Christine Pike
Honor Code SignatorySigned 26 Apr 2018 | 108,568 contributions | 7,323 thank-yous | 8,556 connections
Signed 26 Apr 2018 | 108,568 contributions | 7,323 thank-yous | 8,556 connections
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Christine A. Pike aka Nicholson, Norman
Born 1950s.
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Biography
Christine Pike is a member of the Pike Name Study Project.
Christine Pike was born in Australia
Christine Pike has English ancestors.
Christine Pike has Scottish Ancestors.
I am an active member of the Pike One Name Study Project. Other than my own Pike ancestors, my special interest is in Pike families who emigrated to Australia, and their origins, particularly those in Wiltshire, England. I have also worked on extending and connecting many other Pike profiles in Australia, New Zealand, and England.
- Note: IF I AM MANAGER FOR A PROFILE THAT IS ONE OF YOUR DIRECT ANCESTORS, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME & I'LL ADD YOU AS THE MANAGER - just because I am currently the manager of a profile does not mean I am directly related .... I may be just "minding" the profile until a family member finds them!
My Ancestors
My own PIKE family originated from Tidcombe (a small village) in Wiltshire, England, where my 5xGGF, Joseph Pike (~1748-1818), lived. His two sons (my 4xGGF) James Pike (1797) and his brother, Joseph Pike (1789-1870), along with their wives and children (a combined family of 16 in total) emigrated to Australia in 1840 as free (assisted) settlers. Neither were young men (in their mid-late forties) and both listed their occupations as "agricultural labourer" (as did one of their older sons, whilst an elder daughter is listed as a maid). They arrived in South Australia from London on the ship Fairlie on July 7 1840. Many of their descendants soon moved on to other states of Australia - Tasmania, Victoria and Western Australia.
My paternal grandmother was a BRICKNELL. Her family, James Bricknell (1813-1895), emigrated to Australia from Ropley, Hampshire, England in 1856, and settled in Tasmania, where she married into the PIKE family.
My maternal grandfather was a TREWHELLA. His family, Theophilus Trewhella (~1825-1912), emigrated to Australia from Cornwall, England, in 1855, and settled in Buninyong, Victoria.
My maternal grandmother was a McKENZIE. Her family, Frank McKenzie (~1876-1962), settled in Buninyong, Victoria, where she met and married my grandfather TREWHELLA. Her father's origins remain unknown, as we can only trace him back to Geelong, Victoria, about 1850, as he listed his parents as "unknown" on his marriage certificate.
I have Scottish origins, from my GGrandmother, who was a ROBERTSON. She was born in Paisley, Scotland, and was only two years old when she arrived in Victoria in 1854 with her parents, Duncan McKellar Robertson (1830-1905). She married into the PIKE family.
Other Ancestral surnames:
4th Generation:
(Paternal):
- PICKFORD: Elizabeth PICKFORD (1849-1907) married James BRICKNELL (1845-1904) in 1870 in Tasmania, Australia
(Maternal):
- PASK: Elizabeth Anna PASK (1864-1938) married Theophilus TREWHELLA (1867-1935) in 1893 in Buninyong, Victoria, Australia
- IRISH: Alice Isabella IRISH (1871-1949) married Frank McKENZIE (1876-1962) in 1900 in Ballarat, Victoria, Australia
5th Generation:
(Paternal):
- GILL: Elizabeth GILL (1828-1892) married Isaac PIKE (1826-1889) in 1848 in Adelaide, SA
- STEVENSON: Sarah STEVENSON (1831-1910) married Duncan McKellar ROBERTSON (1830-1905) in 1851 at Paisley, Renfrew, Scotland
- PULLENGER: Anne PULLENGER (1817-1913) married James BRICKNELL (1813-1895) in 1834 in Ropley, Hampshire, England
- LOCK: Elizabeth LOCK (1808-1877) married George PICKFORD (1809-1875)
(Maternal):
- HILL: Elspeth Jane HILL (abt.1832-1891) married Theophilus TREWHELLA (1825-1912) in 1858 in Victoria, Australia
- WALTHAM: Charlotte WALTHAM (1833-1907) married Lambert PASK (~1831-1899) in 1854 in Lambeth, London, England
- HURFORD: Sarah Ann HURFORD (1837-1900) married Arthur Edwin IRISH (~1836-1870) in 1861 in Somerset, England
6th Generation:
(Paternal):
- SEXTON: Martha SEXTON (1794-1862) married James PIKE (1797-) in1821 in Tidcombe, Wiltshire, England
- POPE: Mary POPE (1804-1862) married William GILL (1800-1849) in 1823 in Winkleigh, Devon, England
- McKELLAR: Agnes McKELLAR (1803-) married John ROBERTSON (1804-) in 1825 in Abbey, Renfrewshire, Scotland
- BARR: Elizabeth BARR (1813-) married William STEVENSON (1810-)
- PINK: Elizabeth PINK (1781-) married James BRICKNELL (1778) in 1801 in Selbourne, Hampshire, England
- FORD: Ann FORD (1779-) married William PULLINGER (1780) in 1800 in Cheriton, Hampshire, England
(Maternal):
- BERRYMAN: Anne BERRYMAN (1793-1862) mother of Theophilus TREWHELLA (1825-1912)
- MORRICE: Agnes MORRICE (1808-) married Findlay HILL (1784) in 1829 in Lanarkshire, Scotland
- HULL: Sarah Ann Vincent HULL (1801-1853) married Samuel IRISH (1803-1863) in 1828 in Somerset, England
- VINE: Susanna VINE (1806-) married John HURFORD (1799-1877) in 1827 in Devon, England
7th Generation:
(Paternal):
- LOVELOCK: Ann LOVELOCK (1758-bef.1802) married Joseph PIKE (1748-1818) in 1779 in Tidcombe, Wiltshire, England
- MAY: Jane MAY (1759-1823) married James SEXTON (1753-1836) in 1779 in Pewsey, Wiltshire, England
- LAIRD: Henrietta LAIRD (1775-1860) married Duncan McKELLAR (1775-1836) in 1799 in Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire, Scotland
- VANSTONE: Elizabeth VANSTONE (1775-1841) married John GILL (1772-1846) in 1794 in Iddesleigh, Devon, England
- JACKSON: Elizabeth JACKSON (1757-) married James BRICKNELL (1755-) in 1778 in East Tisted, Hampshire, England
- GREY: Olive GREY (1758-1841) married Arthur PULLINGER (1756-1841) in 1780 in Ropley, Hampshire, England
- WELLS: Martha WELLS (1748-) married John FORD (1757-) in 1778 in Tichborne, Hampshire, England
(Maternal):
- WITHERALL: Ann WITHERALL (1773-1853)]] married James IRISH (1770-1844) in 1794 in Somerset, England
- CLARKE: Mary CLARK (1775-) married Richard VINE (1783-1859) in 1801 in Devon, England
Sources
- First-hand information. Entered by Christine Pike at registration.
DNA
- MyHeritageDNA Ethnicity estimate for Christine Pike
- 59%: Irish, Scottish, and Welsh (2 Genetic Groups)
- 27.7%: English
- 13.3%: 2 other ethnicities (Scandinavian and Finnish)
- 5 Additional Genetic Groups
- Paternal relationship is confirmed by a MyHeritageDNA test match between Christine Pike and her 1st cousin, Dorothy. Their most-recent common ancestors are their grandparents Caleb Pike and Ethel Grace (Bricknell) Pike.
Predicted relationship from MyHeritage: "1st cousin, great-aunt", based on sharing 843.4 cM across 27 segments.
- Shared DNA: 11.9% (843.4 cM)
- Shared segments: 27
- Largest segment: 84.9 cM
- Paternal relationship is confirmed by a MyHeritageDNA test match between Christine Pike and her 1st cousin, Dawn. Their most-recent common ancestors are their grandparents Caleb Pike and Ethel Grace (Bricknell) Pike.
Predicted relationship from MyHeritage: "Great-aunt, 1st cousin", based on sharing 761.4 cM across 27 segments.
- Shared DNA: 10.7% (761.4 cM)
- Shared segments: 29
- Largest segment: 69.8 cM
- Paternal relationship is confirmed by a MyHeritageDNA test match between Christine Pike and her 3rd cousin, John Maxwell Moir. Their most-recent common ancestors are their 2nd great grandparents, James Bricknell and Anne (Pullinger) Bricknell.
Predicted relationship from MyHeritage: "1st cousin twice removed - 3rd cousin once removed", based on sharing 106.5 cM across 3 segments.
- Shared DNA: 1.5% (106.5 cM)
- Shared segments: 3
- Largest segment: 72.2 cM
- Maternal relationship is confirmed by a MyHeritageDNA test match between Christine Pike and her 3rd cousin, Erin Lightfoot. Their most-recent common ancestors are their 2nd great grandparents, Arthur Edwin Irish and Sarah Ann (Hurford) Irish.
Predicted relationship from MyHeritage: "1st cousin twice removed - 3rd cousin once removed", based on sharing 100.6 cM across 5 segments.
- Shared DNA: 1.4% (100.6 cM)
- Shared segments: 5
- Largest segment: 30.4 cM
My WikiTree Directive
My Request: "To aid WikiTree in the administration of my account should I be incapacitated, or in the event of my death, I hereby give permission for:
- all living private profiles I manage to be transferred to any/one of the above members of my family, whether or not they are currently on the Trusted Lists
- all deceased private profiles I manage to be changed to open, since I am confident they contain no personal or private details which could infringe upon the privacy rights of any living family members
- Thank you, Pike-5935 " 11:39, 16 June 2021 (UTC)
Note
As an active member who makes regular contributions to WikiTree, should I repeatedly fail to respond to an important private message, you may contact a member of my family requesting advice on my status:
Only the Trusted List can access the following:
- Christine's formal name
- full middle name (A.)
- e-mail address
- exact birthdate
- birth location
- images (1)
- spouse's name and marriage information
DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Christine:
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Christine:
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100.00%
100.00%
Christine Pike:
MyHeritage DNA, GEDmatch NM7131488 [compare], yourDNAportal CHR8be40991
Genealogist-to-Genealogist (G2G) Forum posts about Christine:
- Christine Pike is a Wonderful WikiTreer Nov 6, 2021.
- Christine Pike is a Wonderful WikiTreer Jul 7, 2021.
- Christine Pike is a Wonderful WikiTreer Nov 26, 2020.
- Christine Pike is a Wonderful WikiTreer Nov 26, 2020.
- Christine Pike is a Wonderful WikiTreer Aug 10, 2020.
- Christine Pike is a Wonderful WikiTreer Dec 17, 2019.
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Categories: Ballarat, Victoria | Bendigo, Victoria | Geelong, Victoria | Ballarat, Victoria, Pike Name Study | Pike-5935
Sorry, but I am not related to the Pikes in Newfoundland - I have just been helping to try and connect and cleanup the Newfoundland Pike profiles already in WikiTree.
If I come across anything about the Danson-Snow connection I will let you know.
Regards, Christine
Vicki Heneker, Sth Australia
I am always glad to hear my efforts are appreciated.
Kind regards, Christine
😁 Christine
I wish I could work out where Elizabeth came from before she married as she is unconnected to the main tree and my interest is rather tangential. Thank you for improving her biography. However, I am a bit puzzled as to why you added 'link not available without subscription' to the marriage citation. My experience with www.findmypast.co.uk is that English parish baptisms and marriages are available without subscription (a free account is all that's required), it is only burials that are behind the paywall. Are the access rules different on other countries' versions of FMP? Ruth
I noticed you sent me two thank yous today for Amy Pyke Stabb (1765-). 😊. Amy has been one of my brick walls. I’ve been trying to see if her family was part of the Newfoundland fishery that stemmed from Devon but have so far been unsuccessful. I’m interested in joining the Pike Project.
Lynn Chapple
Thanks for contacting me. It would be great to have another helping hand on the Pike project - just go to the project page (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Pike_Name_Study) and follow instructions there on joining, and update the page with your details.
Currently, there is no-one working on Newfoundland Pikes, so I hope you can locate those connections you are hoping for.
Good luck, and best wishes, Christine
I have noted that you are adding sources and references to my Wiltshire family. I was planning to say before that although your focus is Tidcombe, it could be reasonable to add the family connections in Ham and Fosbury for more connections. Maybe not so much immediate family but a broader group that might be connected.
You have already noted Isaac Whitebread, his elder two sons were christened in Tidcombe. Isaac emigrated with his family on 'Charles Kerr', arriving 17 Jun 1840. Also on that voyage was his brother-in-law George Mills with wife and children.
That's quite amusing!
I do like and will copy the paragraph in your profile "Note: IF I AM MANAGER FOR A PROFILE THAT IS ONE OF YOUR DIRECT ANCESTORS, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME & I'LL ADD YOU AS THE MANAGER - just because I am currently the manager of a profile does not mean I am directly related .... I may be just "minding" the profile until a family member finds them!".
Regards, Steve.
P.S. I spend most of my time looking at German and Irish family connections. I looked through your profile and "Tidcombe, Wiltshire" is a location that seems very familiar from my researching the Whitebread family. For example James (Whitebread-102).
edited by Steve Thomas
You have added a lot of information to the profile of my GG-grandfather Philip James (Marchant-924). https://noye.agsa.sa.gov.au/Photogs/March_pj.htm You might have noticed that one of PJ's daughters married a grandson of James (Nicholson-6176).
P.S. Love the photos in your family collection!
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edited by Steve Thomas
I have completed the required merges to align the family members. Regards, Christine
Thank you so much for the lovely appreciation message you posted on the forum. I am new here so it was so touching to receive one!
I would also like to thank you for your role in the Pike/Pyke name study. It's great to be able to contribute in any small way to a bigger study; I have a few more Pykes to add, going back to 1582!
Kind regards,
J
Katharina (Bergen) Driedger is one of 3 duplicate profiles (husband/wife/child) which required merging - her husband Johan Driedger and a daughter Aganetha B Driedger (1761-1801) (which were merged about a month ago).
The birth date of 1738 in lakendorf was part of the original profile Bergen-399 when created by T Pethoud with an Ancestry source. The other profile, Bergen-696, created by Mari-Lyn (Hudson) Harris included no date information, and was only sourced by "529905 Grandma online" (see https://www.grandmaonline.org/GMOL-6b/login.asp) so the date from Bergen-399 was used.
I am not able to check either sources as they are both Subscription only, so I suggest you contact the profile manager, T Pethoud, for further information.
Sorry I cannot be of more help.
Cheers, Margaret
Christine
TANSWELL, MARY ELIZABETH PIKE GRO Reference: 1863 S Quarter in CHRISTCHURCH HANTS Volume 02B Page 523
She married her first cousin Francis Henry Pike.
Oh, just looked for Frank and see that you already have her :)
edited by Monica (Edmunds) Kanellis
Perhaps you can use the updates I made as a guide to adding any further sources you find. I also found looking at how others did tgeir profiles helpul when I first started. Let me know if there is anything I can do to help you. P.S. The help pages are useful, ie. https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:How_to_Edit_a_Profile
Thanks, Laura
can i please ask dont you get notice of a pending merge now like we used to get before it is completed thank you Rita
If you are a profile manager, and you propose the merge, as you did on 2 Aug, 2020, then no you don't get an email, only the other profile manager does.
You then have to wait for them to approve it, or until a default approval happens after 30 days.
You don't get an email to tell you if this happens, only once the merge has been completed.
PS. You can view the status of any merges you propose under the Menu item "Find-> Pending Merges-> Pending Merges Initiated by me"
Regards,
Christine
There is a problem however. Sources 8 and 9 don't match. Which one is most likely to be correct?
Bob Loov
Yes, I was not able to solve that mismatch when merging, so I left the death date you appear to have obtained from Ancestry, but also retained the conflicting date/source from the other profile for you to sort out with the other profile manager. Sorry, I can't be of more help. I probably should have put a note in explaining. I was not able to verify either dates, since Ancestry and and source 8 are both subscribed sites I can't access, and when I went to the site for source 9, my searches were not successful. Have you been in contact with the other profile manager? Christine
Thanks. You’ve already been a great help with what you have already done. I will sort this out with the help of the other profile manager.
Bob
edited by Christine Pike
Good to see another Pike descendent joining Wikitree, and adding their family into our global community. Perhaps your tree will connect into other existing family branches. Good luck with your research. Thank you Christine
As long as both are "open" profiles, after the "default approval" time has passed (30 days I think) anyone can complete a merge. Christine
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edited by Thomas Teters
Joshua Rosevear and Eliza Pike are on Familysearch, you may find this link uesful. I have connected Joshua to his parents. https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHW3-455
Congratulations on making more than 1,000 contributions to WikiTree for the Month of May. We all appreciate your efforts to make our Shared Tree the best it can be. Keep up the great work and THANK YOU!
Pip Sheppard
WikiTree Appreciation Team
I see we are 5th cousins through our McKeller line. I have given you access to Duncan, our common ancestor per your request. I see only my DNA for comparison. Please consider adding some family members DNA tests to help assist in proving our connection. Drop me a line. Enjoy, and continued happy hunting.