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Audley Family Trees - Family B
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Family B ‘Audley of Birmingham’ The file below contains information about 15 families. The first family in this file is that family described ino Chapter 8 of Audley Pedigrees ‘Audley of Alrewas & Birmingham’ One branch of this family emigrated to the USA settling in Boston, Hampden & Westfield in Massachusetts and New York. (for more information select the link below)
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Audley Family Trees - Families H
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The Audley Family {H} series. This series of Audley Families will contain any families identified that has the Audley surname combined with another surname. At this time only one family has been identified namely the Audley-Charles family
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Family HC: The Audley- Charles Family. The first member of this family who had the both the names Audley and Charles is {HC5} Henry Edward Audley-Charles (1871 – 1927). The Charles in his name was the surname of his father. The Audley in his name is the maiden name of one of {HC5}’s Great Great Grandmothers.
(last updated 1st December 2022) |
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Audley Families A, AA, AB, AC, AD, AH, AK & AW
| The Audley Families described on this page are all related to each other. This family has first been identified in the Parishes of Neston and Shotwick in Cheshire and then around 1800, four brothers moved from Shotwick to Liverpool |
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Audley Family ‘A’ is the family when they lived in in Shotwick, Cheshire. Within the parish registers of Shotwick and Neston this family is recorded with the surname ‘Allday’
(file last updated 28th June 2021) |
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Audley Family ‘AA’ is the family history of the descendants of Samuel Audley, one of the four brothers of Family ‘A’ that moved to Liverpool
(file last updated 1st January 2023) |
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Audley Family ‘AB’ is the family history of the descendants of John Audley, one of the four brothers of Family ‘A’ that moved to Liverpool
(file last updated 27th November 2022) |
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Audley Family ‘AC’ is the family history of the descendants of William Audley, one of the four brothers of Family ‘A’ that moved to Liverpool
(file last updated 7th January 2023) |
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Audley Family ‘AD’ is the family history of the descendants of Charles Audley, one of the four brothers of Family ‘A’ that moved to Liverpool
(file last updated 9th January 2023) |
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Audley Family ‘AH’ the earliest member of this family is {AH1} John Winstanley alias Audley. His parents were John and Ann Winstanley formerly Hughes. Ann the mother of {AH1} subsequently married {AB20} William Audley. Whilst {AH1} is strictly not an Audley he and his family regularily used the Audley surname before changing it back to Winstanley.
(file last updated 16th January 2020) |
Member of Audley Family AC |
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Audley Family ‘AK’. This file consists two Families. They are recorded in as single file because of the common forename ‘Peter’ and they both spent time in Liverpool. Family 2 is in someway related to Audley Family ‘AB’, according to the 1851 census {AK2} Peter Audley was living at the same address as {AB31} George Audley in Portsea Hampshire.
(file last updated 4th February 2023) |
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Audley Family 'AW' ‘Audley Family AW’ this file consists of a single person who was born George William Woodhead in 1865 in Sheffield he died as George Audley in 1951 in Liverpool. The earliest date he is recorded as George Audley is on his marriage certificate dated 25th December 1906. In the 1891 & 1901 censuses he is recorded as George Woodhead a lodger/ boarder in both cases the head of the household was {AA19} Mary Audley. We have no evidence as to why he change his surname.
(file last updated 15th December 2022 )
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The Baron Audley Families ZA; ZC; ZT & ZW
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The Z series of Audley Family Trees contains the details of the various branched of the Audley Family with individuals who have the title of ‘Baron Audley’ or ‘Lord Audley ’ |
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Audley Family ZA The Audley Family ZA family tree contains the Family History of those individuals with the Audley surname, including many variant spellings, that became Barons, Lords, Audley of Heleigh in County Staffordshire. Other members of this family became Barons of Stratton Audley; and Earl of Gloucester. One member of this family Sir James Audley was the hero of the Battle of Poitiers, France (on the 19th September 1356) and was a founder member of the Order of the Garter. The line of Audleys holding the title of Baron Audley of Heleigh ceased on 23rd July 1391 with the Death of {ZA16} Nicholas de Aldithley. His Sister {ZA14} Joan de Aldithley had married {ZT18} Sir John Touchet and their Grandson {ZC2} Sir John Touchet became Baron Audley of Heleigh on 21st December 1404. The line of the Barons Audley of Stratton - Audley only survived for a single generation from 1321 to 1326. Similarly the line of an Audley being Earl of Gloucestershire only survived for a single generation from 1337 to 1347. This document contains the details of approcximately 61 individuals
File last updated 29th October 2019 |
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There have been several documents published that contain family trees of the early Barons Audley, i.e prior to 1391, When one reads these document there are significant differences between them. The file below compares the information in these various publications, to highlight the variations.
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| The seal of Sir James Audley who fought at the battle of Poitiers |  to published information about the Barons Audley |
| Audley Family ZC The Audley Family ZC family tree contains the family tree of those people holding the title Baron Lord Audley from 1405 to 1997, when the 25th Lord Audley of Heleigh died and the title went into ‘Abeyance’ Within this Family Tree the surname of the person holding the title changes from Touchet to Thickness, to Jesson and finally Souter. The file commences with the marriage of {ZT18} Sir John Touchet to {ZA14} Joan de Aldithley. and terminated with the Death of {ZC97} Richard Michael Thomas Souter in 1997. During the period 1616 to 1777 the Lord Audley also held the titles of Earl of Castlehaven and Baron Orier. This document contains the details of approximately 120 individuals. |
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| Audley Family ZT The Audley Family ZT family tree contains the Family Tree of those people with the Touchet surname, including many variant spellings, prior to the Touchet family becoming Baron Lord Audley of Heleigh in 1405. The file stops with the marriage of {ZT18} Sir John Touchet to {ZA14} Joan de Aldithley. The combined Touchet/ Audley family Tree is continued in Audley Family ZC. This document contains the details of approximately 43 individuals.
last updated 10th November 2019 |
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| There have been several documents published that contain family trees of the early Touchets, prior to 1391. When one reads these documents there are significant differences between them. The file right compares the information in these various publications, to highlight the variations |
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| Audley Family ZW
The Audley Family ZW family tree contains the family to the Baron Audley of County Essex, England. This Barony was only in existence for one generation and limited to the period 1538 to 1544. Whilst the title was held by one person he was Lord Chancellor of England for the 11 years prior to his death and was elected a member of the Knights of the Garter. Despite only one person holding the title the Audley ZW document contains details of 49 individuals last updated 31st October 2019 |
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