Leveridge Family History
and Leveridge Genealogy
Resources compiled by Richard M. Leveridge
The Leveridge Family in England
Michael E. Leveridge is currently working on a major history of the Leveridge family. The first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth volumes have been distributed to family members:Camken and Leveridge: Two families in Nineteenth Century Marylebone, Paddington, Chelsea and Willesden Michael E. Leveridge, Cambridge [Privately published] 1998.
Camken and Leveridge: First Supplement Michael E. Leveridge, Cambridge [Privately published] 2000.
The English Leveridges Michael E. Leveridge, Cambridge [Privately published] 2001.
The Bedfordshire Iredales Michael E. Leveridge (with the assistance of Kay Dallas and Lena Page), Cambridge [Privately published] 2003.
Camken and Leveridge: Second Supplement Michael E. Leveridge, Cambridge [Privately published] 2003.
Camken and Leveridge: Third Supplement Michael E. Leveridge, Cambridge [Privately published] 2004.
Also available is further information on the family printing firm, Leveridge and Company, especially its involvement in the manifesto of the Vorticist movement, BLAST, and in the work of Ezra Pound and Wyndham Lewis.
Leveridge, M. E. "The Printing of Blast" in Wyndham Lewis Annual 2000 (Wyndham Lewis Society Vol VII). ISSN 01426214
For further information, please write to:
Michael E. Leveridge
167 Cambridge Road
Great Shelford
Cambridge
CB2 5JN
Leveridge Family resources on this site
- Indenture
of 1694 -- sale of land in Watlington, Oxfordshire by Richard Leveridge and Joan his wife
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Spellings
-- a compilation of variant spellings of the surname Leveridge from genealogical sources
The Leverich Family in New England
Tom Leverich has a website covering the branch of the family using the spelling Leverich. They are descendents of Reverend William Leveridge (1605-1677), a graduate of Emmanuel College, Cambridge who emigrated to New England in 1632.Visit Tom's own website for more information.
I am hosting on my site a copy of Tom Leverich's biographical profile of Rev. William Leverich.
I am also hosting an html version of Susan M. Leverich's 1902 biography of Rev. William Leverich, an outdated but historically interesting account.