Havelock

Havelock One-Name Study

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Study details

Study: Havelock

Variants: Havelock-Allan

Category: 2 - A study where research using core genealogical datasets and transcriptions is well under way, but currently in some countries only.

DNA website: www.familytreedna.com/public/havelock/default.aspx

Contact: Mr Roger Havelock

About the study

My Havelock research started in 1963, as I wanted to know if there was a family connection with that of Major General Sir Henry Havelock, of the Relief of Lucknow fame in India 1857. His statue stands in Trafalgar Square on the Charing Cross corner and in Mowbray Park Sunderland.

The surname is one of the rarer ones, which encouraged me to record all the Havelocks from the General Record Office Indexes, which at the time were held at Somerset House, then later at St. Catherines.

I joined the Guild of One-Name Studies in 1981, having obtained all the necessary records.

Name origin

The origin of name is of Old Norse, and most likely connected to the Legend of Havelok the Dane in the 12th century manuscript.

Distribution of the name

It is a North of England surname, mainly found in the area along the Tyne in Northumberland, Sunderland in County Durham and Cleveland in the North Riding of Yorkshire.

Data

All the Havelocks from the General Record Office Indexes, Probate Index of Wills and administrations from 1858, Census Indexes, Latter Day Saints Genaelogical Index, Marriage Bonds and Printed Parish Registers

DNA

Just starting a DNA Project

Contact Details

Mr Roger Havelock

General Search Results

Occurrences of the surname Havelock in the Guild Indexes

(Click on the number to view the search results in each index. Indexes marked by * are only accessible by logged in Guild members.)

Global Marriages (public) 6
Global Marriages (members)* 13
Probate Index* 38
Datastores (public) 2
Study materials for the study Havelock* 4

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