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Channel Islands Lookup Requests / Re: LILLICRAP/TREEVE
« on: Monday 12 March 12 06:49 GMT (UK)  »
R G A W Lillicrap's death was reported in the Nautical Standard, Saturday 19 October 1850, London Middlesex.
"9 Oct 1850 aged 29 years and seven months 3rd son of Rear Admiral James Lillicrap BN".

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Channel Islands Lookup Requests / Re: LILLICRAP/TREEVE
« on: Tuesday 06 March 12 22:45 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Kath

Yes it is Joan. I have in the past corresponded with Fred and his info has been most helpful.
Josiah Richard was the son of Capt. John Treeve and Charles Hasting a son of Major Richard Treeve, they were cousins.
With regard to the Lillicrap situation how was the conclusion that they never married arrived at?

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Channel Islands Lookup Requests / Re: LILLICRAP/TREEVE
« on: Thursday 16 February 12 12:59 GMT (UK)  »
Charles and his wife Harriet Marsh Renwick arrived in Melbourne with their two sons George Renwick and James Charles in 1850. Charles went about establishing a grocers business in Lonsdale St, Melbourne. The business either failed or Charles left for the "diggings" the later probably more plausible as thousands flocked to the Victorian gold sites at this time.
Harriet died at Beechworth Hosp. Vic in 1859. Charles died at Adelong NSW in 1863. Son George born Jersey 1843 died at Liverpool NSW in 1918, no issue.
 
James Charles born at sea 1849 married Sarah Harvey at Beechworth Vic in 1892. James Charles died 1895 in Fitzroy Vic. They had two sons James Thomas 1893 -1942, no issue and George Henry 1894-1954, George is my paternal grandfather.

I do have further information which could go on for pages with regard to Charles Hastings and his siblings but I am only new to this forum and haven"t yet worked out how to best utilise it.

Looking at information that I do have Henrietta had maintained ties with the Impey family throughout her life.

To the best of my knowledge the Treeve family has no connections within today's Jersey.

A few years back I corresponded for a time with a distant cousin who also authored  the Knights of Barrells. He was most generous with regard to sharing info on the Knight family. You more than likely are acquainted with him too.

Over the years with the purchase of new computers and changing email addresses I have lost contact with this chap. So I am very happy to be in contact with you.


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Channel Islands Lookup Requests / Re: LILLICRAP/TREEVE
« on: Wednesday 15 February 12 12:17 GMT (UK)  »
hi again

I have copies of Richard's army returns these documents only list my eight. Where were the other two born?
With regard to Matilda Frances Adelaide in the Jersey census 1881 there is a Matilda F A Fielding ,birth place and year fit. Husband Francis W Fielding. Their son Clarence HASTINGS Fielding born St Saviour Jersey 14 July 1868. Hastings is a name that was synonymous with the Treeve/Impey family. Clarence has three kids Charles, Dorothy ADELAIDE and Evelyn. Maybe just coincidental. Only found this tonight so will need to check a bit more.

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Channel Islands Lookup Requests / Re: LILLICRAP/TREEVE
« on: Wednesday 15 February 12 08:42 GMT (UK)  »
Hi, my 2nd great grandfather Charles Hasting Treeve was an older brother of your Amelia. In all there were eight children of the Treeve/Impey marriage:-
John Richard Henry 1814
Michael Elijah  1815-1888
George Lovibond 1817-
Charles Hastings 1821-1863
Amelia Georgiana Matilda 1825-1860
Adolphus Cornelius 1826-1848
Marian Impey 1828-1906
Emma Augusta Octavia Davies 1832-1916
I have been researching the Treeve family for many years but your post is the first I have found that deals directly with the family of Richard and Henrietta. I have amassed a fair amount of information with regards to this family and I am very willing to share and compare notes.

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