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Re: Thomas barwise
« Reply #9 on: Sunday 10 November 13 18:30 GMT (UK) »
Hi again
Jollies Guide & Directory of Cumberland 1811
Has no Barwise's in Harrington in 1811
BUT
In Whitehaven
Benjamin Barwise Capt of the New Draper he is a co owner of this 141 ton Brig
Ben lives on George Street Whitehaven
John Barwise Capt of the Volunteer he is employed by T & M Hartley of Whitehaventhe ship is a schooner of 354 tons and John lives on Michael Street Whitehaven
Finally
Capt Thomas Barwise no ship given lives on Duke Street
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« Reply #10 on: Sunday 10 November 13 18:49 GMT (UK) »
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Hi try this I just put in Thomas Barwise and got this will for 1823 but in Whitehaven
and born in  1765  also looked in a directory for 1829 and
Mrs Barwise Gentlewoman kliving Granby Row Whitehaven
and
Benjamin Barwise Ship owner living Lonsdale Place
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« Reply #11 on: Sunday 10 November 13 18:49 GMT (UK) »
There are at least 2 distinct Barwise families who had ship's captains in Whitehaven about this time. Osmotherley Barwise had a son Thomas 1763-1823 ("of Lowsey"). In 1811 he was of Duke st, Whitehaven. He was captain of a ship "Cumberland", and had estates in Jamaica. He lived at High st Whitehaven when he died in 1823, and his wife Dorothy lived there till 1847.

His brother John (1772-1827) was also a master mariner. Two of his sons Thomas and John were separately master of the "Volunteer". Thomas died 1831 and John 1845.

My family were descended from David Barwis of Harrington, a mariner. 6 of his sons were mariners. Benjamin was a ship owner and master. I believe John in 1811 in Michael st, captain, was him. Thomas I mention in another post seemed to have 2 bigamous families in USA, and called himself a ships captain.