The Edlesborough Anstees

by Gary. M. Anstey, chief researcher of the Anstey story project.

• Edlesborough Anstees Overview
• ED 1. Joseph Anstee (b 1754 Leigh)
• ED 2. Mathew Anstee (b 1761 Houghton Regis)
• ED 3. Joseph Anstee (b 1778 Houghton Regis)
• ED 4. John James Anstee (b 1790 Flamstead)
• ED 5. Mathew Anstee (b 1791 Flamstead)
• ED 6. Mathew Anstee (b 1786 Edlesborough)
• ED 7. Joseph Anstee (b c1790 Dagnall)
• ED 8. William Anstee (b c1793 Dagnall)
• ED 9 James John Anstee (b 1837 St Pancras)
• ED 10. Edward Anstee (b 1812 Edlesborough)
• ED 11. Joseph Anstee (b 1812 Edlesborough)
• ED 12. Michael Anstee (b 1814 Edlesborough)
• ED 13. Alfred Anstee (b 1823 Great Berkhampstead)
• ED 14. William Austin Anstee (b 1818 Kensworth)
• ED 15. Percy Townshend Anstee (b 1865 Guiltcross)
• ED 16. Arthur Anstee (b 1868 Guiltcross)
• ED 17. Edmund B. Anstee (b 1837 Biddlesdon)
• ED 18. Joseph Alfred Anstee (b 1856 Cardigan)
• ED 19. Alfred Thomas Anstee (b 1865 Burton)
• ED 20. George Frederick William Anstee (b 1862 Barnet)
• ED 21. Francis Anstee (b 1865 Barnet)
• ED 22. Alfred Henry Anstee (b 1828 Hertfordshire – emigrated to Canada)
• ED 23. Edward Joseph Anstee (b 1869 Burton – served during World War One)
• ED 24. Percy Townshend Anstee (b 1889 St Giles – served during World War One)
• ED 25. George Anstee (b 1893 Writtle – served and died during World War One)
• ED 26.Edward Curtis Anstee (b 1894 Writtle – served during World War One)
• ED 27. Hugh Austin Anstee (b 1896 Writtle – served during World War One)
• ED 28. Harold Anstee (b 1897 Hull – served during World War One)
• ED 29. Richard Collicott Anstee (b 1898 Writtle – served during World War One)
• Further Details on the Edlesborough Anstees

Edlesborough Anstees Overview

The Edlesborough Anstees (which includes the village of Dagnall) are a sub-branch of the Houghton Regis Anstees. The patriarchs of the Edlesborough Anstees are two brothers Joseph Anstee (ED 1) and Mathew Anstee (ED 2).

Also see ‘Anstey: A Complete History From the Norman Invasion to World War One‘.

Further Details on the Edlesborough Anstees

See ‘Anstey: A Complete History From the Norman Invasion to World War One‘.

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