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Dear M. Jacquet Please accept my apologies for using Mme. instead of M. in my last post. I obviously had not read your post carefully before I replied. Your skill at writing English was very good, evidently better then my skill at reading the language and much better then my skill at doing anything ...

Dear M. Jacquet

Sorry about using the wrong salutation in the last post. I must admit that I rushed off my answer without carefully reading your post first. You needn't apologize for your ability to write english. It is evidently better then my ability to read it.

John Schelleng

Dear Mme. Jacquet Thank you very much. Your post gives substance to much that I had only been able to surmise. I would only ask if you have any information on or recognition of Charles Warren, a third son of Thomas Howlett and Lucy Warren which according to the records was born Westminster in 1797. ...

Off on another tack. I found an old message on another forum that referred to the family of Thomas Howlett Warren. Unfortunately I was unable to contact the writer. He stated that Joseph, the brother brother of THW the 3rd was one of his ancestor, through Joseph's daughter Ellen. Ellen's granddaught...

Off on another tack. I found an old message on another forum that referred to the family of Thomas Howlett Warren. Unfortunately I was unable to contact the writer. He stated that Joseph, the brother brother of THW the 3rd was one of his ancestor, through Joseph's daughter Ellen. Ellen's granddaught...

I am looking for anyone who might have one of the following ancestors Charles M. Warren (sr.), b. 1797, Westmiinster, Middlesex, Artist Caroline F. Warren. ~1798, Middlesex, his wife Charles M. Warren (jr.), b. 1824 Middlesex, piano and harmonium maker Mary Ann Warren, b. 1830 Barnes Surrey, his wif...

Thank you Math Girl, but I already had the 1841 results. I also know that the family moved to Kirkdale, Lancashire, which I now find is a section of Liverpool. I am currently looking for something further back but so far have not found records of John and Jane's marriage or either of their births. J...

I am now barking up the DAW(E)S branch of my family tree. There are actually two branches that fuse together as my Grandfather WILLIAM E. GROUT and his (first) wife JESSIE DAWES were cousins. Jessie (christened 15 JUL 1869 at St Mary's Kirkdale, Lancashire) was born to EDWARD and CAROLINE (n. Warren...

I am now barking up the DAW(E)S branch of my family tree. There are actually two branches that fuse together as my Grandfather WILLIAM E. GROUT and his (first) wife JESSIE DAWES were cousins. Jessie was born to EDWARD and CAROLINE (n. Warren) DAWS (christened 15 JUL 1869 at St Mary's Kirkdale, Lanca...

They would use their "significant other's" sir nome even on their eventual wedding document? That wasn't very considerate of future genealogy researchers.

Thank you all again. The information is indeed interesting. I have found one other fact supporting, but not proving, my supposition that CHARLES and JOSEPH were sons of THOMAS HOWLETT and LUCY WARREN. The 1851 census gives peoples birthplaces and CHARLES and JOSEPH were both listed as being born in ...

Thank you all for the information, although it still doesn't solve my principle questions, i.e. were g-g-grandfather Charles Warren and his housemate in 1841 Joseph Warren indeed brothers and where they indeed the the sons of Thomas Howlett and Lucy Warren. The only record I have that I am quite sur...

I have the following information about a THOMAS HOWLETT WARREN. Actually, I have a number of items about a THW, and I am assuming that it is all about the same man as so many facts check, but I admit that I am not certain of the connections He married Lucy Tidmarsh on 28 Nov 1792 in Saint Marylebone...

I am looking for any information on CHARLES WARREN, an artist (by avocation if not vocation) living in Chelsea around 1825-1840. He was good enough to exhibit in the 1833 Royal Academy Exhibition and and the 1835 the Royal Society of British Artist Exhibition. A few of his prints are still available...

I am looking for any information on CHARLES WARREN, an artist (by avocation if not vocation) living in Chelsea around 1825-1840. He was good enough to exhibit in the 1833 Royal Academy Exhibition and and the 1835 the Royal Society of British Artist Exhibition. A few of his prints are still available...