FEWELL Family

[findem]

Hi Trevor,
In your last post you stated that Philip and Ann Fuell/Fewell married at Dunmow, was that a typing error?, the on-line Takeley PR Transcripts show them as marrying at Takeley 26 Dec 1736.

The Takeley PR transcripts also show that Philip & Anne Fuell had a son William baptised 12 Nov 1737 at Takeley and a daughter Millicent baptised 13 Jan 1754 but no children between those dates, I wonder where Philip and Ann went between 1737 and 1754, Dunmow perhaps?  The name Millicent rings a bell doesn't it?, we know William and Margaret Fewell named a child Me(i)lly, all of a sudden it all makes sense. 

Something else on the transcripts for Takeley I believe raises a question, there is an entry for the marriage at Takeley of William Juell (an error, should be Fuell) married Elizabeth Green 7 Dec 1767.  Five Months later a William Fuell married Margaret Twinn 3 May 1768 at Felsted.
I would be interested to know how:-
a) we can be sure that William Fuell son of Philip & Ann moved from Takeley to marry Margaret Twinn at Felsted in 1768 and therefore is not the William Juell (Fuell) who married Elizabeth Green at Takeley in 1767?
b) we can be sure that William (baptised 5 April 1744 Felsted) of William and Hannah did not stay in Felsted and marry Margaret Twinn?

Any ideas anyone?

The fact that William of Philip and Ann had a sister Millicent gives some support to him being the husband of Margaret Twinn, unless both Williams had an ancestor (in common?) or a relative named Millicent to cause both of them to name a child Millicent.

I was going to ask that if we accept William of Philip and Ann married Margaret Twinn, do we assume that William Fuell of William and Hannah went to Takeley and married Elizabeth Green but then I thought it would confuse matters so forget I mentioned it 

I noted two children for William and Elizabeth Fuell/Juell baptised at Takeley, John Fuell 22 Jan 1769 and Elizabeth Fuell 21 Apr 1771.      

By the way there is an Elizabeth of William and Mercy Green baptised 1741 in the Takeley transcripts, also her parents marriage.

Regards.

[findem]

Hi All,
In case anyone has already read my previous post, I have since modified it to destroy evidence of a blunder I made, hopefully you were all tucked up in bed and so haven't seen it   

[julied]

  Hi all!  Nice to have everyone back chatting again, seems ages since anyone had anything new to add.  Trevor Mills, hi and thank you for your info.  I know I love getting new bits of info on this Fewell mob. 
Findem thanks for the info on the Takeley transcripts.
Bye for now.
Julie [in Oz]

[Susie1]

I agree it is nice to have people chatting again, it seems everyone has come to a full stop.

So I thought I’d post this and see if any one can help:
Philomon had two son’s called James, one bap 1805 and one in 1812 in Great Canfield.
I thought maybe the 1805 had died and they named another James, but I can’t find a death.
On the 1841 census there is a James age 35 with wife Elizabeth and children: Sarah, Mary, Jane & Issac.
On the 1861 census there is a James age 59, no wife, with children: William, Susannah & Stephen.
On the 1871 census James age 66, no wife, with children: William & Stephen
On the 1881 census James age 78 is just with son William.
James then died 1888 and in the 1891 census there is an Issac and Stephen living together, as lodgers. All these census are of Great Canfield.
But as there is no 1851 census  to see if James is with wife Elizabeth and who the children are, I’m stuck.   I think they might be the same James, but with more children. The trouble is even the James of the 1861, 71 and 81 census couldn’t decide how old he was.
Has anyone come across any info on James from Great Canfield please.
Sue

[findem]

Hi All,
I had a look at Takeley burials to see if I could find the age of William from a burial entry in order to see which is which.  Guess what? no luck at all,  no Williams at all under Fewell or Fuell, there were two named William Jewel, one buried 1797 the other 1807, neither had an age attached. Oh well them's the breaks.

[Barbara F]

Are any of you interested in or researching the Fewell family who were in Leaden Roding from about 1859?
I am descended from William who married Hannah Morrell in 1851 in High Roding. William was born in  Dunmow according to census returns and the IGI but I have details of him with his parents and siblings in Great Canfield in the 1841 census.  His parents were John Fewell and Maria Clarke.
Most of my own research has been from 1841 onwards but I do have some data from other researchers. 
Think I have probably been in contact with one of you about a John Fewell born about 1830.

Barbara F

[Susie1]

Hi Barbara
Yes 2 of us are doing this Fewell tree.  I have spoken to you in the past.  I eventually found my John.  I have your William & Hannah with 8 children is that right?  Williams father is John, Johns father is Charles and Charles father is John.
Sue

[Barbara F]

Hello again Sue

Yes, you have the right William.
How does your John fit in - or is he from an entirely different part of the Fewell family?

Barbara

[Susie1]

Hi Barbara
He's Philomons grandson.
Sue