Info needed on William Feuster "COMPLETED WITH THANKS"

[AMBLY]

The name is cetainley a challenge  but that's what makes these sorts of ones such fun (and makes us bald too!) 

Have PM'd you back re printing.

I am determined to find William in 1851 - it's the only Census now, he's not found in .

Yesterday, in a now missing post - Suz I think it was, asked if you thought daughter Kate S B had married the THORNE fellow and this is where your connection to that name come in?

cheers
AMBLY

[rubygemstone]

Ambly i was told it was to do with Thorne but i like to make sure first.

                Ruby 

[AMBLY]

Hi Ruby

Will see if we can find any THORNE's for Kate in 1901 - was there a Reginald THORN somewhere in the works, a child perhaps?

Just a sidestep - the BARTERS, as you said you didn't know of Catherine's parents or siblings?

I think Charlotte was maiden name BARTER and was born around the 1827-1829 mark and this is her in 1861. Note her occupation  -  a lovely match for Mrs Charlotte FEUSTER in 1871 !

1861:Winchester St Thomas, Hampshire
Ref: RG9 /  Piece: 691 /  Folio: 79 / Pg 25
Address: 6 Jewry Street
Head: Charlotte BARTER 33, unm, Ladies Funere*le Outfitter, b Worting Hants
Sister: Fanny BARTER 23, unm, Ladies Funere*le Outfitter, b Worting Hants
Brother: George BARTER  20, unm, Tailor,  b Worting Hants

http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/HAM/Worting/index.shtml
WORTING, a parish in the hundred of Chutely, county Hants, 2 miles W. of Basingstoke

and now back:

Charlotte in Service:
1851: Winchester St Thomas, Hampshire
Ref: HO107 /  Piece: 1674 /  Folio: 41 /  Pg 43
Address: 1 Portland Terrace
Head: William THORN 57, Independant Minister, b St Neotts Cornwall
Wife: Patty THORN 60, b Clifton Bristol
Sister-In-Law: Bestey Jose PRAST  66, unm, Living on realized property  b Clifton Bristol
(No relationship listed) :  Emma ROGERS 20, unm, Ladies Companion,  b Clifton Bristol
Servant: Charlotte BARTER 23, unm, (no occupation listed) , b Worting Hampsh.

and Her 2 siblings, with their mother:
1851 Town of Basingstoke Hampshire
Ref: HO107 /  Piece 1681 /  Folio 168 /  Pg 28
Address: Hackwood Road
Head: Catherine BARTER 52, widow, General Shopkeeper, b Weston, Somersetshire
Dau: Fanny BARTER 13, b Worting Hampshire
Son; George BARTER 10, Scholar, b Worting Hampshire

With her mother and siblings:
1841: Worting, Basingstoke, Hampshire
Ref: HO107 / Piece 385 /  Book 6 /  Folio 23 /  pg 10
Address: Worting R
Catherine BARTER 40, Dressmaker - N
Charles BARTER 15, Horse Keeper - Y
Sarah BARTER 15, Assistant Dressmaker - Y
Jane BARTER 14 - Y
Catherine BARTER 12 - Y
Emma BARTER 7 - Y
Fanny BARTER 3 - Y
George BARTER 10 monts  - Y

in 1841 - (assumed) Daughter Catherine age 12 - I believe this is probably meant to be  Charlotte. I can't find any Charlotte elsewhere to fit.

William''s first wife Catherine must surely    fit into these BARTER's somehow as a relative, but I can't get a fix on her 1841-1851......

Cheers
AMBLY

[AMBLY]

Just realised you said "Cheers mate" ! Your'e talking Kiwi       

[rubygemstone]

Ambly,
       The one side of my family are Davis which i'm trying to find out on and apparentley my cousin mentioned that Thorne and that Feuester (or what ever) lol was connected to.

What you mean Kiwi, i've got to fill some certificate's in now to take in tomorrow.

                 Ruby 

[AMBLY]

New Zealanders (Kiwis)   - and Australians (Aussies), say - Gidday mate, Cheers Mate, part of our 'idiom" speech - I'm in New Zealand 

AMBLY 

[rubygemstone]

Ambly,
       I'm from Willenhall, United Kingdom and they say cheers mate over here.
Willenhall is part of what they call the Black country in the Midlands in England.

Ambly i'll talk to you about that another time, has it's 01-40am and i'm feeling tied.

Many thanks for your help, it's appreciated.

                 Ruby 

[Janete]

Hi Ruby if you are still on this site sometimes -
I'm a Barter - well until I got married - & Charlotte & Catherine were great great aunts of mine.  I've been in touch with your cousin a bit & I've found Catherines marriage in the parish register at St. Mary's Paddington Green - 3rd April 1858. They were both listed as living in old church st, (round the corner) and parents as Simon Barter Innkeeper and John Feuester Gent! My great grandmother Frances Watson was one of the witnesses, she married my great grandfather William (Catherine's brother) the next year and they lived by the Green.  He was a builder and decorator so perhaps the 2 williams had worked together for a bit? I've got a not very good scan of the parish register entry if you want.  Don't know how to attach it to this!
Our Barters originated from Collingbourne Kingston Wilts.  I've got some details of them going back further if you want.
Regards,  Janet
(Living in Staffordshire -not very far away)

[DavidNA]

Hi Janet,

I was very interested to read your posting as I am also descended from William and Frances Barter; their son Charles was my great-grandfather.  So far I have been able to trace the Barters back as far as Simon on the 1841 census and also his childrens' baptisms between 1822 and 1840.  From your comment it seems that you have been able to get further back and I would be very interested in exchanging information with you. 

I have also traced the Watson line back to Gainsborough in Lincolnshire in the 1730s if you are also interested in them.

Best regards,

David