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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Hertfordshire => Topic started by: Martin17 on Sunday 20 March 05 11:52 GMT (UK)
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I am researching the Warwick family history. From 1752 to 1900 all of my Warwick ancestors lived in Farnham, Essex just over the border. Before and after these times they were in Hertfordshire. Places they inhabited were the Hadhams. the Pelhams, Harpenden, Hitchin and Bishops Stortford and the surrounding areas. I have an extensive list of Warwicks. I would like to hear from anyone who is researching the Warwick family or who married into the Warwick family. I am willing to share any information.
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Hi Martin17
I have an a Mary ROBLETT who married a John WARWICK, Ann ROBLETT who married James WARWICK, and Martha ROBLETT who married a William WARWICK. The Roblett sisters from the Albury, Herts area.
Ann Warwick died in 1893 in the workhouse at Lewisham.
Would any of this tie in with your Warwicks ?
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Hi
Yes these are part of my Warwick tree. I did not know of Ann's death or the whereabouts. Have you an interest in the Warwicks ?. If there is anything you require about the Warwick's please let me know as I have quite an extensive database and various trees of the Warwick family. Thank you once again.
Regards
Martin
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Hi
I also have information on the Robletts.
Regards
Martin
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hi Martin
Sad story here (source Linda King)
Widowed Sarah Roblett (age 83) is living at 41 Summerfield Street, Lee, Lewisham, with her grand-daughter Lucy Durrant (nee Warwick) and family on the 1891 census. Sarah died on 25.10.1893 after a fall upon returning from the funeral at Lewisham Workhouse of her daughter Ann Warwick (nee Roblett). Ann died on the 6.10.1893 (informant Lucy Durrant). Ann had been admitted on 29.9.1893 - apparently destitute. Her husband James Warwick also died at Lewisham workhouse but not til 1922 - he was interred at Ladywell Cemetery.
Linda has a copy of the inquest report (Fatal Fall Downstairs) which she thinks was in the Kentish Mercury. Sarah Roblett is referred to as Sarah Roberts. Inquest was held on 27.10.1893. Also have a copy of death certificate. Do you want to pm me your address - I can send you copies.
Most of my research is on the Roblett family - Mary, Ann, and Martha's father James was, I suspect, an older brother of my Joseph Roblett (born c1810).
Helen :)
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Hi Helen
I have sent you my home details on a pm. I hope you have got it. I am a bit of a novice on this site, so was not sure if you had got it.
Regards
Martin
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Hi Martin
pm received okay.
Copies in post this week.
Helen x
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Hi Helen
Thanks for the info. I received them today. If you want info on the Robletts please let me know your e mail or address and I will send the info. I also have Burgess and Thurgood in my tree.
Best Wishes
Martin
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Have you got the Georgiana Warwick/Medcalf marriage, from the Medcalf group in Lock Lane, Enfield?
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Hi Yorkie!! Not me
Thank you for your enquiry regarding Georgiana Warwick. I have an extensive database of various Warwick’s who are in my tree, but to date I do not have a Georgiana Warwick. If you could perhaps supply her parents names and a year of birth I may have them in my tree.
Regards
Martin Warwick
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Caroline Moore Warwick dau of William & Elizabeth Warwick of Lock Lane, Enfield married Benjamin Medcalf on 29/11/1853 St Barts, London. She was publican at the Greyhound in Lock Lane and also a farmer of 68 acres.
Anne Georgiana Warwick, born 1822, married Joseph Medcalf on 28/02/1860, dau of William & Elizabeth also.
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Hi
I have checked all my research and I have been unable to link William and Elizabeth or Caroline and Anne to any of my research to date. I have kept a record of your enquiry and should it tie in at a later date I will not hesitate to contact you. Good luck with your research.
Regards
Martin
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Have just picked up on this thread and have a piece of what is probaby useless information but here goes.
I have done some extensive research on Albury which as you know is just a stone's throw from Farnham. I knew for some reason the Warrick name rang a bell.
On the tithe map for Albury of approx 1841 a John Warrick owned a cottage and garden that was occupied by two of hubby's ancestors. Plot no 153 located on the road up from Clapgate to the church. Probably next door to the old workhouse.
Cheers
Denise
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PS to last message
Sorry, have also found another one. John Warwick (dont know whether anomoly in surname is my trascription error or as was on the original) owned Plot 60 at Patmore Heath, Albury also occupied by an ancestor. Situated on one corner of the heath by Hitch Lane which leads down to the Clapgate road.
Cheers
Denise
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Hi Denise
Thank you for the information. If you have any more information about John Warwick, ie age, I will probably able to tell you more about him. To date I am not sure which one it could be, but I would have to say he is almost certainly one of mine. The written surname variation appeared now and again around this time. As you say Albury is just up the road from Farnham and we were in Farnham from 1776 to the early 1900,s and Albury, as well as Furneux Pelham was one of the places the ancestors made the short trip to.
Regards
Martin
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Sorry Martin, nothing further known about John Warrick/Warwick. The research centred around the Hutchin family of Albury and no Warrick/Warwicks on database.
Interestingly though, I am in contact with a descendant of a Levi Roblett who hailed from the area if that is of any use.
Cheers
Denise
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Hi Denise
There are a few John Warwick’s that it could be. I have kept it on record as who knows what else I might turn up in the future to be able to link it. I have Warwick’s who married into the Hutchin family at Farnham and three Warwick boys married three Roblett girls, so a bit of a connection there. I have been in touch with Hutchins and like yourself am in contact with a Roblett descendant. Is Levi born about 1848?
Regards
Martin
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Hi Martin
Really interested in your Warwick/Hutchins at Farnham. Have done a great deal of research on the Hutchin family of Albury (1500+/- on our database) and there were a few Hutchins at Farnham. The research goes back to 1752 and it eventually became impossible to track every possible deviation of the lines, especially the females as they soon become very distant from the original But ... if you have a few moments to let me have them, I would be grateful.
As to Levi Roblett will send you a pm.
Cheers
Denise
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Hi
Just in case it is of interest, recent research at HALS has revealed the marriage of Emma Warwick (born c1861 poss. in Brent Pelham), daughter of Arthur Warwick, Labourer, to a distant ancestor called Benjamin Brett (born c1841 Brent Pelham). She was his 2nd wife and considerably younger than him. That's all I have at the moment, but my Brett research is a work in progress.
Regards
Lyndsey
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Hi LyndseyB
I do have that marriage recorded and the children it produced. Emma is my third cousin three times removed. There were a lot of Warwick's and a lot of Bretts in Furneux Pelham in the 1800's. Emma's grandfather William Warwick also married a Brett. William was my first cousin, five times removed. I do have a lot of information on the Warwick's and I have quite a bit on the Bretts. If you would like any Warwick information please send me a PM.
Regards
Martin
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Matin17,
Are you still looking at the Warwick Family Tree.
I have just started and believe that my Grandfather, George Edwin Warwick was born in Kinsbourne Green, Hets, in 1887. One of 12 brothers and sisters I believe.
I would like to know if he was related to William Warwick (c1840) of Furneux Pelham, Herts.
I wondered if you could help.
Thanks
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Hi Dick
Thank you for getting in touch.
I am still looking at the Warwick family tree after 15 years. I have your grandfather recorded as George Frederick Warwick when he was baptised, born about 1886 at Kinsbourne Green. He is one of 12 children. He is the son of Frederick and Lizzie. In 1901 George was an errand boy at straw hat factory. I have marriages for most of George's brothers and sisters that did marry, but I do not have a marriage for George. I have George baptised 17th Oct 1886 at Harpenden. Your grandfather is my third cousin, twice removed.
The William Warwick I have recorded as being born 1840 at Furneux Pelham is the 2nd cousin, twice removed of George. All Warwick's born Furneux Pelham are related to me.
To date I have taken the Warwick's back to 1540, which is all my own research, which includes various visits to Herts and Essex records office.
Were you born a Warwick ?
Regards
Martin
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Thankyou Martin,
I've just started looking at my family tree.
Yes I was born a Warwick, son of Keith Nevil Warwick (born 7-7-1923) who in turn was, I believe, the son of George Frederick Warwick. I never knew him as he died before I was born.
Gerorge married Bertha Mabel Bunnage of Kinsbourne Green, I believe in Harpenden and they had two sons and a daughter, Seymour, Kathleen and Keith.
George and Mabel moved to Bristol early in the 1900's.
Any information that you feel able to pass on would be greatly appreciated.
Regards
Dick
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Hi Dick
I have just sent you a personal message with my contact details.
Regards
Martin
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Thanks Martin,
I have received the pm and will be in touch.
Regards
Dick
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My Grandmother was Amy Rosetta Warwick Born 1896. She lived as a child in St Ippolytts Near Hitchin, Herts). Her father was William Warwick (Born 1864 in Farnham). I can follow her tree through 4 generations (1790 - 1864 in Farnham Essex) and a previous 4 generations (1630 - 1752 in Little Hadham). The previous 2 generations (1568 - 1599 were from Furneux Pelham). I am happy to share any information if anyone needs it.
Also does anyone know the following:
Reynold Warwick B1655 Little Hadham d1711 Albury
Wife was Elizebeth
I am looking for her surname
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Steve
Hi. This morning with some help and a bit of digging I found that my Great, Great Grandfather was James Warwick from Furneux Pelham. Imagine my surprise when I idly googled Warwick & Furneux Pelham and all this info came up!
Very excited
N
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Hi NJW,
Welcome to Rootschat.
My Great Grandfather was William Warwick, who was born at Farnham in 1864. Have you got James Warwick's date of birth? I will try and see where the connection is.
Post his birth on the board here, as you will need to make three postings before using the personal message facility. Once you have made three posts, I will send you my email address. I have quite a lot of information on the Warwicks.
Steve
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Steve
1849 I believe. Son of Sarah and Abraham it looks like. A friend just sent me 1851 and 1861 census entries. It's all snowballing!
N
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Actually his father was also a James i think. Jumping ahead of myself here! All going too fast :). this morning nothing and now all this. Its alot to take in!
N
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Hi NJW,
Here are some details which I have found for you -
James Warwick
Christened 11th March 1849 Furneux Pelham
Parents – Abraham and Sarah Warwick
I havn't got details of Abraham and Sarah's marriage, but I am sure that someone on here will be able to help and find it.
Siblings
Eliza Warwick Christened 17th August 1834 Furneux Pelham
James Warwick Christened 13th March 1836 Furneux Pelham
William Warwick Christened 21st October 1838 Furneux Pelham
John Warwick Christened 14th January 1841 Furneux Pelham
Fanny Warwick Christened 8th October 1843 Furneux Pelham
Charles Warwick Christened 4th January 1846 Furneux Pelham
Henry Warwick Christened 6th April 1851 Furneux Pelham
Abraham Warwick was christened 7th July 1811
His parents were James and Sarah Warwick
I have got details of James and Sarah's marriage.
Now you have made three posts, you can send me a personal message, and I will try to dig out some more for you. They seem to be 2nd cousins of my Farnham Warwicks.
Steve
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HI,
I've just started my Warwick family history. Georgina Maud Warwick (b1892 in Kensington) was my maternal grandmother and the daughter of John Warwick (born 1841) from his second marriage.
The attached photograph I think shows John Warwick (white bearded in foreground of the cart in profile) and his brothers from Furneaux Pelham. Do you have any clues if the the bearded man at the back could be Abraham Warwick or any of the others.
All best,
Sh
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Hi Shirley
Thank you for getting in touch. I have Georgina Maud and John in my tree including their ancestors and descendants. Georgina married George Edward Daniel Honeybone.
I have extensive research into the Warwick family taking them back to 1540, but do not have many photographs. I could not say for certain who is in the photograph, but it is a brilliant photograph. Do you have a date for the photograph ? Abraham died in 1892. Do you have any other photographs?
Please let me know if you require any further information regarding the Warwick's.
Would you like to send a personal message through Rootschat ?
Regards
Martin
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Hi Shirley,
Welcome to Rootschat.
I am also researching the Warwicks and have John and Abraham in my family tree. Although I have their ancestors, I have not yet looked into their decendants. Very happy to share my information with you. If you would like to send me a personal message, I will let you have my email. I think you need to make one more post before you can send a personal message.
The photo is fantastic. Like Martin, I have very few photos, only those of my Grandmother - Amy Rosetta Warwick.
It may also be worth posting the photograph on the Photo Restoration Board here at Rootschat to see if anyone can help with dating it.
Look forward to hearing from you.
Kind Regards
Steve
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Hi
[ For those Rootschatters whose interest is Abraham Warwick & family should be aware that he is mentioned in other threads/posts ]
Martin does not say whether he can answer your question . . . . .
Abraham's marriage to Sarah Wallis would seem to be 2 Nov 1833 Furneaux Pelham
Aged 22.
Consider entering "Complete" if your queries can now be answered by Martin?
Saves people wasting time/effort searching for info already in your (combined) notes.
Ray
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Hi, Shirley, picture is great and so interesting to me as we have none from that era. Do you have more? From what Martin kindly sent me my Great, Great Grandfather was James Warwick who was one of John's brothers.
N
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Hi all, I'm new to RootsChat but I have been researching my Warwick branch of the tree for several years now. I'm excited to find others here who share the same ancestors as me. Abraham Warwick b1811 Furneaux Pelham and Sarah Wallis b1810 Buntingford.
I descend from their son, John who moved to London grew his family there, one of whom was my great great grandfather (also John) who married Elizabeth Sparshott and lived with her and their many children in Battersea.
Am I right in thinking I need to post 3 times before I can send private messages? I have some pictures of John and Elizabeth from Battersea which I'm happy to share and would be very interested in seeing other photos from the family too.
Happy to share what info I have found.
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Hi Shirley, My great great grandfather was John Warwick b.1876 (Half brother to Georgina Maud Warwick) from John Warwick's first marriage.
Do you have a picture of Georgina? I can send a photo of John if you're interested?
HI,
I've just started my Warwick family history. Georgina Maud Warwick (b1892 in Kensington) was my maternal grandmother and the daughter of John Warwick (born 1841) from his second marriage.
The attached photograph I think shows John Warwick (white bearded in foreground of the cart in profile) and his brothers from Furneaux Pelham. Do you have any clues if the the bearded man at the back could be Abraham Warwick or any of the others.
All best,
Sh
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Hi, my grandmother was Ethel May Warrick who was the granddaughter of Stephen Warrick who was born in Furneaux Pelham. His parents were James Warwick and Ann Hardy. The surname was spelled Warrick when Stephen moved across to Wales after the death of his father and remarriage of his mother.
Does anyone have any info on earlier Warwicks who went to Virginia in the USA in period 1600-1700s. I have dna matches to people in USA with links to a Warwick ancestor but parentage is unclear.
Cheers Pamela
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Hi Pamela
We have corresponded about the Warwick family before and we are related. I have the Warwick line back to 1540, top of the tree being Robert Warwick from Furneux Pelham and I do have a branch that I believe went to the USA. I am related to all the Warwick's that ever passed through Furneux Pelham.
The Warwick branch I have, if my research is correct, were born in Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, England. The father, mother and I believe at least three of their children went to the USA and never returned to England. I have the father and mother dying in Baltimore, USA, does that tie in with any information that you have ? I believe at least two of the three children that went to the USA were boys, so the Warwick line may have continued with either of those. There could be more children that went to the USA or were born in the USA that I am unaware of.
This USA Warwick family are distantly related to me, they are 5th cousins, 4 times removed, but are Warwick's.
Please feel free to PM me if you think we may have further connections. I look forward to hearing from you.
Kind regards
Martin