Comments for Harbour-Holst Family History http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy Tue, 01 Nov 2011 23:14:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Holst Family by Shirley de Chabert-Highfield http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/holst-family#comment-368 Shirley de Chabert-Highfield Tue, 01 Nov 2011 23:14:59 +0000 http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/?page_id=12#comment-368 My great great great grandparents were Charles Undrew de Chabert and Elizabeth Blake-de Chabert, from Galway, Ireland. My great great great grand parents were Joseph Blake de Chabert and Elizabeth Heyliger, from the Netherlands. My great grandfather was *Charles Nicholas Andrew de Chabert, the first cousin of *Charles Textier. With the exception of Charles Textier, all of the above ancestors are interred in St. Croix, Virgin Islands. I will forward genealogical information to anyone interested in the de Chabert side of the family, as well as sending this website to the de Chabert's in Germany and Denmark. They visit often visit with us in St. Croix where the de Chabert's started the above family back in the 1700's after having left Denmark. *Charles Christian de Chabert and Joseph Blake de Chabert were brothers who married two sisters from the Netherlands: Sarah Heyliger and Elizabeth Heyliger. My great great great grandparents were Charles Undrew de Chabert and Elizabeth Blake-de Chabert, from Galway, Ireland. My great great great grand parents were Joseph Blake de Chabert and Elizabeth Heyliger, from the Netherlands. My great grandfather was *Charles Nicholas Andrew de Chabert, the first cousin of *Charles Textier. With the exception of Charles Textier, all of the above ancestors are interred in St. Croix, Virgin Islands.

I will forward genealogical information to anyone interested in the de Chabert side of the family, as well as sending this website to the de Chabert’s in Germany and Denmark. They visit often visit with us in St. Croix where the de Chabert’s started the above family back in the 1700′s after having left Denmark.

*Charles Christian de Chabert and Joseph Blake de Chabert were brothers who married two sisters from the Netherlands: Sarah Heyliger and Elizabeth Heyliger.

]]> Comment on Harbour Family by HISTOIRE DE LA FAMILLE ARBOUR/HARBOUR (Angleterre) | Famille Arbour http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/sample-page#comment-293 HISTOIRE DE LA FAMILLE ARBOUR/HARBOUR (Angleterre) | Famille Arbour Mon, 17 Oct 2011 21:41:33 +0000 http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/?page_id=2#comment-293 [...] 22 mars 2011 à 07h05 [...] [...] 22 mars 2011 à 07h05 [...]

]]> Comment on Holst Family by jose Luis de Chabert http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/holst-family#comment-198 jose Luis de Chabert Tue, 13 Sep 2011 18:57:02 +0000 http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/?page_id=12#comment-198 My greatgrandfather was William Ferdinand Phillip de Chabert y Scheer, born in Copenhagen in 1812 and died in Puerto Rico in 1872. His father was Charles Texier de Chabert Heyeleger (1788-1841) and his mother was Marie Elizabeth Scheer, daughter of Joahannes Nicolai Scheer and Bennedette Christine Blinkenberg. Charles Texier de Chabert was the son of Charles Chabert Blake (1761-1810) and Sara Heyelger. My greatgrandfather was William Ferdinand Phillip de Chabert y Scheer, born in Copenhagen in 1812 and died in Puerto Rico in 1872. His father was Charles Texier de Chabert Heyeleger (1788-1841) and his mother was Marie Elizabeth Scheer, daughter of Joahannes Nicolai Scheer and Bennedette Christine Blinkenberg.

Charles Texier de Chabert was the son of Charles Chabert Blake (1761-1810) and Sara Heyelger.

]]> Comment on Ferguson Family by Andrew Kilsby http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/ferguson-family#comment-195 Andrew Kilsby Fri, 09 Sep 2011 12:49:58 +0000 http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/?page_id=10#comment-195 Please email to my address please so that I can make contact; I may have an answer... Please email to my address please so that I can make contact; I may have an answer…

]]> Comment on Ferguson Family by Donald Harbour http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/ferguson-family#comment-167 Donald Harbour Mon, 29 Aug 2011 13:09:34 +0000 http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/?page_id=10#comment-167 Andrew, Thank you for the comment. The 1890 Bisley in a puzzle. I left it in since one of my cousins interview my grandmother Elsie "Ferguson" Harbour and the story was related to her about SC Ferguson locking his business door and leaving for Britain to shoot in 1890. I have written numerous letters and search mountains of databases on the Bisley Story. Maybe you can shed some light on it. Below is the military record for Samuel Cornelius Ferguson I obtained from the Australian records. >FERGUSON, Samuel Cornelius, Private/Corporal of D Squadron [116], 4VIB. >Born East Collingwood, 7/2/59. Selector. Married in 1884. Had been a >Lieutenant in the Ferntree Gully Rangers in the mid 1880s, and Captain of >the Mulgrave Rifle Club. NOK: Wife, Emma Johanna Alice Ferguson, nee >Heale, of Black Flat [now Glen Waverley], Oakleigh. Parents: John and >Margaret Ann Ferguson, nee Leechman, early settlers of Ferntree Gully. >Religion: Presbyterian. Height 5 feet 6¾ ins. Chest measurement 36¼ ins. >Left Port Melbourne on the Victorian, 1/5/00 for South Africa, >disembarking at Beira, 23/5/00. VIB service: 23/5/00 to 22/6/01. He was >expected home by his wife and friends. They even ploughed his paddocks for >him! But he stayed in South Africa and joined 5VMR, 23/6/01 to 27/3/02. >Medal entitlement: QSA and two clasps: cc/rhod. KSA and two clasps with 5/VMR. Please stay in touch. Regards....Don Andrew,
Thank you for the comment. The 1890 Bisley in a puzzle. I left it in since one of my cousins interview my grandmother Elsie “Ferguson” Harbour and the story was related to her about SC Ferguson locking his business door and leaving for Britain to shoot in 1890. I have written numerous letters and search mountains of databases on the Bisley Story. Maybe you can shed some light on it. Below is the military record for Samuel Cornelius Ferguson I obtained from the Australian records.

>FERGUSON, Samuel Cornelius, Private/Corporal of D Squadron [116], 4VIB.
>Born East Collingwood, 7/2/59. Selector. Married in 1884. Had been a
>Lieutenant in the Ferntree Gully Rangers in the mid 1880s, and Captain of
>the Mulgrave Rifle Club. NOK: Wife, Emma Johanna Alice Ferguson, nee
>Heale, of Black Flat [now Glen Waverley], Oakleigh. Parents: John and
>Margaret Ann Ferguson, nee Leechman, early settlers of Ferntree Gully.
>Religion: Presbyterian. Height 5 feet 6¾ ins. Chest measurement 36¼ ins.
>Left Port Melbourne on the Victorian, 1/5/00 for South Africa,
>disembarking at Beira, 23/5/00. VIB service: 23/5/00 to 22/6/01. He was
>expected home by his wife and friends. They even ploughed his paddocks for
>him! But he stayed in South Africa and joined 5VMR, 23/6/01 to 27/3/02.
>Medal entitlement: QSA and two clasps: cc/rhod. KSA and two clasps with 5/VMR.

Please stay in touch. Regards….Don

]]> Comment on Ferguson Family by Andrew Kilsby http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/ferguson-family#comment-166 Andrew Kilsby Mon, 29 Aug 2011 09:17:04 +0000 http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/?page_id=10#comment-166 I would be interested to know what the source of the 1890 Bisley visit by S C Ferguson is - as far as I am aware no Australian team visited Bisley in that year (the first Australian team visited in 1902 and the Victorian team visited in 1897 and 1898) - perhaps he visited as an individual but not as part of an Australian team...? I would be interested to know what the source of the 1890 Bisley visit by S C Ferguson is – as far as I am aware no Australian team visited Bisley in that year (the first Australian team visited in 1902 and the Victorian team visited in 1897 and 1898) – perhaps he visited as an individual but not as part of an Australian team…?

]]> Comment on Harbour Family by David Harbour http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/sample-page#comment-9 David Harbour Tue, 22 Mar 2011 12:05:13 +0000 http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/?page_id=2#comment-9 Hi. My branch of the family lived in the far north of England right up to 1940 when my dad moved to London. His dad or more likely his grandad was said to have come from Nantucket, his name we believe was William. We also believe that he may have had some native American blood. If anyone could shed some light on my ancestor, i would be forever in your debt. I look foreward to your reply. Hi. My branch of the family lived in the far north of England right up to 1940 when my dad moved to London. His dad or more likely his grandad was said to have come from Nantucket, his name we believe was William. We also believe that he may have had some native American blood. If anyone could shed some light on my ancestor, i would be forever in your debt. I look foreward to your reply.

]]> Comment on Holst Family by Dawn http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/holst-family#comment-8 Dawn Mon, 21 Mar 2011 00:28:46 +0000 http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/?page_id=12#comment-8 I as well am looking for Holst. My GGGrandpa was Jens Holst (b 2/8/1873 in Aalborg, Jutland, Denmark from what we've obtained from some records) emmigrated to the US around 1890-ish. Looking for both mom and dad. Mom may have been English and dad was likely German...if you can come up with anything at this point or even keep an eye I'd appreciate it...as of right now I feel like I am banging my head against the wall lol...thanks I as well am looking for Holst. My GGGrandpa was Jens Holst (b 2/8/1873 in Aalborg, Jutland, Denmark from what we’ve obtained from some records) emmigrated to the US around 1890-ish. Looking for both mom and dad. Mom may have been English and dad was likely German…if you can come up with anything at this point or even keep an eye I’d appreciate it…as of right now I feel like I am banging my head against the wall lol…thanks

]]> Comment on Ferguson Family by Alyn Soo-Eiler http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/ferguson-family#comment-7 Alyn Soo-Eiler Sat, 12 Mar 2011 23:40:03 +0000 http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/?page_id=10#comment-7 My paternal great-grandmother's name was Margaret Ferguson. Her birth year was 1854 in Scotland. Her husband was Alex McCullough. Margaret was in the 1920 census in Pennsylvania USA with her grandson Cecil age 7 ( my father). If you know anything about Margaret Ferguson please share with me. Sincerely, Alyn Soo-Eiler Indiana USA My paternal great-grandmother’s name was Margaret Ferguson. Her birth year was 1854 in Scotland. Her husband was Alex McCullough. Margaret was in the 1920 census in Pennsylvania USA with her grandson Cecil age 7 ( my father). If you know anything about Margaret Ferguson please share with me.
Sincerely,
Alyn Soo-Eiler
Indiana USA

]]> Comment on Holst Family by admin http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/holst-family#comment-6 admin Fri, 11 Mar 2011 14:10:10 +0000 http://www.harbourcom.com/genealogy/?page_id=12#comment-6 Charlene I am not familiar with this branch of the Holst. I will keep my eyes open for a thread. You name and email address is now on my Holst list. Please feel free to contact me at any time. Good luck on your genealogy journey. Regards, Don Charlene
I am not familiar with this branch of the Holst. I will keep my eyes open for a thread. You name and email address is now on my Holst list. Please feel free to contact me at any time. Good luck on your genealogy journey.
Regards,
Don

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