Re: Staal/Manttan/Baxter/Bruce/Bale/Brodie


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Posted by Martin Manttan on February 18, 19103 at 05:17:25:

In Reply to: Re: Staal/Manttan/Baxter/Bruce/Bale/Brodie posted by Terry Manttan on November 12, 19101 at 07:55:02:

I believe my great grandfather was called Charles, and died at Paschendale in WWI.

I have recently emigrated from England to Australia...

I would like to know more...

Regards,
Martin Manttan

: : : Chasing family trees for the following.
: : : The Baxters (left Ireland and come to Australia/NZ)
: : : The Manttans (originally from England)
: : : The Bruces (from North Queensland)
: : : Bale & Brodie (from the Baxter Tree)

: :
: : Hello!
: : My Grandmother was called Ada Manttan. She lived in Coventry but came originally from nearby Warwick. She had a brother Charles who was killed in World War one. Ada died in 1926, in her late thirties I think. If you have any family tree information on Manttans from this area and this time period, I would love to know!

: Hello Jan:
: My family originated in Warwick in England and I have a lot of info, especially on the lot that migrated to Australia( my ancestors).
: The only ADA I have amongst over a thousand names was (I think) a Manttan by marriage to a Ronald who was born in the early 1900's. I don't believe it is 'your' Ada. I do have several Charles's but would need more info to see if we can connect.
: Can you give me your Grandmother's parent's full names? or any other info that may help the link.
: If she came from Warwick, I have no doubt we are related somewhere. The name was originally spelt MANTON which was a very common name in Warwick apparently, and a few of the family several generations back changed the spelling to Manttan.
: Anyway, hope to hear from you.
: Terry Manttan




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