People Connected to the Isle of Man

Historic County of England

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~• albeit without full voting and Citizenship rights. Man is a limited protectorate. See also

Isle of Man - Main Page

Isle of Man - Monumental Inscriptions, Cemeteries and Graveyards

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1. Please link any GENI Profiles with links to the Isle of man to this project.
2. You can ALSO add the earliest heads of families to the list of Isle of Man Families on Geni below (don't forget to link their profiles to the project as well). These would usually be male! Please restrict people added to the list to the earliest head of family!

Note People with links to the Isle of Man can be linked to the project but not necessarily added to the list below.

People connected to the isle of Man can be placed in the following groups.

Families with their roots in the Isle of Man.

Please add the earliest head of the family to the list of Isle of Man Families on Geni below and link their profiles to the project. These should be male! Adding anyone with a birthplace in the Isle of Man to the project would cause the project to be a little cluttered, so please restrict this to the earliest head of family!

Historical and Political people

- accommodated by the project Historic Isle of Man which covers the History of Guernsey and historical/political people. Some of these are also listed in the Famous people category.

Famous or Notable People

Those people of note with connections to the county are listed below. Some of these connections are a little tenuous - counties like to lay claim to people of renown! Please visit Isle of Man - Famous People and add them to the listing there.

Emigrants

People from the Isle of Man who went to the "New world" and were early progenitors in those countries. Where the earliest ancestor is known please add them to the list of "Manx families on Geni" below if that was their roots, or to the appropriate county project.

Where the earliest known ancestor is the emigrant add them to the list below. In some cases if there is a project that covers them in detail please link the project - there is no point in duplicating the list.

Names with Bold links are to Geni profiles. Non-bold links take you to other biographical web pages.

How to add a link is explained in the attached document - Adding links to Geni profiles in projects.

Isle of Man Genealogical Resources

• - Isle of Man - GENUKI page
• Isle of Man, Parish Registers (FamilySearch Historical Records) - https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Isle_of_Man,_Parish_Registers_(FamilySearch_Historical_Records)
• Manx Genealogy - Message Index
• Isle of Man Family History Society
• Isle of Man General Registry's Website.
• Manx Manorial Roll

Manx Families

Bold links are to profiles on Geni

How to add a link is explained in the attached document - Adding links to Geni profiles in projects.

• ALLEN
  • Thomas Allen, Vicar of Maughold
• BACON
  • Joseph Bacon
• BELL
• BOYD
• BREW
• BRIDSON
  • Ann Quay (Bridson)
• CAIN(E)
• CALCOT(T)
  • Richard Calcott cum Margarett Preston at Malew church Feb 16, 1678 (marriage)
• CALEY
• CALLIN
• CALLISTER
  • Dollin Callister 1677
• CALLOW
  • William Callow
• CAMMAISH
• CANNAN
• CANNELL
  • Eleanor Kaighin (Cannell)
• CANNON
• CARINE
• CARRAN
• CASEMENT
• CASHEN
• CASHIN
• CASTELL
• CAVEEN
• CHRISTIAN
  • John McCrystyn, Justiciarius Insulae and Deemster
• CHRISTORY
• CLAGUE
• CLARK(E)
• CLEATOR
  • William Cleator
• CLEG(G)
• CLERK
• CLUCAS
  • Daniel Clucas 1631
• COGEEN
• COLLISTER
• COLVIN
• COMISH
• CONNELLY
• COOIL
  • William Cooil 1838
• COOLE
• CORJEAG
  • Ann Corjeag 1835
• CORKHILL
• CORKISH
• CORLETT
• CORMODE
• COROOIN
• CORRAN
• CORRIN
• CORRIS
  • John Corris
• CORTEEN
• COSNAHAN
• COSTAIN
• COSTEAN
• COTTEEN
• COTTER
• COTTIER
• COWELL
• COWEN
• COWIN
• COWLE
  • Charles Cowle 1650
• COWLEY
  • William Cowley 1653
  • Thomas Cowley 1677
• CRAIG
• CRAIN(E)
• CREBBIN
• CREER
• CREETCH
• CREGEEN
• CRELLIN
• CRENNELL
• CRETNEY
• CRIGGAL
• CRINGLE
• CROGHAN
• CROW(E)
• CRYE
• CRYSTAL
• CUBBON
• CURGHEY
• CURPHEY
• DALEY
• DOUGHERTY
• DUGGAN
• DUKE
• ELLISON
• FARAGHER
• FARGHER
• FARRANT
• FAYLE
• FELL
• FREER
• GALE
• GARRET
• GAWN(E)
• GELL
• GELLING
• GICK
• GILL
• GORREE
• GORRY
  • Joseph Johannes Corrie
    • Y-DNA 111 panel match to the late Alan Charles Gorry of Peel, German, Isle of Man.
• GRAVES
• HALSALL
• HAMPTON
• HARRISON
• HOWLAND
• HUDGEON
• HUTCHEN
• HUTCHIN
• JOUGHIN
• KAIGHAN
  • John Kaighn (1661-c.1724), emigrated to West Jersey, related to Jane Preston (below)
• KAIGHIN
  • William Kaighin
• KANEEN
• KARRAN
• KAY
• KEE
• KEGEEN
• KEGG
• KEIG
• KEIGEEN
• KELLY
• KENNAUGH
• KENNISH
• KERMEEN
• KERMODE
• KERRUISH
  • "Kerruish, so common in Maughold, can be taken back through, e.g., Kerush in 1610, and McKerrous, still in the same parish, in 1510, to McFergus in the Keys of 1422."
• KEW
• KEWIN
• KEWISH
• KEWLEY
• KEY
• KIE
• KILLEY
• KILLIP
  • Thomas Killip 1676
• KINLEY
• KINNISH
• KINRED
• KINRY
• KINVIG
• KISSACK
• KNEAL(E)
• KNEEN
• KNICKELL
• LACE
• LEECE
• LEWIN
• LOONEY
  • John Looney 1642
  • John Looney 1698
• LOWEY
• LUCAS
• MADDRELL
  • "In the name Maddrell the termination has varied , it was written Matherell in 1499, Maderel and Maderer in 1510, the last two appearing to refer to the same man. "
• MARTIN
• MOORE
  • Ewan Moore 1713
• MORRISON
• MORTON
• MOUGHTIN
• MUGHTIN
• MURRAY
• MYLCHRAINE
• MYLCHREEST
• MYLECHARAINE
• MYLECHREEST
• MYLREA
• MYLROI(E)
• MYLVORREY
• NELSON
• NORRIS
  • Thomas Norris 1633
• OAT(E)S
• PRESTON ( http://www.isle-of-man.com/manxnotebook/fulltext/scrap3/ch01.htm < search on Preston )
  • William Preston of the Miln buried April 16th 1676
    • William may be closely related to Jane Preston (b.c.1646 - c.1693) who emigrated to the province of West Jersey c.1681
• QUAGGIN
  • John Preston (of) Milne (and) Jane Quackin (married in Malew) March 2, 1678
• QUALTROUGH
  • Donald Qualtrough 1647
• QUANE
• QUARK
• QUARRY
• QUAY
  • Tho: Quay m. Ellin Preston at Malew Feb 15, 1678
• QUAYLE
  • Thomas Quayle
  • James Quayle 1831
• QUIGGIN
  • John Quiggin 1739
• QUILL
• QUILLEASH
• QUILLIAM
  • John Quilliam 1669
  • Patrick Quilliam 1696
  • John Quilliam 1786
• QUILLIN
• QUINE
  • Robert Stanford Quine 1849
  • William Quine 1668
• QUINNEY
• QUIRK
  • William Quirk 1672
  • John Quirk 1683
  • Robert Quirk 1765
• RADCLIFF
• RATCLIFF
• SANSBURY
• SAYLE
  • Patrick Sayle 1659
  • John Sayle 1766
• SCARFF
• SHARPLES
  • John Sharples, Deputy Governor of the Isle of Man (died 1652)
• SHIMMIN
  • John Shimmin 1728
• SKELLY
• SKILLICORN(E)
• SKINNER
• STEAN
• STEPHEN
• STEPHENSON
• STEVENSON
• STOLE
• STOWELL
• TAGGART
• TAUBMAN
• TEAR(E)
• THOMPSON
• VONDY
• WARD
• WATERSON
• WATTERSON
• WATTLEWORTH
• WOODS
  

OF ADDITIONAL USE

1. A LIST OF SURNAMES IN 1881, RANKED BY PREDOMINANCE = http://www.isle-of-man.com/manxnotebook/famhist/fnames/sn1881.htm
2. LANCASTRIAN BASED SURNAMES: http://www.isle-of-man.com/manxnotebook/famhist/fnames/amanx.htm

Note: FamilySearch now had parish records: Baptisms, marriages, burials 1649-1706 (MS09767-1-2) for in depth study of many of these surnames

this project is in History Link