Amelia Sophia Hawar and Joseph Henry Williams

[Daisypetal]

This looks like Thomas,

Thomas HARWAR
Birth:  26 JUL 1799
Christening:  18 AUG 1799   Saint Mary The Virgin Aldermanbury, London  Father:  Henry HARWAR  
Mother:  Ann


Thomas HARWAR  
Spouse:  Mary Jane BETTS  
Marriage:  28 DEC 1844   Brenchley, Kent


Thomas HARWAR    Dec Q 1844    Tonbridge    v.5  p.679
Mary Jane BETTS with same details



1851  HO107/1512  f.480  p.3  Liberty of The Rolls
4 Searles Place

Thomas HARWAR    Head    mar   51    Law Stationer    Middx St Mary Aldermanbury
Mary Jane              Wife    mar  35                             Kent Bersted?
Mary Jane                    Daur  U   3                                 Middx Liberty of the Rolls
Walter HARWAR              Son  U 1                                   "  "          "  "
Chas Wm DOWDESWELL    Ap  U  19  Apprentice          Middlx  Hammersmith
Thomas John HARD          Ap  U  17        "    "                "  "     St Sepulchre
Edward HARRIS              Ap   U  14        "  "                 Surrey St Mary Lambeth
Sarah FLETCHER      Servant  W  42  Domestic Servant    Isle of Wight  Cowes

 
Daisy
 

[suffolk*sue]

There is also a marriage on Pallots

Henry Harwar of Liberty of the Rolls = bach.
Sus. Arundell = spin.

1819 = St. Clement Danes.

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So could this be two brothers marrying two sisters. 

[suffolk*sue]

Also on Pallots

Henry Harwar = bach.
Ann Braddock = wid.

1797 = Southwark

[wren]

Hi Sue and Daisy.
I don't see why we shouldn't keep up the tradition. I already have three Gardner siblings marrying three Gilroy siblings. So why not keep up the tradition. All this infomration is just fantstic. I'm going to have to really sit down and absorb all this. Just another question, What is Pallots?
I've done a fair bit of Australian reserch but very little British.
Thanks Wren

[suffolk*sue]

Do you have access to Ancestry.com as Pallots marriage index is on there.

[wren]

Hi Sue
Ah, yes I shall visit my local library tomorrow.
I've just been google earthing and map searching for st clement danes and st dunstans, they certainly appear to be in fairly close proximity.
Neither of them seem to be buiit in the traditional style. Its all very interesting.

Daisy the link  you made, certainly streamlined the process.
Thanks again for your help.
Wren

[Daisypetal]

Hmmm...

Thomas HARWAR married Sarah ARUNDELL in 1825 so who is the mother Sarah for the earlier baptisms of Amelia 1822 and Jeffery 1824, a previous different Sarah or could they have been christened to the couple before their marriage 


Daisy

[wren]

Hi Daisy
I'm pleased that you posed that question because they were my thoughts. I'm really going to have to sit down and take a good look at the info and analyse what its saying.
Some of the dates seem a little baffling.
Thanks for your hard work.
Wren

[wren]

Hi Sue and Daisy
Just thought I'd give you a little update. Thanks to your wonderful help I' ve been to the library and discovered a host of information on Jeffery Harwar and family. They certainly were prominent in the area of Law Writing. Will assimilate this info and then make the next group of connections.
Thanks again
Wren