FEWELL Family

[essexbird2004]

Hi Trev    

Hope you and yours are well.

Thanx for letting me know mate
I missed the ERO by 30 mins today so will phone them Monday and Order apparantly takes up to 4 weeks to get them so i'm afraid it's gonna be quite a wait

Anyway i will let you all know when i get them and what is on them.

By the way the Fuell database from 1837 onwards is nearly finished i've done all the Births and Deaths and up to the 1970's with the Marriages

I will e-mail it to you when it's done

K x

[findem]

Hi All,
Kath, I have a couple of Thaxted ffewell baptisms, early 1700s, that I found this year do you want them?

Well I still haven't heard from that American guy, Stanford B Swallow, regarding the Marriage of Margaret Surrah and Ed Cornhill.  I know the blighter is alive, his name, address and phone number are in the American white pages.  I included a self addressed envelope and two International Reply Coupons (last of the bid spenders that's me  ) so it wouldn't cost him anything.  I've uncrossed my fingers now, it was getting very uncomfortable.

Regards

PS Sorry Kath for the stupid question, just re read your post and noticed your database only goes back to 1837, just shows it pays to read the fine print.  My brain obviously wasn't working, probably due to having my fingers crossed so long, cut off blood circulation to my brain.  No comments about age thanks.

[essexbird2004]

Hi Findem

lol surprised they havn't dropped off ( your fingers i mean )

Thanx for the offer of the Thaxted Baptism's but i'll leave the pre 1837 stuff for Trev to add to his website..

I'm far to easily confused for information like that hun lol
Hope the weather is nice in OZ, we're having a nice weekend but no doubt it will be raining again come tomorrow..

and this Stanford Fella isn't there a phone number for him?

Oh and before i forget i wrote to a Fred Fewell in Canada, and a Richard Fewell ( believing Richard is the son of Fred) and Fred ( son of Walter and Annie nee Payne) is my Dad's 1st Cousin all the letters came back so i had no joy in finding out anything from them.....


Trev

I must again thankyou for the info you sent on William Pearce Fewell whom i am extremely interested in as he is the only sibling of my grandfather i cannot trace

I did Find out that he was Married but don't know who too, and he had 2 children a son and a daughter called Adelaide Ellen Fewell ( she was down as next of kin on his enlist records when he joined the canadian Army) after 1916 he dissapeared of the face of the earth and i am told the was a police investigation into it, nothing was found.. we know his son survived as he was left with people in Sasketchewan but without a name thats a bit of a dead end. I have a distant cousin in Canada who is going to apply for his Army Service record for me , so hopefully that will shed more light onto him, and i thought it was hard to loo for the Fewell's before 1800 lol
anyway better go got a sunday roast to start

TTFN all

K x

[findem]

Hi Kath,
At my age I take extra care to make sure bits do not fall off, can't stop the hair thinning though 

Yes Stanford B Swallow does have a phone number, perhaps I'll phone, I will have to find out what time zone he is in, don't want to phone in the early hours, he might not like it.  I've been phoned in the early hours by people from the UK, bit of a shock, takes me a long while at that time of day to get my brain in gear.  Problem is how long would it take for him to access his data, it could turn into an expensive phone call.

A bit cold here at the moment, got down to 10 degrees C yesterday, today a bit better at !4.

Regarding the Thaxted ffewells I'll check out Trevor"s site sometime, if he hasn't got them I'll offer them to him. 

Regards.

[essexbird2004]

Findem have you seen this, i thought possibly maybe that it may be a connection as the James Swallow was born in Essex England and it gives his childrens married names and if no joy with Stanford you could try the others listed

K x 


Obituary: The Millard County Progress, Fillmore, Utah, Friday, 25 Feb 1955:

Last rites for James Swallow were held in the Fillmore First Ward Chapel Saturday, Feb 19, 1955, with William B. Mace of the Second Ward Bishopric presiding. Prelude and postlude music by Mrs. Alice Robins. Opening musical was a duet by Floyd and Clem Utley. Mr. J. W. Swallow offered the opening prayer. Roy Tomkinson then sang a solo. Bishop Milton A. Melville was the first speaker. He was followed by former Bishop Edward Peterson. Closing remarks were by Wm. B. Mace. Gay Cooper and Linda Callister played a flute duet, with Edith Callister as accompanist. Mr. Earl Steele sang a solo. A tribute to Mr. Swallow written by Alonzo Huntsman was read by Mrs. Bert Swallow. Closing prayer was by Bishop Ashby Robison. The grave was dedicated by former Bishop, Henry Hatton.

Pall bearers were grandsons: Grant Whicker, Tom Beeston, Kirk Warner, Stanford Swallow, Gordon and Garth Smith.

Mr. Swallow died at his home in Fillmore last Wednesday, at the advanced age of 94. He had been a semi-invalid for many years. Born in Essex County, England Jan 13, 1861. He was a son of Thomas and Caroline Crow Swallow. He married Charlotte Dearden in Fillmore, Dec. 20, 1888. She died in April, 1935.

He is survived by the following sons and daughters: Mrs. Ella Whicker, Mrs. Nellie Lambert, Mrs. Florence Beeston, Mrs. Eva Warner; Frank, Bert; Mrs. June Smith, Mrs. LaNola Turner, all of Fillmore; a brother, Charles Swallow, Meadow; 30 grandchildren and 35 great grandchildren.

[findem]

Thanks for that info Kath and no I hadn't seen it.  To be honest I haven't thought about a "plan B", thought I'd wait a couple of weeks or so to see if I get a reply first.

How on earth did you come across that info, a Google search or something similar 

I'll copy and paste the info in a Word document for easy reference, it might be worth a try if all else fails.  I'm half inclined to believe the Margaret Surrah Stanford B Swallow has marrying Ed Cornhill is the right one though.  I would like to know how he defined which Margaret married Ed, to see if his reasoning has merit.

Regards.

[Susie1]

Hi Kath & Findem
I got excited then lol   A Crow in your tree but assuming that she came from Stebbing the same as Thomas & James she's along way from my Cranham ones.
Sue

[essexbird2004]

Findem

Just did an ancestry search for that information mate

Sue

Your Crows all come from Cranham? It's a tiny tiny place and not to far from where i am in Essex.

K x

[essexbird2004]

Findem

I looked on Ansetral File and the Swallow obit above is indeed the same family that has the Edward Cornhill and Margaret Surrah listed, which i am sure you probably already know, but as you say it could always be Plan B x

K

 Submitter(s):
 PATRICIA L RUDD Microfilm:  NONE
 12664 WEST ALABAMA WAY
LAKEWOOD CO Submission:  AF92-101534
 USA 80228   
 
 MARK TOMKINSON Microfilm:  NONE
 93 EAST PINEHURST STREET
TOOELE UT Submission:  AF89-101744
 USA 84074-2146   
 
 MARK TOMKINSON Microfilm:  NONE
 93 EAST PINEHURST STREET
TOOELE UT Submission:  AF91-100112
 USA 84074-2146   
 
 VELTON KENT WARREN Microfilm:  NONE
 1115 JOHNSON ST
IDAHO FALLS ID Submission:  AF92-102259
 USA 83401   
 
 JOANNE WAGNER Microfilm:  NONE
 15025 24TH AVE E
TACOMA WA Submission:  AF93-100172
 USA 98445   
 
 ALLISON CHAD STOTT Microfilm:  NONE
 96 WEST 550 NORTH
CENTERVILLE UT Submission:  AF93-107633
 USA 84014   
 
 PORTER Microfilm:  NONE
 1280 WEST 300 NORTH
CLEARFIELD
UT Submission:  AF97-101702
 USA 84015


These were the Submitters on The Ancestral File, so if no joy with Stanford Swallow try these hun

K x