Tandy's of Hagley, Worc.

[maryann]

I added a John Tandy born abt. 1771 to BCC and 5 of his children all born Hagley, which have some source to establish relationship.However there is a 16 yr gap between eldest child and the next one. I believe that my 3x great-grandfather, John Tandy born abt 1799, Hagley was also a child of this John but there is no IGI listing for John born 1799. There is also a Thomas Tandy born 1802 - died 1802, and a David born 1808 - died 1809 listed in burials at Hagley on Find My Past, but I don't have a membership, so I can't see if it lists parents names.

And lastly, there is a Susannah born abt 1801 Hagley, (not on IGI) that married a John Stokes (on BCC) 31 Jan. 1825. BC Wench did a marriage look-up for me, but the entry only shows John Stokes marrying a Susannah Bishop, a widow. I believe she was also a Tandy but I cannot find a marriage for her to a Bishop to get her maiden name. However, one of this Susannah's daughters, Ellen Stokes, is listed on the 1851 Census living with her Aunt, Jane Tandy, another daughter of the above mention John born 1771. The only way Ellen could be a niece is if her mother, Susannah and aunt Jane Tandy were sisters. So I strongly believe Susannah was a Tandy.

The IGI catalog has a film for St. John's Hagley, Worc. where I suspect these Tandy's were all christened, but this film is not for circulation, so I can't order it on an ILL to see if John, Susannah, Thomas and David were children of John and Nancy Tandy. Any suggestions as to where to look next, or am I just at a dead end here. Can anyone help?
Thanks,
Mary Ann

[linell]

Hi Maryann, you can buy the Micro Fiche for St John's here:-

http://www.bmsgh-shop.org.uk/index.php? ... uct_id=659

Have you tried St Kenelms Parish which is only down the road from Hagley I have read that the Tandy family lived there for generations, are you sure your Hagley address is not Hagley Wood which is up the hill behind St Kenelms Church

In 1302 the Court Leet heard how a certain road through St Kenelms had got so bad through the default of Henry Tandy's son, that no one was able to use it without danger in the Winter time. The son was required to see to it that it was put it right.

HTH Linell.

[rockyfowler]

Hi Why not buy the book? best RF http://www.bmsgh-shop.org.uk/index.php? ... uct_id=430 Loads of Tandys in it

[linell]

This is an MI from St Kenelms Mary Ann, you may have some information for Charles:-



IN LOVING MEMORY OF
THOMAS PRICE
OF PEN ORCHARD
SON IN LAW OF
C. & H. TANDY
DIED JUNE 28th 1915
AGED 44 YEARS

Front:

IN LOVING MEMORY
OF CHARLES TANDY
WHO FELL ASLEEP JULY
12th 1903
AGED 70 YEARS
"THY WILL BE DONE"
ALSO OF HANNAH HIS WIFE
WHO FELL ASLEEP SEP, 21st 1921
IN HER 84th YEAR
RE-UNITED

Right side:

IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ALBERT VERNON TANDY
INFANT SON OF
A. J. & I. WITHEY
AND GRANDSON OF
C. & H. TANDY
INTERRED HERE OCT. 8th 1898

On urn:

FREDERICK HANCOCK
DIED
MARCH 18th 1933

There is this Charles, dates are a bit out though
http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/fa ... ndy-Family

Linell.

[maryann]

Thanks Linell & Rockyfowler. I think I will order the fishe and the book you mentioned. I appreciate your help.

Thanks Mary Ann

[Northern Lass]

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