RE: We have a bundle of Windebanks
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Re: WINDEBANKtrying to trace windebanks Bently hants,have other info re windebank back to Thomas Reade Magna Charter
e.windebank@ntlworld.com :: 2009 :: Comment / reply
Here's one John Windebank, maneuver your way around the family tree from there! Can you really trace them back that far? Would be very interested if there was some connection in to ours. My great great great grandfather had a daughter Caroline Clarke who married John Windebank. They're all in Hampshire, do you mean Bentley rather than Bently?
There's a Titanic connection looks like:
Harold Sanderson the owner of the White Star Line learned of the sinking of the Titanic whilst at his home Jenkyn Place in Bentley.
3 Jul :: 2009 :: Comment / reply
I have briefly dabbled in my family's history, with almost no success. But just in case someone here can connect some dots, my grandfather was John Edward Windebank, but the dates don't match with this tree. His final son--Robert Henry Windebank (my father)--was born in Eastbourne in 1907. Robert Henry had one older brother (John or Jack) and two older sisters. The brothers moved to Canada before WWII.
amacgillivray :: 31 Jul :: 2010 :: Comment / reply
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