How many ways are there of spelling a name exactly? Direct lines as far back as I have sourced so far Back to GGG Grandparents (Colenso, Pascoe, Davies, Howard) Migratory movement through England and Wales World migratory movement

(Updated 1 October 2004) (Updated 12 February 2006) (Updated 8 August 2004) (Updated 18April 2006)

Early Colensos in Cornwall Charles 1 (1641) Table showing the relationship to William/John William below William Colenso in New Zealand (1811 - 1899) Bishop John William Colenso of Natal (1814 - 1883) Richard Colenso (1820 - ) John Colenso (1808 - 1873) John Colenso (1824 - 1854) Colenso ancestors in Wales continuing from Richard above

(Updated 1 October 2004) (Updated 24 May 2005) (Updated 21 November 2003) (Updated 21 November 2003) (Updated 26 August 2006) (28 March 2007)

Joseph Colenso (1826 - 1889) William Henry Colenso (1856 - 1914) Richard James Colenso (1852 - 1934) Thomas Veale Colenso  (1866 - 1921)

(Updated 12 January 2006) (Updated 15 April 2006) not complete (28 April 2006) (February 2004)

Honouring Colensos who died in the World Wars  Mysteries that have arisen.......... Maybe you have the answer! Photo Page N

(not complete / Updated 29 January 2007) Updated 11 December 2007

Focus on the following occupations will appear in due course.
Mining (Tin, Copper, Coal), Boot making, Publicans, Sea fishing, Railways

Origins of the surname Foster Migratory movement through England and Wales Direct lines as far back as I have sourced so far Back to GGG Grandparents (Foster, Jenkin, Walters, Miller, Lewis) Photo Page

(21 May 2003) (Updated 3 June 2006) (Updated 3 June 2006) (Updated 10 October 2007)

Focus on the following occupations will appear in due course.
Confectionery trade, Mining

How many ways are there of spelling a name exactly? Migratory movement through England and Wales Direct lines as far back as I have sourced so far Back to GGG Grandparents (Leeman, Swails, Lofthouse)

(Updated 12 February 2004) (Updated 31 January 2006) (Updated 31 January 2006)

John Swails Leeman (1827 - 1908) The Leeman/Ellis Mystery Mysteries that have arisen.......... Maybe you have the answer! Photo Page

(Updated 15 June 2006) (17 June 2006) (Updated 8 August 2004)

Focus on the following occupations will appear in due course.
Publicans

There is an ongoing y-chromosome DNA Surname Study being undertaken, which is comparing the DNA of 'Livingston men' with others who might have a similar DNA signature. Within this study it has been discovered that the Lees of England are closely related to the MacLeas of Lismore. The genetic distance between the two testees is estimated to set their common ancestor as having lived between 700 and 1200 years ago. Funding for the project is totally dependent upon the participants of the study (about £125 per individual). For more information contact Robert Livingston or visit http://pages.sbcglobal.net/rlivingston1488/dna.htm

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Origins of the surname Drummond Migratory movement through England and Wales Direct lines as far back as I have sourced so far Back to GGG Grandparents (Drummond, Longstaff, Pearson, Williams, Davies, Ussher, Gough) Mysteries that have arisen.......... Maybe you have the answer! Photo Page

(21 May 2003) (Updated 14 August 2003) (Updated 8 August 2004) (Updated 8 August 2004) (Updated 13 August 2003)

The Ussher connection mini tree Back to GGG Grandparents (Drummond, Longstaff, Pearson, Williams, Davies, Ussher, Gough) Mysteries that have arisen.......... Maybe you have the answer!

Thomas Veale Colenso 

John Swails Leeman

William Colenso in New Zealand (Updated 21 Nov 2003)

Bishop John William Colenso of Natal (Updated 21 Nov 2003)

Early Colensos in Cornwall at the time of Charles I
Joseph Colenso in Bristol at the time of Isambard Kingdom Brunel
William Henry Colenso and his brothers (sons of Joseph above) -Publicans in Bristol
Richard Colenso John Colenso John Colenso The effect of the cholera epidemics
Colensos in Wales continuing the lives of Richard's family (above)
Richard James Colenso continuing the effect of Brunel

The Leeman/Ellis Mystery
John Swails Leeman (1827 - 1908)