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Re: The Farnham, Surrey Fewtrells , late 1700

barcourt — 2011-09-27 04:09:36Z

HI TO THE FEWTRELL,FAMILY IN FARNHAM.WE MAY HAVE A FAMILY LINK
MY GRANDFATHER WAS GEORGE CHARLES FEWTRELL.MARRIED TO ANNE ORME BOTH OF WORCESTER.THEY HAD 3 SONS.GEORGE,THOMAS , ROBERT.
MY GRANDFATHER HAD 3BORTHERS MY FAMILY AND I THINK ONE OF THEM
WENT TO LIVE IN FARNHAM AND HAD A SON IN THE POLICE,AND IF THIS IS WRIGHT,WORKED ON THE CASE OF R.BIGGS,I LOOK FORWARD
TO YOUR REPLY, WITH ANCESTRY.

Re: Thomas FEWTRELL b. Eng. 1859; Came to Illinois

my48burro — 2011-07-02 02:50:09Z

I have some more info on harold everret fewtrell p;ease cpntact me

Re: Thomas FEWTRELL b. Eng. 1859; Came to Illinois

my48burro — 2011-07-02 02:29:38Z

I have some more info on harold everret fewtrell p;ease cpntact me

Re: The Farnham, Surrey Fewtrells , late 1700

barcourt — 2011-06-20 23:42:02Z

good day,
thank you for your reply,i am Barbara Court 1st grand DAUGHTER of George Charles FEWTRELL. i to am willing to share information,and be guest. to your family tree. i would like for you to be my guest barcourt family tree.at this time i am not into 1700 but there are a few ways to spelling FEWTRELL,I hope this can help in some small way.
Fewtrell.was derived from the middle English Veutere. a keeper of hounds one who manages them in the chase.
futrell,fewtrer,feuterer,fetter,fewterer,fewter,vewter,and vautier.also at some point in time Fewtrell change to Fletcher
A name familiar to.county SHROPSHIRE, FROM A ROUND 1273.
i did look in to KING WILLIAM DUKE,BACK INTO 1050 .TO SEE IF WE CAME OVER WITH THE KING TO LOOK AFTER THE hounds.for some time
now my family think we may have a FRENCH LINK .I DID READ THAT SOME ONE IN,SHROPSHIRE SAID THAT FEWTRELL DID COME FROM FRENCH
.ITS now 12-o9 on a cold wet day in Sydney Australia i have lived in SYDNEY FOR WELL OVER 40YEARS AND LOVE IT.I have only been into
the family tree, for a short time,but if i can help in anyway
please let me know.
best wishes
barbara

Re: The Farnham, Surrey Fewtrells , late 1700

flatmar — 2011-06-13 05:34:30Z

Good morning. Did you find some useful information in my family tree? From what you said, I could see differences.
This could best be discussed through the ordinary mail adress - mine is flatmar@online.no

Re: The Farnham, Surrey Fewtrells , late 1700

flatmar — 2011-05-22 06:54:42Z

Good morning. One thing is for sure - you are in the right family. To start with the Grate Train Robbery in 1963. Malcolf Fewtrell was a superintendent with Buckingham CID, and was in charge of the investigation. Malcolm is the son om Ernest George Fewtrell, and who is the son of Harry Fewtrell.Harry and wife Rosa Ann Taylor Mulcock had several children living in UK and Canada. None of these are George Charles Fewtrell. He is from a different link - to find him, you have to go back to George Fewtrell 1794(or similar) and died in 1869. Several sons, and one is Geroge Fewtrell (1827) Your line follows him, and my wifes line into Harry goes through the brother (the second oldest) John Henry Fewtrell). I believe I have most of the information in his line - and quite a bit on the other lines.
My problems are the Fewtrells of 1600 and 1700. I belive I have some information, but I cannot prove they are correct.
I am quite willing to share information, and if you like to, I can invite you to be a guest in my family tree wehich is called Flatmark-Fewtrell.
Looking foreward to cooperate with you
Kåre Flatmark
Norway

Re: FEWTRELLS OF SHROPS

guardsman4 — 2010-11-02 14:57:35Z

Searching for dec of my grt grandfather Edward Fewtrell dob 1843 have got as far back as a Richard Fewtrell my mother was Lucy Mary Fewtrell dob 1906 duaghter of Edwards son Walter William.

Re: Fewtrell's In Hampshire UK

romaedro — 2010-06-15 21:17:25Z

Hi, I have an Adolphus FEWTRELL who married Susannah Louisa HURST on the 28 Mar 1869 at St Nicholas Church, Brighton, Sussex (his name is incorrectly written/indexed as TEWTRELL). They had a daughter Laura born Brighton 1869 and baptised at St Jude's Temporary Church in Peckham on 15 Aug 1869. She married Henry William HOYES 6 Jul 1892 at St Saviour's Church, Lambeth. They had no children according to 1911 census. Is this your Adolphus?

Re: Lost Family

nicolefewtrell — 2010-04-17 17:00:32Z

Hi, the fewtrell familyy actually came from france but you were right most of them now live to southport like me !!!

The Farnham, Surrey Fewtrells , late 1700

flatmar — 2009-12-22 06:03:33Z

Just wonderinger if there is anyone who can help sorting out the different Fewtrell of the late 1700. My wife comes from the line of George Fewtrell 1795-1869 and wife Harriet Mills (1801- 1851). The problem is who are their parents. There seems to be a John Fewtrell of 1785 and wife Lucy Little. They had children , both George and Johns, but the George was apparently born in 1786 and died in 1853. I am corresponding with several other studying the Fewtrells, but we seem to differ when we come to the late 1700, early 1800. Please is there anyone who can help us out.

Fewtrell Ancestry

patriciadawnrobinson — 2009-09-28 22:05:41Z

My GG Grandfather George Fewtrell b. 1821 born Spartsford/Diddlebury, marrie Drucilla b. 1823, Leintwardine Herefordshire. Unfortunately I cannot find Drucilla's maiden name. Can anyone help.

Aren't we a huge family. My Great Uncle Sid lived in Bridgnorth until his death and lived in Sustiusti (a bungalow at the top of high town). A batchelor, he lived with Amy Reynolds who in ealier years ran a business in town with her husband, who my G. Uncle helped to nurse until his death).

Edward George FEWTRELL

LindaFewtrell52 — 2009-02-12 14:50:43Z

I am having problems finding this chap. He died in Stockton in 1929 age 78.(named as George Edward) I have the family in 1911 and in 1901 and edward george age is stated 41 &43 respecivly. his children Edward George b1900 Christian Montague b1902/3 Arthur and Lillian do not appear to have been registered. has anyone come across this chap. was he born in 1851 1860 or 1863 Madeley Salop.

also I think he married Annie Weaver in 1895 in Brighton where the eldest son is said to have been born. Linda

FEWTRELLS OF SHROPS

colinfieldhouse67 — 2008-10-11 11:38:56Z

Anybody connect
Edward and Ann 1881 Buck atree Hall Wellington.
richard & Elizabeth 1631--Chetton
william &hannah 1692 pontesbury
Richard & Ann 1620 Rushbury
Robert ans Alice Turnor 1592
THE DOWNS

colin F

Re: Fewtrell

CarolSellersHerbert — 2008-08-23 17:26:37Z

Do you trace to this John through Thomas Sr who was in Virginia/North Carolina in late 1600's?

Re: The Fewtrells

CarolSellersHerbert — 2008-08-15 04:11:10Z

Where is the info about Thomas coming as an indentured servant? I believe he is the son of John Jr (1640) who is the son of John (1616) but I do not know exactly where these dates come from. Can anyone help me with that? Is the info back to Middle Ages and Normans available anywhere? Is there anyone to contact? Thanks for any help.

FEWTRELL

mystymiss — 2008-05-16 19:28:53Z

Is it only me,or does any one else get to
wondering why they bother. I explain i go to salop
archives, happy to help free gratus, and i have
to pinch myself to see if ime still on the land
of living. Rather remisent of when we were kids
at school taking exams and every one sits sheilding their
answers, just incase the kid across cheats.
No offence meant, but i felt somebody ought to say it

colin Fieldhouse Nrth/ Wales

Re: Fewtrell history

mystymiss — 2008-05-16 18:57:16Z

Hi
did you ever find out the answer, I'll tell you why
my great gran was Eliza Fewtrell and as the weather gets better i shall be going to Shrewsbury archives and be
looking up Fewtrell. Ive already done the wellings, of
Shropshire History.My gran Lora Wellings was Eliza's
dau;
Eliza's father was Edward Fewtrell and her mum
Ann Sargant. Edward was born in Holgate Shropshire
which is near Wenlock.
regaurds
colin Fieldhouse
Wrexham in Nrth/Wales U K

Murder of John Fewtrell at Okra, Oklahoma

maryachtrh — 2007-12-01 00:19:42Z

Appears in "The Wapanucka Press" 2 October 1902 Wapanucka, Johnston County, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma

PROMINENT CITIZEN OF OKRA MURDERED

Pauls Valley: John Fewtrell, the ginner, ad a prominent citizen of Okra, was killed at that place by a man named Dover. Dover was drunk and attacked Fewtrell in the engine room of the gin with a knife. Dover cut Fewtrell’s jugular vein and also cut out his tongue. Dover was arrested and taken to Purcell. His clothes were still saturated with blood.

Re: Fewtrell's In Hampshire UK

Fewtrels — 2007-09-13 19:03:32Z

Hello Terri

I do not know if you are still researching your family tree but it appears that we are following the same family line. I am the 7 times great grandson of Charles son of Lucy Warner and John Fewtrell. I have managed to trace further back past John Fewtrell and also forward of him upto around 1911ish were records are blocked.

If you want to discuss this further my email is simonfewtrell@hotmail.com.

regards

Simon

Thomas FEWTRELL b. Eng. 1859; Came to Illinois

Revae — 2007-07-04 22:50:01Z

I am seeking information and descendants of any of the following FEWTRELLS:

Thomas FEWTRELL born Sept. 1859 England; died Joliet, Will, Illinois, January 6, 1917. Married first in Cook Co., Illinois, Anna/Annis WILLIS born April 1866 Eng. Thos. married second Ethel G. STEVENS ca 1907 in IL.
Children of Thomas & Anna:
1. Elmer Stephen Fewtrell b. Dec. 14, 1884 Joliet, IL; died Mar. 18, 1946 Alameda Co., CA. Mar. Ethel G. HOVEY born Jul. 17, 1884 Santa Cruz Co., CA; died Apr. 6, 1956 Hayward, Alameda, CA.
2. Evelyn Fewtrell born Nov. 1886 IL
3. Leslie T. Fewtrell born April 1890 IL
4. Harold Everett Fewtrell born Oct. 20, 1891 IL; died March 14, 1948 Los Angeles, CA. Mar. Gertrude BELL born ca 1901 CA. Son Harold b. 1922
5. Dorotha C. Fewtrell born Aug. 28, 1899 IL; died May 9, 1971 San Mateo Co., CA. Married a ??? SHEEDY (need his first name)
6. Mildred Fewtrell born 1902 IL

Any information will be greatly appreciated. Thank you,

Revae

Re: My lost family

allopewolfcub — 2007-06-27 12:11:08Z

If anyone can get me in contact with Bonnie Fewtrell I would appreciate it. My research indicates that my Grandmother is the lost reletive that she is looking for and we would really, really love to be able to have them be able to contact each other as my Grandmother is in her 90's

Many thanks

Re: Fewtrell's In Hampshire UK - 1851 census

Dredge27 — 2006-11-29 21:22:49Z

Have found the following in the 1851 census, I don't have any information on them but the ages and place born

HO 107/1679 Alton 1851 census
John Fewtrell 66 born Odiham
Lucy 60 born Farnham
Angelina C 25 Alton
Isabella J 20 Alton
Albert 7 Alton

Charles 36 Alton
Selina 35 Littlebury
Ellen 11
Chas Fredk 9
Adolphus 7
Matilda 5
William J 2 (all born Alton)

Edwin 28
Mary Ann 22
George 5
Walter 3
Angelina 1 (All born Alton)

Henry 34

In Bramshott 1851 HO 107 1596
Alfred 31 born Alton
Sophia 32 born Headley
Caroline 4 Bramshott
Emmelia 2 Bramshot

Hope this helps. Irene Dredge

Re: Fewtrell's In Hampshire UK - 1851 census

Dredge27 — 2006-11-29 21:22:49Z

Hi no sorry no relationship at all. I was given the 51 census for Hampshire from a friend who's father had died and she was going to throw it away. So my contribution is to help others if I can. (When I am not busy looking for my family). If I can help with any others please let me know. Happy 2003 and may it be successful for you. Irene

Re: FEWTRELL

stuartfewtrell — 2006-05-18 18:27:00Z

I was wandering if your William Fewtrell is conected in any way to an Edward Fewtrell, born 1810 in Rushbury?

Re: Fewtrell history

elizmacdonald — 2006-05-01 04:03:55Z

My great grandfather George Fewtrell was born in Munslow Shropshire on the 15/2/1844 and later emigrated to Australia. Is he any relation to your George Fewtrell. I do not know anything about my
gg grandfathers life before he came to Australia or anything about his family in England.

Re: The Fewtrells

mrbry1959 — 2006-04-30 16:27:09Z

HELLO DOUGLAS
IM DOING A FAMILY TREE ON THE FEWTRELLS MINE HAS STARTED WITH DAISY FEWTRELL bn 1908 TO PERCY&EMILY FRO CHADDLEWORTH BERKSHIRE IF YOU ALSO HAVE THESE GET INTOUCH.

FEWTRELL

mrbry1959 — 2006-04-30 16:18:54Z

ARE THERE ANY LIVING DESENDANTS OF WILLIAM FEWTRELL bn 1815 BRIDGNORTH SHROPSHIRE ENGLAND IFSO PLEASE GET INTOUCH.

FEWTRELL

mrbry1959 — 2006-04-30 16:18:31Z

ARE THERE ANY LIVING DESENDANTS OF WILLIAM FEWTRELL bn 1815 BRIDGNORTH SHROPSHIRE ENGLAND IFSO PLEASE GET INTOUCH.

Looking for the ancestors of Charles Fewtrell born @ 1833

2006-01-13 18:46:36Z

Hello fellow Fewtrellians,

I am looking for help to find my gt. gt. grandfather's parentage. The first census he appeared on was 1881. He was apparently born in Bermondsay circa 1833. He was married (? -- as I can find no record of it!) to Emma Davies and their first son, Charles John, was born in 1852. I have been going through parish registers in Bermondsey but have yet to hit pay dirt. If you have a Charles Fewtrell on your tree, please contact me.

Thanks,
Ruth

Re: My lost family

sherie_Armstrong — 2005-09-26 14:04:31Z

I am in the alber line my great grandfather use to say it is ALBER not ALBERS his name was fredrick louis` or louis fredrick not sure have seen both he was born in 1852 wurtenberg germany his father waxs Fredrick wife hanna? Fredrick Louis married Ella S. Lathrop she was born in mich they had three children clara b.1878?m.1908 Jack Kresge Lulla b. 3 sept.1882 m.15 feb.1904 Alexander Hamilton McCulloh.her death 29 mat,1967 vicorville san bernadino cal. Harry (Charlie) b. 12 oct1886 AnnArbor Washtenaw mich m.1nov.1917 death25 feb,1955 burial evertt wash. ev ergreen cem. fredrick louis and ella divorsed she moved to cal. married strause of L.A. about 1922? Fredrick louis married my great grand mother Margaret Mccarthy Mooney she was widdowed her first husband james died it was something ot do with his leg an infection maybe .they had two children want to know names e- mail me. margaret and fredrick had four children together John dewey Fredrick henery edwind daniel and Johanna maria Leon alber.

Re: My lost family

2005-08-16 22:28:57Z

Hi, just happened to be searching on the web and came across these messages. My family currently live in Cambridge but my fathers relatives originate from The Wirral. If we indeed are all related I would be interested in finding out more

FEWTRELL / OWEN couple

2004-07-03 23:43:37Z

Can anybody link to George Henry FEWTRELL and Amelia OWEN? They married in Birmingham Register Office in November 1913 and I'm trying to find out more about Amelia's background and family.

George was born around 1882 and worked as a Tube Drawer (in the glass making industry I think). Amelia was born around 1876 and worked as a Glass Cutter.

Thanks
Peter

Re: My lost family

2004-04-18 18:00:37Z

dear bonnie your going to think me as usefull as a chocolate fire gaurd
but i worked with guys called waddington who lived
in shrewsbury shropshire---dennis and harry
dennis was a poet
thats it---other useless infor; you might try radio sgropshire
or midlands i t v---or the shropshire star news paper---
ime sure nobody would charge you
yours sincerely
your very own choclate fire gaurd
colin fieldhouse

Re: Fewtrell's In Hampshire UK - 1851 census

TerriGoodchild — 2004-01-09 00:03:43Z

Thank you Irene for all this wonderful information, for some reason I did not get a message that I had received a reply to my original posting, hence the lateness in replying.
I hope you have a wonderful 2003 and all your searches are successful!
Don't suppose you are related to any of the FEWTRELL's are you?

Kind regards

Terri

calling all fewtrells--can you help

2003-11-24 21:48:03Z

i have been trying to get some information on eliza fewtrell born at ditton priors---so farr i have only found a ann fewtrell born ditton priors 1804---parents john and martha---now they have to tye in some were since back then it would have been a small village.
by the way as anybody any info on a--
jana feutrell----born morville 1580
thank you
respectfully yours
c j fieldhouse.

Re: Fewtrell history

colin1260 — 2003-08-17 21:49:37Z

ruth were you lucy fewtrells daughter? remember we lived at the bungalow at buildwas abbey---beryl and colin---beryl went to bingo with your mum,would love to hear from you---my grandmother was liza fewtrell from ditton priors, colin@oaklandssheepdogsfreeserve.com.uk

of wrockwardine shropshire

2003-07-10 21:23:42Z

in the time of the laurences and thomas s (in 1600}a lonley yet tranquil lane lead us to wrockwardine.for hundreds of years men have been able to veiw staffordshires--derbyshire and the welsh hills. or marvell at the changing light on clee hills-or-the wrekin. in the chancel reached through a norman archwayis a carving of queen margaret and the robber.the queen is shown hand raised protecting the little prince-the robber with sword raised about to do his worse.--a window in the naive pays tribute to edith leake who gave her life nursin soldiers during the flue epedmic of 1918--of course this quiet backwater would have been touched by the war of the roses--or perhaps the civil war--roundheads and caviliers.i suppose the only good thing one could say bout those wars--they helped to spread people to different parts of britain--as did the norman conquest-- colin@oaklandssheepdogsfreeserve.com.uk

Re: My Fewtrell Family Website

2003-06-30 11:18:56Z

hi-i havent dared risk your web as ime useless on comp; a doddering old goat in fact---but wished to say---if any of you decend from shropshire fewtrells and what village i can sort o fill in for you---back ground area its history and so on---this i feel helps one to be a part of their family roots no matter how long ago you left shropshire--a beautifull county--full of ecentric people--legend--folkelaw--you name it--its got it.regaurds colin@oaklandssheepdogsfreeserve.com.uk

re fewtrell family

2003-06-01 19:00:10Z

most loved ruth beryl and colin 01978754i42give us a bell.

Re: The Fewtrells

2002-11-16 19:05:55Z

They started coming over in the early 1900s. My father came here in 1926 with one of his siblings. His parents and other siblings and some extended family members also came within 10 years of him. I'm not on the computer as often as I'd like to be so feel free to e-mail me directly if you'd like.

Re: Fewtrell history

2002-10-10 20:51:23Z

can help you contact me. where are you living? We live 5 miles from Much Wenlock

Re: Fewtrell history

2002-10-10 20:46:55Z

Stanley Fewtrell

2002-09-10 06:59:37Z

Stanley A. Fewtrell b. 15/03/1926.

It is my sad duty to inform all family members that Stanley Fewtrell, of 2 Sydney Road, Kent, passed away on Friday 6th September 2002.

This message is on behalf of his wife Muriel Fewtrell, daughter Lesley, and grandchildren Michael (me) and John, who will sorely miss him.

The Funeral Service is to be held at Chistchurch Bexleyheath, Kent on Thursday 19th September at 10.00. For further info please contact Michael on: 07887 876897

Fewtrell

gordon1215 — 2002-07-21 11:54:45Z

Frank Fewtrell, born in Birmington, England circa mid 1800's, married Helen ?, had 4 children, all born in Birmington:
George - decorated for bravery WW2
Alfred Arundal
Barbra
Frank Kenneth - born May 7th, 1898

Any informtion would be helpful.

Re: Fewtrell

gordon1215 — 2002-07-21 11:54:45Z

Correction on birth city is Birmingham.

Fewtrell's In Hampshire UK

2002-04-28 12:55:21Z

Hello

I am hoping I can tie in some of my Fewtrell ancestors with somebody elses tree. Here is what I have:

John Fewtrell - no further details married Lucy (no maiden name). Children Charles, Henry, Alfred, Edwin, Angelina, Isabella, Albert
All christened at Normandy Street Independent - Alton hampshire between 1815 - 1834.

Charles married Selina Bartholomew in 1838 in Alton Hampshire. They had a son Aldophus born 1844.Likely more children but so far, have not found them.
Henry - no futher info
Alfred married Sophia Woodburne in 1845 in Headley Hampshire. Children: Caroline, Emmeline, Adeline, Alfred, Kate, Arabella. Born between 1847 and 1861. Found some of these living at home in Lipshook Hampshire in 1881, but no futher info than that.
Edwin - no further info
Angelina - no further info
Isabella - no further info
Albert - no further info

Anybody help or recognise any of these names from their own tree?

Kind regards

Terri

The Fewtrells

2002-03-24 21:25:17Z

Bonnie
When did your ancestors emigrate to the USA?I have family who emigrated over the past 100 years.
Dave Fewtrell

The Fewtrells

2002-03-24 21:25:13Z

Bonnie
When did your ancestors emigrate to the USA?I have family who emigrated over the past 100 years.
Dave Fewtrell

Re: Fewtrell history

2002-03-06 19:37:51Z

Living at Coalport Shropshire still alive in 1881 Census. Where are you?

Reuben Fewtrell

gorpwood — 2001-11-04 16:28:03Z

I have encountered a Reuben Fewtrell in my wife's family tree.
He was born in South London (probably Bermondsey) in 1872. His
father was Reuben William Fewtrell (b 1850)

Could these be among your ancestors? Please contact me at gorpwood@edu.yorku.ca