Willingale One Name Study
 Willingale Family Tree


  We are assuming these are the brothers Henry Alfred, Herbert Stanley, Archibald Arthur, Albert Victor & Frank Montague. Only Herbert Stanley Willingale (2nd left) has thus far been positively identified. Photo was taken in 1908

Willingale Family Tree

This is a one name study of the Willingale family name.

The tree contains Willingales, their spouses and descendants only, with one notable exception, the inclusion of a few additional Higgins. The Higgins family were involved, along with the Willingales, in the saving of Epping Forest, and the inclusion of a few extra Higgins allows us to show the relationship between the 4 individuals most involved in the saga; Thomas Willingale, Samuel Willingale, Alfred Willingale and William Higgins.

All places are listed with their current spelling and counties, for example, East Ham used to be in Essex but is now part of London. Therefore East Ham is listed as being in London for all entries in the family tree. We avoid using archaic places name where a more modern one is in every day usage, for example we have records listing events in Somersetshire, however in the family tree these are just listed as Somerset. However, Middlesex is still used in the place names database.

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Some notable Willingale's are details here.

Some of the more interesting media items on the website are detailed here.

Popular surnames, apart from Willingale

Gravestock Reeve Green Chatwin Allder Clark Wilson Abbott Collins Matthews Sicely Culpitt Rabnett Williams Simpson Smith Fursdon Cummins Brown Rand Turner Woollaston Whiting Mizen Jones Carter Webb Jennings Rose Edgeworth Young Harris Wren Snow Mortimer Welford Chippendale Humphrey Taylor Mitchell White Twilley Phelps Redding

Feature Articles

feature 1 The Kings Head Details of the Supper supposedly given by the Rev Maitland to the Loppers of Loughton.

feature 2 Samuel Willingale Transcript of Samuel's evidence to the Epping Forest Arbitration Proceedings, 03 Nov 1880

feature 3 The Willingale Axes The history of the two Axes given by the Willingale family to the Essex Field Club

feature 4 The October 1866 Chancery Proceedings The legal action to stop the Loughton Enclosures


Todays Birthdays
Edward Bacon - 1857

Todays Marriages
Samuel Willingale married Eliza Louisa Codrington - 1916

Todays Deaths
Mary Ann Holloway - 1909
Lilian Gertrude Mercer - 1988

Trees Last updated on :
Willingale One Name Study - 08 Nov 2023
Unconnected Willingales - 04 Jan 2021