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Cork / Re: Anyone up for a Cork family challenge?
« on: Saturday 16 February 13 00:36 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Blue,

Could well be 'our' John as the details are correct...I will check it out and see if someone else in the family has posted it up on Ancestry.
Many thanks for advising me.

Shalena

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Cork / Re: Anyone up for a Cork family challenge?
« on: Monday 28 January 13 14:39 GMT (UK)  »
Thank-you for the notification Brionne.

I did not have this information as I was researching a different strand of our family lines, having left the Carroll's for the time being as rather difficult with the very limited info; we had and the common names!

Will take a look to see if relevant.

Shalena

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Cork / Re: Anyone up for a Cork family challenge?
« on: Sunday 27 January 13 10:33 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Brookswood,

Thanks for getting in touch, but on looking through the information that I have regarding this family line it does not seem that your people are related to ours.

Good luck with your research.
Shalena

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Bedfordshire / Re: Puzzle at The Red Lion
« on: Monday 09 July 12 22:29 BST (UK)  »
bedfordshire boy,

Thank-you for responding to the messages from aitchiva.  I appreciate that.

I have been away dealing with some health problems, and not able to be on the computer for a while now.

Will respond to the messages within the next few days...meanwhile, I shall send a pm so it is not thought that I am ignoring the messages posted.

Thanks again!
Shalena

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Sussex Lookup Requests / Re: 1722 settlement certificate look-up - Mew
« on: Thursday 15 March 12 15:25 GMT (UK)  »
Hi David,

Having looked into the 'stuff' I have here, I think I have come across a Thomas and 'Lucy' that, (going by the dates of bap you supplied), seem to fit.  I do hope that I have got the correct line, but the information going back that far was supplied by a rather elderly woman, another long lost, distant, relative whos writing, due to near blindness, was not the clearest to decipher.  I can no longer confirm anything by telephone either, as she sadly passed away.  Anyway, here is what was sent to me:

John Mew bap 12 May, 1695, Framfield...(had sister Ann bap 13/2/1697, Framfield.)

John married Elizabeth Weaver on 4/5/1718 at Little Horsted.  (Elizabeth bap 13/2/1697, Framfield).

Known children x 6
William Mew bap 30/11/1720, Little Horsted
Elizabeth Mew bap 26/12/1722, Little Horsted
* John Mew bap 25/3/1725, Buxted...(He is our line, close, but not directly from Thomas & Lucy!)
Mary Mew bap 27/12/1726, Buxted
** Thomas Mew bap 14/10/1729, Buxted...(Your possible line?)
Edward Mew bap 11/5/1733, Buxted

**  This Thomas married an Elizabeth Teeling, who was known as 'Lucy'!  They married 26/4/1753 in Uckfield &
      I believe 'Lucy' was buried 25/8/1811, aged 80yrs, at Framfield...which would give her year of birth as
      c 1731.  Thomas I have as dying 1807, at Framfield.  This is what was noted on the chart sent.  Also:

Children of Thomas & 'Lucy' x 5

Lucy bap 14/4/1754, Framfield
John bap 8/ ( it looked like April (Ap) but may be August (Ag) as you said) 1756, Framfield
Thomas bap ?/2/1759, Framfield
Richard bap 7/6/1761, Framfield
* Moses bap 14/12/?  It could well be your 1766 if this is the correct man.

I have no note regarding a Michael, but there would have been a chance he was missed out/not known about.
Neither have I bought copies of certificates for these people as to do so for all the family line would cost a bomb.

Your Moses was not the only biblical name noted...going down from the Thomas (son of Thomas & Lucy), via 2 more Thomas's we come to Seth, Levi and Obadiah Boar!

Glad to welcome you to the Mew clan David. ;D  Should you wish to, you can contact me via the personal messaging service on here and I will give you my e-mail address.

Best wishes,
Shalena

 

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Sussex Lookup Requests / Re: 1722 settlement certificate look-up - Mew
« on: Saturday 10 March 12 11:55 GMT (UK)  »
Good-morning omega,

Thanks for your input, all help is gratefully received when it comes to tracking down these relatives as I am far from being an expert in the field.

I have the following noted with regard to both an Elizabeth & John Mew born at the sort of time you are talking about, but the details are a bit out:

John Mew bap 12/5/1695, Framfield, Sussex  -  married  -  Elizabeth (nee Weaver) bap 13/2/1697, parents of
William Mew bap 30/11/1720, Little Horstead
* Elizabeth Mew bap 26/12/1722, Little Horstead
* John Mew bap 25/3/1725, Buxted
Mary Mew bap 27/12/1726, Buxted
Thomas Mew bap 14/4/1729, Buxted
Edward Mew bap 11/5/1733, Buxted

There follows a miriad of sons born to the family line named either Thomas or John, (as well as quite a few Elizabeths), but the dates do not match up with the time in question.  It is also unfortunate that they often married girls with the same, or very similar, names as those before...which confuses the issue further!

Your input was much appreciated.
Regards,
Shalena


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Sussex Lookup Requests / Re: 1722 settlement certificate look-up - Mew
« on: Friday 09 March 12 22:33 GMT (UK)  »
Hello Nell,

Thanks for that...at least we can be certain they are different people/families.

It appears from the research we have done with the Mew line from East Sussex, that there are many sons born that have the name Thomas handed down.  So we generally take a second look if this name crops up in that area.
Some we can tie in, others not, but the further we go back the more problematic it gets, as I am sure you are aware!

Regards,
Shalena

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Sussex Lookup Requests / Re: 1722 settlement certificate look-up - Mew
« on: Friday 09 March 12 08:30 GMT (UK)  »
David,

Thank-you for answering.  As it so happens I had not solved the puzzle as I had got distracted with other things, so I was pleased to hear from you.

Like you, I surmised that the dates didn't quite add up but wondered if there was any link as the same names often crop up in family lines.  So saying, do you hail from the Mews that abounded in the (mainly East) Sussex area?  Would be nice to know where you fit in as it is a paternal line of mine.  Oh yes, nearly forgot; it was thought that there were family origins in Hastings, but very difficult to find out whether as a separate English 'Mew/Mews/Mewes family', or descended from when the French Meuxs fled France.  Hastings, at that time, would have been a prime port to head for.

Regards,  Shalena


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Sutherland / Re: Two Sutherland area families
« on: Sunday 22 January 12 00:37 GMT (UK)  »
Your welcome Ann.

Goodness, there is certainly a touch of family likeness between your photo of Catherine and her sister Margaret.  You will probably see this for yourself when the copies David sends reaches you.

We have a couple of female McKay's (MacKay's) that married into our lines...
An Erick (a?) MacKay married 'our' William Munro b circa 1788, Sutherland, (more than likely Creich), &
a Janet MacKay married 'our' Alexander MacIntosh b circa 1720's in Dornoch.

There are quite a few Scottish names found in our lines!

Hope you enjoy using this site again in the future, Ann.  There are some very knowledgeable people here that can help you out if you are stuck. You can always put up an enquiry and ask for assistance from around the world.

Regards,
Shalena

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