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Mangles/Mingles Family Bethnal Green

dsmint — 2009-08-14 09:31:59Z

Im researching a Charlotte Mangles/Mingles born 1866 in Bethnal Green. Her family were living at 19 Weaver Street. Her father was Frederick W Mangles and her mother was possibly Caroline Charter. Frederick Mangles was a Master treacle maker in 1866. Any help would be great.

Re: MANGLES family from Co Durham, England

dcainsley — 2008-04-04 11:52:43Z

Contact me at dcainsley@hotmail.com - perhaps we can swap information.

Re: MANGLES family from Co Durham, England

brown505 — 2008-04-02 17:09:31Z

yes frederick mangles & mary wade, bit new to this,
I am following the line through their daughter Mary Jane Mangles who married joseph wilson.

Re: MANGLES family from Co Durham, England

dcainsley — 2008-03-29 20:40:51Z

Do you mean FREDERICK Mangles and Mary Wade?

What is your connection? Please contact me offline.

Re: MANGLES family from Co Durham, England

brown505 — 2008-03-29 15:37:57Z

I have william Mangles & Mary wade married 9th August 1856, Shincliff,Durham. They also had a daughter Mary jane mangles born 1863, Houghton le Spring,Co Durham.

MANGLES family from Co Durham, England

dcainsley — 2006-12-05 18:26:17Z

I am looking for anyone called MANGLES from Co. Durham which I would think is not a very common surname. My ancestor Eliza Mangles was the daughter of Frederick Mangles & Mary WADE. Eliza had one brother called William Wade Mangles, born abt 1860, and two sisters called Isabel(la) and Ellen. In 1881 they were living in Haswell. Eliza married Henry ALLI(N)SON in 1894 at Easington Registry Office and had 2 sons and 5 daughters.

Re: MANGLES family from Co Durham, England

dcainsley — 2006-12-05 18:26:17Z

My Frederick Mangles was a labourer in the north of England, this is not the same man. Sorry.

Re: MANGLES family from Co Durham, England

2006-04-23 18:47:57Z

Thank you.

Re: MANGLES family from Co Durham, England

2006-04-23 10:04:23Z

I wonder learned anything useful as a result of your inquiry. Frederick Mangles was the owner, frm 1843 to 1845, of the sailing ship "Success", later famous as the so-called "Convict Ship Success." For details, please refer to my web site, www.shipsuccess.com for details of my research. I am trying to track down additional family information, correspondence, or portrait of Frederick.

Re: MANGLES family from Co Durham, England

clairevisagie — 2006-02-18 19:32:00Z

My grandad was Herbert Mangles and his mother was Hannah Mangles. Family history gets a little vague from then on - would be grateful for anything further.

Re: Frederick Mangles

2006-02-06 09:34:45Z

Ann,
Thank you so much. Things that I would be looking for would be anything with respect to Frederick, but in particular:
-Any writings/correspondence from the period 1842-4, especially any reference to the 'Success';
-Any info respecting his business operations in Western Australia;
-Anything that would provide a clue as to who the figurehead on the 'Success' represents. (This was added to the ship with Mangles purchased it in 1842.)
-Info on the existence of a portrait of Frederick or his wife. (See previous item - it may be possible to compare her portrait to pictures of the figurehead to see if it is her.)

Otherwise, any new info on Frederick would be useful. Good luck with all your efforts.

Kind regards,
Richard

Re: Frederick Mangles

2006-02-05 17:09:36Z

Hi Richard,

Is there anything in aprticular that you wish to know about Frederick Mangles and family?
Some of the family were in the Guildford area ( one of the sjips owned by the Mangles family was the Guildford) and I shall try to get a trip to Woking to Surrey History Centre in fairly soon, in March I should think. It is possible that there is some information there.

Regards,

Ann

Re: Frederick Mangles

2006-02-05 09:59:05Z

Hi Ann,
Thank you for the information. I will look forward to any further information you are able to unearth.

Richard Norgard

Re: Frederick Mangles

2006-02-04 19:48:13Z

Hi Richard,

At present I have a little info on Mangles, he/his brother was in partnership with John Fulham Turner, one of the Turner family that I am researching. Magnus Johnson who was Master of the convict ship Guildford, married the daughter of John Fulham Turner. I shall as soon as possible, be searching for Frederick Mangles and his associated family wills. I have come across your website on Success by googling. I shall try to get to the London Metropolitan Archives sometime this year to look at Mangles & Turners business in Wapping.

Regards,

Ann Sadler

Re: Frederick Mangles

2005-10-30 08:29:01Z

I think it is the same guy. Do you have any more information on him? I can recommend the book "James Stirling: Admiral and Founding Governor of Western Australia" by Pamela Statham-Drew, which has much information about the Mangles family. My interest is that Mangles owned a ship named the "Success" that I have been researching for some time. You can learn more about my research at www.shipsuccess.com

Kind regards,
Richard

Re: Frederick Mangles

2005-10-29 10:34:01Z

My great grandfather was butler to a Frederick Mangles who in the 1861 census was 67 years old and described as a merchant of the City of London and living at Pendell Court, Bletchingley, Surrey. Any help?

Derek Duchemin

Frederick Mangles

2000-05-27 23:13:24Z

I am looking for any information on Frederick Mangles, who was a merchant and shipowner with an office on New Broad Street, London around 1840. Can anyone help.

family

2000-04-25 10:47:27Z

I am looking for any relatives of Patricia Mangles- Mullen. She died in 1972. She was my mother.We lived in Huntington, long Island, New York.