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Some say the William who married Elizabeth Bolton was the father of the William who married Matilda Gawkethorpe. Others say the order should be reversed. I was wondering how you determined which is correct. Thank you. I am asking the same question as above! Having a lot of problems with my tree becuse of this, hope to hear from you soon, Ed
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Thank you for posting the Family Tree.
Sir William Gascoigne b.1350 d.1419
is my 16th Great Grandfather. His daughter Lady Agnes was my 15th GGmother. Her descendent, my 5th GGmother Ellender Gillentine was born in Virginia in 1716. Ellender had grandsons that came to Texas before it became a Republic. My grandchildren are eighth generation Texans.
Thank you Sir William.
30/09/2020Isabelle - 2x great grand-daughter of Abraham & Mary Nicholls of Bapchild
William Gascoyne of Bapchild Court employed my great great grandmother as house servant for 7 years before her marriage. Mrs Gascoyne kindly provided their wedding breakfast. I believe that a painted metal tray in the family was painted by William Gascoyne. It is of School Lane & the Bapchild church & dates from about 1850. Have any other artworks attributed to William survived in the Gascoyne family ?
18/09/2020James Hugh Donohoe
I descend from Olive Gaskins/Gascoyne/Gascoigne who arrived in Australia 26th January 1788. Official records cite her spelling as Gaskins. My DNA show "cousins" of her era with the spelling of Gascoyne.

The surname Crisp also appears as a "Cousin" link.

Her parents are unknown. She chose to use the name Olivia.

Does anyone know where her parents fit in?
01/09/2020Maureen Salerno nee Warren/Australia
Hello
My line goes back to William Gascoigne
1182- 1222 who married Jane Goldthorp 1305?-
Thank you for your wonderful research.
Well done.
22/06/2020Jo Weedon née Thomas
Thank you for this amazing research
I've traced our family history back to William Gascoigne of Gawthorpe b1388 though the Ridley (Henry Ridley) and Horton (Margaret Horton) branches.
It's fascinating to find it may go back to William the Conqueror (Duke of Aquitaine?)
My brother William will be especially pleased!
08/05/2020Rosie Littlehales
Thank you for sharing this fascinating family tree and many hours of research. My husband is descended from Sir Crisp Gascoyne.
Best wishes
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12/03/2019Tim Gomes (gomest@me.com)
William the Conqueror was my 28th Great Grandfather, Margaret Warde (Gascoigne) my 16th Great Grandmother, and Joan Gascoigne 17th Great Grandmother. My family traces through Carleton and Strickland. The history found on your site is fascinating and my grandchildren are enthralled to hear it.
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23/02/2017Nana Gaskins Vaughn
Thank you for your site. Our common ancestor was Sir William Gascoigne b 1293. From there, our family splits. My ancestor was his son Sir William IV and it looks like yours is his son Nicholas. Eventually, my 10th great grandfather Thomas Gascoigne traveled to America in 1600s and the line continued in Virginia and West Virginia. I haven't found much information preceding Sir William II, so your site has been very helpful. Thanks!
07/02/2017Terence James Franks
I have found your web pages most interesting and they have provided e with useful information thank you. My 21GGF was Sir William who married Agnes Franke.
I would always be pleased to hear from you with any relevant/ new information, please.
Regards
Terry Franks
22/07/2016Adele
Hi Suzanne
I have just noticed your previous post saying your father was born in Washington DC, no wonder I couldn't find him in England! Unfortunately although I subscribe to Ancestry I don't have access to their International records, as my family were very unadventurous and most stayed in Norfolk, never mind leaving England.
21/07/2016Adele
Hi Suzanne To find out more information some dates would help, or at least which area of the country they lived in.
11/07/2016Suzanne Gascoyne
My father was named John Bernerd Gascoyne and his father was David Rodney Gascoyne. I don't know a lot about the family history on his side. Would welcome more info.
25/05/2016Dianne Perry
I am a direct descendant of Sir William Gascoigne (16 generations) 1445-1487, then his daughter Lady Anne Fairfax. According to myheritage we are related to the Gascoignes back 24 generations. They all seem to be called William. I am finding it very interesting. Was very interested to find your site.
02/01/2016Stephen Newby
I am a decendant of William Newby who Margaret Gascoyne married in Yorkshire in the 1475. She is my 14th great grandmother.
03/11/2015Meg
Thank you for this web site. We have traced the family back to Sir Nicholas Gascoigne brother to Sir William.
26/07/2015Suzanne Ruth Gascoyne
My father was named John Bernerd Gascoyne and grew up in Washington DC. His father (who was the head of the US Fish and Wildlife Service for a period of time for the Northeastern portion of the country) was named David Rodney Gascoyne. I don't know much more than that on my namesake's line. Thanks for doing all of this research!
06/05/2015Jon
Thank you for your interesting website. I'm a descendant of Bamber Gascoyne and Sir Crisp Gascoyne. I'd already tracked the line back to William Gascoigne (b 1089) and you've taken me back a further three generations.(I've send you a pm)
11/02/2015Betty
I have enjoyed looking at your website. I am a descendant of John Gascoyne born 1670 and his daughter Sarah who married John Ratford. My sister and I have not been able to get the line back farther and make the connection to the trees we have seen through the years. Now I will look this over very careful. I am excited to see how my Gascoyne connect to Gascony France. Thank you so very much for your work.
27/10/2014Daniel Gascoyne
My great grandfather, Adam Watson Gascoyne, and his wife Caroline, emigrated to the United states through Ellis island in 1923. They came from Edinburgh Scotland
20/03/2014Lynda Clifton (nee Gascoyne)
Very interesting - thank you
06/11/2013Barry
I went to France in September this year sort of tracking down the connections to Aquitaine.
I went to n Abbey at Bassac near Cognac and there was a book in their bookshop on the History of Poitou/ Charente and this mentioned in detail the Gascoignes/ Gascogne and it referred to Eudes. It showed an effigy that presumably was on his tomb but now it is kept at Dunjon at Niort.
I tracked down the Dunjon and went all round but could not trace. So I made enquiries and I have the details of this with the picture in the book and the report by Jean- Marie Bineaux.
It seems it supported what we knew although it stopped with With Eudes as obviously his father was the Great great Granfather of Alienor of Aquitaine which has more historical interest. But all the predecessors were shown which agreed with my list. It was interesting to have it confirmed though.
Actually since the web it is interesting how the Plantagenants have come to life and even back into the period since the Romans left.
Also there is more about George where your aptly named Fen Gascoynes started.
It seems he was a Lawyer in London hence chatting up a you g wench from Brentwood she field area.
He was also required to be Protestant and it seems that is why he and his son Nicholas used the Y due to the fact that we came from an area that Guy Fawkes lived and the Vavaseurs and others wherein the plot to destroy Parliament.
In addition he recorded in the records at Shenfield the other children as being Baptised Protestant.
I also have bits and pieces concerning the properties which endorses some if the findings.
02/12/2012Howard Gascoyne
Excellent!
16/09/2012Fred
Some great research and fascinating information.


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