Borrett - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Frederick Borrett & Amelia Jane Layton Wootton--Toronto, Canada, 1800s+

katherinemccain — 2007-08-27 13:21:51Z

It's not clear that this is a functioning board, but if it is, I'd be pleased to correspond with anyone familiar with this family, parents, and decendants. They lived in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in the mid 1800s to early 1900s. Amelia's parents were Thomas Wootton and Jane Layton (possibly a surname from a previous marriage). Frederick and Amelia and children are listed (transcribed) in the 1901 and 1911 census records as "Bonnet" but it's clearly Borrett in the birth registery of their daughter Gladys.

Charles Borret, Ipswich, Suffolk, UK

Ann1Cl — 2005-11-10 17:05:50Z

Hello

I'm not related to a Borret but i am doing some research into the history of my house in Ipswich, Suffolk, UK and have found that a Charles Borret lived in the house at the bottom of my garden in 1901 and he was a builder. Does anyone have anymore information about him?

Laura CLoke

Charles Borret, Ipswich, Suffolk, UK

Ann1Cl — 2005-11-10 17:05:50Z

Hello

I'm not related to a Borret but i am doing some research into the history of my house in Ipswich, Suffolk, UK and have found that a Charles Borret(t) lived in the house at the bottom of my garden in 1901 and he was a builder. Does anyone have anymore information about him?

Laura Cloke

BORRETT

suecox131 — 2005-06-22 22:29:45Z

Searching for information on family of Phoebe Lydia (Liza) BORRETT, b. app 1823 at Hasketon, Woodbridge, Suffolk. Married David Pane (Payne) in London, then lived/died in Wiltshire. Two known children - David James Payne and Phoebe Lucy.

John Borrett of Suffolk b. abt. 1807

2004-02-27 02:51:00Z

I am searching for information about John Borrett, b. Sudbury(?), Suffolk around 1807; mar. Catherine Gardener in London, 1832. Children: Mary Ann, John Henry Edmund, Anna, John Hurran, Lucy Ann, Caroline & Catherine Day.
John Borrett was a London coachman, as recorded in Caroline's marriage entry, 02 Apr 1866.
Any help much appreciated.