FEWELL Family

[essexbird2004]

Hi

Thanx, i know i am a pain in the backside haha

I just wish we could find out which one belongs to whom.

I need to go to the ERO and soon i think haha

K x

[findem]

Hi Kath,

You're doing a fine job with all the researching you have carried out, so I don't think anyone will consider you a pain in the backside.

Well that's my crawling done for the day, now back to the online Chelmsford burial PRs, ugh.   

[essexbird2004]

I just thought i'd let you know i have looked at the PR burials for 1836-1891 (D/P 94/1/54) and have copied them into a data base however when i downloaded all the images they only go from  Aug 1836 -  Feb 1846 do you want me to send you a copy of it will save you trawling through the 60 odd images for that period

[findem]

Thanks for the burials Kath, it would be quite a while before I reached that period.  At the moment I'm going through to 1761 (six year to go) just to prove that someone could have been alive to be married in another parish.  A plentiful supply of cups of tea are keeping me going/awake.  After 1761 I'll be looking Tibbles/Theobald names, if I haven't gone barmy by then 

Regards & Thanks

[julied]

Hi to all reading this, and a long overdue Happy New Year to you.
Have just been going through the latest postings on here - very interesting...and confusing in places.  But Kath, you and Findem [and all the others of course] are doing a great job finding this elusive Fewell mob.   I know I certainly appreciate all of your efforts.  You certainly make me laugh at times Kath...  How I wish I was in the UK and could help out going thru records etc.  One day I hope.  Until then I just await all new posts with interest.
Cheers
Julie   

[essexbird2004]

Hi JUlie

Happy New Year to you, hun if we didn't laugh we'd cry haha

I need to look more into the 2 William Fewell deaths i think one who died in Gt Dunmow and the other at Great Waltham and try and back track both of them from there, i still think the one who died Gt Waltham is our best bet i need to see his death record at the ERO and see if it says pauper or owt next to it and see if there are any poor relief records for that period.

We know he was in Gt Waltham and Alive in 1810 so there's hope yet (i  hope) lol
And if i can't find jack all out about this william i am going to link my tree to Royalty as their trees are EASY!!!!!! sod having a name like Jones,Smith or Brown what would we all do then?

Anyway TTFN and does anyone know what's happened to Trevor?? Hope he's ok ( he probably has better things to do lol )

Kath x

[julied]

Hey Kath, how u doin?  As always I got a laugh out of your message, what a shame we're so far away from each other. 

No joke - my maiden name IS actually Jones, honest.  And you think tracing this Fewell line is hard.  Much easier than my lot - trust me.....

Haven't heard from Trevor in ages.  Hopefully he's getting notification of all these postings and as you say is probably otherwise engaged. 

Had an email from a new Fewell researcher about 3 weeks ago.  He'd seen a message I'd left on a web site [can't remember which one as I've put them on heaps].  He had very little info and I was unable to help him but I did suggest he post the message he sent me on this site under this particular heading to see if anyone else could help him.  Obviously he hasn't done so yet as we'd have heard from him.  Anyway, don't have the email he sent me as my hard drive died last Sunday and of course I lost all the info I had on it.  Yes I know I've been told many times to back up - one of those things I was always going to do but never got around to.    Oh well 

Re the William Fewell bit, what does owt mean?

Bye for now,
Julie 

[Susie1]

Hi Julie
In case Kath dosn't see this for a while, I'll answer you.  "owt" is slang, basically, she means  "pauper or anything else next to it".

Are your Milne's from Scotland?  My late husband's middle name was Milne, named after his Great grandfather,  I think and so is my eldest son's. 

Sue

[julied]

Hi Sue, thanks for the explanation.

Yes my Milne's are from Scotland.  Haven't been able to trace too far back unfortunately.  William Milne b 1845 Forfar mar 16.08.1870 Odd Rode, Cheshire to Elizabeth Skerratt b 1845 Odd Rode.  They had 3 children:  Alice Maude b 1874 Manchester mar 1893 William Henry Bentley; William b 1880 Manchester never married and Rose b 1882 Cheshire never married.
William's occupation in the 1871 and 1891 census is engine fitter.  His father I have as either Robert or James. 

Cheers
Julie