Chew - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Hannah Chew of King & Queen Co Va

iisentaku — 2012-05-03 14:32:25Z

Shelly & Ollie,

Joseph Chew m. [Ruth] Larkin
Larkin Chew m. Hannah Roy
Their son, John Larkin Chew m. Margaret Beverley, on 28 Jan 1729
Their daughter, Hannah Chew m. John Carter, (bef. 1761)
Their daughter, Mary Beverley Carter m. Richard Stevens, 24 Dec 1782
Their son, Lewis B. Stevens m. Ann 'Nancy' Tyler, 8 July 1818

This is a segment of my own line.

Hope this helps…

Nicholas

Re: Hannah Chew of King & Queen Co Va

olclarke — 2012-05-02 00:18:27Z

Thanks for your reply. My dates could be off but I do have a Larkin Chew Sr. b abt 1680 who marr Hannah Roy. They had a son Larkin Sr. b abt 1710 who I do not have a wife for. So is this the Larkin that marr Margaret Beverly?
Ollie

Re: John Chew II

star13921 — 2012-05-01 16:19:09Z

All corrected!
Guess it's not good to do this late at night.

Re: John Chew II

star13921 — 2012-05-01 16:18:42Z

I'm a descendant of this line through John and Sarah's son Joseph.
This is what I have so far from the start:
John Chewe (1350, Worcheshire, Eng. -1400)
John Chewe (1380-1440) married unknown
John Chewe (1410-1460) married Mary DeHolme (1420- )
Thomas Chewe (1440, Somerset, Eng.-1495) married unknown
William Chewe (1470-1520) married Louisa Marie (1476-1498)
Richard Chewe (1500-1561) married Elina (1500-1563)
Robert Chewe (1525-1591) married Ana Chatburne (1525-1610)
John Chewe (1552, Lancashire, Eng.-1640, Worcheshire, Eng.) married Anne Broddyll (1555-1640)
John Chew (1587, England-1668, Virginia, US) and Sarah Gale or Bond (1590, England-1650, Virginia)
Joseph Chew (1637-1716) married Ruth Larkin (1669-1728)
Larkin Chew (1675-1728) married Hannah Roy (1680-1734).
Thomas Chew (1702-1782) married Martha Taylor (1702-1782)
Joseph Chew (1725, Virginia-1800, Quebec, Canada) married Grace Deshon (1735-1824)
William Johnston Chew (1759, Connecticut, US-1813, Niagara, Canada) possibly married Margaret Mt. Pleasant (1783-1846)
William Chew (1796, Niagara US-1857) married Eliza Thompson ( -1844)
Leah Chew (1839-1867) married William Harry Patterson (1838, Tuscarora reserve - 1919)

I don't have any information pertaining to John's 2nd marriage though.

Re: John Chew II

iisentaku — 2012-05-01 16:13:01Z

Just an FYI. It appears that the dates you have typed in for your ancestor, Leah Chew, must include a typo for her death date, Shelly: (1839-1967)

Please correct, by re-posting, that no one currently on this board--or anyone arriving here later- picks up the incorrect dates. Thanks.

Nicholas

Re: Chew's from the Midlands

star13921 — 2012-05-01 05:10:44Z

I have Chew's from Somerset, Worcestershire, and mostly Lancashire?
The only Worcestershire was a death of John Chew (1552-1640)

Re: Hannah Chew of King & Queen Co Va

star13921 — 2012-05-01 05:05:02Z

Hi, Ollie
I have a Hannah Chew and her husband John Carter but Hannah's birth had to have been in the 1700s because her parents John Larkin Chew (1710-1756) and Margaret Beverely were born after the 1600s. I do know they had a daughter named Mary Beverely Carter. Don't know if this helps, but good luck.

Re: Chew's of Virginia

star13921 — 2012-05-01 04:55:06Z

Hi, Nicholas

We both are descended from Larkin Chew, but me through his son Thomas who married Martha Taylor (relation to 12th president Zachary Taylor).
Thomas and Martha's son Joseph married grace Deshon.
Their son William Johnston Chew possibly married a Margaret Mt. Pleasant.
Their son William Chew married an Eliza Thompson and through their daughter Leah Chew am I related because she married William Harry Patterson.

I would appreciate from anyone any information connecting to this family. I even have some names going further back when John Chew (1587-1668) lived in England. I do have it traced back to possibly a knight in William the Conqueror's army but if that's not right than just to a man named Alvred (1100-1170).

Re: The First Chew Anywhere?

star13921 — 2012-05-01 03:49:57Z

Well I don't know about the first Chew but I have learned of a knight(1030-1106) who may have been part of William the Conqueror's army. I have no name and neither with his son, but with his grandson named Alvred (1100-1170).
Now the 1st Knight lived back in Normandy, France, and died in Somerset, England but the son was born in Devon, England. Apparently, the family was given title and land.
I can trace their descendants to John Chew who immigrated to the States in 1622 and all the way up to Leah Chew (1839-1867) whom married into my fall of Patterson's.
But I would also appreciate any more information on this lineage.

Chew in Oklahoma

melanamatlock — 2012-04-30 02:43:37Z

I am looking for information about my grandfather William Maynard Chew born about 1909 in Oklahoma. Went by Maynard. Died about 1932 when my father, William Maynard Chew, Jr was only 14mths old. He died from acute appendicitis. His father is William Isaac Chew born about 1887 married to Mildred. I have no parent info on William Isaac. I have no info in Mildred. I have no leads as to where William Maynard Sr died or was buried. I'm at a dead end on the Chew side of my family.

Any help would be great!

Melana Chew-Matlock
melanamatlock@yahoo.com

Sarah Chew, b. abt 1809 in NJ, m. Jonathan Hartman

sharsell119 — 2012-03-22 15:27:26Z

Sarah married Jonathan Hartman 14 Feb 1828 in Woodbury, Gloucester County, NJ. They had several children including Benjamin Hartman, b. 1832 in Bucks County, PA.

I'm trying to find Sarah's parents and I've concluded she is NOT the same Sarah as Sarah Springer Chew, who is the daughter of Elisha Chew and Elizabeth Heritage. My Sarah Chew Hartman died 15 Jul 1885 in Ocean, Monmouth County, NJ.

Any help on this Sarah Chew would be GREATLY appreciated!

Ivy Chew b1904 North Retford, Nottinghamshire, UK

sulley52 — 2012-03-11 14:48:18Z

Please does anyone have 'recent' information regarding Ivy Chew, born 19/5/1904, with a twin sister May? Ivy married Albert Beard Q1 1931, and had daughter Constance Margaret. Ivy then left the family when the child was young. It is believed she went off to join the war effort never to be heard from again. Rumour has it that she may have been a GI bride, although the marriage to Albert was never officially ended. Any information from 1936 onwards would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks.

Re: John CHEW, d. c1733, Maryland

YoeFamilyTree — 2012-02-28 20:40:30Z

Give me a day or two and I'll pull out all the Yoe documents & records that I was able to find while researching the Yoe's. I recognize the name Ann Jarman. I'll see what I can find for you.
Charlene

Re: John CHEW, d. c1733, Maryland

JohnLGerman — 2012-02-28 04:29:44Z

Did you find much on the Yoe family in Calvert Co. in the early to mid 1700s? I especially want to know more about Ann (Jarman) Yoe; what became of her after her husband John Yoe died about 1733? Who was her father? Her mother's name was also Ann, but what was her mother's maiden name? I'd also like to know who the daughters of John Yoe married in either Calvert or Queen Anne's Counties.

My email address is german@jarman.net

Re: John CHEW, d. c1733, Maryland

YoeFamilyTree — 2012-02-28 03:54:19Z

I try to go to the "Yoe" reunion each June. Not all records from Calvert County were lost. I had the chance to go there and review some records for the Yoes. Sincerely, Charlene Pingitore

Chew/Bond????

MissyAnn1124 — 2011-12-16 21:17:11Z

So up until yesterday I was under the assumption that "Bond" came from the paternal side of my family, when actually it came from the maternal side. I was researching my great grandfather, Edward E. Bond and found out he was living with a bunch of "Peaks" when he was a child along with his sister and grandmother, Louisa Bond. In my search to find out what happened to his parents, I found out that the wife of "Peak", May Peak, was actually Edward's mother and Bond was her maiden name. She apparently was married before for a few years from like 1914 to 1918 to a Chew from New Jersey. I know this because in a 1920 census it has her living with her parents, Levi and Louisa Bond and her and her children's last names were Chew still. Please if anyone has any information at all about the Chew family I may be related to, I would really appreciate it. Info I have is: Edward E. Bond (Chew) born July 24, 1917, Jennie Bond (Chew) born in 1916. May Bond (Chew) born in 1890, married a Chew in 1914. I really want to know who this Chew is and did they divorce or did he pass away or get killed in World War I. Thank you so much for your time:)

Re: John Chew, Larkin Chew of Virginia

bpsmith28 — 2011-09-13 23:56:35Z

For a well-documented reconstruction of the Chew family in Virginia see "Adventurers of Purse and Person: Virginia 1607-1624/5," Fourth Edition, Vol. 1 by John Frederick Dorman, C. G., F.A.S.G. This is an authoritative account of the family's early history in this country and includes the Larkin and Johnston families also. The Chew section is found on pp. 517-567.

Re: John Chew, Larkin Chew of Virginia

jhlandau — 2011-08-31 23:23:46Z

Nan, listed usually as Ann, Chew, daughter of Larkin Chew Sr and Hannah Roy, married William Johnston b 1697 Annandale Scotland. One of their sons was named Larkin Chew Johnston b 1727. I know the Johnston spelling is correct, as I am descended from that line. Some parts of the family later did use Johnson, however.

Re: The First Chew Anywhere?

ladycruzr_1 — 2011-08-20 03:40:09Z

I'm just digging into my family history and am working on the Burdick side. Enola was my Aunt, married to my uncle Neil. Neil's brother Lloyd was my father. I'm finding the Chew family history fascinating!

Penne Burdick Ferris

John CHEW, d. c1733, Maryland

JohnLGerman — 2011-08-16 18:30:01Z

I wish I knew what this was about:

In Skinner's "Abstracts of the Administration Accounts of the Prerogative Court of Maryland 1731-1737" p. 43, is an abstract of the estate account of John CHEW dated 16 October 1733. The actual book reference is to vol. 12, p. 60. The payments include ones to Robert JARMAN and John JARMAN "on a suit in Calvert County".

Unfortunately, Calvert Co., MD, records were destroyed in a court house fire.

Robert JARMAN (or GERMAN), c1680-1761, and John JARMAN were brothers. They also had a sister Ann, wife of John YOE who d. c1733. The JARMANs and many of the YOEs moved to Queen Anne's Co., MD, in 1730s.

german@jarman.net

Re: Chew's of Virginia

iisentaku — 2011-08-07 01:13:34Z

Hi Tim,

If you are adding distant kin, then you are welcome to add my line to your data:

Joseph Chew and [Ruth?] Larkin
Larkin Chew and Hannah Roy
John Larkin Chew and Margaret Beverley
Hannah Chew and Capt John Carter
Mary Beverley Carter and Capt Richard Stevens
Lewis Stevens and Ann ' Nancy' Tyler
Dr Richard H. Stevens and Missouri Cordell
Richard H Stevens, Esq. and Lula B Suter
E. McD. Stevens and Mary Jane 'Marjorie' Keltner
Elizabeth Cordell Stevens and Walter Smith
Me -- Nicholas Smith

A bit indirect, but there it is…

If you have the VA line of Chews charted, and/or have any documentation to share--especially about [Ruth?] Larkin--I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks

Nicholas

Re: need help with tying in "Chew"

ksears154 — 2011-07-13 20:32:06Z

The information was by an Archivist I Rebecca ???? (Can Not read the Signature)The Letter Head is"State of New Jersey""Department of Education""State Library", trenton, NJ. It appears to be copied pages from a book called "Genealogy of the Chew family" by Robert L. Chew published by The Gloucester County Historical Society, Woobury NJ. It is only copies of pages 289,291,295,322,328,343,344,345,357,398, From there I am missing, it seems allot of information. I do not know if she did not recieve the information or it was lost over the years.
page 345 mentions " 7 Nathaniel C. 2 b. 29 apr 1799 , nj d. 2 jan 1884 glou.co.nj. married 1 nov 1823, Rachel Eldridge, b.3 jun 1801, d. 17 dec 1877,and children; 8 Theodore,8 Elmer, 8 elwood, 8 samuel, 8 eli, 8 Job, 8 Martha 3, 8 rachel 2, 8 Anna 3, 8 Achsah, 8 Elisha 1, 8 Howard"...and so on. It does not give me any birth dates of his children to verify if i am looking at the right Theodore, and it, seems to be missing all the info for those children.such as B;D;M; wife etc..
then on page 322 Mentions "8 Theodore, see 9 Lewis 2 ref 1260 ....9 Louis 3". and so on.
I am looking for some accuracte information, that either will tie father and son together or information that will tell me this information is incorrect.

Re: need help with tying in "Chew"

ksears154 — 2011-07-13 20:31:46Z

they are th parents of Lewis Albert chew. I know for sure, there is plenty of evadance on Ancestry o support that. What i am looking for is some kind of evadance to support that Nathaniel Chew is Theodore Chew's father. My grandmother paid for a Geneology report in 1983. It is rather sketcy. It show that nathiel C Chew is his father, But i need more information, that shows me that he is indeed his father, befor i add this information to my tree.
have i worded my Querey wrong, or said somthing i shouldnt have ??
I am looking for the correct geneology information to add to my ancestry tree. I do not just add any thing i need proof

Re: need help with tying in "Chew"

ksears154 — 2011-07-13 20:31:20Z

Sorry for not getting back sooner.
Theodore Chew Born; 16 Nov 1824, New Jersey. Married: 1850
Died: 26 July 1907, Gloucester, New Jersey.

need help with tying in "Chew"

ksears154 — 2011-07-13 20:25:03Z

My Grandfathers mother was Rachel Ann Chew who married William Shemely. I dia pretty good with information concerning her parents Lewis albert Chew and Lorena Ewan, i have been able to find the 1860,1870 census Gloucester New Jersey and match it with my grandmother information with children Sara, Rachel, Louis, Ola, Martha, Earl, Amy. From there I have Theodore Chew and Sarah McFarland, 1850,1860,1870,1880,1900 census. Although my grand mother had his name at "Eli" i found it to be incorrect. It was Theodore Chew, Eli could had been a nicname for him. He was married to Sarah McFarland. There children were George, Lewis,Rachel,Sarah,Mary,Drucella, Hattie, William, Thoedore. from there i am having trouble seeing the possible connection to Nathaniel C Chew and Rachel Eldridge, can any one help me with this ?
i see if he is connected to Nathaniel c. Chew. There is allot of history there. I do not want to add unless i know for sure. Can any one help me with this situation or possible share their tree and findings
Thank you

Re: Chews in India

sepb2334 — 2011-07-13 10:45:57Z

Hello David,

I've just started to research the Chew's of Calcutta, India.

The Chews are not my direct ancestors, however, Henry "Harry" Allan Dunn Chew,(b 1869, son of William Rando Ramsey Chew & Harriet Margaret Crowe), was half brother to my Great Gran, Martha Henrietta Grafton Bowler.

I wonder whether you have any information as to where the Chew family originated from?

Re: need help with tying in "Chew"

eGENEee — 2011-07-11 03:25:51Z

Theodore Chew's death certificate should indicate his birth place and parents' names. See the NJ Dept. of Health website for ordering information:

http://www.state.nj.us/health/vital/gen.shtml

Re: Chew's of Virginia

timmychew — 2011-07-10 22:49:20Z

This is the second time in two weeks that I've gotten a responce to a posting that was done years ago. I always welcome the chance to add a new cousin to my tree. Contact me direct at chew44@cox.net and we'll get started.
Tim

Re: Chew's of Virginia

rockphiler1 — 2011-07-10 22:05:28Z

Tim, can't thank you enough. I am a great-great grandaughter of Laura Susan Chew, my older sister is named after her. She married James N. Nicholas and their youngest child was Fred Claude Nicholas, my great-grandfather. I was named after his wife, Martha Ann Ellis. Should you want to pursue the Fred Nicholas line, I would be happy to oblige.

Re: need help with tying in "Chew"

eGENEee — 2011-07-06 15:06:49Z

I just looked around a bit online re: the "Genealogy of the Chew family" by Robert L. Chew. At least one Chew family message board poster said that much of the information in the book has never been authenticated, so it's not been proven.

You might want to look at the entire book to see what the writer's sources were.

Worldcat.org can tell you which libraries have the book. You may be able to borrow it via InterLibrary Loan. See:
http://www.worldcat.org/title/genealogy-of-the-chew-family/o...

Re: need help with tying in "Chew"

eGENEee — 2011-07-06 14:56:59Z

Do you have Theodore Chew's birth date, location and death date, location?

Re: need help with tying in "Chew"

eGENEee — 2011-07-06 14:53:57Z

One thing I noticed -- If Nathaniel IS the father, it's unlikely that Theodore's nickname was Eli, since one of his brother's was named Eli. Perhaps Theodore's wife had married two brothers, after one passed away...??? That was fairly common.

Re: need help with tying in "Chew"

eGENEee — 2011-07-06 02:44:20Z

No, there are no "wrong" queries! :) just more info is needed to make sure that you get the right info or right advice.

When you say "It show(s) that Nathiel C Chew is his father" does "his" = Theodore's?

What were the sources in the 1983 report? Was the compiler a genealogist?

Re: need help with tying in "Chew"

eGENEee — 2011-07-05 22:24:40Z

Who are Nathaniel C Chew and Sarah McFarland, and why are you trying to connect to them? (That's not how genealogy "works" by the way...)

Re: Chew's of Virginia

alexc4115 — 2011-06-30 02:44:46Z

http://www.himandus.net/hofh/hepburn/chew/chew_07_john_1587-...

Alternate spelling of the ship's name is the "Charitie"

Attempting to make the leap back to Lord William Alexander, Earl of Sterling

So far I an to Beverly Chew b.1773 d.1851 m. Maria Theodora Duer b.1790 d.1837 but have not mae the leap to John Chew b.1587 d.1668

I have a long way to go. We used to have a book called the "Thomas Book" but it was lost when my parents died.

Sorry for the seven year delayed response.

Alex Chew
alexc4115@yahoo.com

Georgia E. Chew, of McKeesport,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-06-28 21:50:44Z

Georgia E. Chew
McKeesport

Georgia E. Chew, of McKeesport,
passed away Sunday,
June 26, 2011.
She was the dear mother of John and Todd Chew;
and the loving grandmother of eight.
She was a lunch woman at Serra Catholic High School.
Family and friends
will be received from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m.
Wednesday at I.M.
FINNEY FUNERAL HOME INC., 203 Fourth St.,
Dravosburg. Funeral services
will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday
at the funeral home. Burial will
follow at the McKeesport-Versailles Cemetery in McKeesport.
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh Tribune)

Re: The First Chew Anywhere?

palmwood — 2011-06-01 15:50:10Z

Hi we have Hannah Chew who married Gotlip Rodolph Keilaus in 1824 in Liverpool, England.

Re: CHEW Lealdres E 1909-1971

MartyPhillips60 — 2011-04-03 02:51:12Z

Hum, that prompts further research doesn't it? Thanks.

Re: CHEW in Stroud area of Gloc

Geoffchew1 — 2011-03-18 12:58:55Z

Presumably you mean the marriage John Parker and Charlotte Chew at St Mary Painswick, December quarter 1861?
Is this the Charlotte born Painswick about 1830, daughter of John Chew a weaver and Charlotte Twining, who were married at Painswick 17 Aug 1828?
Geoff

Mary Chew, Daughter of Larkin Chew, Junior and Mary Beverly-VA

tunnelm1 — 2010-12-16 19:09:19Z

I see several conflicting pieces of information on the various files/charts on RootsWeb World Connect about the John Smith (died about 1761) who married Mary Chew....a daughter of Larking Chew, Junior and Mary Beverly. The John Smith who married Mary Chew was a son of Maurice Smith (born about 1691; died about 1750) and Elizabeth....probably Elizabeth Bird/Byrd. Unlike what some of the referenced "charts" show, that John Smith was NOT the son of the John Smith who married Elizabeth Grace Cox, nor was he a son of the John Smith who married Elizabeth "Lizzie" Marshall, nor was he the son of a John Augustine Smith.

The above Maurice Smith was a son of Lt. John Smith and his wife, the widow Mrs. Jane (Cock/Cocke) Jones (the widow of Rice Jones, Junior and a daughter of Nicholas Cock/Cocke). Lt. John Smith was a son of the Alexander Smith, who was in Lancaster Co., VA by at least the 1650s, and who died in Middlesex Co., VA about 1696.

The above Lt. John Smith should not be confused with his neighbor who was named Captain John Smith, and who was a son of John and Margaret (Unknown) Smith. We do not know at this time if these two neighboring Smith families were related to one another, but we have three living male DNA donors who all "trace back" to Alexander Smith....and maybe someday we can find a male Smith DNA donor who "traces back" to the "neighboring Smith family."

We know that the above two Smith families intermarried when the John Smith who was a son of Lt. John and Jane Smith married an Ann Smith (daughter of a Thomas Smith) who was out of the neighboring Smith family. One of the children of that John and Ann (Smith) Smith was a later/younger Maurice Smith (typically "styled" as "Major") who was born about 1727 (as I recall) and who died about 1795 in Middlesex Co., VA (leaving a will).

John Smith and Mary Chew had a son who was also named Maurice (among several other children). It is not known, however, if that Maurice Smith ever married and/or fathered any children (and that Maurice Smith did not seem to appear on any census in VA in 1810). Another son of John Smith and Mary Chew was named John Smith, and there are some clues that suggest that he was the John Smith who married Mary Dunn (daughter of John Dunn and Judith Edmondson) and who lived over in Essex Co., VA for at least a while. The rest of the children of John Smith and Mary Chew were Mary Smith (married Thomas Towles), Larkin Smith (married Mary Eleanor Hill) and Elizabeth Smith (MAY have been the Elizabeth Smith who married a John Chew....does anyone know for sure)?

Mrs. Nancy Chew Obit - 1907 Macon Co, IL

psmaynard — 2010-09-12 21:53:47Z

Daily Review, Decatur IL, 4 Mar 1907, pg. 10

Mrs. Nancy chew died at 4:18 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the residence of her son Frank Chew, 1805 East Main street. Her death was caused by paralysis, whit which she was stricken several months ago. Mrs. Chew was a native of Vigo County Indiana but had resided in Decatur for a long time. She was born in 1832. She had been a member of the United Brethren church for fifty years having united with that church when she was 25 years old. She is survived by four children Mrs. Mamie Keyes, Mrs. Allen Wayts and Frank Chew, all of Decatur, and Howard Chew of Joplin Mo. The funeral will be held at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning from the residence. The interment will be in Mt. Gilead Cemetery.

Macon County Old Settlers Association obituaries
not related - Pam

Re: John Chew, Larkin Chew of Virginia

vdupree76 — 2010-08-11 04:54:14Z

Thank you so very much for posting this letter. It answers a lot of questions I had about my Chew ancestors. I printed it out so I could reference it later because "the daughter that married a Johnston" is actually the link between the Chews and the Johnsons. It was William Johnson she married, not a JohnsTon. By the way, her name was Nancy, but she was called Nan. Thanks again for this wonderful letter. Victoria

Re: John Chew, Larkin Chew of Virginia

lynjquilts1 — 2010-08-07 04:20:25Z

Thanks for posting this. I've seen the letter referred to but never seen it in it's entirety. I love how the future president was referred to as unfriendly to the Great Britains! This letter was written by my gggggg grandfather's brother who had been exiled to Canada (I believe due to his siding with the British in the Revolution) His brother James was my ancestor.

Re: James Henry Chew

sharoncox184 — 2010-08-02 05:29:25Z

re James henry Chew: born 1835 Lancashire, England - Immigrated with his family aboard the 'Hero of Malourn" arrived in Sydney Apr 1839. Died at Bathurst 1911.
hope there is something new there for you

Regards

Edgar Henry Baxter AKA Henry E B Chew

cvthompson — 2010-07-05 23:53:07Z

Looking for information about Edgar H. Baxter, born 1820, apparently acknowledged as the son of Henry B. Chew, son of Benjamin Chew Jr. (1800 to 1866). I say "apparently acknowledged" due to the testimony of Miller Brown at the Baxter appeal, who acknowledges that the family paid for the education of Edgar Baxter, and recounts a discussion that included Henry's brother, Benjamin. I would like more information on Jane Baxter, the mother, as well as on Edgar B. himself.

Re: CHEW Lealdres E 1909-1971

t42RoseHill — 2010-03-11 02:48:56Z

The only connection I know of is that they were burried in the same cemetery.

-=AllenWheatley=-

Re: CHEW Lealdres E 1909-1971

MartyPhillips60 — 2010-03-09 23:56:35Z

You have a message posted on the Daniel board also.....where do the two intersect?

Chew family orginatinng in Cape May County NJ

DBolognese — 2010-01-31 01:44:22Z

Looking for information on Charles S. Chew born March 1943 or there abouts.

Re: Chew/Warley

houghtucker — 2010-01-28 00:05:52Z

Not that I know of - only just found my Elizabeth Chew - a dead end so far but think I may have found her father - a farmer in Lyth/Egton area... more anon
Tracy

Re: Chew/Warley

LeeGardenFarm — 2010-01-26 21:52:28Z

Read your message re Elizabeth Chew b 1790 Egton, Whitby - sorry the only Elizabeth Chew I have was born 1939 but her father John Geroge Chew born 1906 - have you any connections with the Warley's

Jackie