Hello David It doesn't look as though either of your Jewett's married - Rodney W Jewett's death was registered in Croydon in 1965 (age 60) and Enid M D Jewett in 1968 in Croydon (age 69) My 1927 Croydon Street Directory shows Rodney W Jewett living at 9 Bisenden Road, Croydon Alison ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Railton" <railton.david@btinternet.com> To: <ENG-SURREY@rootsweb.com>; <INDIA@rootsweb.com>; <JEWETT@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, December 07, 2009 11:48 AM Subject: [SRY] JEWETT - Croydon, Surrey > Ernest Wade JEWETT, Assistant Mint Master at Calcutta was born in India in > 1861. In 1916 he travelled to England with his wife, Lilian Violet and > children Rodney Wade JEWETT and daughter, Miss E D JEWETT. The JEWETT > family > then lived at 27, Dingwall Road, Croydon. > > > > Ernest died in 1917. His wife lived until 1955. His son did army service > in > WWI and records describe him at that time as a university student. > > > > I know of their family background in India but have no more information > about their lives in England. > > > > Does anyone know anything of this family? > > > > David > > *************************************** > Send your List messages using **PLAIN TEXT** and always **TRIM AWAY** > superfluous old messages in replies. > > List Admin can be contacted at: Eng-Surrey-admin@rootsweb.com. > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ENG-SURREY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 8.5.426 / Virus Database: 270.14.91/2541 - Release Date: 12/02/09 19:43:00

Dear Listers, Does anybody there know about the early life of a Mary Ann Page? Can somebody help me with this Christmas wish list? On the 2nd of August 1809 Mary Ann PAGE married John Rummin(g)s at St Giles, Camberwell. Sadly this was prior to the inclusion of the names of fathers in the church registers so we do not know the Christian name of Mary Ann Page's father. Without that there is no connection back to an earlier family generation. Both Mary Ann and John were shown as "of full age" and "of this parish" at the time of their marriage. The only clue we have in 1809 is that a Martha Page was one of the witness to that event. But was she a sister or a mother? The other witness was a William Wallman - again we do not know his relationship to either of the couple. Another clue came from the 1841 census where both parties are shown as not being born in the county of Surrey and born in or around 1784. Names of this couple's known children are Isaac, Ann, Mary, William, John Thomas, Henry and Martha Rummin(g)s-with all variations being used over the years between 1810 and 1825. I am confident Mary Ann died in November 1850 at 5 Oak Cottages, Pomeroy St Deptford prior to the 1851 census which would given us a birthplace for this lady. Widower John Rummins, manservant and coachman, is apparently nowhere to be seen on the 1851 census and he then died in 1860, again missing out on giving a vital a clue to his birthplace in the census of 1861! We do not know the origins of either of the couple after many years of searching for matching records pre 1809. The Page surname without a father's name has proved too plentiful without further clues. So, has anybody misplaced a likely lady named Mary Ann Page? If so we would be delighted to hear from you! Christmas Greetings, Regards Elizabeth Date: 12/06/09 03:41:00

Hi! I've been tracing back some lines from India, and the oldest ancestor I am finding so far is Apothecary Fowler BEAN (he declared bankruptcy and is probably most famous for that!), who is married to Elizabeth BROWNE. Now I found out that Fowler was a partner before 1787 to one Benjamin BROWNE - however that man was deceased by that year. It makes sense to me that Fowler had married his daughter... Does anyone have anything on these lines? I would like to know everything possible, except about Fowler's bankruptcy! Thanks... Vince Summers

My Christmas wish has been the same for many years now and that is too find a marriage for my gg grandparents Joseph BROWN and Caroline ALLSOP so that I can find their parents names and go further back with my tree. I have a birth certificate for my g grandmother ( their eldest daughter ) Caroline Alice BROWN dated July 10 , 1870. She was born in Union Workhouse , Guildford to Caroline BROWN and no father listed. The next sighting is the 1871 census where I find Joseph age 23 , born Yorkshire, Caroline age 21 born London ,Middlesex and baby Alice age 9 months born Guildford, living as lodgers at the Old Kings Head Inn in Dorking , Surrey . In 1881 they are living in Westcott , Surrey and Joseph's birthplace is Lambeth ,Surrey age 27 and Caroline gives hers as Walworth , Surrey age 26. In 1891 (age 45 ) and 1901 (age 54 ) Joseph's birthplace is listed as Bradford , Yorkshire and Caroline in 1891 (age 43 ) has London , Walworth and in 1901 (age 50 ) London , Borough . Caroline and Joseph lived the rest of their lives in Westcott and had several more children , including Joseph ,Elizabeth ,Ann , Henry , Fanny ,William , George and James. It was from the birth registrations of some of these later children that I learned that Caroline's maiden name was ALLSOP. Strangely enough they were able to keep all their children's ages correct on various census but not their own ages. I would love to find a marriage for them or a baptism for Caroline because there are too many Joseph BROWNs to order certs without a fathers name. I am open to any and all suggestions the great people on this list may offer . Pat Marshall Ontario , Canada Happy Holidays

Dear Bobbie. Just to mention that Camberwell is in Surrey, but Romford is in the County of Essex. According to my records my great grandparents Temperance Jane (Nottle) and James Frederick Kirrage had a total 7 children (5 daughters and 2 sons) born between 1880 and 1895 in the Camberwell and Romford area of Surrey.

Thank you, Nivard. Your help has already been invaluable. We'll see where else it leads. Best for the season and New Year. Michael

Can't help much - but your unknown Heath is Marriages Sep 1912 Heath Laurence L Kirrage Romford 4a 1062 The page number above is a correct transcription of what must be a typo on the index as the corresponding entry is Marriages Sep 1912 Kirrage Florence M Heath Romford 4a 1063 I've added postems to the FreeBMD entries. Anne South Australia R. Carlson wrote: > Hi > > My one Christmas wish would be connect to members of my maternal > grandmother's family. > > According to my records my great grandparents Temperance Jane > (Nottle) and James Frederick Kirrage had a total 7 children (5 > daughters and 2 sons) born between 1880 and 1895 in the Camberwell > and Romford area of Surrey. I am looking for descendents of Kate > Marie who married a Walter J.B. Edwards in 1911, Florence Melford an > unknown Heath in 1912, Frederick Leonard who married Amy Martha > Mitchell in1910 and John Edward who married Kate Mary Edwards in > 1912. Lilian Lymannever married and I was well acquainted with their > youngest daughter Edith Lyman Harrison who came to Canada in the mid 1940's. > > My grandmother Blanche Eugenie (their eldest daughter) came to Canada > about 1906, married a William Lisney in 1908 and died in January 1913. > > I am hoping there is someone out there who could come up with some > leads for me. > > Have a great Christman > > Bobbie

Well, I would hate to miss out on joining the Christmas wish list...you never know if Santa's checking in. I would love to learn more about and meet descendants of Alfred J. Brown (b. ??) and Lily Caroline E. Clifton (b. 1910), marriage recorded at Camberwell, June 1935 and with children Veronica, Valerie and Geoffrey (each likely born somewhere between 1933 and 1940). I believe Alf worked at the South Metropolitan Gas Company and, but can't assume that is accurate. Already checked with them for records. Michael Clifton Canada

Hi Bill, The LDS has a sheet on the most used old English writing. there are many types, and the further back it becomes English/Latin. But I am sending you a copy of the most used. It has been helpful to me. Cheers Pam from Adelaide Australia > Thanks to Chris I now have one of the wills that I am interested in but > am having a bit of a problem reading some of the script. I used to have > the URL for a site that had excellent examples of the old script used in > the 1600-1700's but it doesn't' work now. Is there anyone out there > that knows of such a site? > > Bill Dalton

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/Palaeography/ Also try http://medievalwriting.50megs.com/whatis.htm Anne South Asutralia Jane Fiske wrote: > Bill, I think the National Archives has a tutorial for that, and also one > for the Latin terms, but I don't remember exactly how to get to it on their > site. > Jane > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Bill Dalton"<rnbill@centurytel.net> > To:<ENG-SURREY@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, December 06, 2009 8:22 PM > Subject: [SRY] Reading an old will > > >> Thanks to Chris I now have one of the wills that I am interested in but >> am having a bit of a problem reading some of the script. I used to have >> the URL for a site that had excellent examples of the old script used in >> the 1600-1700's but it doesn't' work now. Is there anyone out there >> that knows of such a site? >> >> Bill Dalton

Ernest Wade JEWETT, Assistant Mint Master at Calcutta was born in India in 1861. In 1916 he travelled to England with his wife, Lilian Violet and children Rodney Wade JEWETT and daughter, Miss E D JEWETT. The JEWETT family then lived at 27, Dingwall Road, Croydon. Ernest died in 1917. His wife lived until 1955. His son did army service in WWI and records describe him at that time as a university student. I know of their family background in India but have no more information about their lives in England. Does anyone know anything of this family? David

For several years I have been responding to this invitation to post with a request for a connection between the WICKS, BRASIER and RUSSELL families. Santa came early this year and the connection is no made! Thanks, Santa and Surrey listers! My invitation to dinner (or wish) this year is for James WICKS who died at 69 as a Groom and with asthma in Croydon 21 March, 1839. He wed Mary CHITTY (CHITLEY) in Streatham 25 August, 1805. The only known child was Mary christened in Croydon 29 August, 1817. Other possible children are James William of 1807 and Sarah of 1803, both in Croydon. I would probably deliver my invitation to Crowhurst as this seems the likely place of birth in 1770 but there are quite a number of James WICKS christened in Surrey between 1765 and 1775, as listed in the IGI. If anyone comes across this fellow, tell him that a seat at the table is being held for him. And have a Happy Holiday Season! Bob

I would like to find, for my Christmas wish, the husband of Indiana Eleanor Crouch born in Lambeth in 1819, seemingly had two children, possibly one, out of wedlock and then married a ????? Spademan. Indiana's name has changed between the 1841 and 1861 census, cannot find her on the 1851 census and one of her children, the other died, is now called Emily Spademan, although they have spelt it Spedman. I cannot find a marriage for this couple and know the name is right as a living relative remembers a nanny Spadman. Thanks in advance, Trevena

Hi Bobbie A few clues Children of :- Name: Bryan J Edwards Year of Registration: 1915 Quarter of Registration: Apr-May-Jun Mother's Maiden Name: Kirrage District: Epsom County: Surrey Volume: 2a Page: 6 Name: Pauline W Edwards Mother's Maiden Surname: Kirrage Date of Registration: Jan Feb Mar 1923 Registration district: Reigate Registration county: Surrey,Kent Volume Number: 2a Page Number: 366 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Name: Eileen F Heath Year of Registration: 1913 Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep Mother's Maiden Name: Kirrage District: Romford County: Essex Volume: 4a Page: 1108 Name: Irene L Heath Mother's Maiden Surname: Kirrage Date of Registration: Oct Nov Dec 1916 Registration district: Romford Registration county: Essex, Suffolk Volume Number: 4a Page Number: 962 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Name: Madge T Kirrage Year of Registration: 1912 Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep Mother's Maiden Name: Mitchell District: Romford County: Essex Volume: 4a Page: 1109 Name: Peggy A Kirrage Mother's Maiden Surname: Mitchell Date of Registration: Jan Feb Mar 1917 Registration district: Romford Registration county: Essex, Suffolk Volume Number: 4a Page Number: 923 Name: Peter J F Kirrage Mother's Maiden Surname: Mitchell Date of Registration: Jul Aug Sep 1921 Registration district: Romford Registration county: Essex, Suffolk Volume Number: 4a Page Number: 986 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Missing marriage HEATH Name: Florence M Kirrage Year of Registration: 1912 Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep Spouse's Surname: Heath District: Romford County: Essex Volume: 4a Page: 1063 Laurence L HEATH (incorrect page number) I didn't find any children to HEATH - KIRRAGE though Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) > Hi > > My one Christmas wish would be connect to members of my maternal > grandmother's family. > > According to my records my great grandparents Temperance Jane > (Nottle) and James Frederick Kirrage had a total 7 children (5 > daughters and 2 sons) born between 1880 and 1895 in the Camberwell > and Romford area of Surrey. I am looking for descendents of Kate > Marie who married a Walter J.B. Edwards in 1911, Florence Melford an > unknown Heath in 1912, Frederick Leonard who married Amy Martha > Mitchell in1910 and John Edward who married Kate Mary Edwards in > 1912. Lilian Lymannever married and I was well acquainted with their > youngest daughter Edith Lyman Harrison who came to Canada in the mid > 1940's. > > My grandmother Blanche Eugenie (their eldest daughter) came to Canada > about 1906, married a William Lisney in 1908 and died in January 1913. > > I am hoping there is someone out there who could come up with some > leads for me. > > Have a great Christman > > Bobbie

Thanks, Dorri - but still no bells. My HOLLAND/FARMER connection didn't happen until 1911 and I've traced my FARMERS back to the early 1700s. Anne Dorri Roughley wrote: > > Hello Anne > > > Ann Farmer was a Londoner, born @1801. William Holland, along with other members of his family, moved to London before 1829 and stayed, so his children would also be Londoners. > > Dorri > ---------------------------------------- >> Date: Mon, 7 Dec 2009 08:48:38 +1030 >> From: anne.chambers@bigpond.com >> To: eng-surrey@rootsweb.com >> Subject: Re: [SRY] FARMER, HOLLAND, MOORE, DAY: Bermondsey& Deptford >> >> Thanks for your response Dorri, but no bells ringing, alas. All of mine were Londoners. >> >> Anne >> >> Dorri Roughley wrote: >>> >>> hello Anne, >>> >>> Oh this has made me wake up. >>> >>> This is not Surrey based, but I have a Holland that may have married a Farmer. >>> >>> William Holland, b. 1796, Burford Oxfordshire married an Ann, my best guess is that her maiden name was Farmer and they married in 1829. They lived in the Marylebone area, he appears on the census returns as a Grocer there. >>> >>> Ring any bells? >>> >>> >>> Thank you, >>> >>> Dorri >>> > _________________________________________________________________ > Got more than one Hotmail account? Save time by linking them together > http://clk.atdmt.com/UKM/go/186394591/direct/01/ > *************************************** > Send your List messages using **PLAIN TEXT** and always **TRIM AWAY** superfluous old messages in replies. > > List Admin can be contacted at: Eng-Surrey-admin@rootsweb.com. > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ENG-SURREY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

My greatest gift would be to find: William Charles COOK and family on the 1861 Census. I have this family on 1841-51 and 1871 thru 1901 William Charles COOK b 1836 Ellen Caroline Twyman Cook b. 1834 James Thomas Cook b. 1858 Plumstead Albert Edwin Cook b. 1861 Woolwich 1861 they were living in: 14 Brook Hill Road Woolwich. William was a Wheelwright for the Royal Arsenal and may have been away from home but I can't find the family using Ellen Caroline as head of house. Did the Arsenal keep a census? If so where is the census kept? In 1901 the family was in 37 Billington Rd Deptford. Or by some chance would they be on a Kent Census? Any help greatly appreciated. Thank you Santa for my wishful gift. Sue

My Christmas Wish would be to find records proving Elizabeth Boeve was the daughter of James and (?) Boeve and her marriage to Sir (Captain) William Hinton. Without these two confirming records I cannot prove that this couple were or even might have been my ancestors. That is a big difference! If I could be a time traveler, I would love to bring them to California and have them sitting at my Christmas Dinner table and be able to keep them as my guests for a day or so. I would be able to ask them the many questions I have waiting for information I cannot locate. I have over 300 research pages written about James Boeve who married three times and I have historical data which states that Elizabeth was his daughter, but camnot locate any records showing her being born to James Boeve and any of his wives though she was probably a child with his first wife. Hmmm. James Boeve (Boevey and died in Cheam and was buried on 13 January 1695 - his monumental stone is in Lumley Chapel. Sometimes too much information clouds the most vital piece of data needed - maybe I can't see the forest for the trees? Margie Hinton in California

Hi Stephen Victor Oddy of Hillarys, WA and other COE researchers. Your COE name rings a bell with me. My great-great-great-grandmother was Mary COE born around 1782 place still not confirmed. Mary married William WILKINS. who was baptised 26 Sep 1779 at Spalding, Lincs, on 14 Oct 1802, place still not confirmed. Their daughter Mahala WILKINS was baptised 3 Mar 1816, in Long Sutton, Lincs. Mahala married James MORRISS, my great-great-grandparents, and they emigrated to South Australia in 1855, where I was born. I lived in WA for 30 years, and remember Hillarys as a new northern beach suburb of Perth. I suspect the COE name to have had Huguenot origins and was probably anglicised from DE CAUX. I have been looking for Mary COE's origins for many years. Could she have come then from Newark, Nottinghamshire? shalom Chris Christopher Ridings from Ryde, NSW cnridings@exemail.com.au http://cnridings.blogspot.com > > From: "Stephen Victor Oddy" <tfhota@optusnet.com.au> > Date: 5 December 2009 8:12:39 PM > To: <eng-surrey@rootsweb.com> > Subject: Re: [SRY] My family names > Reply-To: eng-surrey@rootsweb.com > > > Hi Listers > If anyone has any information, or can connect with my family, > I would be very pleased to hear from you. > > AYRES -1840+ Brighton, Sussex, England > BAKER 1846 Heene, Sussex>1871-1895 Worthing, Sussex > BARTLETT 1797 Sussex>1826 Westminster, London>1827 Brighton, Sussex > BAYLES abt 1803 Barton, Yorkshire, England > BEARD 1816 Petworth, Sussex>1840-1871 Marchwood, Hampshire>1852-1864 > Southampton > BELLRINGER 1820+ Tauton, Somersett>1845 Brighton > BERRY 1821 Cranworth, Norfolk>1851 Narborough, Norfolk> > 1861-1877 Great Massingham, Norfolk> > 1881 Kings Lynn, Norfolk>1889-1919 Christchurch, Dorset > BLACKMORE/BLACKMER/BLACKMAN 1811 Broadwater, Sussex>1841 East > Maidstone, Kent> > 1851-1881 Brighton > BODEN 1801 Lipton, Staffordshire> > 1824-1916 Southampton, England>2003 Landford, Wiltshire > BONFIELD 1857 Yarcombe, Devon>1880 Tadworth Chard, Somerset> > 1882 Broad Windsor, Dorset> 1886-1891 Winton, > Hampshire> > 1918 Christchurch, Dorset > 1878 Exmouth, Devon> 1901 Portswood, Southampton > BOTTING 1801-1820 West Grinstead, Sussex > BROMFIELD 1811-1881 Burley, Hampshire>1891-1907 Ringwood, Hampshire > >1929 Bournemouth, Dorset > CAMP 1801 Sussex 1824 Brighton>1826-1851 Newhaven, Sussex> 1862-1901 > Brighton > 1896 Hastings, Sussex > 1891 Camberwell, London > COE 1781 Newark, Nottinghamshire>1816-1880 Brighton> Horsham, Sussex > 1861-1901 > 1881 Paddington, London > COLBOURNE 1923 Ringwood, Hampshire > COLMAN 1832 Boxmoor, Hertfordshire>1861-1869 Cosgrove, > Northamptonshire> > 1871-1891 Coppenhall Monks, Cheshire > 1884 Brighton > COOK 1803 Lanesbry, Durham>1838-1849 Whitwell, Durham>1861 > Whitworth, Durham > COOK 1813 Fletching>1851-1861 Hove>1871-1974 Portslade by Sea, Sussex > 1847 Brighton > COPPOCK 1876-1911 St Pancras, London > COX 1844 Brighton > DEACON 1850-1877 Brighton > DINNING 1830 Kilmaurs, Ayr, Scotland>1849 Kirkoswald, Ayr, Scotland > DOLLEY 1903 Kingston >1928 Surbiton, Surrey > DUDMAN 1818-1930 Brighton> 1865-1877 Eastbourne, Sussex > FORD 1850-1869 Brighton > FOSTER 1949 Bournemouth > GOSLING 1838 Boston, Lincoln, England> 1859 Winchester, Hampshire, > England> > Brighton > HARRY 1840 Truro, Cornwall>1865-1868 St. Agnes, Cornwall>1870-1872 > Truro, Cornwall> > 1881-1901 Swansea, Glamorgan, Wales> > 1916-1919 Ringwood, Hampshire > HATCH 1650-Present Hampshire & 1894 Eastbourne >1901 Brighton > HOOD 1788-1840 Leamington, Warwickshire > HOUSTON 1904 Guildford, Surrey> 1928 Surbiton, Surrey> 1933 Croyden > IDESON 1824 Skipton Yorkshire>1864 Halton, Yorkshire>1889-1901 > Ilkley, Yorkshire> > 1914 Australia > INMAN 1796 Romsey, Hampshire>1799 Dorking, Sussex>1824-1861 Brighton > IRWIN 1816 Dublin, Ireland>1842-1854 Leamington, Warwick> 1880 > Brighton > JORDEN 1876-1901 Southampton > LISTER 1859-1881 Ilkley, Yorkshire> 1889 Wharfedale, Yorkshire > LOCKHART 1827 Stevenston, Ayr, Scotland>1881 Barr by Girvan, Ayr, > Scotland> > 1894-1921 Portslade by Sea, Sussex > 1918 Surbiton, Surrey > MacLEOD 1882 Gedintaller, Portree, Isle of Skye, Scotland > McCLUMPHA 1813-1856 Whithorn, Wigtownshire, Scotland > 1879-1886 Greenock, Renfrew, Scotland > 1924 Pool, Dorset > MADGWICK 1829 Withdean, Sussex>1849-1881 Brighton > MELBOURNE 1815 Fordingbridge>1845-1924 Ringwood, Hampshire > MUSTCHIN 1865 Shoreham, Sussex> 1868 Washington, Sussex> > 1901 Portslade, Sussex > NASH 1816 Whitechapel, London>1850 St Judes, Middlesex>1879-1891 > Whitechaple, London> > 1900-1901 Limehouse, London> 1922-1945 Poole, Dorset > ODDY 1753-1800 Standwick & Aldborough, Yorkshire, England>1833 > Barton, Yorkshire> > 1838 Middleham, Yorkshire>1839 Durham>1826 Westminster, > Middlesex > > 1827-1895 Brighton>1866-1901 London > 1896 Battle near Hastings, Sussex> 1900 Southampton, > Hampshire> > 1910 present>Canada, 1921 present>USA and 1909 > present>Western Australia > And 1896-present Surbiton, Surrey > 1881-1901Southwark St George Martyr, Surrey > 1860 Winchester, Hampshire>1862-1901 London, Middlesex> > 1864 Islington, Midddlesex > 1885-1926 Ringwood, Hampshire > 1917-1922 Christchurch > 1940-1960 Bournemouth > 1958 Dorset > 1960 Southampton > OSBORN 1787+ Northamptonshire> 1816 Brighton > PATCHIM 1825+ Brighton > PIERCE 1785-1891 Cowfold, Sussex>1879 Cuckfield > PITT 1807-1901 Ringwood, Hampshire > RATHBONE 1869-1901 London > SHERWOOD 1810 Rochester, Kent>1841-1863 London> 1863 Brighton, > Sussex>1866-1870 Middlesex> > 1881 Bramshott, Hampshire > 1891-1901 London>1905-1912 St Pancras, London > SPINK 1929-1930 West Hampshire > STEVENS/STEPHENS 1799 Damerham, Wiltshire> 1826-1898 Ringwood, > Hampshire > STEVENSON 1843+ Field Hall/Leigh, Staffordshire> 1863 Bletchley, > Buckinghamshire> > 1865 Kentish Town, Middlesex > 1867-1869 New > Cross, Kent> > 1872-1873 Henfield, Sussex > 1877 Peckham, > Surrey> > 1887 Brighton> 1901 Boxhill, East Sussex > SQUIRE 1818 Hepburn, Durham> 1847 Hartlepool, Durham> 1853 Swindon, > Wiltshire > > 1880 Preston, Sussex > 1906-1912 Brighton, Sussex > TOMPSON 1816 Depford, Kent>1841 East Maidstone, Kent > 1820 Sussex > WALTER 1792-1871 Brighton> 1881 Camberwell, Surrey > WELLS 1840-1884 Brighton > > I am looking forward to an exchange of information > > Stephen Victor Oddy > Hillarys > Western Australia > I use Skype

Thanks for your response Dorri, but no bells ringing, alas. All of mine were Londoners. Anne Dorri Roughley wrote: > > hello Anne, > > Oh this has made me wake up. > > This is not Surrey based, but I have a Holland that may have married a Farmer. > > William Holland, b. 1796, Burford Oxfordshire married an Ann, my best guess is that her maiden name was Farmer and they married in 1829. They lived in the Marylebone area, he appears on the census returns as a Grocer there. > > Ring any bells? > > > Thank you, > > Dorri > >> Date: Sun, 6 Dec 2009 14:12:04 +1030 >> From: anne.chambers@bigpond.com >> To: eng-surrey@rootsweb.com >> Subject: [SRY] FARMER, HOLLAND, MOORE, DAY: Bermondsey& Deptford >> >> The best present I could get would be contact with descendants of Ethel Annie FARMER (b 26 Jan 1881 in >> Deptford), who married her second cousin, Frederick Hamilton HOLLAND (b 6 June 1881 in Rotherhithe) , on 21 > _________________________________________________________________

Hi Everyone I would like to thank Paul and Nivard for their help. I have been searching for ages for Cornelius and Alice, and now my Christmas wish has come true. These are certainly my great uncle and aunt. Thank you both so much for your help and I hope you and your families have a wonderful Christmas and New Year. Many thanks again. Best wishes Yvonne Hempston (nee Stonard) Melbourne, Aust. ----- Original Message ----- From: Nivard Ovington To: eng-surrey@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, December 06, 2009 9:07 PM Subject: Re: [SRY] ADMIN December - was My Christmas Wish -STONARD(STONNARD) Family of Pirbright Hi Yvonne A possible for Cornelius (I don't see another) Name: Cornelius Stonard Death Registration Month/Year: Q2-Apr-May-Jun 1962 Age at death (estimated): 82