At the present time I do not have a connection
    between the WINGRAVE and WINGROVE surnames
    but feel that at some point in time that may come
    about. So this page is a reference
    to WINGRAVE sources on the WWW 
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from Bill Phillips
"have passed your e-mail to several other people in the village of Wingrave who are actively interested in its history.
I am told that "Wingrave" is spelt "Wingrove" in some of the old documents. It can be read as the grove (ie woodlands or forest) of Wing;  Wing being a village about 5 miles from Wingrave itself."
From Ken & Margaret Morley's book on the Enclosures called "The Great Upheaval" a  map by Jeffreys dated 1777 which names the present village of Wingrave as "Wingrove"














A pen drawing by William Page of a local cottage labelled "Wingrove" which appears in the Morley's  book on the Enclosures called "The Great Upheaval"

Wingrave Parish Council -
http://members.aol.com/Wingrave2000/parishcouncil/contents.html
Ken & Margaret Morley are currently writing a history of Wingrave. They showed me a map by Jeffreys dated 1777 which names the village as "Wingrove" and a pen drawing by William Page of a local cottage labelled "Wingrove" which appears in their book on the Enclosures called "The Great Upheaval". The Morleys have also published a pamphlet on the Parish Council called "Grass Roots Democracy in Action".

As part of the Millennium celebrations a committee has been set up to
compile a book that will reflect all aspects of [Wingrave] village life at the end of
the 20th Century. This will be on sale towards the end of this year but the
price is not yet fixed (less than £20 ?). I will be publishing details of
all these publications on my web page. [ November 1999]
    http://members.aol.com/Wingrave2000/wingrave.html


If you can establish a firm Wingrove/Wingrave relationship I would be glad
to act as a link with your group and supply any further information that
might be of interest.  Bill Phillips

A family from Ravenstone Bucks UK that has used the surnames WINGROVE, Wingrave, Winggrove, Wingroffe, Wingru interchangeably
  Both links at WINGROVES of the WIDE WORLD
  Link to Wingraves of the Wide World-  ravenstone.htm
  Link to expanded Genealogy at Ravenstone

Joseph Wingrave - On Site

This is the only Coventry based commercial photographer from the nineteenth century that took photographs of the city outside his studio. This is an amazing fact considering how many were doing so in the first twenty years of the twentieth century. Most of his photographs date from 1860s and 1870s.
see also Surnames in Gedcom database for information on his family

Wing, or WENGE as it was previously spelt, relates to Wenge Lodge.
The seat of Wingrave is an adjacent parish to Wing. It's Patron is Earl
Brownlow. Wing Park belonged to the DORMERS, passed to the Earl of
CHESTERFIELD and was bought by Lord OVERSTONE; Patron is Lord Overstone.

The Dormers & Throckmortons were Roman Catholics and suffered greatly at
the hands of the State. Sir Robert Dormer, three times High Sheriff for the
counties of Bucks and Bedford, obtained a grant in fee to himself and his
wife of the Manor of Wenge (Wing). The Manor of Wing is now the current
site of Ascott, the Rothschild home now owned by the National Trust. See
Bucks FHS magazine for December 1997 Pages 184/5.
Mo Southam -February 2000

Tom Piercy Rothwell, Northants, UK.
Researching:
HUNT, GARNER, WINGRAVE, FIELD, ALLEN,
DENHAM, ODELL, HOW in Bedfordshire,
Visit us at http://www.tom-and-ann.demon.co.uk

  Fred WINGRAVE -Outline History of Tioga and Bradford Counties in Pennsylvania, Chemung, Steuben, Tioga, Tompkins and Schuyler in New York by TOWHSHIPS, VILLAGES, BORO’S AND CITIES
http://www.rootsweb.com/~patioga/outline/blossout.htm

Owen Wingrave - Opera - 1970
Britten's Complete Works
http://www.gloriana.com/britworks.html

Robert BLAYNEY
http://www.compulink.co.uk/~potha/d0001/g0000087.htm
BIRTH: 1860 DEATH: 1921
Father: Arthur BLAYNEY
Mother: Isabell CHARLETON
Family 1: Eva HARDY
1.Owen Geoffrey BLAYNEY
2.Brian WINGRAVE

WINGRAVE, Thomas J., D. D. S., Orleans Parish, Louisiana
Submitted by Mike Miller
ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/orleans/biograph/wingrave.txt

Chadwick A. Wingrave's Homepage
http://www.cslab.vt.edu/~cwingrav/
Off line May 24, 1999 - New URL ?

Lucill Wingrave
7352 Goddard
Powell River, BC V8A 5N7
Canada

Mystery Writers'Pseudonyms
http://shell12.ba.best.com/~zzmaster/MYST/writer_pseudo.html
Wright, S. Fowler,
--Sydney Fowler
--Anthony Wingrave

Cheryl R. Houin" rene@skyenet.net
I am researching the Wingrave family of St. Columba's Parish in
Collingtree, Northhamptonshire.
Do they have any connection to the Wingrove family?
rene@skyenet.net

http://www.servtech.com/~geofarr
Farr and Wingrave Genealogy NY USA
His Wingraves originate from Luton and before that from Chalgrave 1650
Part of WINGRAVES of the WIDE WORLD

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