Michael Pickup
Honor Code SignatorySigned 11 Nov 2018 | 122,489 contributions | 1,140 thank-yous | 2,932 connections
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Michael T. Pickup
Born 1930s.
Ancestors 
and Brother of
Madge Margaret Annie (Pickup) Arnold and Bernard James Pickup
Descendants 
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Biography
Michael has been a member of the England Project for over 1,000 days.
Michael Pickup has completed the England Project's Orphan Trail.
Michael was born in 1933, the son of William James Pickup and Nelly Quin. His birth was registered in Edmonton, Middlesex, in 1933. First-hand information entered by Michael Pickup at registration.[1][2]
Open Space resources
'Martin-Leake, Double VC' by Ann Clayton
'My Brother Benjamin' by his sister Beth Britten
'Virginia Woolf' a biography by her nephew Quentin Bell
Changed spelling of the Monger / Mongour surname
Extracts from Edward Septimus Williams' diary
Hannah Vincent Operatic Society
Jane Austen's Family through Five Generations
NoDoubleVision home for images
Querying_which_Joseph_Porter_married_Dorcas_Gardner_in_1796
The Prince Family
The_Quin_Family_of_Southern_England
'Boosey & Hawkes, the Publishing Story' by Helen Wallace (co-Manager)
Dissenting Academy at Homerton (co-Manager)
'Michael Faraday - a Sandemanian and Scientist' by Geoffrey Cantor (co-Manager)
'Family Business' a History of Grosvenor Chater 1690-1977, by Michael Chater (co-Manager)
Orphan Working School, Hoxton (co-Manager)
Records of the Family of Deacon, of Kettering and London, with notices of allied families (co-Manager)
Sandemanian Church in Dundee, Scotland (co-Manager)
Earliest Known Ancestors
Y-DNA - Direct Male Line
Starting with the father of Michael Pickup:
- William Pickup b. 1888-05-08, Hackney, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom DNA ✓
- Edward Pickup b. 1858-11-19, Greenwich, Kent, England, United Kingdom DNA ✓
- Joseph Pickup b. 1825-07-26, Greenwich, Kent, England, United Kingdom DNA ✓
- Edward Pickup b. 1793-00-00, New Cross, Deptford, Kent, England [confident]
- John Pickup b. 1765-07-19, London, England [confident]
- John Pickup b. 1747-00-00 [confident]
View the Y-DNA descendants of John Pickup.
mtDNA - Direct Female Line
Starting with the mother of Michael Pickup:
- Nelly Quin b. 1889-12-04, Westminster, London, England, United Kingdom DNA ✓
- Sarah Bennett b. 1854-09-27, Westminster, London, England, United Kingdom DNA ✓
- Margaret Rooff b. 1834-00-00, Margate, Kent, England, United Kingdom DNA ✓
- Elizabeth Gates b. 1811-00-00, Canterbury, Kent, England, United Kingdom [confident]
- Elizabeth Hills b. 1790-00-00 [confident]
- Sophia Vincent b. 1765-00-00, Kent, England [uncertain]
View the mtDNA descendants of Sophia Vincent.
DNA matches
Ancestry confirmed matches
Pickup and Jones families (151 cMs) 2nd cousins 1x removed
An Ancestry DNA test has been done which confirms the link between Michael Pickup and his second cousin once removed. Predicted relationship from AncestryDNA 2nd Cousin once removed, based on sharing 151 cM across 8 segments. Their most recent common ancestors are his great grandfather Joseph Thomas Pickup (1825-1863) and great grandmother Emma (Rook) Pickup (1827-1873).
Therefore the DNA test confirms
Michael Pickup is the son of William Pickup
and William Pickup is the son of Edward James Pickup (1858-1939)
and Edward James Pickup (1858-1939) is the son of Joseph Thomas Pickup (1825-1863) and Emma (Rook) Pickup (1827-1873).
It also confirms
Robert Jones is the child of Irene Susan (Pickup) Jones (1924-abt.2004)
and Irene Susan (Pickup) Jones (1924-abt.2004) is the daughter of Albert Walter Pickup (1894-1940)
and Albert Walter Pickup (1894-1940) is the son of Alfred Walter Pickup (1863-1919)
and Alfred Walter Pickup (1863-1919) is the son of Joseph Thomas Pickup (1825-1863) and Emma (Rook) Pickup (1827-1873).[3]
Pickup and Wagland families (103 cMs) 2nd cousins 1x removed
An Ancestry DNA test match has been done which confirms the link between Michael Pickup and his second cousin once removed. Predicted relationship from AncestryDNA 2nd Cousin once removed, based on sharing 103 cM across 4 segments. Their most recent common ancestors are his great grandfather Joseph Thomas Pickup (1825-1863) and great grandmother Emma (Rook) Pickup (1827-1873).
Therefore the DNA test confirms
Michael Pickup is the son of William Pickup
and William Pickup is the son of Edward James Pickup (1858-1939)
and Edward James Pickup (1858-1939) is the son of Joseph Thomas Pickup (1825-1863) and Emma (Rook) Pickup (1827-1873).
It also confirms
Brenda Wagland is the child of George William Wagland (1916-1987)
and George William Wagland (1916-1987) is the son of Lucy Charlotte (Pickup) Wagland (1890-1988)
and Lucy Charlotte (Pickup) Wagland (1890-1988) is the daughter of Alfred Walter Pickup (1863-1919)
and Alfred Walter Pickup (1863-1919) is the son of Joseph Thomas Pickup (1825-1863) and Emma (Rook) Pickup (1827-1873).[4]
Pickup, Cutbill and Mongour/Monger families (83 cMs) 2nd cousins 1x removed
An Ancestry DNA test match has been done which confirms the link between between Michael Pickup and his second cousin once removed. Predicted relationship from AncestryDNA 2nd Cousin once removed, based on sharing 83 cM across 5 segments. Their most recent common ancestors are his great grandfather Joseph Thomas Pickup (1825-1863) and great grandmother Emma (Rook) Pickup (1827-1873).
Therefore the DNA test confirms
Michael Pickup is the son of William Pickup
and William Pickup is the son of Edward James Pickup (1858-1939)
and Edward James Pickup (1858-1939) is the son of Joseph Thomas Pickup (1825-1863) and Emma (Rook) Pickup (1827-1873).
It also confirms
John Cutbill is the child of George Thomas Cutbill (1902-1982)
and George Thomas Cutbill (1902-1982) is the son of Emma Agnes (Mongour) Cutbill (1880-1910)
and Emma Agnes (Mongour) Cutbill (1880-1910) is the daughter of Margaret Jemina (Pickup) Monger (1853-abt.1903)
and Margaret Jemina (Pickup) Monger (1853-abt.1903) is the daughter of Joseph Thomas Pickup (1825-1863) and Emma (Rook) Pickup (1827-1873).[5]
Quin, Bennett and Milne families (49 cMs) 2nd cousins 1x removed
An Ancestry DNA test has been done which confirms the link between Michael Pickup and his second cousin once removed. Predicted relationship from AncestryDNA 3rd Cousin, based on sharing 49 cM across 6 segments. Their most recent common ancestors are his great grandfather John William Bennett (abt.1825-) and Margaret Clara (Rooff) Stevens (abt.1834-).
Therefore the DNA test confirms
Michael Pickup is the son of Nelly (Quin) Pickup (1889-1970)
and Nelly (Quin) Pickup (1889-1970) is the daughter of Sarah (Bennett) Quin (1854-1901)
and Sarah (Bennett) Quin (1854-1901) is the daughter of grandfather John William Bennett (abt.1825-) and Margaret Clara (Rooff) Stevens (abt.1834-).
It also confirms
Avril Milne is the child of Frank Richard Milne (1912-1961)
and Frank Richard Milne (1912-1961) is the son of Frank White Milne (1889-1951)
and Frank White Milne (1889-1951) is the son of Letitia (Bennett) Milne (1864-abt.1925)
and Letitia (Bennett) Milne (1864-abt.1925) is the daughter of John William Bennett (abt.1825-) and Margaret Clara (Rooff) Stevens (abt.1834-).[6]
Ancestry matches requiring triangulation
Pickup, Phipps, Rook, Stevens, Beach and Phillips families (23 cMs)
The potential DNA match is Joanne Kirsten (Phillips) Cohen https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Phillips-47342
Gedmatch matches requiring triangulation
Pickup, Rook, Phipps, Thornton and Hollett families (41.8 cMs)
The DNA website Gedmatch has shown a DNA match between Michael Pickup and other family, who are not on wikitree. In line with the guidance on https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:DNA_Confirmation this detail is kept confidential. Paternal relationship is confirmed by a GEDmatch test match between Michael Pickup and his third cousin once removed. Gedmatch test JP3868592. Their most recent common ancestors are Clark Rook (abt.1802-1871) and Mary Ann (Phipps) Rook (abt.1805-1846)
Largest segment = 41.8 cM
Total Half-Match segments (HIR) 82.5cM (2.301 Pct)
Estimated number of generations to MRCA = 3.7
4 shared segments found for this comparison.
This therefore suggests that
1. Michael Pickup is the son of William Pickup
2. William Pickup is the son of Edward James Pickup (1858-1939)
3. Edward James Pickup (1858-1939) is the son of Emma (Rook) Pickup (1827-1873)
4. Emma (Rook) Pickup (1827-1873) is the daughter of Clark Rook (abt.1802-1871) and
Mary Ann (Phipps) Rook (abt.1805-1846).
This suggests that Clark Rook (abt.1802-1871) is the second great grandfather of Michael and
Mary Ann (Phipps) Rook (abt.1805-1846) is the second great grandmother of Michael.
This also suggests that
1. [Private] is the son of Thomas Charles Thornton (1925-1998)
2. Thomas Charles Thornton (1925-1998) is the son of Margaret Eleanor Hollett (abt.1895-1980)
3. Margaret Eleanor Hollett (abt.1895-1980) is the daughter of George Charles Hollett (1868-)
4. George Charles Hollett (1868-) is the son of Margaret (Rook) Hollett (1830-1877)
5. Margaret (Rook) Hollett (1830-1877) is the daughter of Mary Ann (Phipps) Rook (abt.1805-1846)
This suggests that Clark Rook (abt.1802-1871) is the second great grandfather of [Private] and Mary Ann (Phipps) Rook (abt.1805-1846) is the third great grandmother of [Private].
However, since this is using a DNA match between Michael Pickup and his third cousin once removed, it is not possible to state that these relationships are confirmed without triangulation.
Pickup, Rook, Cutbill and Mongour families (26.1 cMs)
The DNA website Gedmatch has shown a DNA match between Michael Pickup and other family, who are not on wikitree. In line with the guidance on https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:DNA_Confirmation this detail is kept confidential.
Paternal relationship is suggested by a GEDmatch test match between Michael Pickup and his second cousin three times removed. Gedmatch test JP3868592. Their most recent common ancestors are Joseph Thomas Pickup (1825-1863) and his wife Emma (Rook) Pickup (1827-1873). Largest segment = 26.1 cM Total Half-Match segments (HIR) 26.1cM (0.727 Pct) Estimated number of generations to MRCA = 4.6. 1 shared segments found for this comparison.
This therefore suggests that Michael Pickup is the son of William Pickup who is the son of Edward James Pickup (1858-1939) who is the son of Joseph Thomas Pickup (1825-1863) and Emma (Rook) Pickup (1827-1873).
It also suggests that George Thomas Cutbill (1902-1982) is the son of Emma Agnes (Mongour) Cutbill (1880-1910) the daughter of Margaret (Pickup) Monger (1853 - ~1903) and Anthony Monger (1850 - 1899).
However, since this is using a DNA match between Michael Pickup and his second cousin three times removed, it is not possible to state that these relationships are proved without triangulation.
My Surnames
- Legend:
- Surname (alternate spellings) : First Person with surname in tree → EKA - Earliest Known Ancestor
- ( # ) = number of generations from Primary person to EKA
𐂷 = pedigree chart of First Person / 
⇟ = descendant list of EKA
- Paternal Grandfather , Paternal Grandmother vs Maternal Grandfather , Maternal Grandmother ancestors
- Abrey : Elizabeth, b. 1770, 𐂷 ⇟ (6)
- Adams : Sarah, b. 1822, Aveley, Essex, England, United Kingdom 𐂷 → John Adams, b. 1778, ⇟ (5)
- Banister : Margaret, b. 1785, Essex, England 𐂷 ⇟ (6)
- Bennett : Sarah, b. 1854, Westminster, London, England, United Kingdom 𐂷 → John Bennett, b. 1794, Easton, Norfolk, England ⇟ (5)
- Blackabey : Mary, b. 1660, 𐂷 ⇟ (10)
- Crouch : Margaret, b. 1750, 𐂷 ⇟ (7)
- Cumbers : Jane, b. 1766, Essex, England 𐂷 ⇟ (6)
- Denham : Hannah, b. 1827, Westminster, London, England, United Kingdom 𐂷 → Joseph Denham, b. 1802, Middlesex, England ⇟ (5)
- Foord : Catherine, b. 1769, 𐂷 ⇟ (5)
- Fox : Lucy, b. 1788, Margate, Kent, England 𐂷 → John Fox, b. 1750, Kent, England ⇟ (7)
- Gates : Elizabeth, b. 1811, Canterbury, Kent, England, United Kingdom 𐂷 → George Gates, b. 1790, ⇟ (6)
- Hills : Elizabeth, b. 1790, 𐂷 → John Hills, b. 1765, Kent, England ⇟ (7)
- Ladd : Sarah, b. 1720, 𐂷 ⇟ (8)
- Larking : Hesther, b. 1750, Kent, England 𐂷 ⇟ (7)
- Llewelyn : Elizabeth, b. 1797, 𐂷 → Francis Llewelyn, b. 1775, ⇟ (6)
- McCarty : Annie, b. 1859, Shoreditch, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom 𐂷 → James McCarty, b. 1800, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom ⇟ (5)
- Mott : Susannah, b. 1803, Witham, Essex, England, United Kingdom 𐂷 → William Mott, b. 1770, ⇟ (6)
- Pavit (Pavitt) : Sarah, b. 1787, Aveley, Essex, England 𐂷 → Joseph Pavitt, b. 1762, Essex, England ⇟ (6)
- Phipps : Mary, b. 1805, Chatham, Kent, England, United Kingdom 𐂷 → John Phipps, b. 1780, ⇟ (6)
- Pickup : William, b. 1888, Hackney, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom 𐂷 → John Pickup, b. 1747, ⇟ (7)
- Pittock : Susana, b. 1681, Margate, Kent, England 𐂷 ⇟ (9)
- Porter : Mary, b. 1750, 𐂷 ⇟ (7)
- Quin : Nelly, b. 1889, Westminster, London, England, United Kingdom 𐂷 → Bernard Quin, b. 1769, ⇟ (5)
- Rooff (Roaf, Ruffe, Rofe) : Margaret, b. 1834, Margate, Kent, England, United Kingdom 𐂷 → John Rofe, b. 1640, ⇟ (10)
- Rook : Emma, b. 1827, Faversham, Kent, England, United Kingdom 𐂷 → Clark Rook, b. 1745, ⇟ (7)
- Vincent : Sophia, b. 1765, Kent, England 𐂷 ⇟ (7)
Sources
- ↑ Michael Terence Pickup's birth certificate
- ↑ England and Wales Birth Registration Index, 1837-2008 FamilySearch
- ↑ * Paternal relationship is confirmed by an autosomal AncestryDNA test match between Michael Pickup and Robert Jones, his 2nd cousin 1x removed. Their most-recent common ancestors are Joseph Pickup and Emma Rook, the great grandparents of Michael Pickup and great great grandparents of Robert Jones. Predicted relationship from AncestryDNA: 2nd cousin 1x removed, based on sharing 151 cM across 8 segments.
- ↑ * Paternal relationship is confirmed by an autosomal AncestryDNA test match between Michael Pickup and Brenda Wagland, his 2nd cousin 1x removed. Their most-recent common ancestors are Joseph Pickup and Emma Rook, the great grandparents of Michael Pickup and great great grandparents of Brenda Wagland. Predicted relationship from AncestryDNA: 2nd cousin1x removed, based on sharing 103 cM across 4 segments. Michael is the son of William Pickup who is the grandson of the common ancestors Joseph Pickup & Emma Rook.
- ↑ DNA Test result Paternal relationship confirmed by an AncestryDNA test match between Michael Pickup and his second cousin once removed. Their most recent common ancestors are Joseph Thomas Pickup (1825-1863) and Emma (Rook) Pickup (1827-1873). Predicted relationship from AncestryDNA 2nd Cousin once removed, based on sharing 83 cM across 5 segments
- ↑ * Maternal relationship is confirmed by an autosomal AncestryDNA test match between Michael Pickup and Avril Milne, his 2nd cousin 1x removed. Their most-recent common ancestors are John Bennett and Margaret Rooff, the great grandparents of Michael Pickup and great great grandparents of Avril Milne. Predicted relationship from AncestryDNA: 2nd cousin 1x removed, based on sharing 49 cM across 6 segments.
Advance Directive
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 private profiles I'm managing to be transferred to Trevor Pickup whether or not he is currently on the Trusted Lists.
Only the Trusted List can access the following:
- Michael's formal name
- full middle name (T.)
- e-mail address
- exact birthdate
- birth location
- images (2)
- private siblings' names
- private children's names (3)
- spouse's name and marriage information
DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships by comparing test results with Michael or other carriers of his ancestors' Y-chromosome or mitochondrial DNA. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Michael:
It may be possible to confirm family relationships by comparing test results with Michael or other carriers of his ancestors' Y-chromosome or mitochondrial DNA. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Michael:
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Michael Pickup:
AncestryDNA, GEDmatch JP3868592 [compare], yourDNAportal MICe04dfb0e, Ancestry member mpickup973825
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MyHeritage DNA, GEDmatch JP3868592 [compare], yourDNAportal MICe04dfb0e
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Genealogist-to-Genealogist (G2G) Forum posts about Michael:
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Categories: Enfield, Middlesex (London)
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EditBot reports an error renaming "Category:Enfield, Middlesex" to "Category:Enfield, Middlesex (London)" on your profile. Could edit the category name manually please?
Thank you, Stephen
Best wishes Mike
Many thanks, regards, Margaret, Categorization Project volunteer.
Now done! Best wishes Mike
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Hi Michael
Thank you for joining the Mighty Oaks for the Clean-A-Thon and congratulations on your work during the CAT what an amazing result for the Mighty Oaks we fixed 32,841 suggestions.
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Here's just a reminder/ prompt when you are data doctoring, to check that there is no duplicate =Biography= or =Sources= headings when you save, as I noticed there are a few you marked as resolved when there are still duplicate headings or other such similar issues in the profile. Thanks!
edited by David Mortimer
It would help me if you could remember any of the profiles where this occurred. I was working on Somerset suggestions mainly.
Best wishes Mike
edited by Michael Pickup
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Yes am using Concord, and often picking up very good tips from more experienced Wikitreers.
However, since downloading Concord an unimportant but irritating message pops up every time I switch on my laptop. Its a "Java Script Error occurring.in the main Process". Clicking OK gets rid of the message and nothing seems to be wrong, but as I said, it is irritating. Apparently, its a common error caused by Discord and many solutions are offered but none work. Unless you heard this from other members, please don't spend any time on it.
Good to hear from you. Best wishes Mike
Thank you for your participation in October 2020’s Source-a-thon. Your contributions helped us to clear over 57,000 profiles that needed sourcing. This makes our Shared Tree all that much better.
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Hi Mike
We all did a great job this weekend, thank you for participating. A job well done the grand total for the event was 57,577 profiles sourced. The Mighty Oaks contributed 8,877 of those. Maddy lead all the way and ended with a fab score of 1,130. Making her no 6 on the individual scoreboard
See: https://wikitree.sdms.si/Challenges/SourceaThon/TeamAndUser.htmClick on tracking to open up your contribution list so you can review your work and possibly some tidying up.
Thanks again for this weekend, you rock
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WikiTree’s fifth annual Source-a-Thon will run from 2 to 5 October. It’s a fun way for us to team together to clean up some of WikiTree’s unsourced profiles. There’s also a variety of door prizes donated from around the genealogy community.
I’ve joined the England Project’s Mighty Oaks team and will be sourcing profiles for Somerset.
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Thanks for the info on Mary Counsell, I think I made a mistake with her Mothers maiden name, it should be STOKES not PYM. ( source from FreeReg)
I have Mary's birth year approx 1811 but her baptism is 1822, I need to do some more checking on that.
Best wishes Mike
Thank you for updating baptism information on the Ellis family.
Michele
On behalf of the England Leaders, I wanted to say a huge thank you for all your contributions towards the project in the past six months as a Team Member for Surrey. We've achieved a great deal during this time and we couldn't have done it without you.
Are you happy to stay in your current team and the project as a whole? Are there any other teams you'd like to join? What are we doing well, and what would you like to see us doing differently moving forwards?
Please respond to this message via e-mail. I look forward to hearing from you.
Many thanks,
Susie, England Project Leader :-)
Pippin Sheppard
WikiTrees Appreciation Team
Pippin Sheppard
WikiTrees Appreciation Team
Message me if you want to discuss.
Jo
In July 2019, you made 1000+ (actually, over 1200!) contributions to our Shared Tree! I commend for your time and effort. Keep up the great work!
(And if I forgot: Congratulations on completing the Orphan Trail!)
Pip Sheppard
WikiTree Appreciation Team
Congratulations on being Pre-1700 certified!
Because pre-1700 ancestors are shared by many descendants, coordination is essential. Thanks for joining the England Project.
Debi ~ Pre-1700 Greeter
Very well done on your making 1,000 or more contributions to WikiTree in June 2019! We commend and appreciate all of your time and effort in helping to grow and perfect our Shared Tree. Keep up the great work!
Pip Sheppard ~ WikiTree Appreciation Team
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
Thank you for your message :)
I looked for a baptism record for Mary, and the closest one I could find to Denham was Felsham which is close to Bury St Edmunds. It is possible that within the 3 years from birth to baptism she was moved to another village. They are only approx 8.5 miles apart :) If further research finds it is incorrect, it can always be changed to Denham, Hoxne, Suffolk. :)
The Denham category is set for deletion, because as there are 2 in Suffolk, we need to distinguish which is which :)
Thank you for contributing to our global tree :)
Wendy