Trying to find Frederick HOWES

[cj1992]

I am trying to find the parents of Frederick Howes, who was born about 1823, in Westinton, Suffolk (according to the 1881 Census). He seems to have moved to North East England as he got married to Ann Griffiths in the Stockton district in 1843. I am assuming that Ann must have died and he married Hannah Maria Nayton (or Naylor) in 1860 in the Hartlepool district. I have found him on the 1861 census which shows his place of birth as Stockton but the line above shows Suffolk so this entry looks as though it may be an enumerators transcription error. I can't find him on any earlier census. Also I haven't been able to locate a Westinton in Suffolk.

In 1871 he is shown as a Seaman and in 1881 he is a Fishmonger. On the 1861 Census he is shown with Mariah his wife (this is probably Hannah Mariah Nayton) and three children, George, Frances and one other whose name I can't decipher. It looks as thought he died in 1883 in Middlesborough.

Can anyone help me identify his roots in Suffolk?

[kmart66]

Hi

Name/Frederick Howes
Gender/Male
Birth Date/abt 1822
Christening Date/27 Oct 1822
Christening Place/Westleton, Suffolk, England
Father's name/Joseph Howes
Mother's name/Sarah

Kevin

[cj1992]

That's brilliant Kevin. Thank you so much. I can do some cross-checking now and continue my search. 

Kind regards

Chris.

[suffolk*sue]

Marriage

Joseph Howes
Sarah Briggs of Dunwich
both single
18th May,1818
Westleton

[cj1992]

Many thanks Sue. I've just been trying to identify the "Sarah" who married Joseph and your information confirms what ksmart66 and I have managed to establish, with one extra detail, that she came from Dunwich. That's excellent. Another piece to the jigsaw. Thanks so much.

Kind regards.

Chris.

[Suffolk Mawther]

TV Channel 4 have been at Dunwich this week, it's really interesting little place.  Much of it has fallen into the sea over the centuries, so from being the largest port on the east coast it is now a pretty little village.

More on the filming of Time Team here
http://www.rootschat.com/links/0dtw/

Pat ...

[cj1992]

Many thanks Pat. I'll have a look at it.

Kind regards.

Chris.

[alandmo]

hello Suffolk*Sue

sorry to interrupt but i am trying to get in touch with bwgan ceredig (Julie)
You sent a post to her July 2005 ref: 1841/51 census with regard to a family
Robbins in Kilmersdon Somerset. The family in question are my direct ancestors and as such i would like to get in touch with her. I am new to this site and quite honestly am not sure what i am doing. Could you pos advise how i can get a message to her.

regards

Alan

[Suffolk Mawther]

Hi Alan,

Welcome to Rootschat 

When you have made three posts (you have just one more to go) you can send a personal message to other Rootschatters.

If you find the post that you mention to Sue, you need to click on the little green scroll on the left hand side, that will bring a form up ready to send a message. 
Alternatively you can click on the little 'baby face' also on the left of the message, this brings a form telling you a little bit about the person.  At the bottom there is a 'send this Rootschatter a message' which you can click on and again a form will come up that you can fill in with your message.

Hope this helps.

Suffolk Sue is very prolific as you can see by the number of posts she has made and she is a great help to researchers on here 

Pat ...