FEWELL Family

[essexbird2004]

Hiya you lot

LOL 'Owt' means 'anything' sorry didn't mean to confuse  you. I am hopefully going on MOnday to the records office as it's open till 8pm.

Julie i do feel sorry for you hun Jones must be awfully difficult to look up, but you'd think with a surname like Fewell it would be a darn sight easier than it has been.

From now on you can all call me your 'Royal Highness' or 'Maam' pmsl.

TTFN x

[findem]

Hi All,
Found these three entries, all on Chelmsford St Mary the Virgin PRs, Image 109 of D/P 94/1/2 on the SEAX system, you may have seen them but just in case here goes.

John Fule of Sanddonn? Singleman married Ursula Eye? of Moulsham Singlewoman 29th day of April 1634. 
If anyone is interested it would pay to check the entry, I think I have Sanddonn (Sandon) and Eye right but of course the entries are in 17th century style writing and spelling.  The capital E of the surname Eye was a concern, I checked other names beginning with C, P (in case it should be Pye) and S but it didn't match those letters. 

John sonne of John Fule of Moulsham husbandman and Ursula his wife was baptysed 13th day of June 1634.  Whoops!

Rebecca the wife of Thomas Fule of Chelmsford, Cooper? was buryed 22 May 1634.  This entry is on the 1st column of the 1st page second entry from the bottom.

There may have been other Fule entries but since I was concentrating on five names other than Fule/Fewell I could have missed them.   None of these were ffule. 

[essexbird2004]

Hi All

Sue has kindly looked at the Barnston Fiche for me and there isn't much there i'm afraid.

(copied from e-mail sue sent)
John Reve wid married Mary Fewell spinster, both of this parish, married by Banns 15 feb 1770, both made their mark.  Wit: Ann Fewell, Solomon Heath?? both made their mark.  The F on the Fewell is exactly the same as the F of February.

The other one is James Fewel m Mary Flack/Flach by Banns 23 Oct 1810 both made their mark, Wit: Joseph Rorkef  and Thomas .
 
Sorry, these are the only two I found. There was a lot of Newel's but they were definately N.

but it's 2 more we didn't have Sue so i greatly appreciate it you are a star and i owe you one.

Kath xxxxx

[davierj]

Hi, just thought I'd join in to ask if anyone is researching the Fewell family from Great Canfield.   I'm particularly interested in this family early 19th century and back into the 18th.   Any help greatly appreciated.
Cheers Dave

[essexbird2004]

Hi Dave

thanx for the info on the other post, can you post it here so the canfield fewells can see it please and we will help as much as possible hun

Kath x

p.s the password to my tribalpages site is conner

[essexbird2004]

Hi again Dave

I am not at this present time linked into the Canfield Fewells but we all know at some point we will link up

Your Jane Fewell was born circa 1832 her parents were James Fewell & Elizabeth Doe

James was born circa 1803 Gt Canfield and Married Elizabeth circa 1825

James' parents were James Fewell circa 1778 Gt Canfield & Sarah Unknown

he in turn was son of Thomas Fewell 1755 Little Canfield & Sarah Bacon they married in 1777 Little Canfield

Thomas name is also spelt Fuell in some documents ie Boyds marriage index

the others may be able to get you further back than this because they have concentrated more on the Canfield side

K x

[essexbird2004]

Dave also try here

this site was done for pre 1837 registration FEWELL's it's by Trevor Fewell

http://www.trevorfewell.clara.co.uk/

kath x

[davierj]

Great news Kath   here's the info..................

James Francis, 24, lab, father James Francis married Jane Fewele (sic), 25, father James Fewire (sic), both of Great Canfield.   Married 17 Oct 1857 at the Parish Church of Great Canfield.   Everybody lived in GC.   Witnesses were George Franklin and Giofn (looks like) Bacon.  

I believe the Bacons were linked to the Fewells in earlier generations.

Thanks for the password  

Cheers Dave

[davierj]

Thanks for the info, I'm sure they are all linked in somewhere.

Cheers dave