Martha Grove

Thanks Arthur

 

Samuel Grove was born c1698. I wonder if John Grove (Sis's Martha's father) was son of Samuel, perhaps from his first marriage.
Or has this already been found?

 

Hi Sis.
I'll pick you up and we will head to Hackney Archives There is so much info on these families. Not sure whether you can down load anything but Isaac was born Isaac Le Greux according to info on William Timmins Grove one of his descendants
Ref numbers:
D/F/Grove, each record has an additional number Martha being D/F/Grove/7
All these records were deposited in the 1970's

 

Google Books. 38 pages by Edward Grove 1974 (I guess it can be purchased online)
Isaac Le Greux (-1754) to John Groves (1743-18190 + Isaac Grove (1750-?)
Forward: Isaac Le Greux, who was born in about 1670 was from Tours France. He married Marguerite and they had 3 children. They moved to England and settled in Westminster. Descendants and relatives lived in the London area, Scotland, Jamaica, France and elsewhere.

 

Family history available to view on Family Search Catalog but they wont let me in. I don't belong.

 

Thank you once again everyone! Still in bed so will answer in more detail later.

 

What are you doing there when there's geni stuff happening?

 

Have you not joined as a non church member Sue?
edit -need to be in Family Search Library.

Evidently the book is a vailable in many Libraries Sue-Sis. Mine keeps popping up local Libraries- no use to you.
The family of Grove : from Isaac le Greux ( -1754) to John Grove (1743-1819) & Isaac Grove (1750- )

Grove (1743-1819) & Isaac Grove (1750- )
Statement of Responsibility:
compiled by E.A. Grove
Authors:
Grove, E. A. (Edward Atkins) (Main Author)
Format:
Books/Monographs
Language:
English
Publication:
Winchester [England] : E.A. Grove, 1974
Physical:
[19] leaves : geneal. tables
Subject Class:
929.242 G919

 

Thanks Arthur, I will take a look at that.

 

Ooh will take a look at those, thank you MM. I've yet to find just where Samuel is in this family, but I will get there.

 

Thank you Ann and Arthur. I can see another day glued to my computer chair Not that I'm complaining, couldn't think of a better place to be.

PS Just realised that Samuel was a widower at this marriage

 

Saw that one yesterday AM , thank you. Will look in to it further.

 

No it hasn't MM, will be looking for that today.

 

OK, apparently you can get a bus to Adelaide Parklands and there you can pick up Wendy and then you can both get the Indian Pacific and I'll pick you up at East Perth in a few days. Then we will work out how to get to Hackney Archives, maybe we can hitchhike! See ya soon

 

I'm going to email Hackney Archives and see if there is any way I can get copies.

 

Sue, I can't get this to come up in Google books. Can you please tell me what you searched for? Thanks.

 

Thanks Wendy. Will look in to how I can get hold of a copy, my local library is so small if you blink while driving by you miss it.

 

All I did was put in 'Isaac Le Greux' and a whole lot of stuff came up.
Mostly name meaning stuff. Appears both Isaac and his brother fled France but I have no idea who he could be. Might make sense that his name could be Samuel as well.

 

Thank you kindly Sue. I think Isaac may be Rev. Samuel's father.

 

yes! The wiki thing says that Samuels father came over from France.