by Gary. M. Anstey and Thomas John Anstey, chief researchers of the Anstey story project.
- Stoke Gifford Ansteys Overview
- SG 1. John Anstey (b 1751 Iron Acton)
- SG 2. Thomas Anstey (b 1761 Iron Acton)
- SG 3. William Anstey (b 1787 Frampton Cotterell)
- SG 4. Thomas Anstey (b c1788 Stoke Gifford?)
- SG 5. John Anstey (b 1812 Iron Acton)
- SG 6. Thomas Anstey (b 1815 Iron Acton)
- SG 7. George Anstey (b 1823 Frampton Cotterell)
- SG 8. Henry Anstey (b 1826 Frampton Cotterell)
- SG 9. Robert Anstey (b 1837 Stoke Gifford)
- SG 10. William Anstey (b 1820 Kington)
- SG 11. Thomas Anstey (b 1822 Kington)
- SG 12. Henry Anstey (b 1824 Kington)
- SG 13. George Anstey (b 1826 Kington)
- SG 14. Emma Anstey (b 1827 Kington)
- SG 15. Ellen Anstey (b 1834 Kington)
- SG 16. Charles Anstey (b 1837 Kington)
- SG 17. Philip Thomas Anstey (b 1850 Stoke Gifford)
- SG 18. Tom Anstey (b 1853 Bristol)
- SG 19. Henry Anstey (b 1850 Bristol)
- SG 20. Robert Anstey (b 1852 Winterbourne)
- SG 21. Thomas Henry Anstey (b 1857 Llangattock)
- SG 22. Kate Anstey (b 1861 Llangattock)
- SG 23. Henry Anstey (b 1847 Thornbury)
- SG 24. Thomas Anstey (b 1850 Thornbury)
- SG 25. Alfred Henry Williams Anstey (b 1858 Tortworth)
- SG 26. Francis Henry Anstey (b 1878 Winterbourne)
- SG 27. Frederick Thomas Anstey (b 1880 Winterbourne)
- SG 28. William Henry Anstey (b 1877 Cardiff – served during the Second Boer War and World War One)
- SG 29. George James Anstey (b 1882 Cardiff – served during the Second Boer War and World War One)
- SG 30. Thomas John Edmund Anstey (b 1884 Cardiff – known as Tom, he was an Anstey Researcher who served and died during World War One)
- SG 31. Edward Archibald Anstey (b 1885 Cardiff – served during World War One).
- SG 32. Henry Charles Anstey (b 1875 Bristol – served during the Second Boer War and World War One)
- SG 33. Thomas Ford Anstey (b 1881 Thornbury – served during World War One)
- SG 34. Henry Anstey (b 1887 Falfield – served and died during World War One);
- SG 35. Alfred Richard William Anstey (b 1893 Falfield – served during World War One);
- Gary Mark Anstey (b 1966 Nottingham – Chief Researcher of the Anstey Story Project)
- Further Information on the Stoke Gifford Ansteys
Stoke Gifford Ansteys Overview
The Stoke Gifford Ansteys, the sub-branch to which I (Gary) and fellow chief researcher Tom belong, trace their origins to John Anstey (SG 1), who was baptised in 1751 in Iron Acton to parents William Anstie (DY 7) and Amy Parks. Hence the Stoke Gifford Ansteys are a sub-branch of the Dyrham Ansteys. John’s brother Thomas Anstey (SG 2) played a huge part in the early years of this sub-branch and is effectively the Stoke Gifford Anstey co-patriarch.
The entirety of the Stoke Gifford Anstey pedigree has now been mapped out and the lives of all of the early members is known in great detail. They are all thoroughly documented in the book
‘ANSTEY: The Stoke Gifford Branch‘
This is the fourth book co-authored by Gary and Tom, the first edition of which was privately printed in September 2019.
Also see ‘Anstey: A Complete History From the Norman Invasion to World War One‘.
Sub-branches of the Stoke Gifford Ansteys are the:
- Cumberland, Iowa Ansteys
- Grand River, Iowa Ansteys
- Grant, Wisconsin Ansteys
- Llandenny Ansteys
- Massena, Iowa Ansteys
Further Information on the Stoke Gifford Ansteys
See also ‘Anstey: A Complete History From the Norman Invasion to World War One‘
Anybody who finds any mistakes on this page, please contact us at research@theansteystory.com and we will correct them.
The Complete Anstey Story - From 1143 to Modern Times 