NEALE / ISHERWOOD / HAYES families in Leigh

[MaryA]

Good luck, we know from previous posts that our messages are picked up by google so perhaps somebody else researching in the same area will find this.

If there is any specific research we can try to help with please let us know.

[Hilary]

Moritz senior's baptism is on Ancestry. He was baptised on 13 August 1876 at St Silas Liverpool date if birth 15 December 1823 parents Solomon and Sarah. His name is given there as Moritz Neales.

Place of birth on the 1881 census on Ancestry has been transcribed as Corentewil Russia.

[Hilary]

Alexander Neale Nogglar was baptised in 1873 (on Ancestry) parents Moritz and Mary Nogglar. Moritz a tailor.

Moritz Nogglar's birth registered 1874

It would appear that Moritz started with a surname of something like Nogglar

The 1881 census when they are in London show Alexander, Moritz and Annette she was registered as Neale.

Young Maurice/Moritz dies in WW1

[Hilary]

Moritz Nogaler married Mary Williams in 1876 at St Mark Liverpool according to lances bmd.

If you google Moritz Nogaler there is an old posting of someone connected to this family. They state the family was from A place now in Latvia.

[Hilary]

Moritz must have been married before. His son Louis Nogaler married in Clerkenwell in 1884 he was a tailor like his father. The image for the marriage is on Ancestry.

Moritz and Mary are the witnesses at the marriage.

[Hilary]

Was any of the information I found helpful to you?

[Hilary]

In your post you said this

Any information and help would be greatly appreciated as I have been researching this person, with others for many years and would like to establish exactly where he came from, his links with the Leigh, and his descendants.

So I investigated to try and answer the bit about where he came from and descendants. I now find you knew all I found. I originally posted on the same day that you made your request so if you had replied sooner it would have helped.

In future I would suggest you actually stated exactly what you already knew so that people trying to be helpful didn't waste their time.