Grimshaw's Collection
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| John and Carrie Grimshaw |
Stanley Grimshaw provided the following information in a letter to Edwin Grimshaw in 1979:
Grimshaw, Stanley R., South China, ME, (EAG-7)
South China, Maine
Oct. 26, 1979
Dear Mr. Grimshaw
I admire your efforts in tracing … our genealogy, but am afraid I have little to offer. Due to a difference [in] our religion, I know very little about my father’s family.
I believe he had a twin brother, at least he had a brother named Joseph, whereabouts unknown. He had two sisters: Elizabeth Welsh [John]; Annie Goodwin [Harry]. Elizabeth lived in Dover, N.H. [She] had a large family, only three that [I] knew. John, Velma & Raymond.
Annie lived in Kennebunk, Maine. [She] had two children, I never met.
My father, John, born 1888, died 1950. My mother, Carrie, born 1891, died 1946. Lived in Augusta most of life.
There were eight members of my family.
Donald, born 1913, wife Alexandria Roussell, son Gary born July 1940.
Mildred Zientara [Thadius], born 1915, no family.
Stanley, 307-17, wife Pauline Hemphill, 5-21-17, daughter, Sandra Thomas, 5-10-44, son, Richard, 11-18-47.
Marjorie Dennett [Donald], born 1919, 5 children.
Jane Cunningham [Damon], 4 boys.
Madeline – unmarried.
Dorothy Hart [Byron], 3 children.
Gail Woodward [Edwin], son Michael, dau Brenda.
Four of us are g-parents, if you want the latest up-date.
Our whole family live in and around Augusta. Afraid I have lost track of the girls birthdates. Since the death of our parents I see very little of the girls, but Donald & I are very close. Perhaps he has some further information for you.
Good luck in your endeavor.
Stanley R. Grimshaw
No additional information has yet been obtained on John and Carrie Grimshaw for this website.
| Edward and Francis (Stockwell) Grimshaw |
Norman Grimshaw provided the following information in a letter to Edwin Grimshaw in 1979:
Grimshaw, Norman – Rutland, Vt – (EAG 8)
Rutland, Vt
10/16/1979
Dear Mr. Grimshaw,
Recently I received your inquiry concerning your family tree and I was very much interested until I showed it to my mother who is 89 years old this month.
She went over the chart that you sent me, but said that there is no way that the two Grimshaw families are related.
Our Grimshaw family originated in Manchester, England. My father’s father was named Edward and my father was named Hugh Edward. He married my mother who was born in Stowe, Vt and her name was Francis Gates Stockwell.
Sorry I wouldn’t help you more.
Good luck
Regards
Norman Grimshaw
64 Bellevue Ave.
Rutland, Vt 05701
No additional information has yet been obtained on Edward and Francis (Stockwell) Grimshaw for this website.
| John and Helen (Kippling) Grimshaw |
Mary C. Grimshaw provided the following information in a letter to Edwin Grimshaw in 1979:
Grimshaw, M., Rennemede, NJ, (EAG-12)
609 Central Ave.
Runnemede, N.J. 08078
(no date)
E. A. Grimshaw
I’m sorry I can not help you. My husband’s parents were separated before I met him. I will tell you what I know of his family. I am sending your letter to my sister-in-law in Phila. She is the only one living in this family. She said if she can help you she will .write to you. Mrs. Thelma Symnoski.
My father-in-law was:
John Grimshaw – Helen Kippling 4 children
Born 1850 Phila., Pa
Died 1960
Helen Grimshaw – MeGee 1 child, June
Born 11-1906 Phila.
Died
Alice Grimshaw – Mathew Weber No children
Born 5-19-1908 Phila.
Died 5-17-1968 Phila.
Thelma Grimshaw – Stanley Symnoski No children
Born 9-14-1909 Phila
Joseph Grimshaw – Mary Hatfield 1 child, Mary Carole
Born 8-29-16 Phila.
Died 7-30-68
Cousin to John Grimshaw, Samuel Grimshaw, 1 child, Samuel Grimshaw, Jr., 1 child to Jr. – Richard Grimshaw
Sincerely,
Mary C. Grimshaw
No additional information has yet been obtained on John and Helen (Kippling) Grimshaw for this website.
| Edward and Mary Ann (Heywood) Grimshaw |
Robert Dixon provided the following information in a letter to Edwin Grimshaw in 1980:
Dixon, Robert A. – Bolton, Connecticut – (EAG 14)
January 21, 1980
Dear Mr. Grimshaw,
Recently my cousin, Norman Grimshaw of Lullow, Vermont, sent me your letter to him which told of your attempt to trace the Grimshaw genealogy. I have reviewed your "family tree" and see no name that I recognize.
I, too, am trying to trace the Grimshaws, but am having difficulty in doing so. My mother was a Grimshaw. Her name was Ada Mary Grimshaw, born September 15, 1892. She married twice to Arthur Dixon and Raymond Barker, and died July 22, 1978. (She was born in Glastonbury, Connecticut). Her father (my grandfather) was Edward Grimshaw who was born April 24, 1857 in Prestich, England. On October 13, 1881, he married Mary Ann Heywood. They had 6 children, Hugh, Walter, Sarah Ellen, May, Clara, and my mother, Ada.
Edward died December 27, 1924 in Hartford, Connecticut and is buried in Glastonbury, Connecticut.
I know that his parents were John and Sarah Walker Grimshaw, but I have been unable to learn any more about them. Letters of inquiry to various people in Prestwich, England have not brought any satisfactory responses.
If you have learned anything of this line of Grimshaws, I’d appreciate your sharing it with me. I, in turn, will keep your "tree" in my file and check it against anything I uncover – and, of course, advise you of any findings.
Thank you – and best wishes,
Robert A. Dixon
17 Rolling Hills Trail
Bolton, Connecticut 06040
No additional information has yet been obtained on Edward and Mary Ann (Heywood) Grimshaw for this website.
| William and Jennie (Attridge) Grimshaw |
George Grimshaw provided the following information in a letter to Edwin Grimshaw in 1980:
Grimshaw, George E. – Pittsburgh, PA – (EAG 19)
1/27/80
Dear Mr. Grimshaw
I too have wondered about the genealogy of my family but have only very meager information.
My father born in 1883, married to Alice Roarke, was born in N.Y.C. and died about one year ago at the age of 95. He lived in N.Y.C. most of his life and his parents died at any early age so I know nothing about his parents other than their names – William Grimshaw and Jennie Attridge, both born in England.
Since the name is so unusual, I imagine there is a relationship some where along the line between your family and mine but it probably goes back to the early 1800’s or before.
Sorry I have not been much help to you.
Did you know that there is a tiny town in Canada (Province of Alberta) by the name of Grimshaw? I retired recently so some day I may take a trip up there and perhaps learn something of its history. Perhaps in the meantime you might send an inquiry to that town.
If I should develop any new information, I will be glad to pass it along.
Sincerely,
George E. Grimshaw Jr.
William Grimshaw – born England – Married to Jennie Attridge, also born in England
|--William Grimshaw
|--Geo. E. Grimshaw – Born 3/31/1883, New York – Married Alice Roarke, born 8/9/1883, N.Y.
|--|--John A. Grimshaw – Born 9/18/1916, New York – Married Beverly Brown
|--|--|--Six children
|--|--Geo. E. Grimshaw Jr. – Born 7/7/1916, Pittsburgh, Pa. – Married Phyllis Armstrong, Pgh, Pa
No additional information has yet been obtained on William and Jennie (Attridge) Grimshaw for this website.
| William and Emily Grimshaw |
Herbert W. Grimshaw provided the following information in a letter to Edwin Grimshaw in 1980:
Grimshaw, Herbert W. – Philadelphia, Pa. – (EAG 21)
1253 Gilham St.
Phila, Pa.
Jan 12, 1980
Dear "EAG"
I am receipt of your recent letter concerning the genealogy of the Grimshaw clan. I have looked very carefully over the list of names submitted and regret to advise that none of the names are familiar to me. I can track my ancestry back to my grand father William Born in Accrington, England and my grand mother Emily. They emigrated in 1800 to Bordentown, New Jersey and raised their family. First William then Margaret and then Frank. Next came Lamar (my father born in 1870). He married Lilla my mother born in 1872.
They raised 3 children, Herbert (that’s me), Russell, and Gertrude.
During my association with the company, which employed me, I traveled extensively. Some of my "ports of call" which should interest you was the Jefferson Island Salt Co. at New Iberia, which I toured and the Texaco Oil Plant at Port Arthur.
Several years ago (1978), I had correspondence with a Charles Grimshaw of Renton, in the state of Washington seeking similar to your request.
It is possible that if you should care to write to him that he could help you in your endeavors.
His name and address is:
Charles R. Grimshaw
15825 132 nd Pl.
Renton, Wash. 98055
Good luck to you
Sincerely,
Herbert W. Grimshaw – Philadelphia
No additional information has yet been obtained on William and Emily Grimshaw for this website.
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Stanley Grimshaw provided the following information in a letter to Edwin Grimshaw in 1979:
No additional information has yet been obtained on Isaac and Hannah (Worrall) Grimshaw for this website.
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Stanley Grimshaw provided the following information in a letter to Edwin Grimshaw in 1979:
No additional information has yet been obtained on Isaac and Hannah (Worrall) Grimshaw for this website.
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Stanley Grimshaw provided the following information in a letter to Edwin Grimshaw in 1979:
No additional information has yet been obtained on Isaac and Hannah (Worrall) Grimshaw for this website.
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Stanley Grimshaw provided the following information in a letter to Edwin Grimshaw in 1979:
No additional information has yet been obtained on Isaac and Hannah (Worrall) Grimshaw for this website.
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Stanley Grimshaw provided the following information in a letter to Edwin Grimshaw in 1979:
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