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Hello,

I am trying to follow the Rumley family in the Dartford area c.1700s and 1800s.

Any interest out there?

My second great-grandparents died in Chippenham, Wilts in 1836 leaving 4 children, 3 boys and a girl named Sarah Ann[e] Jones.  I think I have traced the boys in 1851 to Kensington and Hammersmith (being a non-Brit I see from maps that they are very close, so that makes sense).  It's their sister that I am trying to find.

I found a Sarah Jones on the 1841 census living with other children at Welsh School in Marylebone.    I think I have found 2 of the boys living in Finsbury in 1841 as well.  Those locations are very close.

What I don't understand is the nature of Welsh School.  Was it exclusively for Welsh children or could a Jones from Wiltshire be admitted?  I found the youngest boy in a workhouse in Lacock in 1841 and guessed the authorities had placed him there (he would have been about 11).  Could the authorities have placed Sarah Ann Jones in Welsh School?  A little insight would be appreciated.

Incidently I found a marriage of a Sarah Ann Jones in 1850 at Holy Trinity Church in Holborn.  (The father's name and occupation matched the information I had).  The church was on Gray's Inn Road.  So was the Welsh School.

My great-grandmother is Charlotte Fevers who was born in Barnsley in 1831.  Her Father was Thomas Fevers (1781-1846) and her mother was Ann Scales (1791-1848).  At least this is the current information that I have.

I have no other information regarding the Fevers line.  Are there any Fevers fans out there?

Thanks,
Bryce