by Gary. M. Anstey, chief researcher of the Anstey story project.
- Overview of the Barnet Anstees
- BA 1. Richard Anstee (b 1779 Houghton Regis)
- BA 2. Richard Anstee (b 1806 Kensworth)
- BA 3. John Anstee (b c1811)
- BA 4. Joseph Anstee (b 1816 Kensworth)
- BA 5. William Anstee (b 1819 Kensworth)
- BA 6. Benjamin Anstee (b 1822 Kensworth)
- BA 7. George Anstee (b 1835 Barnet)
- BA 8. Henry Anstee (b 1841 Barnet)
- BA 9. Josiah Anstee (b 1844 Barnet)
- BA 10. John Anstee (b 1836 Hendon)
- BA 11. Walter Anstee (b 1848 Barnet)
- BA 12. Arthur John Anstee (b 1851 Hendon)
- BA 13. Frederick Anstee (b 1853 Mill Hill)
- BA 14. Edgar John Anstee (b 1874 Mill Hill)
- BA 15. Ernest John Anstee (b 1861 Mill Hill – served during World War One)
- BA 16. George Anstee (b 1877 Barnet – served during World War One)
- BA 17. Horace Edgar Anstee (b 1877 Wimbledon – served during World War One)
- BA 18. Charles James Anstee (b 1889 Cheshunt – served during World War One)
- BA 19. Richard Henry Anstee (b 1889 Manchester – served during World War One)
- BA 20. William Benjamin Anstee (b 1890 Cheshunt – served during World War One)
- BA 21. Ernest Gilbert Anstee (b 1892 Cheshunt – served during World War One)
- BA 22. William Anstee (b 1892 Fulham – served during World War One)
- BA 23. John Anstee (b 1894 Barnet – served during World War One)
- BA 24. Arthur Leonard Anstee (b 1895 Barnet – served during World War One)
- BA 25. Albert Anstee (b 1899 Hendon – served during World War One)
- Further Details on the Barnet Anstees
Overview of the Barnet Anstees
The Barnet Anstees are a sub-branch of the Houghton Regis Anstees. The patriarch of the Barnet Anstees is Richard Anstee (BA 1). We also include Mill Hill, Hendon and South Mimms in this sub-branch analysis, where quite a few Barnet Anstees lived.
[Note ‘Barnet’ includes both Chipping Barnet in Hertfordshire, as well as Barnet in North London/Middlesex, of which Chipping Barnet became a part.]
Also see ‘Anstey: A Complete History From the Norman Invasion to World War One‘.
Further Details on the Barnet Anstees
#1. William Austin Anstee (ED 14) had a family in Barnet in the 1860/70s, however he is of the Edlesborough Anstees.
#2. There was until recently an ‘Anstee’s Yard’ on Union Street in Barnet, surely named after Richard Anstee (BA 2), who owned a shop and dwelling house, as well as seven dwelling houses known as ‘Anstee’s Cottages’, in Union Street, Barnet in the 1890s.
Also see ‘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.
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