A mystery ??

[genjen]

Hi,

I have checked on Genes Reunited and there is at least one person who might be interested in your find. I will contact them if you would like me to.

Jen

[adee7]

Fascinating!  I'd like to see the results of this search.

Kathleen

[cymbeline]

Genjen,
thanks for those details.  Fascinating !   I'm having a research break at the mo and so all my subscriptions have lapsed.  May i take you up on your offer to contact the Silver on GR?
Thanks so much

[cymbeline]

Thanks Mo for pointing me in the direction of Ancestry.  I had a quick look last night, but wasn't successful.  I'm off again now to look.

[genjen]

I will send a GR message tonight Will probably tell him about this thread so that if he is interested, he can have alook and see what's going on. If he wants to make contact directly with you, I will send you a PM with details.

I had a look at the tree on Ancestry. If its the same one as Mo saw, it is a huge tree and includes Royalty!

Jen

[cymbeline]

Hi Hackstaple, all very interesting stuff.   In the 1841 Census did Benjamin have the Silver surname?  He could possible be the son of Frederick jun. who died aged 53.  (It seems none of them inherited their parents longevity!)  Sweet last words !  Amazing info. thanks.

[cymbeline]

Aniseed, could you pls contact the owner of the tree on ancestry if you have your finger on it ?  I'm having trouble finding it but i'm off for another look.  Thanks.
Jan

[cymbeline]

thanks to all for your help and contributons...really.  Jan

[Paul Caswell]

1851  HO107/1480/474/3 Mistranscribed on Ancestry as Felver

10 James St, Westminster St Margaret
Frederick Felver 68 (1783), Scotland "Minister? of Gospel"
Hannah Felver 64 (1787), West Indies not if you look at the image
Frances Felver 26 (1825), Beighton, Sussex

Paul