Surname Tazey

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Member Since: February 2003 Posts: 112 Send Message	Molly	Report	22 Jan 2008 10:52
	Thank you.. Durham records has 2 which I already had, and have done Fazey etc. Not tried Sazey so off to give it a go. Sometimes a fresh pair of eyes helps. Thanks for your help M
Member Since: February 2005 Posts: 164 Send Message	Spam	Report	21 Jan 2008 20:35
	Try looking under Fazey Or Sazey
Member Since: January 2005 Posts: 1 990 Send Message	Kate	Report	21 Jan 2008 20:31
	Just wondering if there might be anything here to help you - http://www.durhamrecordsonline.com Looks like there are some parish records on the site.
Member Since: February 2003 Posts: 112 Send Message	Molly	Report	21 Jan 2008 20:24
	I wonder if anyone can give me any tips on getting any further with the surname TAZEY. It was my mothers maiden name. It does seem to have many variations found TEAZEY/TASCAY/TEASEY/TASEY. Most were from Durham, Northumberland and a few found in Shropshire and Wigan, Lancs. All were miners by trade. I live in the SE so can't get to these areas easily. The furthest back I have got is Imanuel Tazey/Tasey b.1813 m Margaret Wardle or Swinburn. Emmanuel was a popular Tazey name as was George & James. Any tips for a very frustrated researcher....