Gladwin - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: John or Wallace Gladwin

andrewchapman501 — 2012-01-26 14:32:57Z

There are about 3 pages about a Wallace J Gladwin in Helen Dyer's Revival in India. He died in 1897, so may not be the man you are looking for - but presumably could be his father? Helen Dyer speaks very highly of him. Was a man of prayer. Let me know if you need the content of what she wrote. Blessings.

Re: Herbert L. Gladwin

bill1v23r1u2shi1239tflp2eutsfe1fv — 2010-12-29 16:57:00Z

This was his Father not his brother

Re: Herbert L. Gladwin

bill1v23r1u2shi1239tflp2eutsfe1fv — 2010-12-29 16:00:38Z

Brother William Gladwin and William's Wife, Mabel Tooker

Richard H. GLADWIN; b. March 21, 1827, East Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut

lornaf3 — 2010-03-22 23:18:16Z

EVENING POST ANNUAL, 1882
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES
of the State Officers, Representatives in Congress, Governor’s Staff, and Senators and Members of the General Assembly of the State of Connecticut.
Published Annually.
Hartford, Conn.: Evening Post Association. 1882.
Pg. 170

RICHARD H. GLADWIN, Representative for East Haddam, Middlesex County:

Of East Haddam, is a Republican, and has held the offices of Selectman and Grand Juror and others of trust and importance in the school district, parish, and corporations of East Haddam. He is now Clerk and Treasurer of the School District and of the Cemetery Association. Born in East Haddam, March 21, 1827, he was educated at the common and high schools in that town, and has through life pursued the avocations of ship and house joiner and builder.

Re: John or Wallace Gladwin

lugoeke — 2010-01-10 17:57:10Z

New Twist! I have been researching a Wallace Jonathan Gladwin who was b. in the City of Corning, Steuben County, N.York, in 1842. His mother's name was Elizabeth and I believe his father was Riley W. Gladwin. This family apparently moved to Iowa, probably Jackson County, in 1845, where Riley soon died and was buried. I have just found a passport application for Wallace J. Gladwin from 1871. He states that his reason for traveling abroad is "as a missionary to India." This appears to tie in very well with your information on his marriage in India. Could you please give me where in the U.S. he married and/or lived? Perhaps then I could help you more. Good Luck!
Does anyone have more information on Riley and/or his wife? I have some on their descendants to share and I would appreciate your help. Thank You!

Re: Herbert L. Gladwin

bgladwin1 — 2009-12-21 21:45:59Z

Also I would like to hear from you. I tried to post my email but they don't allow it.

go to the homepage of Any Standard.net an email link is there. Search Any Standard I'll be at the top

Re: Herbert L. Gladwin

bgladwin1 — 2009-12-21 21:43:06Z

Did you ever see the pics of Captian William Gladwin

Here are the Pictures of Captain Wm Gladwin and his wife

www.anystandard.net/images/Capt William Gladwin.JPG
www.anystandard.net/images/Capt William Gladwin 2.JPG
www.anystandard.net/images/Capt William Gladwin 3.JPG
www.anystandard.net/images/Mabel Gladwin.JPG

Copy the whole link

Frank William Gladwin b 1872

kerryh12 — 2009-12-19 23:00:21Z

Looking for information on Frank William Gladwin and Rose Hannah Salt - in Essex.

Re: Frederick William Gladwin

kerryh12 — 2009-12-19 22:53:46Z

Is this Frederick William Gladwin born 1874 in West HAm Essex?

Sarah Terry Gladwin born 1866 Brooklyn

caspar99 — 2009-11-28 19:28:58Z

Can anyone help me identify this lady, please?

She came to the UK and married Oswald Harrison Gray at St. George's, Hannover Square, London in 1894.

Her suggested year of birth is derived from the 1901 Census in which it says she was born in Brooklyn B S (does anyone know the significance of B S, please?).

Many thanks,
Caspar

Re: Gladwins in Iowa

jkmoore35 — 2009-10-06 21:48:05Z

Since your post is pretty old and I don't know if you are still watching these boards, but just in case you are -- Horace Gladwin was my great grandfather. His sister Angeline was married to Frank Hollingsworth. Frank's nephew, Harold Hollingsworth, married Horace's daughter,Bessie. Harold and Bessie were my maternal grandparents. I have a fair amount of information on them and would welcome anything which you have that I do not have. You can email me at jkmoore35@hotmail.com.

Re: Florence Elizabeth Gladwin

ian61478 — 2009-06-16 19:31:53Z

she would be my Great Grandmother. My grandmother Gladwin (gladys) R Dorling was her daughter.

Thanks for any help

Ian McLeod

Re: Florence Elizabeth Gladwin

molly1001 — 2009-06-16 19:20:02Z

If I find more info I'll share. What is your relationship and/or interest in Florence Elizabeth Gladwin?

Re: Florence Elizabeth Gladwin

ian61478 — 2009-06-16 05:06:01Z

if you find any info could you send to me as well, and I will do the same.

GLADWIN ~ Harry 1886 in ID

mttreehugger — 2009-03-30 16:34:11Z

Headstone is located at Park View Cemetery: New Plymouth, Payette Co., ID.

Florence Elizabeth Gladwin

molly1001 — 2009-02-24 10:52:47Z

Looking for information in relation to Florence Elizabeth Gladwin, B: 16 Mar 1904, Manchester, Lancashire, England.

GLADWIN Vernon I and Marie E

t42Moore — 2008-12-29 14:05:02Z

GLADWIN Vernon I and Marie E

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 199,453 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: John or Wallace Gladwin

duckbilledplaty — 2008-08-08 19:07:25Z

Hi,
There was a Wallace Jonathan Gladwin who married between 1871 and 1875 a Dorothea Miles in a Registry Office in India (Ref: Prefix N/11; Vol.No.4; Folio 509; LDS Ref. 498604; IOR Ref. Z/N/11/4).

Whether this Wallace Jonathan Gladwin was your Wallace/John Gladwin, or possibly the father of yours, I don't know, but what I can advise is that there had been a Charles Gladwin in India who had married a Mary Wallace, and although I do not have definite proof at the moment, we (as a family) strongly suspect that Wallace Jonathan Gladwin was one of their children. (we have a descent via Frances Amelia Gladwin [one of Charles and Mary's children] who married John Morgans in India (Calcutta area).

Hope that the above might have been of some help?

Re: Gladwin - Chesterfield, Derbyshire

mcoopers — 2008-03-09 20:28:53Z

Hi my gladwin is from chesterfield to but i'm totally stuck. My grandad was george gladwin he wasn't married to my grandmother elsey silcock maiden name price. My dad is 6ft tall my grandma short, there is diabetes in the family..my dad has kinda green eyes quite distinctive..this is a long shot but you never know theres nothing to loose..let us know if we have any family resemblences.

many thanks

Elizabeth Gladwin

grahamtaylor999 — 2007-11-05 20:00:53Z

Elizabeth Gladwin born about 1800. Husband/partner William Greaves. Daughter Margaret Gladwin born 1819, christened 1 August 1819. Married Samuel Simpson 25 Nov 1839. Does anybody know anything else about this family?

Re: gladwin /roberts / may/guinney/outram

chrisfordwich — 2007-08-19 10:53:58Z

Back again.

Agnes (1874) married William Cole Jan-Mar 1900 Fulham district

1901 for Agnes and Wiliam (53 Glebe Street, Chiswick)
William Cole, 27, builder's labourer, born Notting Hill
Agnes Cole, 28, ironer, born Marlborough

1901 - George (1878) is lodging at 15 Eaton Court, St George Hanover Square. He's single, a wood pavior (from image - a note added later says road labourer) I can't see an obvious marriage for George.

Can't see what happened to Mary Jane after 1881.

Christine

Re: gladwin /roberts / may/guinney/outram

chrisfordwich — 2007-08-19 09:58:52Z

1901 for Harry

20 Reckett Road, Chiswick
Henry Gladwin, 24, carman, born Marlborough
Alice, 24, born Croydon

Their marriage: Oct-Dec 1896, Kensington district (Alice Spalding) Alice is a servant in Croydon on the 1891

You haven't given years of birth - but there is a marriage for a Elizabeth Ellen Gladwin in Marlborough district, jan-mar 1888, vol 5a, p128 - unfortunately her partner doesn't appear.

Hope this helps a little in your search.
Christine

gladwin /roberts / may/guinney/outram

mroutram — 2007-08-19 03:29:57Z

Searching for family of Elizabeth Gladwin born in Somerset England in 1824 husband unknown.She had one child that i know of Joseph gladwin born 1847 in malrborough wiltshire.he in turn married Emma May BORN 1849 ,THEY HAD ELEVEN CHILDREN ALL BUT JOHN BORN IN WILTSHIRE ENGLAND
ELIZABETH ELLEN
MARY JANE
william
harry
charles
agnes
charles
thomas
george
emily
john BORN KENSINGTON LONDON

My family line follows through under William Gladwin who married Johanna Guinney they had one child Norah Gladwin born 1894.she in turn married James Richard Roberts born 1888.
can any body help me please locate the familys of the other children regards MIKE OUTRAM

Re: Gladwin fm Bethnal Green Middlesex England

croller142 — 2007-06-22 00:04:28Z

Hmm. My Great-Grandfather Fred Arthur Thomson, Sr. (1896-1991) was the son of Arthur William Thomson (b. England, ?) and Harriet Elizabeth Gladwin (1875-1963). I have confirmed this through family sources, as well as through his SS application.

I only recently found about the connection to Alice Gladwin, via the 1881 census in England. So the Alice-Harriet connection is not confirmed, except through the information you're providing. One confirming item is the "Hattie" - she insisted on being called "Aunt Hattie", as I've been told. I have several pictures of her (and one of AWT).

Please contact me at croller@cox.net, I can exchange further information.

Thanks,
- Chris

Re: Gladwin fm Bethnal Green Middlesex England

kags5 — 2007-06-21 21:44:17Z

Does your Harriett Gladwin have a sister named Alice? My family descends from Alice Gladwin. Alice (DOB about 1874) had a sister named Harriett.

Do you know how Harriett and Alice arrived in the US?

My Harriett Gladwin married Fred Thomsom. They lived in Chicago. She was called Hattie.

Alice Gladwin married Ferdinand N Wittmeyer. They had 2 childred Ransom Ferdinand Gladwin(B-May 11,1896) and Marion Gladwin.

Alice Gladwin divorced Ferdinand Wittmeyer in 1903 and took back her maiden name and changed the children's last name to Gladwin. Alice Gladwin later remarried Phillip Schnepf.

Ferdinand Wittmeyer is the son of Frederick G. Wittmeyer. The Wittmeyer family is pretty easy to research on the LDS website. Victor Wittmeyer brother of Frederick was the founder of the American Huguenot Society.

Re: Gladwin fm Bethnal Green Middlesex England

croller142 — 2007-06-19 02:52:42Z

Kags,
Harriet Elizabeth Gladwin Thomson was my 2nd Great-Grandmother. Per her US SS Application, her parents were Edwin Montague Gladwin and Mary Atkins, from London. Harriet was born 3/17/1875. I think that this Harriet and your Harriet are the same person, but I'm not certain. If you forward me your contact information, I can send more information.
- Chris

Re: Gladwins of Middlesex and Australia

paddycorr — 2007-03-30 16:11:47Z

Alison,

Might be a connection to my Gladwin ancestors (G Grandmother)as follows with details of parents, siblings and records I've found

Alice Victoria Gladwin
Born: 6 July 1862, Southgate,
Edmonton, Middlesex, England.

Baptised: 27 July 1862, Weld Chapel
Church of England, Southgate Edmonton, Middlesex.

Married: 24 Feb 1883, St James Church of England, Bermondsey Surrey, England

Arrived Australia: 26 May 1883, Adelaide, South Australia on board the St Vincent as wife of the ship's surgeon.

Died: 13 September 1934, Maitland, South Australia

Buried: Grave 19, Road 2, Maitland Cemetery, South Australia.

Home

Household record from 1851 Census
Middlesex, Edmonton, Southgate (Film 0193611), 80 South Street

Father: William Gladwin (b1821-?), aged 29, Shoemaker, born Middlesex, Edmonton.
Mother: Ruth Howe (b~1821-?), age 30

Siblings: Emily (8), Hannah (6), Lydia (4), Frederick (1).

Sibling baptism records from St Paul's Edmonton
Hannah, 26 January 1845
Lydia, 7 March 1847

Sibling baptism records from Southgate Weld Chapel
Fredrick,12 August 1849
Charles William, 17 August 1851
George, 21 August 1853
Edwin, 14 October 1855
Albert 18 January 1860

Father's baptism record, Chaseside Independent Church, Southgate
2 December 1821, parents John and Frances.

Re: James Gladwin

paddycorr — 2007-03-30 16:05:35Z

May be a relative of my Great Grandmother as follows:

Alice Victoria Gladwin
Born: 6 July 1862, Southgate,
Edmonton, Middlesex, England.

Baptised: 27 July 1862, Weld Chapel
Church of England, Southgate Edmonton, Middlesex.

Married: 24 Feb 1883, St James Church of England, Bermondsey Surrey, England

Arrived Australia: 26 May 1883, Adelaide, South Australia on board the St Vincent as wife of the ship's surgeon.

Died: 13 September 1934, Maitland, South Australia

Buried: Grave 19, Road 2, Maitland Cemetery, South Australia.

Household record from 1851 Census
Middlesex, Edmonton, Southgate (Film 0193611), 80 South Street

Father: William Gladwin (b1821-?), aged 29, Shoemaker, born Middlesex, Edmonton.
Mother: Ruth Howe (b~1821-?), age 30

Siblings: Emily (8), Hannah (6), Lydia (4), Frederick (1).

Sibling baptism records from St Paul's Edmonton
Hannah, 26 January 1845
Lydia, 7 March 1847

Sibling baptism records from Southgate Weld Chapel
Fredrick,12 August 1849
Charles William, 17 August 1851
George, 21 August 1853
Edwin, 14 October 1855
Albert 18 January 1860

Father's baptism record, Chaseside Independent Church, Southgate
2 December 1821, parents John and Frances.

Gladwin fm Bethnal Green Middlesex England

kags5 — 2006-10-06 20:00:27Z

I'm trying to locate information on Mary Gladwin born ~1852 in Linclons Inn Fields, Middlesex, England. She had 2 daughters. Alice B. born ~1873 and Harriett Elizabeth born ~1875. This family is listed in the 1881 census. It says Mary is a barmaid and married but I can't find any record of the marriage or husband. Alice and Harriett emigrate to the US about 1886. Day has been mentioned as a possible maiden name. Any info is greatly appreciated. I know what happen to Alice and Harriett after leaving Eng. I'm trying to get ancestor info.

Re: Gladwin

pollywarnes — 2006-10-03 20:41:47Z

Hi, Hope this enquiry is still active. I have started to search my father's tree for him. He is Bernard James Gladwin born in Norwich 1932, His father Francis J. Gladwin born in Norwich 1900, his grand-father James Gladwin born in Market Harborough 1872, his great grand-father born in Chesterfield, Derbyshire (here is the connection) 1849 but that is as far as I can go. Do you have any further connections?

Gladwin - Chesterfield, Derbyshire

pollywarnes — 2006-10-03 20:27:16Z

My dad's great grandfather (John James Gladwin) was born in 1849 in either July, August or September in Chesterfield, Derbyshire. Can anybody help me find my dad's great great grandfather, John Jame's father?

Gladwin - Norwich - Norfolk

pollywarnes — 2006-10-01 12:03:24Z

I am looking to trace my father's family tree. His father was James Gladwin married to ? Turner, they have two children, my father Bernard and his sister Brenda. I believe my father had an Aunt Adine. Any information would be helpful.

Ellen Gladwin/William Turner

kitcan — 2006-09-03 20:57:57Z

I am searching for Ellen Gladwin who married William Turner. They had 5 children that I know of. Geo. Wm. b. May 5 1906, Hemswell, Lincs., John Henry, b. sep 9 1911, Elkesley, Notts, Elsie, Lynn and Valerie.

Fannie Gladwin Madison, Connecticut

ffdkjf51 — 2006-03-07 05:03:37Z

Searching for GLADWIN family of Fannie I Gladwin bn Nov 1890 in Ct. She was 9 years old in the 1900 Federal Census of Madison, CT. Parents Nathan M Gladwin and Anna E both of Connecticut. 1900 Census listed Rhoda FOSTER mother-in-law of Nathan M. Gladwin. Rhoda possibly Anna E's mother. Rhoda also listed on 1880 census with husband Alanson Foster and daughter, Melissa who was 33 years old at the time. I am trying to connect this Fannie Gladwin to Victor Hugo Schoenknecht. Can anyone help.

Selden Gladwin of Middlesex Co., CT. in 1840

BasketLady420 — 2006-02-05 23:40:03Z

Selden Gladwin of Middlesex Co., Ct. finds stray horse in 1840. (newspaper ad on website)

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information, which comes from a webpage titled "Connecticut Genealogy & History." The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://theoldentimes.com/seldengladwin40ct.html

Re: Gladwins of Middlesex and Australia

2005-12-03 14:03:55Z

Hi Alison,

sent.......

Tina

Re: Gladwins of Middlesex and Australia

2005-12-03 08:54:53Z

Hi
I'm sorry.I didn't receive it . Would you mind trying once more to
Alison_J@handbag.com
Thanks very much
Alison

Re: Gladwins of Middlesex and Australia

tina11127 — 2005-12-02 22:44:58Z

Hi Alison,

I replied to it, so hopefully you got it!

Tina

Re: Gladwins of Middlesex and Australia

2005-12-02 19:51:58Z

Thank you very much. I have sent a message so that you can click "reply" and hope that gets here!

Re: Gladwins of Middlesex and Australia

tina11127 — 2005-12-01 12:28:05Z

Hi Alison,

The e-mail I sent to you was returned to me today. If you would like, you can contact me and I will forward the info and signature to you again.

Tina

Barclay & Fry Limited, wholesale & manufacturing stationers, color printers lithographic, letterpress & "bank-note printers", etc......

Re: Gladwins of Middlesex and Australia

tina11127 — 2005-11-30 23:36:21Z

Hi Alison,

I'm pretty certain that it's true that they worked on the notes. I sent you a file to your e-mail address with a description of Barclay & Fry, and Rowlands signature.

Tina

Re: Gladwins of Middlesex and Australia

2005-11-30 18:50:09Z

Thank you, that is very interesting. I knew he was a lithographer, but mo more. There is also a rumour in our family that Rowland worked at or for the Royal Mint. Did you find out any more about the pound notes?

Re: Gladwins of Middlesex and Australia

tina11127 — 2005-11-29 23:27:06Z

Hi Alison,

I came across the name while doing research on my great grandfathers life, Walter Joseph Adlam. He was a Lithographic Printer in London. My grandmother still had her fathers "indenture" paper from December, 1902. There was a family legend that he worked on some British Pound notes, so I went in search of anything on the Company that might prove this. The company he apprenticed for was Barclay & Fry. There were two witnesses on the indenture paper, a George Barwick and Rowland P. Gladwin. I was just curious, and decided to see if I could track down the two men in the 1901 census to prove they were Lithographers. I got lucky, and found both, who were certainly working for the company at the time.

George Barwick was single, age 43, a Lithographic Printer (worker) born Spitalfields London. Living on Taellis Street, Southwark in 1901, with his mother Jane Nicholl, married, age 68, born Lambeth, London.

Rowland P. Gladwin, married, age 35 working as a Lithographer, born Islington, London. His two children Dora and Frances were born in Walthamstow, Essex where they were living at 43 Lansdowne Rd. His wife Frances M. was born in Malta.

It's very rare that you can find out where a family member was working, and I thought that these two mens families might like to know this little "tidbit".

Tina

Re: Gladwins of Middlesex and Australia

AlisonJ142 — 2005-11-29 19:41:57Z

Hi Tina
Yes Rowland Powis Gladwin is part of my huband's Gladwin family. I am interested to hear from you Do you know the family?
Alison

Re: Gladwins of Middlesex and Australia

tina11127 — 2005-11-28 23:41:09Z

Hi Alison,

My family is not the Gladwin's, but had a question for you.

Did you have an ancestor Rowland P. Gladwin by any chance?

Rowland was born about 1866 in Islington, London. His wife's name was Frances M. age 39 in 1901, born Malta. Children in 1901... Dora E. and Frances E. Gladwin.

Rowland was a Lithographer in 1901.

Tina

Re: Rosa Gladwin and Charles Sparrgrove of Iowa

2005-07-02 00:27:04Z

Rosa & Charles are my husbands granparents. Please contact me at craziblonde34@yahoo.com and we can talk more about this.

Sheryl Sparrgrove
Strawberry Point, Iowa

Re: Gladwin family

nabes2w — 2005-05-16 22:40:28Z

ED GLADWIN IS IN MY TREE WOULD LOVE TO SHARE INFORMATION

Re: Gladwin family

nabes2w — 2005-05-16 22:40:28Z

I CHECKED MY SENT MAIL AND I DID E-MAIL YOU ONCE BEFORE I DONT KNOW IF IT DID NOT GET THROUGH TO YOU BUT YOU NEVER RESPONDED I SENT YOU A NEW ONE BUT I AM TYPING THIS JUST IN CASE

Re: Gladwins of Iowa

nabes2w — 2005-05-16 22:40:28Z

I HGPE THIS MESSAGE HAS NOT COME TOO LATE EDWARD GLADWIN IS IN MY TREE I HAVE CLARA'S OBIT I AM INTERESTED IN SHARING INFORMATION

Re: Gladwins of Iowa

nabes2w — 2005-05-16 22:40:28Z

no she is not good luck with your search
kellie