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Subject: Rance, BerkshireTried your e-mail, to bounced.
I have a Henry Rance born St.Halam Berkshire 1780
He was in the army 1805-1817, went to Abington.
I am researching the Rance Family in Berkshire,Liverpool and the USA.
Any connections
Terry Baldwin
from a wet and windy Aintree
I am a Rance and desperately in search of family history.
I am a South African, working in Tanzania. My family resides in South Africa. Originally from UK somwehere.
Hope you can give me some info.
Regards
Warren Rance
Warren Rance
Yours sincearly Nick.j.Rance.
Te Wharerauaruhe means the house of bracken or fern and I suspect that the great chief Taiaroa would be somewhat surprised to learn that his mother was a male and his father, Korako, was female! Seriously though, Te Wharerauaruhe is very well documented. She is listed in the Ngai Tahu "blue book" of Kaumatua alive in 1848 (No 1335 file 351). Her whakapapa appears in "Ngai Tahu: A migration history" (ISBN 978-1-877242-39-7 page 216). Korako, her first husband was killed when Capt James Kelly sacked Otakou in 1817. She was married to her second husband, Matthew Hamilton, a whaler, by Rev Charles Creed in Akaroa on 28 September 1845 and bore him 3 children, one of whom was my great grandfather. She is also documented in "The World of John Boultbee" and Gordon Ogilvie's book "Banks Peninsula, Cradle of Canterbury" (ISBN 978-0-9583315-4-8 2007 Page 27.)
May I respectfully suggest that you correct the record you posted on GenCircles.
My name is Rebecca Rance and i am from Berkshire. There are 2 rance families Maidenhead but we haven't found a link. My fathers name is Tim Rance (deceased) and his sisters called Helen Rance. I'm not close to my dads side of the family but it would be nice to trace back.
Becks
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