NOTE: THIS SITE IS CURRENTLY BEING IMPROVED & UPGRADED SO PLEASE VISIT AGAIN SOON! MY LIST OF NAMES IS CURRENT (ALTHOUGH STILL BEING ADDED TO) IF YOU WISH TO CHECK A POSSIBLE CONNECTION, OR EMAIL ME FOR MORE INFO. REMAINING FAMILY LINKS ETC WILL BE UP AND RUNNING SHORTLY. SOME OF THE FORMATTING IS A LITTLE STRANGE SO PLEASE FORGIVE ODD UNDERLINING OR BOLD TEXT – I HOPE TO HAVE THAT FIXED SOON.

Thank you, Lesley (20 July 2009)

Welcome to my web pages which are dedicated to family research of my own families as well as those of my ex-husband Rex. My research is on-going, so please let me know if you have any information to share, or would like any further information on a particular family and I will do my best to help. Please be aware that there may be errors in dates and places, so if you know the correct details please contact me at lesley.haslip@hotmail.com

Click on a name below to see more about a family including with some a history of the surname, or go straight to my List of Names to see if we share a common ancestor.

Families of REX HASLIP

BRIDGENS ~ BRIMNER ~ HASLIP ~ HAWKES ~ KIRKWOOD ~ McLARNON ~ McMULLEN ~ McPIKE ~ MITCHELL ~ MONIGATTI ~ MOORE ~ MURPHY ~ WEBB

Families of LESLEY WENZLICK

BATTEN ~ BRAITHWAITE ~ DAVIDGE ~ LAMB ~ MAY ~ MAY of Cornwall ~ MORRISON ~ PICKFORD ~ REITMANN ~ ROBOTTOM ~ SCHOTT ~ SILK ~ TRELEASE ~ TREWEEK ~ WALKER ~ WENZLICK ~ WHITAKER ~ WILDISH ~ WILLIAMS

Bohemian branches

BAYER ~ BOTELSAK ~ HENDL ~ PLESCHER ~ REMIGER ~ RUSSEK ~ SCHISCHKA ~ SCHOLLUM ~ STRAKA ~ WECH

Cornish branches

BULLOCK ~ DUNSTONE ~ EVERITT ~ GEORGE ~ KNIGHT ~ LAWRY ~ MORCOMBE ~ PHILP ~ VIVIAN

Stories of early settlers to New Zealand can be seen under The Albertlanders and A Pioneer Mother. The Royal New Zealand Fencibles includes information of Rex's family members who arrived on Fencible ships and the villages they settled in. My Roll of Honour recognizes family members who were killed in action during the First and Second World Wars, lest we forget.

Check out links to some of my geneaology Favourites.

Finally, there are many people I wish to thank for their help and inspiration in making my website possible, and some of these are listed in my Acknowledgements

“ gather ye the fragments that remain that nothing be lost”

(Motto of the Cornish Interest Group of the NZSG)