2004? http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/steer/2004-06/1087305652 He m
6. Re: [STEER] Harry William Vernon STEER and Florence Mary STEER [1]
Jack, I have rechecked 1901 census, and John E STEER definitely given before his sister, and aged 17. Didn't find marriage record for Errol John and Katherine C. >I thought Nebraska was landlocked. Perhaps the records refer to a statement he made at the port of entry. I didn't look it up on the map until you said. It is indeed landlocked, I have looked at the references again, how can they both be on page 133? Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s Name: John Thomas Steer Year: 1885 Pl
7. [STEER] Hampshire STEER's [1]
Here are a few Hampshire Steer marriages. I have not included the numerous STARE(S). 26 Dec 1757 John STEAR & Lucy TERREY, Odiham. 7 Feb 1760 Jenima (as transcribed) STEER & Thomas LUNN, Dogsmerfield. 5 Jan 1762 Sarah STEAR & John ROBARTS (as transcribed), St John, Sherborne. 25 Oct 1762 James STEER & Hannah BOURNE, Chawton. 20 Oct 1767 James STEER & Sophia NEWLAND, Ropley. 12 Sep 1771 Joseph STEERS & Elizabeth CUPIN, St Thomas, Portsmouth. 17 Jul 1774 Elizabeth STEARS & Robert OBEE, St Thomas, Portsmouth.
8. [STEER] More from Sussex [1]
Here are a few more STEER's from Sussex: East Preston MI Ann STEER wife of John STEER d. 15 March 1846 aged 44yrs also John STEER d. 26 May 1885 aged 89yrs. East Preston Baptisms 23 Sep 1787 Sal - William & Mary STEER 8 Feb 1789 Robert - William & Mary STEER 2 Mar 1790 William - William & Mary STEER 12 Feb 1792 Jane - William & Mary STEER 14 Mar 1794 Harriott - William & Mary STEAD (I think STEER is likely) 6 Mar 1796 John - William & Mary STEER 10 Feb 1799 Henry - William & Mary STEER 25 Mar 1804 Mary -
9. Re: [STEER] Harry William Vernon STEER and Florence Mary STEER [1]
Jack, There is so much unknown about this family in USA - when and why they went, if and why they returned to England and why they went back again. Speculation only at present, and likely to remain so. John Thomas STEER, uncle of Harry William Vernon STEER and Florence Mary STEER was appointed as joint executor of their father's Will in 1881, in which William STEER left all his money and property to the two youngsters, aged 10 and 7. Either acting in their best interests and providing a better life for the
10. Re: [STEER] Hugh Steere of Aveton Gifford [1]
Thank you Philip. As yet I have no additional information on Hugh, except what's available on the A2 index. I assume that the George & Thomazin you refer to had their children baptized in Modbury? Regards, Jenny ----- Original Message ---- From: Philip Steer To: Steer Group Sent: Friday, March 7, 2008 12:46:04 PM Subject: [STEER] Hugh Steere of Aveton Gifford Dear Jenny, You wrote about the will of Hugh Steere of Aveton Gifford in 1665. I think it
11. Re: [STEER] Westerham Kent Baptisms: John & Susannah Steer [1]
Twylla-Dawn, Nice to see that you have joined the list, instead of 'lurking' in the shadows! One point that I would make - >gggGrandparentsJohn Steer-Ann Steer (Dau of Mary Ware, nee Steer) > (John and Ann are cousins) So far I have found no connection between John and Ann, other than by marriage. There is a possibility, as Jack says, that most of the STEER families of that area in Surrey are connected at some stage. Have you uncovered something else? And as for 'Aloha ka kou', if I knew what it meant
12. Re: [STEER] Steers of Lingfield [1]
Garry, I can't see anything obvious in the records that links to your Crowhurst and Lingfield family. Would it be possible for you to extend the information a little? I was thinking that siblings and dates might provide more clues. Regards, Jack Steer ----- Original Message ----- From: "Garry Steer" To: Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2008 11:15 PM Subject: [STEER] Steers of Lingfield > > Hello > > I recently found John Steer's brilliant websit
13. [STEER] Missing Steer names found in census, inc William John Steer 1840 - Judy Thomas please read! [1]
I was trying once more to find Sophia Steer in 1851 census, eventually found her. Daughter of George Steer and Mary, born 2 Oct 1845, St Pancras, married her cousin William Steer and had 2 children, Harry William Vernon Steer and Florence Mary Steer (this family recently discussed). Her parents are in Munster Street, with 3 of their 8 known children; 4 further children in Kent, no head of household given 1851 George Steer, Head, Mar, M, 51, Oilman Master, Surrey, Crowhurst Mary Steer, Wife, Mar, F, 49, Mi
14. [STEER] Harry William Vernon STEER and Florence Mary STEER [1]
Regards, Jack Steer Banbury Harry William Vernon STEER - 15.10.1871 born Southwark St Saviour, Surrey, Q4 1871 birth registered Southwark St Saviour, Surrey district (GRO 1d 20) - 26.12.1967 died Oklahoma, USA aged 96 [1881 - Harry W V STEER (aged 9, born Southwark, Surrey) living at 50 Lant Street, Southwark St George Martyr, Surrey with widowed father - see above] [1882 - arrived in America] [1884 - took American citizenship] Married in 1899 to Jessie W PLACE - February 1880 born Kansas [1900 US -
15. Re: [STEER] Steer - Modbury [1]
Thanks for that wonderful information Philip - I now have the chance to look through it all and will get back to you. Kind regards, Rebecca Ballarat, Australia Philip Steer wrote: Dear Cousin Rebecca of Ballarat, On February 6th you sent a message about Robert Steer, born in Modbury in 1802. You rightly, I think, ascribed him to Francis Grills Steer and his wife Mary Anne Morgan. Francis was a younger brother of George Steer, who married Fanny Prowse, and from whom I a
16. [STEER] Westerham Kent Baptisms: John & Susannah Steer [1]
The short form of a long and still incomplete journey of discovery. Re: JOHN /STEER/ , Ref: Baptism Westerham, Kent, England 1827/09/16 and SUSANNAH/STEER 1829/04/20. Steer Family Web Site Hosted by ROOTSWEB. Batch C165191-3 Posting by John David Steer under UK Records | County Church Record Index | Kent Church Record Index | Church & Parish Records Guide | IGI Entries for Westerham, Kent I have the original bible in which Thomas Steer recorded the baptism of his children with Mary (surname no
17. [STEER] STEER emigrant to USA 1875 [1]
On board the steam ship "France" that arrived in New York on 26th June 1875 was a John H STEER, aged 30 or 35, male, engineer, country to which personally belong: England; country of which intend to become inhabitants: USA. Perhaps his travelling companion was Thomas HILL, also an engineer. I can find just two births for a J H STEER on Free BDM in the 1837 to 1850 period. Both from Devon. John Henry Grills STEER was registered in Q3 1846 in Totnes district (GRO IX 520). E was the son of John STEER and
18. Re: [STEER] Harry William Vernon STEER and Florence Mary STEER [1]
Jack, A few comments, corrections and additions. 1) Harry William Vernon STEER married Jessie Maud LANDIS 27 Jun 1899 in Chandler, Oklahoma, USA. 2) Their children were William Frank STEER and Jessie Fay STEER. 3) 1910 census - I can't read the name of Franklin STEER as son of HWVSteer. There is something illegible written after the name Frank. Have you seen a better copy than I have? 4) William Frank STEER married Doveline Fyfe Kaaloalaikini NOTLEY. 5) Florence Mary STEER - birth registered in Mar qt
19. Re: [STEER] STEER in Lancing, Sussex [1]
Hi Jack, I am a direct descendent of Thomas and Martha of Lancing and you are right in assuming Frances was their daughter. She also had a daughter Mary Mitchell. I have acquired a lot of information on Thomas and Martha and their family, which mostly stayed in Lancing in the 19th century, though gradually spreading out to Shoreham,Portsmouth, Brighton etc.Anyone wanting to know more please contact me. Quite a lot of the information is on my website www.freewebs.com/susanhistory. To complicate matters Thoma
20. Re: [STEER] Harry William Vernon STEER and Florence Mary STEER [1]
Hi, Margaret and hello Jack, I have an interest in the Vernon part of this epistle. My gg gfa Isaac STEER m elizabeth SMITH his 3rd wife. Had 4s + 3d of whom Alan b 1858 Horsell SRY m hannah MANT. Had 4s + 8d of whom Edward Vernon STEER b 1885 Horsell "Bleak House / The Bleaks" m ethel BOYCE. Had a son Vernon Edmund Scott STEER m lucie HATHAWAY. The Vernon / STEER combination in your tree intrigues me as Vernon is not the most popular given name. Do you know your Vernon origin?? I do not know my conne
21. [STEER] STEER in Lancing, Sussex [1]
In a frustrating search for STEER/WINSOR links in the South Hams, I happened across this Sussex entry. I believe that Frances was the daughter of Thomas STEERE or STEER and Martha nee MERRITT and was part of the discussion in January relating to the STEER family in Lancing, Sussex. Richard MITCHELL married Frances STEER CHILDREN Frederick MITCHELL - 15.9.1839 born Lancing, Sussex - 24.8.1922 died Lancing, Sussex Married 26.4.1872 in Lancing, Sussex to Sarah HOLLINGDALE Ellen MITCHELL - Emmanuel MI
22. Re: [STEER] STEER emigrant to USA 1875 [1]
Jack, I saw this one when I was looking for John Thomas STEER and son John Horace STEER, and thought it might be John Horace STEER, as the departure point was given as London, till I saw the age and occupation. Age is difficult to read, as you say could be 30 or 35, I am more inclined to think it is 30. As for candidates - no idea. Are travellers from Devon likely to have given London as a departure point? Which port would Devon people have travelled from? (Which port were London people likely to have t
23. Re: [STEER] STEER emigrant to USA 1875 [1]
I have looked again at the image of this traveller (my reply below was from work where I did not have access to it, was working from memory). The departure port was London itself, so my question below (Which port were London people likely to have travelled from?) is irrelevant. ''List of all passengers taken on board of the said 'France' at London, from which the port the steamship has now arrived' Margaret It makes it quite clear that the deparure po > From: margaretjanew@hotmail.com > To: steer@r
24. Re: [STEER] Missing Steer names found in census, inc William John Steer 1840 [1]
Jack, 1891 census address is 93, Lowfield Street. 1851 census is fairly clear, I think. It is the census where lines were drawn between each household. William and Elizabeth Durling are the first household on the page, household 30. The young Steer family without a head of house are the second family, household 31, with a line and a space between them and the Durling family. Margaret > From: jacks@bukanin.fsnet.co.uk > To: steer@rootsweb.com > Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2008 21:01:37 +0000 > Subject: Re: [STEER]
25. [STEER] Steer - Modbury [1]
Dear Cousin Rebecca of Ballarat, On February 6th you sent a message about Robert Steer, born in Modbury in 1802. You rightly, I think, ascribed him to Francis Grills Steer and his wife Mary Anne Morgan. Francis was a younger brother of George Steer, who married Fanny Prowse, and from whom I am directly descended. I have these names :- The ten known children of FRANCIS GRILLS STEER [15] and MARY ANN MORGAN [15a] :- [43] BIDDY MORGAN STEER baptised 4th May 1787 at Bigbury [44] AGNES STEER
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