Mytton - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Joan Mytton

apowell1950 — 2011-07-26 18:01:59Z

Angela: I'm related to Joan through her marriage to John Washbourne. I have a genealogy for her back to 547. She's related to most of the Kings of Scotland and Kings and Queens of England and France. Do you have a specific question?

Anne

Mytton/Mitton Shropshire, Halston, St Chads, Dawley Magna, Oldbury

sueandbryan — 2011-06-10 19:06:23Z

I am looking for any information on the link between a Martha Mitton b.1809 and the Mytton family at Halston Hall.

Martha married Benjamin Little in 1829 and from their son Thomas I am descended.

I believe Martha's parents were George Mitton and Martha Williams, who married at St Chad's Shrewsbury in 1789, but I have no further information on them.

Any help much appreciated.

Re: Imperial Camel Corps

aaja145 — 2010-09-23 19:59:44Z

Hello Joe,

Thankyou very much for this info; I'm sorry not to have replied earlier, we moved house and also had some computer problems and I missed it somehow.

Bill is part of a long sad but interesting story - could we continue this by email? I'm on noeu-aja@t8o.org which is rather moreconvenient than this...

Regards Ant

Re: Imperial Camel Corps

aaja145 — 2010-09-23 19:54:18Z

Helloee,

Indeed it is - my Grandad.

I was a bit surprised they let me in here, we went off to try another group for a year but we shall be rejoining Ancestry, for allits faults!

Regards Ant

Re: Imperial Camel Corps

LISSAMORE3 — 2010-09-23 19:32:56Z

Would that be the Thomas Edwin Mytton born 1898 in Camberwell who married Lilian M. Ward 1921 in Wolverhampton?

Re: Thomas MYTTON, 1808 - before 1837

williamkhall — 2010-08-22 18:59:35Z

oooops! death should have been before 1837!!

Bill HALL

Thomas MYTTON, 1808 - before 1937

williamkhall — 2010-08-22 18:57:19Z

Does anyone have any information regarding Thomas; born & married in Liverpool, LAN, England.

His occupation was "surgeon" ..... ship's surgeon perhaps??

Thanking you

Bill HALL

Re: Mytton - coat of arms (Reply to Mary)

oldbeeswax1864 — 2009-11-01 20:32:40Z

Sir, forgive the reply, but I found no other way to contact you through these boards. It was while researching the Price family name from Holyhead, Anglesey, Wales, that I came across your name. In 2000 I contacted the family Gerald Price Williams of Holyhead, whose family Price had hailed from Holyhead. I hope you don't mind me contacting you, but it's possible you might hold the key to some information on the family that might help me piece together what Mr Gerald Williams had explained in his letter so long ago. Respectfully, Maurice

Re: Mytton - coat of arms (Reply to Mary)

avalon48 — 2009-02-13 23:41:42Z

I have an 8X10 glossy photo of the mytton coat of arms. My Mytton's lived at Garth Hall, Guilsfield. My great Uncle Leonard Mytton also drew one.

Re: Imperial Camel Corps

Joeberton21 — 2008-07-17 14:50:09Z

Your grandfather is indeed listed on the roll of No. 10 Company of the Imperial Camel Corps. His service number is 3112. There is also a F. W. Mytton listed. Is this his brother?
The No. 10 Company was part of 300 men of the Imperial Camel Corps that briefly joined Lawrence in a raid on the railway station at Mudawara. See the book Imperial Camel Corps by Geoffrey Inchbald that has a chapter on their involvement with Lawrence.
Joe Berton
Oak Park, Illinois

Imperial Camel Corps

StillAnt — 2008-04-13 22:43:52Z

Hello All -

My Grandad Thomas Edwin Mytton served with the 10th Company Imperial Camel Corps during the Great War. Apart from the basic Medal Rolls I have no other information. I believe he was with Lawrence but that's about it. Any others about with Camel Corps ancestors?

- Regards Ant

Joan Mytton

Godsprincesa01 — 2007-03-13 19:28:27Z

i'm looking for any information on Joan Mytton. she married Roger Washbourne. i would greatly appreciate any info anyone may have! thanks! ~angela

1920 & 1930 Census

map2knit — 2003-09-21 20:32:31Z

Mytton - coat of arms (Reply to Mary)

2001-01-31 07:26:13Z

There is a small copy of the Mytton coat of arms on the fly leaf of Nimrod's "Life of John Mytton) or at least in the two versions I own. It consists of a ram's (or sheep's) head above a quatered shield with an open winged bird in the N.W. and S.E. quaters and a flower head in the other quarters. Below is a scroll effect with the motto "MORS ITER VITAE" (the AE of VITAE being written as one letter in the latin form). Mary, if you send me a fax number I could fax you a copy of the fly leaf. One version is in partial colour but will not come out well due to poor condition (age) the other in black and white although of the same period is in good clear condition.
Rgds.
Michael P. Mytton Smith

coat of arms

2000-12-22 03:44:13Z

Does anyone have a copy of the Mytton Coat Of Arms?Thanks, Mary