Over the next few weeks I will be making many changes and upgrades to this Website. Thank you for your patience – hopefully it will improve its usefulness greatly. Neil Errey
This genealogical site is to help individuals with Errey family connections and other associated families with family research. The earliest details are found in Sussex and Kent, England and focus is on the “Errey-Erry” family name.
Benjamin Frederick Errey 1858-1932 front centre , & most of his family
The data base that the details on this website are from has now ‘grown’ to over 16,600 people with over 5,400 families & over 3,100 different family names so a great many families worldwide are now included.
There is a number of families who have an in-direct connection to the Errey family, so it may be worth searching to see what you can discover anyway.
A small number of the records are from the 1600s but most cover the 1700s, 1800s and 1900s.
This site is still being developed and I would be most pleased to hear from related and non-related folks visiting this site.Any suggestion or ideas are most welcome.
There are details of over 10,000 individuals on this site and it is being updated on a regular basis, usually weekly. It may be worthwhile revisiting this site again in the future to explore updated details No living person is included for privacy reasons.
To search individuals records CLICK TO SEARCH and you will discover many details of deceased family members. Last updated 2 November 2017.
Simply fill in as much of the name as you know – you may be surprised what you find. All persons are listed with birth names.
There is an option on each individuals page to suggest additions and corrections
There are over over 1,800 photos connected to the detailed records of family members. Some details are still being added to these pictures. There are more pictures to add and I am hoping some site visitors of may be able to help with pictures of family members.
For the technically minded, I am using WordPress & the OceanWP theme for stories and front page information on these front pages. The Next Generation is then being used to find & display individuals and family members details in the search section.
A recent addition has been many historic details, along with a map showing more information of almost every person.
There are family stories, some of which include family trees in the left side menu on each page of this front section of the site. I plan to continue to add stories and ask for your help in making these available for all of us to enjoy.
