Lovelock Trees and Fragments for other Count(r)ies |
Summary
We include here a collection of trees and fragments which have not been included in the collections for Berkshire, Gloucestershire, Hampshire, Kent, Surrey, London and Middlesex, or Wiltshire because they concern other counties or countries. Some of them are derived from the original Early Lovelock Fragments compiled by Gwen Eastment and Robert Sterry. The table includes links (in the 'Tree Name' column) to the corresponding Descendant Trees. For two of the trees there is also a link, in the 'Progenitor' column, to the corresponding individual or marriage using the Webtrees tool (LovelockTrees), which allows you to browse the whole tree and provides more information than the Descendant Tree. There are also links to the corresponding gedcom file where one exists.Note: the gedcom file at LovelockTrees is always our most up-to-date version of a tree, if available, so is recommended as your first port of call in those cases.
| Tree Name | Last Updated | Progenitor(s) | Gedcom File |
Descendants of the Progenitor | |
| Total | Lovelocks | ||||
| Bridgwater Fragment |
22-Jul-2022 |
Charles Lovelock (married Catherine Player at Glastonbury, Somerset on 7 Feb 1725) |
middlesex |
42 |
33 |
| Hambleden - Tasmania | 19-Aug-2024 |
Thomas Lovelock and Elizabeth Willis (married on 1 Oct 1738 at Hambleden, Buckinghamshire) | Hambleden-Tasmania | 114 | 47* |
| Jack Lovelock Line - the New Zealand runner | 16-Apr-2000 | John Edward Lovelock and Sarah Leach | 12 | 7 | |
| New South Wales |
15-Nov-2024 |
James Lovelock and Rosy Bell (named as his parents by their son William when he married on
4 Jul 1881 in New South Wales, Australia) |
Lambeth-Australia
and New Zealand |
69 |
36 |
| Glamorgan Lovelucks |
12-Apr-2016 |
John Loveluck, who married
Ann John at St Mary, Margam, 23 Nov 1765 |
2259 |
395 |
|
*Includes variants of the name Lovelock
Origins of the Trees
Bridgwater Fragment
This tree was compiled by Graham Lovelock, and was first added to the website, on the 'Work in Progress' page, on 27 September 2011.Because of associations between members of this Fragment with the name Calladine it was considered possible that Charles Lovelock's and Catherine Player's grandson Charles, baptised in Bridgwater, Somerset, on 17 May 1765, was the man who married Eleanor Cleland and became the progenitor of the St Pancras (Main) Tree. This was considered proven in early 2023, and the Fragment was merged into the St Pancras (Main) Tree on 23 Mar 2023. More details are available here.
Hambleden - Tasmania
The initial version of the tree (the Hambleden Tree) was constructed by James Loveluck in collaboration with Carol Tait, who provided valuable information especially concerning the Middlesex branch of the tree. The tree was first added to the Web Site on 22 June 2011.The current version was produced by James Loveluck after Carol Tait suggested that there was a clear connection between two trees then existing: the Hambleden Tree and the Middlesex - Tasmania Tree. The first version of the combined tree was added to the Web Site on 12 October 2011.