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Slades from Hemel Hempstead and Chipperfield, Herts, Eng

Journal by dardena

My husband's family goes back to a James Slade, 1807, of possibly Chipperfield. Line below:



James SLADE, b ca 1807

m. 29 Nov 1832 atSt. Mary, Hardwick cum Weedon, Buckinghamshire, England to Hannah HONOUR, b 13 Jul 1806 at Hardwick, Buckingham, England, as second wife

son George SLADE, b 15 Feb 1844 at Chipperfield, Hertford, England, Bapt 7 Apr 1844

m. ca 1866 at Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, England to Jane Emma KINGHAM, b 16 Jun 1843 at Abbotts Langley, Hertford, England

Brought family, including son below to USA on the SS Erin, London, England to New York, 11 July 1883



son Melbourne George SLADE, I, b 09 Sep 1871 at Stoke Newington, Middlesex, England

m. ca 1916 (second marriage for both) in California, USA, to Frances Angelina BONILLA, b 16 Jun 1892 at Pleasanton, Alameda,CA USA

son Melbourne George SLADE, II, b 05 Jan 1917 at Eureka, California USA

m. ca 1940 in California to Carmelita Catherine Rodoni Lang, b 26 Jan 1918 in California, USA

son Melbourne George SLADE, III



There seems to be no representation of this line so far in the DNA studies.

Surnames: BONILLA HONOUR KINGHAM LANG RODONI SLADE
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on 2007-06-05 17:47:03

dardena has been a Family Tree Circles member since Jun 2007. is researching the following names: SLADE.

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by allycat on 2007-06-05 21:08:23

Have you seen this website at all? There are more than a few SLADEs there...

The ROADS Family of Buckinghamshire, and 'One-Place-Studies' of Waddesdon, Grendon Underwood and Wotton Underwood.
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# ID: I063197
# Name: Hannah HONOUR
# Sex: F
# Birth: 13 JUL 1806 in Weedon, Bucks., England

Father: Richard HONOUR b: 13 JUN 1781 in Weedon, Bucks., England
Mother: MARY

Marriage 1 James SLADE b: in Bovingdon, Hertfordshire, England

* Married: 29 NOV 1832 in Hardwick cum Weedon, Bucks., England
* Note: Witnesses: John Seamons and John Millburn. James was a widower when he met Hannah.


The Roads Family of Buckinghamshire

by dardena on 2007-06-05 22:59:56

Hi,
Yes I have been to that site and have the Honour family back aways but it is the James Slade I can't seem to get past. The interesting thing about the marriage record os the witness, John Millburn. James' grandson was named Melbourne (Milburn) as was his great grandson and gr gr grandson (my husband). I have wondered if this is where the name came from, or was it that portions of the family went to Australia?

Gail

by allycat on 2007-06-06 01:45:38

Dear Gail, For your husband's SLADE ancestors, try other rootsweb world connect family trees, gencircles, geneanet, tribalpages, genesreunited $, messageboards ancestry and rootsweb.

And sign up as a free member of the rootschat.com website. Maybe someone has already researched this surname. You could get lucky.

Some of my ancestors were the ROADS / MERRY / KING / SEAR / RHODES / GILKES etc from Buckinghamshire. Two RHOADES/MERRY brothers emigrated to Australia.

Alison.

by dardena on 2007-06-06 10:53:03

Hi Alison,
I have been at this genealogy pastime (or is it addiction?)for over 40 years. Thank you for your suggestions but I have tried most of them. The fellow that runs the Hertfordshire pages has been a great help and if you go there you will see his page on Slades with the information I have sent. Since two of James' wives were from Bucks I decided to do some hunting in Bucks but to no avail. It seems he may have been born in Bovingdon, Hertfordshore but no proof has surfaced to convince me positively yet.
Thanks so much for your kind help and I will keep trying to break through this brick wall. it won't be the first one I have pulled down!

Gail

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