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historian @ tiveyfamilytree.com Researched by Janet A Tivey 2005-2016 (c) www.tiveyfamilytree.com (remove spaces) PLEASE NOTE: THIS FILE IS INCOMPLETE - there are extensive notes on some, none on others (or little verification). (Feb 2016) I would like to acknowledge and thank the following people for help with this family group. First of all (as always) Lawrence Francis Tivey (1921-2003) - without his prior knowledge of all the Tivey lines this project would have never happened. Other Acknowledgements include Alison Tivey-Kydyk (Canada) her Aunt Elizabeth May Tivey, Callum Vittali-Smith and his grandparents (Australia), Glenys Mason, Jean Davison (nee Tivey) and her sister Valerie (Gregory), Joan Campbell nee Tivey and her mother Florence Tivey nee Tunnicliffe, Michael Vandenburg, and Jennifer Boers, Blanche Charles and for his continued support with all the groups Keith Flinders in New Zealand. Jan Doody for sending me a treasure trove of family history photographs belonging to Gladys Tivey. Please do not copy any content without permission. Copyright remains with Author historian @ tiveyfamilytree.com Researched by Janet A Tivey 2005-2016 (c) www.tiveyfamilytree.com (remove spaces) Descendants of George Tivey Generation 1 1. GEORGE1 TIVEY was born about 1685 in Ashby de la Zouch, Leicestershire, England (Possible - See note). He died in 1773 in Newton Solney, Derbyshire, England. He married (1) ELIZABETH BLADON in 1719 in Blackfordby, Leicestershire, England. She was born about 1684 in Staffordshire (Not Confirmed). She died in 1733 in Newton Solney, Derbyshire, England (Buried September 8th 1733 at Newton Solney). He married (2) ELIZABETH TOOKEY on 06 Jun 1748 in Newton Solney, Derbyshire, England. He married (3) ELIZABETH. He married (4) SUSANNA MERRIMAN. She was born (Widow - of Joseph Peach). Notes for George Tivey: George may have been christened at Ashby de la Zouch St Helen's 13 January 1686 the son of George. His 2nd Marriage to Elizabeth Fisher states that he is of the Parish of Ashby de La Zouch. His burial on September 24th 1773 Newton Solney, does not state his age at death. A marriage licence dated 1745 (spouse Susannah Peach) states that he is around 55 years old, which would give a birth year of around 1690 but the ages on such licenses were rarely accurate according to some. If he is the George who was born in Ashby de la Zouch around 1686 then the tree can be linked up further back. George was a widower when he married Elizabeth Fisher (nee Bladon) also a widow, in Blackfordby, Leicestershire, she is thought to be the mother of Francis born 1725; His first wife may have been Elizabeth Gadsby m. 1710 Uttoxeter - the licence states that he was a basket weaver but there is no other evidence to suggest that this George is the same person who married Elizabeth Bladon for certain, it may even be his widowed father George of Ashby de la Zouch. It is thought that Elizabeth (nee Bladon) died in 1733, the entry in the Newton Solney Parish register states: Elizabeth Tivie wife of George Tivie - though the surname is quite hard to decipher. There is also another entry dated April 30th 1740 that records the burial of a Mrs Tivie, this could also relate to George's mother who may have resided with them in her latter years, or another wife of George after the death of Elizabeth before his Please do not copy any content without permission. Copyright remains with Author historian @ tiveyfamilytree.com Researched by Janet A Tivey 2005-2016 (c) www.tiveyfamilytree.com (remove spaces) another wife of GeorgeGeneration after the 1 death (con't) of Elizabeth before his marriage to Susannah Peach (nee Merrimen) in 1745. However, I find this unlikeley as the curate usually stated the husband's name if he was still alive at the time of a wife's death. IE Mary Tivey wife of William Tivey. If the wife died after the husband she was usually give the titile "Widow Tivey" or Widow Smith" etc but as no age is mentioned in the burial record it is hard to state for certain. This lady could not have been the wife of Francis born 1725 as his first marriage would have been to Rebecca Smedley in 1754 according to the marriage license, he was a batchelor. Another may George Tivey married an Elizabeth Tookey in 1745 - he may have been the son of this George and therefore brother of Francis but at this point I have been unable to find a baptism or burial for him in Newton Solney. For the purpose of this file I have added Elizabeth Tookey as the wife of George Snr - The Parish register entry does not state that he is a widower, the banns may do so but at the moment I cant verify either way. Records from Early Newton Solney and surrounding parishes include: 1719 a marriage bond of George Tivey and Elizabeth Fisher (nee Bladon) at Blackfordby state that she is a widow of Newton Sonney, he a Widower of Ashby de la Zouch. 1725 Baptism of Francis Tivey, son of George and his wife Elizabeth. 1733 Burial of Elizabeth Tivey, wife of George Tivey. 1745 Marriage Licence of George Tivey of Newton Solney states he is 55 yrs of age, Spouse Susannah Peach is 44 years of age, both are widows. Marriage at Willington St Michaels 1747 Burial of Susannah Tivey wife of George Tivey 23rd January 1748 Marriage of George Tivey and Elizabeth Tookey 6th June 1748 (this MAY be the same George Tivey born 1680's) 1773 Burial of George Tivey Notes for Elizabeth Bladon: Elizabeth was the daughter of Francis Bladon and Jane Morley (m. 1666 Burton On Trent) Please do not copy any content without permission. Copyright remains with Author historian @ tiveyfamilytree.com Researched by Janet A Tivey 2005-2016 (c) www.tiveyfamilytree.com (remove spaces) (m. 1666 Burton GenerationOn Trent) 1 (con't) She was born after 1680 though no baptism has been found to date, She was firstly married to John Fisher (Widow). (Thanks to Helena Coney for this information see https://sites.google.com/site/bladonfamilyhistory/ for further information on the Bladon Family) The Will of Francis Bladon mentions his daughter Elizabeth and George Tivey his son in law. The Will resulted in a chancery court case concerning George. Transcription Pending George Tivey and Elizabeth Bladon had the following child: 2. i. FRANCIS2 TIVEY was born on 20 Oct 1725 in Newton Solney, Derbyshire, England (Derby/Staffs Border). He died in Jun 1800 in Tutbury, Staffordshire, England. He married Rebecca Smedley in 1754 in Burton Upon Trent, Staffordshire, England (Licence (see allegations notice)). She was born in 1729 in Newton Solney, Derbyshire, England (Baptized 14 Sept 1729). She died in 1803 in Tutbury, Staffordshire, England. Generation 2 2. FRANCIS2 TIVEY (George1) was born on 20 Oct 1725 in Newton Solney, Derbyshire, England (Derby/Staffs Border). He died in Jun 1800 in Tutbury, Staffordshire, England. He married Rebecca Smedley in 1754 in Burton Upon Trent, Staffordshire, England (Licence (see allegations notice)). She was born in 1729 in Newton Solney, Derbyshire, England (Baptized 14 Sept 1729). She died in 1803 in Tutbury, Staffordshire, England. Notes for Francis Tivey: LF Tivey states "Francis may have been the Son of George who died in Newton Solney in 1773 - see Group J" The birth recorded as 20/10/1725 in Newton Solney Parish register of a Francis Tivey, son of George and Elizabeth would fit Lawrence Francis Tivey's theory which I am inclined to agree with. Elizabeth (his mother) was the daughter of Francis Bladon, which could explain a naming pattern with regards to his first name. The marriage license obtained in 1754 states Please do not copy any content without permission. Copyright remains with Author historian @ tiveyfamilytree.com Researched by Janet A Tivey 2005-2016 (c) www.tiveyfamilytree.com (remove spaces) his first name. TheGeneration marriage license 2 (con't) obtained in 1754 states that he is 27 years of age, which again would be further evidence of him being the son of George and Elizabeth as the birth recorded in the Newton Solney Registers would match. Birth: 1725 Source: Newton Solney Parish Register: 1725: "Francis the son of George Tivie and his Wife Elizabeth was born October 20th Day. 1754: Occupation - Farmer - Source Marriage Allegagtion: Marriage 1754: Licence Transcripton: Burton upon Trent October 10 (?) 1754** Before Harris Jackson, Clerk, Master of Arts, Surrogate: On which day personally appeared Francis Tivey of the Parish of Newton Solney in the county of Derby Diocese of Lichfield and Coventry, Farmer and being sworn upon the Evangelists alleged and made oath as follows - that he is of the age of 27 years and a Batchelor and intends to marry Rebecca Smedley of the said Parish of Newton Solney in the County of Derby and Diocese of Lichfield and Coventry, her aged 25 years - not knowing or believing any lawful or let or impediment by the ?? or any precontract entered into before the 25th of March 1754 Consa?????? by Affinity or any other Lawful cause whatsoever to hinder the said intended marriage, and he prayed a licence to solemnize the said marriage in the Parish Church of Newton Solney in the county of Derby and the Diocese of Lichfield and Coventry. In which the said Parish of Newton Solney the said Francis Tivey both had his usual abode for the last four weeks in his own house in Newton Solney. The said Francis Tivey like his father made oath that the said Rebecca Smedley hath had her usual abode for the four last weeks in the house of her mother widow Smedley in the said town of Newton Solney.
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