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The Blencowe TNG database

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The Blencowe TNG database contains records for over 11,000 family names, offering a powerful way to explore individual profiles, visualize family trees, and generate unlimited reports and queries. For those who served in World War I and II, the database links to more than 890 pages of life stories, forming the heart of my ongoing research. This project began in February 2023 with a focus on Blencowes who served in the wars, but it has since expanded to include broader genealogical research across related family lines. Many individuals now have illustrated and descriptive profile pages, especially those with military service. You can search for your Blencowe ancestors using the search box at the top right of this page. For more detailed queries, use the Search tab located just below the main heading. The database is designed to answer questions like: “Who among the Blencowes fought on the Somme in July 1916?” “Which Blencowes emigrated to the USA?” — and many more.

The Blencowe Families Study

Blencowe Home and Index Page

Click on tree to go to the Index Note this includes an easier to read list of TNG reports

19th Century Emigrants

The Blencowes that emigrated in the 19th Century, is a major piece of research that supplements the Blencowe Book of 2002. These 100 families are written about in depth in this section of the Blencowe research.

Where did we come from?

Blencowe Birthplaces in the 17th-20th Centuries

This report seeks to answer a fundamental question: “Where did the Blencowe family originate, and how did it spread across the centuries?”


Feature: Clyde Herbert Blencowe 1918-2016

We have many brave and distinguished Blencowe ancestors who served, but for his compassion and forgiveness of his captors Clyde Herbert Blencowe would rank right up there, amongst our most natable Blencowes. Clyde an Australian Blencowe was captured in Singapore in 1942, and sent to work on the "Death Railway" suffering unspeakable cruelty and hardship. Despite this after the war he forgave his captors and lived an exemplary life.


Occupations

  • A list of all Blencowes who have an Occupation recorded
  • Occupation Class Counts- ie counts clerical workers , food industry workers etc
  • Specific Occupation Counts- answers how many doctors? how many bricklayers?

  • Military Pages

  • Those that served before WW1
  • Those that served in WW1
  • Those that served in WW2
  • Those that served after WW2
  • Status and Update

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  • There are 478 Blencowes found to have served in WW1
  • There are 396 Blencowes found to have served in WW2
  • Research is estimated at 99% completed
  • The total number persons in the TNG databse 12,472 as of 2 June 2026 of these there are about 1600 non Blencowes from my maternal tree

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