Arrowsmith - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Arrowsmiths from Whitchurch, Shropshire

fitzsdrcee — 2012-05-08 19:44:39Z

Hi there I am told by researchers in my family that we are related to Thomas Arrowsmith b, abt 1771 who married an Elizabeth Darlington (there is a slight name mismatch with at one point the surname as Harrowsmith however hopefully this is just misunderstandings of time). If you put the following into a search on Google or similar You should get the info I've got that the Heathcote Family in the USA have posted and your John should is in there.
John Arrowsmith-P3547015052-Individual Information-PhpGedView
Hope this helps not hinders
Raine

1863 ARROWSMITH death in Cuba

theoldentimes — 2012-02-17 11:03:44Z

Hi,

I just posted an old death notice for James ARROWSMITH of New York City, who died at Trinidad de Cuba in 1863.
This was scanned from an original issue (NOT microfilm!) of The New-York Times newspaper (NY, NY) dated December 14, 1863, and you can see it online here:

http://theoldentimes.com/jarrowsmith12141863cuba.html
I hope it's helpful!

Barbara
http://theoldentimes.com/old_news_ny.html
http://theoldentimes.com/deaths.htm
http://theoldentimes.com

Re: Arrowsmiths from Whitchurch, Shropshire

Amandaandjames53 — 2012-02-07 14:20:56Z

Hi, I am currently doing an Arrowsmith search through my tree,
The people i have are as follows, starting with the daughters and working backwards.
Phyllis Maud Arrowsmith
Sylivia Louise Arrowsmith
Frank Arrowsmith
Alfred Arrowsmith

I know Phyllis and Sylvia were definately from shropshire but after that i am stuck. I have no dates for Frank or Alfred and can find no Wedding records either, If anyone has any information or i can help anyone please message me

Re: Arrowsmiths in Shropshire and Lancashire

Amandaandjames53 — 2012-02-07 14:20:42Z

Re: Dr. William Lamb and Elizabeth Harris Arrowsmith

ellennod — 2012-01-24 05:56:46Z

Most of the Oil paintings in the house are of the Arrowsmith era. I am hoping the probate of Martha Dykes will have some sort of inventory list. We know that her heir sold everything and then had the money sent to her/him. Mrs. Arrowsmith did sell some of the paintings to the next owner of Goodwood.

If you google Goodwood Museum and Gardens you can see some historical photos.
I have been doing the historical research on Goodwood Museum for over 12 years and would love to have the history of the oil paintings finally answered. thanks for your input.

Re: Dr. William Lamb and Elizabeth Harris Arrowsmith

TracyWaller211 — 2012-01-24 03:58:41Z

He inherited around £6,000 from his aunt who had inherited from her sister Martha. Does that make sense?
Brief probate details can be found on ancestry, I think the full details are in the British Archives London.

I would be interested to hear about any details when the estate passed from Elizabeth Arrowsmith to Martha Dykes, if there are any.
I will try to find out more information fron the National Archives to see if there is any remaining documentation from the wills.

Thank you for the photograph, I have none of Martha but I do have one of her sister in law. Probably no help at all!

I am still looking into the Arrowsmith connection and will let you know if I find anything useful.
I have quite alot of info about the Dykesshould you ever need it.

Many Thanks

Tracy

Thank you

Re: Dr. William Lamb and Elizabeth Harris Arrowsmith

ellennod — 2012-01-24 01:54:55Z

Martha is buried in a Tallahassee, Florida cemetary. Next time I am in Tallahassee I can photograph the headstone and send to you. I will also search for the probate. Do you know how much Martha was worth at her death or how much your ggg grandfather inherited from Martha.

jarrowsmith11

wesconnie1 — 2012-01-24 00:49:08Z

Please reply. I see you have been using info on Aunt Katie and Uncle Jim.

Thanks.

Jeanette Arrowsmith - Albany, New York

wesconnie1 — 2012-01-24 00:48:19Z

Looking for info in Jeanette Arrowsmith, wife of James Arrowsmith, mother of William and Albert.

Re: Dr. William Lamb and Elizabeth Harris Arrowsmith

TracyWaller211 — 2012-01-24 00:14:01Z

Hi, After a little more investigating I have found that Lavinia Kidd (Dykes) willed her money to her brother (my great g grandfather Joseph Bertrum Dykes) and her sister Gertrude.

Do you have any information/documentation about the 'will'? and could you tell me where Martha is burried please.
If there is anything I can do to help plese let me know,

Kind Regards Tracy

Re: Dr. William Lamb and Elizabeth Harris Arrowsmith

kktravis1 — 2012-01-23 14:12:49Z

Thank you very much for your information. The Arrowsmiths & Dykes are our most mysterious families, but are slowly coming to light.

Attached is a detail of a very grainy photograph that may be Martha Dykes (left) and Elizabeth Arrowsmith (right) taken on the front lawn of Goodwood and dated 1911, the year that Elizabeth sold the plantation. Goodwood would dearly love to have better images of the ladies and especially need one of William Lamb Arrowsmith, as we have none.

Re: Dr. William Lamb and Elizabeth Harris Arrowsmith

kktravis1 — 2012-01-23 13:20:52Z

Self correction: Lucy Arrowsmith married Frederick Molison Burke, son of Edward Burke.

Re: Dr. William Lamb and Elizabeth Harris Arrowsmith

ellennod — 2012-01-23 02:05:26Z

Thank you for your information. Does her probate have an inventory list? I would love to have a copy of her probate if possible. The State of Florida has all my research and I would love to add this information to the history of Goodwood Museum. Again thank you,

Re: Dr. William Lamb and Elizabeth Harris Arrowsmith

TracyWaller211 — 2012-01-23 02:04:17Z

Hi
I think the image I sent to you will be that of Martha's brother W A S Dykes, her father William Dykes or her grandfather, the wealthy landed gentry proprietor.
I am not sure who, thw family had always believed it was WAS Dykes b.1840, however I sent a scan to the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and they believe the fashion he is wearing is from an earlier time.

Tracy

Re: Dr. William Lamb and Elizabeth Harris Arrowsmith

TracyWaller211 — 2012-01-23 01:48:56Z

Hi,
Martha Dykes is my G.G.G. Grandfathers Sister! She was born in near Beverly a small town in Yorkshire. Martha was the sixth child of seven born to William Dykes and Ann Sherratt.
My ggg grandfather was the first born child of William and Ann. Interestingly William Astley Sherratt Dykes my ggg father was a doctor, he trained in Scotland, as did his younger brother John Swindells Dykes who was also a doctor.
I am not sure how the connection between William Lamb Arrowsmith is down to William A S Dykes (1840)or his father William Dykes. William was born in 1816 and was described as a Land surveyor or a civil engineer which fits in, maybe WWilliam Lamb A and William Dykes were friends? There seems to be some kind of influence with two of Williams sons becoming doctors, Interestingly Thomas Dykes b. 1818, Williams Brother was a Chemist and druggist.
Marthd Dykes left all her money to Lavinia Kidd nee Dykes, her elder sister. I have seen the probate documents for this.
I am trying to solve a mystery of my own as I think William and Thomas Dykes and were the children of a wealthy family, (landed gentry) in Yorkshire/Derbyshire. The children were born out of wedlock but William, their father later married Pheobe their mother in Kensington London. He then promptly drops out of all records, he gave up his inheritance to his younger brother and sisters.

All,my investigations began when I was given a pocket portrait by my great uncle, it was painted around 1790-1820. If we can help each other that would be great,
Maany thanks

Tracy Waller

Re: Dr. William Lamb and Elizabeth Harris Arrowsmith

kktravis1 — 2012-01-18 15:10:44Z

I did find the daughter: Lucy Anne Ellinor Arrowsmith Burke. Born 1859 in England and died 1902 in England. She married Edward Burke in October 10, 1877. He was a master mariner.

Interestingly, they were married in the presence of William Lamb Arrowsmith and Martha Dykes.

Re: Dr. William Lamb and Elizabeth Harris Arrowsmith

kktravis1 — 2012-01-18 14:56:50Z

I am also a volunteer at Goodwood Museum would love to find out more about Martha Dykes. We have very little information about her and would love to know more. Elizabeth Arrowsmith left everything to her & she died about a year later. Her family in England inherited and enlisted an attorney to sell everything. We do not even have any photographs of her or the Arrowsmiths, which is sad, considering how long Martha & Elizabeth lived at Goodwood.

I am very interested in the information about her father and possible connection with WL Arrowsmith. The Arrowsmiths have been something of a puzzle and any additional information is a boon.

Here is a barebones timeline of WLA I've put together. Any corrections or additions are most welcome. This timeline does not include any information about Lucy (child of Elizabeth & William?) who was born shortly before he left Malta & was included in census records in England. I also found reference to her marriage & divorce (can't remember the guy's name right now, but will go through records), but her trail goes cold after that. Any more information about Lucy Arrowsmith (& Elizabeth Harris) would be greatly appreciated.

William Lamb Arrowsmith:

1821 London wife Annie Esther born

1841 London associate of institution of civil engineers (have to be elected)

1841 London 1st child born: Caroline Annie

1841 Malta queen appointed superintendent of government works & affairs (after RICHARD lankesheer died), HE WAS A CIVIL ENGINEER

1842 Malta 2ND CHILD BORN: BLANCHE ISABEL HARRIET

1843 MALTA WLA ìPRESENTATION OF DRAWING OF THE CORADINE TANK ERECTED 1841-2, ISLAND OF MALTA, BY WL ARROWSMITHî

1846 MALTA 3RD CHILD BORN: HORACE REGINALD

1847 MALTA BLANCHE MABEL DIED (NEXT BLANCHE BORN 3 MONTHS LATER)

1847 MALTA 4TH CHILD BORN: BLANCHE MABEL

1849 MALTA 5TH CHILD BORN: ALICE HARRIETTE

1849-54 MALTA WLA COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS

1850 MALTA KORBIN CORRECTIVE FACILITY BUILT BY WLA (INTERNATIONALLY RENOWNED ARCHITECT)

1851 MALTA BLANCHE MABEL DIED

1858 (june) MALTA CAROLINE ANNIE, MINOR, MARRIED DAVID REID MCKINNON (NOT RESIDENT OF MALTA), WITH HER MOTHERS
CONSENT

1858 MALTA WHEN HIS WIFE DIED, HE WAS SUPERINTENDENT OF GOV. WORKS

1858 MALTA ANNIE ESTHER, W OF WLA, DIED, INTERRED IN FAMILY VAULT

1862 west indies grandson David R. McKinnon born (son of caroline & david)

1864 England grandson Annie M. McKinnon born (son of caroline & david)

(nova scotia, CANADA)

1865 PHILADELPHIA LIST OF GRADUATES OF HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PHILADELPHIA, ìof nova scotiaî

C 1865-68 Philadelphia practiced for a short while with gf foote, gg Percival, charles heerman

1866 England grandson jean r. McKinnon born (son of caroline & david)

1867-8 PENNSYLVANIA CHAIR OF PSYSIOLOGY, ANATOMY

1867 Europe engaged in study of most recent improvements in medical science, will return in sept., bring with him a collection of new materials illustrative of the natural sciences & collateral branches of medical study, esp. in pathological anatomy & physiology

1867 (apr) paris met with dr. brunetti of Padua, italy

1867 (aug) paris homeopathic medical congress

1868 (nov) PHILADELPHIA GAVE TALK TO 20TH ANNUAL HOMEOPATHIC COLLEGE OF PA

1867 or 8 book review published in hahnemannian

1868 or 9 book review published in hahnemannian

1868 PENNSYLVANIA RETIRED, WENT ABROAD

1871 isle of jersey channel islands, practiced until 1881

1871 Scotland grandson Lachlan McKinnon born (son of caroline & david)

1874 malta daughter alice married george William Mackey (assistant paymaster in the navy)

1875 malta grandson george leonard reay Mackey born, son of alice & george mackey

1877 malta grandson Kenneth st. george reay Mackey born, son of alice & george mackey

1878 n. Africa grandson ernest, son of Horace & rosanna born

1880 nova scotia grandson george born

1881 WATERINGBURY, KENT, ENGLAND WITH ELIZABETH

1881 scotland son-in-law david McKinnon was surgeon general a m dept at the royal victoria hospital in hampshire

1885 TALLAHASSEE DIED (died 8 months after move to Tallahassee. Move was purportedly for his health. The Arrowsmiths were in Jacksonville for a short bit before they moved to Tallahassee. They moved to Tallahassee with Martha Dykes)

1886 DEATH LISTED IN HAHNAMANNIAN JOURNAL

Hopefully together, we can put the rest of the pieces together!

Kathryn Travis

Re: Arrowsmith Family

rbruthven — 2012-01-11 08:27:41Z

Please let me know if any lister ever comes across the diary written on board the "Duke of Marlborough" in 1820 by Joseph Arrowsmith on his voyage to the Cape of Good Hope.
This is apparently only in manuscript form with one copy made, but at which repository could one find it?
Best wishes
Riette

Re: Dr. William Lamb and Elizabeth Harris Arrowsmith

TracyWaller211 — 2011-11-18 20:21:42Z

Hello
I believe Martha Dykes is an ancestor of mine, I am trying to figure out how she came to be in the USA other than she was a companion of Elizabeth H Arrowsmith as documented in the 1881 census.
Her father was also a civil engineer which is why there may be a connection as WL Arrowsmith was also a civil engineer.

Any information would be greatfully recieved Yours faithfully Tracy Waller

Arrowsmiths in Shropshire and Lancashire

Paulie_1971 — 2011-10-05 12:15:58Z

I have been conducting research on my family line for some years now and have details of Arrowsmiths going back to 1482.

My main area of research focuses on the family from Whitchurh, Bunbury, Salford and Manchester.I am now in the process of verifying the accuracy of the information I have found and would like to share my findings with others researching the same name/geographical area.

My direct line of descent goes through:
Charles 1741 (Malpas)(Grt. x 5 grandfather)
Samuel 1768 (Tushingham)
Samuel 1804 (Whitchurch)
John 1830 (Whitchurch)
Albert Edward 1865 (Manchester)(Grt. Grandfather)

I look forward to hearing from others soon.

Paul Arrowsmith

Re: Arrowsmiths from Whitchurch, Shropshire

debjar2 — 2011-09-04 14:05:18Z

Hi, I too am connected to the Charles Arrowsmith, Martha Green family. Does anyone know if they had a son Thomas born 1771 who married Elizabeth?

Re: Hannah Arrowsmith Myers

ValerieCammell — 2011-07-29 06:22:58Z

Sorry to take so long in replying My grandmother was Isabella Myers, Her father was George Myers, His parents William Myers Burlinson and Dorothy Rudd. Parents George Myers and Ann Burlinson, Parents John Myers 1780 and Hannah Arrowsmith, parents Robert Myers and Elizabeth Brewhouse, Parents. John Myers and Elizabeth Hope.
I have a feelling that I may have met your Mother Audrey many years ago while I was visiting my Mothers cousin Elsie Bradshore, Im certain that I have heard Elsie speak of her. I have also visit Stan, and Louie(Louisa) and Frank, Is your Mother Audrey Belton?

Re: Henry Arrowsmith - Coventry moved to Canada

lanceng156 — 2011-05-24 04:39:23Z

Hello Sophy
Have just read your message.
Henry was my grandfather's older brother.
i think Henry emigrated from Coventry between 1901-06 with his family and sister in law
I know nothing of their life in Canada or if they stayed there or returned to England anytime.
best wishes
Lynn

Re: Henry Arrowsmith - Coventry moved to Canada

lanceng156 — 2011-05-24 04:38:22Z

arrowsmiths from widnes

janetsteadman22 — 2011-05-17 13:40:26Z

hi im looking for relatives of keith arrowsmith born 1937-1973 this is my father he married ann cheshire my mother and my grandad is john arrowsmith 1910-1972 he married elizabeth parton 1913-1972
look foward to hearing from you all

arrowsmith's of widnes/runcorn

janetsteadman22 — 2011-05-10 03:58:53Z

hi all
my fathers name was keith 1937-1973, son of john arrowsmith 1910-1972 and elizabeth parton 1913-1972. anyone have any information for me on names arrowsmith, croft, beckett and ashworth please get in touch

John William Arrowsmith Spouse Mary Jane Willis

angelstb — 2011-04-04 20:51:39Z

Marjorie burns nee Willis. My Great Grandparents Would love some contact

William Richard Arrowsmith, Walsall, born 1864

antonyhopkins — 2011-03-18 16:05:57Z

This was my great-grandfather who possibly lived on into the 1940s but no family photographs exist of him or his wife, Elizabeth (nee Brown). I'd be very grateful if anyone has any information about, or photos of him.

Thanks

Antony

William Henry Arrowsmith - 1872 ?

dlaundon — 2011-02-05 20:20:24Z

My maternal grandmother, Kate Emily Turner, born Church Stretton 1882, married William Henry Arrowsmith in 1907. Unfortunately WHA died just a year later from TB. On the marriage certificate he gave his occupation as 'dentist', and his father's name as George. His DOB was 1872, calculated from his death certificate. I am struggling to find detail of his birthplace and background, and wonder whether anyone out there was related and has some info.

Sara L. Arrowsmith, age 94, Born in Sioux City, Iowa ,daughter of ,Robert Negley and Adda Louise Lear Van Horne.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2010-10-24 20:39:59Z

Sara L. Arrowsmith, age 94,
formerly of West 13th Street, died Thursday, October 21, 2010 at Sarah A. Reed Retirement Center. Born in Sioux City, Iowa on February 19, 1916, she was the daughter of the late Robert Negley and Adda Louise Lear Van Horne. Mrs. Arrowsmith was a graduate of Morningside College, Sioux City. She attended graduate school at the University of Wisconsin and took evening classes at Edinboro University and Penn State University Behrend Campus. She was an elementary librarian with the Millcreek Township School District for fifteen years. Sara was a member of Lakewood United Methodist Church and belonged to Chapter Q, P.E.O. and the Erie County Association of School Retirees. She was preceded in death by her husband C. Noden Arrowsmith, brothers, Robert Negley Van Horne and William Leslie Van Horne, a sister, Lois Marian Van Horne and a granddaughter Julie Louise Arrowsmith. Survivors include three sons: Charles Noden Arrowsmith and his wife Ann of Quincy, Calif., Robert Louis Arrowsmith and his wife Susan of Jamestown, N.Y., and Roy Edmund Arrowsmith and his wife Kathleen of Cary, N.C.; seven grandchildren: Lora Magaldi (David), Alan, Brian, Dennis and Adam Arrowsmith, Ryan and Jason (Carrie) Whelpley, and two great grandchildren, Jacob Magaldi and Payton Arrowsmith. Friends may call at the Burton Funeral Home and Crematory, Inc., 602 West 10th Street on Monday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. and are invited to a service there on Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. with Rev. Alan Spore officiating. Burial will be in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Chapter Q P.E.O., c/o 1504 Pasadena Drive Erie, PA 16505. Send condolences at www.Burtonfuneralhome.com.

Lakewood United Methodist Church."

Obit of James Arrowsmith

lilmar1942 — 2010-10-12 13:42:38Z

From the Chatsworth Plaindealer
Chatsworth,Livingston,Illinois

JAMES ARROWSMITH
OCTOBER 7, 1882

DIED--At his home, four miles southeast of Chatsworth, of the complications of diseases, on Thursday morning, October 5, James Arrowsmith, aged 37 years. Mr. Arrowsmith was born in Wil_____?, England and when a child, with his parents, came to this country and settled in Woodford County, where he grew to manhood and married. He came to this county about six years ago and has since resided on the farm as above mentioned. A man of quiet, m____? manners, strictly honest and upright in his dealings with his fellow-man, this loss at so young an age and at a time when fostering care is most required, is deeply deplored by his wife and four small children, while his aged father and mother are bowed down with grief at this their great loss, which they deeply feel. The funeral took place from the Baptist church, Friday afternoon, the Rev. Charles Ege preaching the funeral discourse and his remains were followed to their last resting place in Chatsworth cemetery by a lorge number of his neighbors and sorrowful friends.

Re: Frank Arrowsmith, Liverpool

mattyarrow — 2010-09-14 11:19:06Z

To all concerned,
Im relatively new too looking an not made much progress so far but i did receive a card from my grandad who is orginally from Liverpool now living in Blackpool. This card contained details of his grandad about his funeral with picture full with birth date an date of death as well as address.
This John Arrowsmith died august 6 1930 aged 75 so was born in 1865 and lived at 3 proctor St liverpool, sounds probable that this is the John William Arrowsmith you are searching for. Any other information about the rest of the relatives would be greatly appreciated.

Kind regards
Matthew Arrowsmith

William Arrowsmith

rastajill — 2010-08-20 00:31:50Z

William was a house painter from Tattenhall Chester. My 3x grandmother Sarah Rhoden/Hodkinson is shown living with william in 1901 claiming to be his sister when we know that she was infact living with him as his wife. Sometime between 1891 and 1896 something happened to Sarah,s daughter elizabth davies, and Sarah and william took on Elizabeths four children, Sarahs grandchildren 3 under the age of 5, so William much have been a special kind of man. I can find no death for Elizabeth and her husband Noah Davies seems to have just walked out of his childrens lives does anybody know the story behind this. I have exshausted the Davies and Hodkinson Link so I am left with the Arrowsmith connection, I dont think Sarah and William married but they certainly raised these children when they were in there late 60's so anybody with any info, i would be grateful

Re: Arrowsmiths from Whitchurch

kennethjohnarrowsmith — 2009-12-31 19:00:52Z

Hi,
i am related to the arrowsmith's of whitchurch,Charles Arrowsmith born about 1745 born Tushingham Cheshire of which is on the border of shropshire, about 2 miles from whitchurch, he is buried in whitchurch with his wife martha green, Charles Arrowsmith born about 1745 father was william Arrowsmith born about 1710 in bunbury cheshire and his wife was Jane,
I found the records at the cheshire records office in chester, and believe willam arrowsmith born 1710 was related to the arrowsmith's of bunbury cheshire wich go back to about 1480, the records at cheshire records office were faded and some unreadable, as anyone got any information about how far back the arrowsmith's go back in whitchurch area of shropshire, would be greatly appreciated.
Ken Arrowsmith.

Samuel Arrowsmith

kernoweyr1 — 2009-11-01 18:31:30Z

Hi Carla
Researching Sarah Ann Higham(nee Arrowsmith,1871 Census led me to Samuel plus several children in Lancs. Samuel was my ggfather. Any connection? He was born in Northwick, Cheshire c1829 so its Parish records from now on. Understand if no connect,
Regards Martin Arrowsmith Cutland

Re: Lookup for Hannah Arrowsmith

lindz2001 — 2009-10-16 21:09:11Z

Hi Malcolm,

If you still require information on this side of the family, please contact me as I am in touch with a relative of Hannah's. I am also part of another arm of the family through one of Hannah's brothers.

Lindsey

Re: Charles Arrowsmith

jbradsh5 — 2009-09-29 00:37:27Z

Correction, he married my grand mother Clara Hallman in 1902

Re: Charles Arrowsmith

jbradsh5 — 2009-09-28 22:07:56Z

My Grandmother clara hallman arrowsmith was married to a Walter George Arrowsmith. he was born in 1902

Re: Hannah Arrowsmith Myers

johnmyers1971 — 2009-08-23 11:55:49Z

Hi Valerie

It would be good to see your side of the family to see if I can tie it up with what I have. I will try and email what I have to you as well. I was doing a bit more research yesterday and managed to fill in a few details. The parents of Robert Myers b.1745 were John Myers b.1720 and Elizabeth Hope b.1719. Also have Elizabeth Brewhouse's parents as Robert Brewhouse and Ann Alder. Also have Elizabeth Hope's parents as John Hope and Mary Buck. John's parents are Ralph Hope b.1645 and Ellianor Carr b.1651. Eliannor Carr's parents are John Carr and Elizabeth (no surname).

Thanks

John

Re: Hannah Arrowsmith Myers

@@valerie_cammell@hotmail.com — 2009-08-22 21:04:18Z

Hi John,
My family of Myers lived in Sunderland, My mother was born there but the family came to N.Z. in 1912, my mother only 4years old. I have visited my Mums late cousin who was Elsie Myers and her family on three occasions,
Elsie son Stanley Bradshaw is living in Sunderland. Elsie sister Louisa lives in South Hampton.
I wil email you our side of the family if you wish.
I live in New Zealand.
regards, Valerie.

Re: Hannah Arrowsmith Myers

johnmyers1971 — 2009-08-22 11:54:21Z

Hi Valerie

I have a family tree on this website, not sure how or if you can see it though. I have the tree from George Myers all the way back to myself. A relative produced a family tree for my mother (Audrey) about 6 years ago and I've recently been trying to find more information.

I live in Fife in Scotland now but was born and brought up in Sunderland. Looks as though the family moved from Ferryhill to Ryhope in Sunderland at some point in the past.

Regards

John

Re: Hannah Arrowsmith Myers

@@valerie_cammell@hotmail.com — 2009-08-22 00:58:30Z

I Have Robert Myers 1745- Married Elizabeth Brewhouse
John Myers born 1780 died 1861 Ferryhill married Hannah Arrowsmith born 16th Sept 1779 Kirk Merrington.
Married 17 Dec 1801 St John Evangalist, Merrington.
1. George (whom Im a decendant) 1802/1862
2. John 1804/1806
3. Elizabeth 1805/1843.
I do have continuation if you would like.

regards Valerie.

Do You live in England John?

Re: Hannah Arrowsmith

@@valerie_cammell@hotmail.com — 2009-08-22 00:54:28Z

Yes Please

Re: Hannah Arrowsmith Myers

johnmyers1971 — 2009-08-21 21:25:38Z

Hi

Not sure if this will reach you as your original post was from 7 years ago!

I am a descendant of John Myers and Hannah Arrowsmith. I have a family tree with John and Hannah in it, the furthest back it goes is their parents, George Arrowsmith and Jane Kirtley.

I would be interested to know what information you have.

Thanks

John Myers

Edmund Arrowsmith-Staten Island-1680

sandeed110 — 2009-06-03 11:43:09Z

I am researching the Arrowsmith family when I get to Staten Island Ican't put it all together. Joseph, Thomas, Ned,another Edmund. Any Help would be greatly appreciated. Is there a Benjamin,my line comes from a Benjamin I think. Thanks in advance Sandee

Re: Arrowsmiths from Whitchurch

info1t6v8uh7u17sdb8setg52uttdq1cu — 2009-03-27 22:52:56Z

my father lived in a farm in whitchurch, his father was dan arrowsmith who was injured in the battle of the somme. He then moved his family to Wolverhampton, where there many of the arrowsmith family. I was born in Portsmouth, which is where I live.

Re: Samuel Arrowsmith/Elizabeth Fishpaw

whiterockv — 2009-03-03 17:39:22Z

I have a photo of Harvey Earl with 2 blond girls, his daughters we presume. I'd love to dig it out and email it to you. He was a good looking young man.
You can contact me at: whiteroc@digisys.net
Vicki

Re: Samuel Arrowsmith/Elizabeth Fishpaw

whiterockv — 2009-03-03 17:23:38Z

I was tickled to read your line.
From:
Isaac Newton Arrowsmith
Violet Pearl (Arrowsmith) Brown
Byron Brown
Harry Brown....I'm his wife. We have been hoping to contact someone from Earnest's family. A few years ago we connected with several of Rene's children, Margaret & Grace. We are still looking forward to connecting with the offspring of John Arrowsmith too. I will gladly trade whatever information I have with you.
Thank You,
Vicki

Re: Frank Arrowsmith, Liverpool

AndrewWebster161 — 2009-02-28 14:56:42Z

David,
Frank Arrowsmith might be the son of John William Arrowsmith (born about 1867) who lived at 36 Rockley St, kirkdale, Liverpool - see 1881 census.
His mother Sarah Arrowsmith who was married to James Jackson Arrowsmith and is my great grandmother.
I hope the the lead is helpful (and correct).
Regards
Andrew Webster

Re: Edward Arrowsmith b. c. 1862 Lghtfield, Shropshire

annh2525 — 2009-02-03 21:43:25Z

Hi, Its been a long while since anyone posted regarding the Arrowsmith family around Ightfield, have you all got the info you require? i've only quite recently started doing family history and if anyone has any info or maybe we could share our findings please contact me.........Ann