Included in the Drury
Family Pages are pedigrees as documented in the following
sources:
The Drury database
of Robert Dora, a Drury descendant and researcher
who is currently working on an upcoming book on
Drury history, and who shared his extensive
database on the Drury family tree. His
forthcoming book, "The Family Drury - The
Origin of the Name, Family, and Arms" is
expected to be the most extensive history of
Drury and allied families published to date.
Drury notes,
correspondence, and manuscripts on file at the
Ste. Genevieve, Missouri public library,
including the work of Joseph Dora and Dr. Robert
W. Drury.
Public records
from the Ste. Genevieve, Missouri and St. Mary's
County, Maryland courthouses.
The Ste.
Genevieve, Missouri "Project Pioneers"
books (published by the Ste. Genevieve Chamber of
Commerce) for the Drury, Vallé, Aubuchon,
Carron, Lalumonodiere, and Govreau families.
"Suffolk Manorial
Families" by
Joseph James Muskett, 1899
"The History and
Antiquities of Hawsted,
in the County of Suffolk" 1813 by the Rev.
Sir John Cullum
"Able Men of
Suffolk, 1638", transcribed from the
original roll in the Public Record Office, edited
by Charles Banks, 1931.
"The
History of the Family of Drury
In the Counties of Suffolk and Norfolk From the
Conquest", By Arthur Campling, London, 1937.
This book is transcribed on these pages and is an
excellent resource. Click here for Notes from Arthur
Campling and F.S.E. Drury
"Extinct and
Dormant Baronetcies of England, Ireland, and
Scotland" by John Burke and John Bernard
Burke, 1841
Various other
peerage books, including "A New Baronatage
of England" 1769, "English
Baronets" 1727, "Debrett's
Peerage" 1803 & 1807, "Burke's
Landed Gentry", "Burke's Peerage",
etc. from various years.
History of
Washtenaw County, Michigan, 1881
Genealogy and
Family History of the State of New Hampshire,
1908
The "Drury
Family Papers" compiled
by Richard Montray Drury, manuscript, 1889 (from
LDS films)
"Drury
Pedigrees of Ireland", compiled by H. C.
Drury, M.D., manuscript, Dublin, Ireland, 1923
(from LDS films)
"Maryland Catholics
on the Frontier",
by Tomothy J. O'Rourke
Pedigrees compiled
by John Henry Druery, manuscript, (Member of the
Hon. Society of the Middle Temple, Barrister at
Law, Member de La Societi Francais of the French
Academy D'Archaeologique; St. Leonard's Priory
Precinct, near Norwich, England, and Member of
the Archaeological Society of
Antiquaries)...(contributed by Sue
Druery)
"The Early
Drury Line of New England" and
"Descendants of Samuel and hannah
Drury" by Linda Lightholder Kmiecik, 1991
(both books together $35 from Mrs.
Linda L. Kmiecik,
431 South Center Street, Bensenville, IL 60106)
These are outstanding references especially for
the Protestant Drurys in America who descend from
these colonial settlers.
"Drury/Drewry
Family Roots & History in England
1066-1800's" by Douglas L. Drewry
"Records of
the Connecticut Line of the Hayden Family"
by Jabez Haskell Hayden, 1888
"Pioneers of
Old Ste. Genevieve" by Lucille Basler
"History of
Southeast Missouri",
1888, reprinted 1990
"History of
Randolph, Monroe, and Perry Counties,
Illinois", c. 1850
"Martyrs to
the Catholic Faith in England 1577-1684", by
Bishop Challoner, 1878, Edinburgh
"Wills and
Inventories of the Commissary of Bury St.
Edmund's", by Samuel Tymms, 1850, London
"Bury St.
Edmunds and the Urban Crisis: 1290-1539", by
Robert S. Gottfried, 1982, Princeton Press
"Suffolk and
Norfolk", M. R. James, 1930
"Norfolk
Churches", H. Munro Cautley, 1949
"Dry
Docking", Gerald Hagan, 1975, 1983
To these works I have
added my own research and that of many other Drury
descendants. Please note that much of the information in
the gedcom database has not been independently verified
and should only be used as a guide. Special thanks to
Robert Dora, Sue Druery, Michael Drury, Patricia Bishop
Obrist, Don Drury, Jim Drury, Joseph and Helen (Bowles)
Wilkinson of Dry Docking Farm, Linda Reno, John
Wilkinson, Marion McLeod, Art Brett, Henry Drury, Jayne
Grace, Clive Paine, Elizabeth Clarke, Helena Aldis, and
Major and Mrs. Hare of Docking Hall, for making their
information available. Each has made a significant
contribution to the Drury information on these pages.
Corrections, additions,
and early photographs are welcome. Please email the
Webmaster if you would like to add your Drury
information.
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