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Thank you Christina. I'll keep digging to see if I can come up with any more information. I did wonder if Edward thought young Henry would be taken into care if his mother had gone, so had claimed...

No problem Barbara - flog away - I appreciate any input. Henry was an only child. In 1901, Edward was recorded as a servant in a large household, while Henry was an apprentice gardener at an...

Your question made me think a bit - I knew that he did marry again, and I wondered when it was. But it was not until 1905, and to Helen D Stephen.

Thank you,
Roger.

Many thanks for your replies. I confess that I grossly underestimated the depth of help I would get in response to my question. I had intended just to elicit an opinion or two as to whether the...

Thank you Lesley, I will look for George Black's book. It sounds very informative - useful to have a copy.

Margaret was the daughter of Edward the Exile & Agatha (House of Wessex?), and sister of...

Many thanks for your reply Lesley. It's interesting that you found the lands of Lesslyn were granted to Malcolm, Bartolf's son (I've also seen Bartolf referred to as Flemish, rather than Hungarian)....

According to my late mother, her grandmother Isabella emigrated to America, leaving behind her two-year old son, Henry, and husband Edward (my grandfather and great grandfather respectively). During...

Thank you for replying Peter. The Leslie side of my family is definitely part of the Scottish Leslie clan, rather than the English Leslie (my maternal great grandfather, however, was from the Black...

Many thanks for your reply Jill. My wife and daughter carried out quite an extensive research on the famous side of the Leslie clan a few years ago, including Bartolf (to be honest, I think some of...

Hello, I have been researching my family tree, including my wife's family, for about a year now. My ambition would be to trace my family name/clan, Leslie, back to the origin of the Leslie name in...