Thank you Nivard - that's food for thought. I appreciate your time. Darlene On 22/09/2010 8:52 AM, Nivard Ovington wrote: > Hi Darlene > > > From the Criminal Registers on Ancestry there are two Ann ROWELLs of the > period > > The first has alias WEBB by the name > > Name: Ann Rowell > Alias WEBB > Date of Trial: Oct 1830 > Trial Year: 1830 > Location of Trial: Middlesex, England > Sentence: Transportation > Crime: Larceny by a servant > Sentence Transportation 14 years > > and a second > > Name: Ann Rowell > Date of Trial: Sep 1831 > Trial Year: 1831 > Location of Trial: Middlesex, England > Sentence: Acquittal > Bigamy > > > > I can only see one ROWELL to WEBB marriage as follows > > St Andrew Holborn 1817 > John ROWELL of this Parish and Ann WEBB of this Parish were married in this > Church by Banns this first day of September in the Year One Thousand Eight > Hundred and Seventeen > By me Tho THIMBLEBY? Curate > Both signed > In the Presence of George WEBB& Geo HICKS > > So could the two above Ann ROWELLs be two different people, the alias WEBB > perhaps marrying the John ? > > I haven't heard of a Little Carlow but perhaps others have ? > > Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) > > > > >> Is anyone researching the family of William Rowell and Ann (nee Webb)? >> >> Ann was transported to Van Diemen's Land in 1831, she left behind her >> husband William and two small children. The family had been living at >> Little Carlow, Newmarket, Suffolk according to her convict records. >> >> Ann married James Swain in VDL in 1836. >> >> I would love some history on Ann to add to my research. And any info on >> Little Carlow (if I have the name right) in the early 1800's. >> >> And I am happy to pass on the information I have on Ann in VDL. >> >> Thanks >> >> Darlene >> Queensland, Australia >> > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SUFFOLK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >