by Gary. M. Anstey, chief researcher of the Anstey story project.
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- Overview of the Birmingham Ansteys (Code ‘BI’)
- BI 1. Samuel Anstey (b 1742 Coleshill)
- BI 2. John Anstey (b 1748 Coleshill)
- BI 3. Samuel Martin Anstey (b 1780 Birmingham)
- BI 4. Simeon Anstey (b 1788 Birmingham)
- BI 5. John Anstey (b 1774 Birmingham)
- BI 6. Samuel Anstey (b 1776 Birmingham)
- BI 7. George Anstey (b c1791 Birmingham)
- BI 8. Thomas Anstey (b c1790 Birmingham)
- BI 9. William Samuel Anstey (b 1822 Birmingham)
- BI 10. Arthur Anstey (b 1839 Birmingham)
- BI 11. John Anstey (b 1811 Ulverston)
- BI 12. Joseph Anstey (b 1813 Birmingham)
- BI 13. Henry Anstey (b 1820 Birmingham)
- BI 14. Frederick George Anstey (b 1823 Birmingham)
- BI 15. Samuel Anstey (b 1800 Birmingham)
- BI 16. John Anstey (b 1807 Birmingham)
- BI 17. Joseph Anstey (b 1815 Birmingham)
- BI 18. George Anstey (b 1816 Birmingham)
- BI 19. James Anstey (b 1823 Birmingham)
- BI 20. James Anstey (b c1823 Birmingham)
- BI 21. Nehemiah Samuel Anstey (b 1847 Birmingham)
- BI 22. Arthur Anstey (b 1867 Birmingham)
- BI 23. John Mathew Anstey (b 1837 Birmingham)
- BI 24. Joseph Charles Anstey (b 1854 Birmingham)
- BI 25. George Wallace Anstey (b 1857 Birmingham)
- BI 26. Samuel Anstey (b 1846 Shoreditch)
- BI 27. John George Anstey (b 1837 Birmingham)
- BI 28. George Anstey (b 1839 Birmingham)
- BI 29. Frederick Anstey (b 1849 Birmingham)
- BI 30. Alfred Anstey (b 1840 Birmingham)
- BI 31. Joseph Anstey (b 1838 Birmingham)
- BI 32. Edwin Henry Anstey (b 1850 Birmingham)
- BI 33. Eliza Agnes Anstey (b 1862 Birmingham)
- BI 34. William Thomas Anstey (b 1873 Wednesbury)
- BI 35. John William Anstey (b 1863 Birmingham)
- BI 36. Edwin Herbert Anstey (b 1873 Harborne)
- BI 37. Archibald Francis Anstey (b 1881 Harborne)
- BI 38. John Thomas Anstey (b 1862 Birmingham)
- BI 39. Frank Anstey (b 1869 Birmingham)
- BI 40. Joseph Whately Anstey (b 1850 Birmingham)
- BI 41. George Anstey (b 1864 Aston)
- BI 42. Arthur Anstey (b 1882 Aston)
- BI 43. Silvester Anstey (b 1862 Birmingham)
- BI 44. Frederick Anstey (b 1868 Birmingham)
- BI 45. Alfred Henry Anstey (b 1872 Brixton – served during World War One)
- BI 46. Horace Anstey (b 1875 Lambeth – served during World War One)
- BI 47. Leonard Francis Anstey (b 1877 Lambeth – served and died during World War One)
- BI 48. Francis Albert Anstey (b 1878 Aston – served during World War One)
- BI 49. Gordon Westbourne Anstey (b 1879 Harborne – served during World War One)
- BI 50. Henry Anstey (b 1879 Birmingham – served during World War One)
- BI 51. Arthur Herbert Anstey (b 1891 Birmingham – served and died during World War One)
- BI 52. John Darrall Anstey (b 1892 Erdington – served and died during World War One)
- BI 53. George Henry Anstey (b 1893 Birmingham – served during World War One)
- BI 54. Frank Silvester Anstey (b 1898 Aston – served during World War One)
- BI 55. William Anstey (b 1899 Sheffield – served during World War One)
- BI 56. Edward Victor Anstey (b 1901 Aston – served during World War One)
- Further Details on the Birmingham Ansteys
Overview of the Birmingham Ansteys (Code ‘BI’)
The Birmingham Ansteys are a sub-branch of the Coleshill Ansteys, themselves a sub-branch of the Hampton in Arden Ansteys. The patriarchs of the Birmingham Ansteys are two brothers Samuel Anstey (BI 1) and John Anstey (BI 2).
Further Details on the Birmingham Ansteys
#1. Anstey Physical Training College at Edington, Birmingham was not named after this sub-branch, but after Rhoda Anstey (JU 16) of the Juryhayes Ansteys.
#2. Francis (Frank) Anstey who lived in St Thomas, Birmingham in the 1841 Census with his wife Charlotte and their one year old son James is patriarch of the Grand Rapids, Michigan Ansteys.
#3. A Robert Anstey (b 1754) was victualler of the Royal Oak, Charlbury from 1811 to 1822. He died in 1836, the ‘Oxford University and City Herald‘ 10 September 1836 edition “Died: On Sunday last aged 82, Mr Robert Anstey of the Royal Oak, Woodstock and formerly of Charlbury“
Also see ‘Anstey: A Complete History From the Norman Invasion to World War One‘.
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