surname Heywood/Hayward/Heyward/Haywood/Hegewald

[moors]

Hello Eagletone, Thank you for ino re 1851 census Alfred HAYOOD (I expect it was because of the spelling that it was not found)
As I explained to you on my last message I have all the rest of the census with his 2nd wife. If you wish to have the details let me know.
It appears you are descended from the ist (M) and  my husband from the 2nd (M)
The info. I got was from the LDS re Samuel to Phillis his wife. Thank you for his Fathers (B) details 1809 etc.
I was interested in your list of places for your family members, Essex High Roothing, I have Hartgroves and Harknett surnames from that area.
The Page /Jennings I have of Page and a little of Jennings if you are interested.
my e.mail address is majeffery4 at yahoo.co.uk if you wish to contact me that way. Ann

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[wangaratta]

i have been researching the Hayward Bros (Ironmongers) of Southwark (the sign of the Dog and Pot):
Edward Lambert HAYWARD (1811-1876)
William HAYWARD (1824-1902)

my ggg grandfather referred to them as "uncle"

regards,
ben...

[moors]

I have looked at what I have re Haywards (B) 1807 to 1817 in Sothwark none only in Rotherhithe.  I have Haywards (B) in Southwark area 1870 at St. Saviour and St. Olaves but not  with names Edward and William. My haywards were in the leather trade. 1841 living at Cook buildings, Clarance St. (St. George the Marty) Southwark. So NO connection, perhaps a distant relation? 
My Lamberts come from Lincolnshire. early 1800s.   Ann