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Re: Wareham Brine family

ceroba — 2009-11-13 09:43:49Z

Hi Austin, My family are from Wareham,Elizabeth Brine b 1845 (not to be confused with Elizabeth from Winfrith b1846)is my great grandmother, go to the public trees you can see for yourself. Rod

Re: Wareham Brine family

austinbrine — 2009-11-13 08:20:33Z

Hi Andrew,
Just picked up your posting from last december. If you are descended from one of the ten children you listed then the Henry was definately born in Chalden Herring. He was one of 12 children of William Brine and Maria Robbins. William is descended from John & Dorothy of Winfrith.Which one of Henry's children are you from.

Re: Wareham Brine family

austinbrine — 2009-11-13 08:18:04Z

you're absolutely right. sorry finger trouble. However, which Brines in the area are you connected to? I come from John and Dorothy's son Edward, who went to the Isle of White. Most of the Brines from that area seem to be related.

Re: Wareham Brine family

ceroba — 2009-11-12 18:18:47Z

Hi, I think this is directed more toward andrewphillip than myself Austin.

Re: Wareham Brine family

austinbrine — 2009-11-12 15:18:53Z

Hi.Just picked up your posting from last december. If you are descended from one of the ten children you listed then the Henry was definately born in Chalden Herring. He was one of 12 children of William Brine and Maria Robbins. William is descended from John & Dorothy of Winfrith.Which one of Henry's children are you from.

Re: Caroline Sarah Brine. Any clues?

rotoward — 2009-11-10 17:18:19Z

Carol,
The Caroline Sarah Brine [ no"s"] was definitely born in the UK
Thanks for your response anyway.
Regards,
Tony

Re: Brine Family & Tolpuddle Martyrs

CarolGingrich288 — 2009-11-10 15:36:55Z

I am trying to establish the birthplace of Edward Brine who married Patience Cook. I have been curious about the Tolpuddle Brines, and have also wondered if Edwards family entered America through Canada. You can contact me at carolgingrich@dishmail.net

Re: Clem Brines

CarolGingrich288 — 2009-11-10 15:22:53Z

Sandi- I can provide you with Clem Brines lineage information from Wabash CO IL if you would like to contact me. Carol Gingrich

Re: Clem Brines

CarolGingrich288 — 2009-11-10 15:19:56Z

Warner- I just posted some information on this website--looks like we may share brines ancestors too. I hope you will contact me. Carol Gingrich

Re: Clem Brines

CarolGingrich288 — 2009-11-10 14:26:07Z

I have always wondered if I got my red hair from the Brines'. My mother's brother had red hair. Wonder how far back that ran in the family?? Well, you and I are definitely cousins. I have a very large family tree for the Brines. Here is what I can quickly share with you:
You probably descend from Edward and Patience (Cook) Brine, then their son-Russell who married Eleanor Garner. Next in line would be Russell's son-Henry Harrison Brines who married Elizabeth Jane Mull. (They lived in Belmont, Wabash County;, IL.) They are buried in the Hallock Cemetery in Wabash County. They had a son-Charles Russell, born 1 Feb 1869, who married Sara Elizabeth Risley. She was born about 1866. Their son Clem Henry Brines was born 3 Nov 1900 in Mt Carmel. He married Mary Naomi Cisel who was born 4 Oct 1899. I have 3 children listed for them: Verne born 1926, Clem Eugene born 1924 and Mary Elizabeth born 1927. Does this fit? I have lots more to share with you. Carol

Re: Caroline Sarah Brine. Any clues?

CarolGingrich288 — 2009-11-10 13:55:23Z

This is probably not the information you are looking for, but I have a Caroline Brines Born 12 Jun 1839. She was the daughter of Jefferson and Sarah Ann Brines. Jefferson was the son of Edward and Patience Brines. The Brines family from them all lived in Wabash County Illinois. I have established contact with several Brines people who have turned out to be distant relatives. Have been researching since 1968. I hope to have a response from you--never know what the connection might be at some point in time. Carol

Re: Caroline Sarah Brine. Any clues?

hcarbis — 2009-10-10 19:24:52Z

Loads for you :-)

Caroline's father, George Notley BRINE, was the son of my 3xgt.grandfather, also George Notley BRINE.

Have been researching our BRINE family for many years now so have a few things to share with you.

You are welcome to contact me direct on my email
heather/ac/hereATyahoo.co.uk

(removing the / after heather and ac and replacing the AT with @)

Best regards
Heather

Re: Clem Brines

svescova — 2009-09-14 22:31:31Z

Hi Warner,

Do you have any info on Clem Brines? I would appreciate anything you could tell me.

Thanks,
Sandi

Re: Brine Family & Tolpuddle Martyrs

ZacharyWhite11 — 2009-09-07 22:51:28Z

David White is my great Uncle. Things are starting to make a little sense now. He sereved as Mayor of St. Marys for quite some time. My name is Zachary White. My father is Doug White. As well I had always heard stories of Fairbarn's. BRINE WHITE FAIRBARN.

Re: Brine Family & Tolpuddle Martyrs

ZacharyWhite11 — 2009-09-07 22:47:23Z

Well I'm doing the same thing shaun. My family is out of St. Marys Ontario. I believe that James Brine is a great great uncle to me, However I would love to discuss it more before I take that leap.

Re: Brine Family & Tolpuddle Martyrs

freegangirl75 — 2009-09-01 17:26:56Z

hiya shaun im also related to that line of brines and my tree is public so if you want feel free to go and have a look its the Holder tree ok hope this helps and maybe we can link trees ? june holder

Re: Clem Brines

svescova — 2009-06-01 02:03:30Z

Hi Warner,

My name is Sandi Vescova, the information I have on your grandfather is that he and my grandmother had a daughter in April 1922, her name is June and she is my mother. From what my Mom told me, was that Clem either died or left my grandmother when my mom was just a baby.

My mom has never really given us the whole story, whether she never really knew it or didn't want to say. My grandmother's name was Lillian Owens and my Mom was born in Litchfield IL. My Mom is still alive and lives with me in AZ.

If this makes any sense to you or if you can help me find out any more information I would love to know more about my heritage where Clem was from what relatives are still out there, things like that. I would enjoy hearing from you. My home email is svescova@cox.net

Thanks
Sandi

Re: Clem Brines

svescova — 2009-05-29 05:47:43Z

Hello,

Yes I would love any information you can give me. I have run into a dead end.

Thanks
Sandi

Re: Jack Brine

dbrine — 2009-01-05 03:46:33Z

Yes, it is interesting to research your family. I remember once I discovered my gg grandmother was the second wife. When I told my grandmother about it she just ducked her head and said you found that out did you that was suppose to be a secret? She was about 100 years old when I told her about it. I also discovered if it hadn't been for numerous second wives throughout the generations I wouldn't have been here!

Happy Hunting! Don't forget to check the census records.

Re: Jack Brine

dbrine — 2009-01-05 03:24:58Z

My husband says he knows Bill Brown. I know several of the Brown family. I know Becky and Jackie. We are not related. I have done much research on the Brine family since the original post. Lots of this information is not true.

Jack Brine's name was John O. Brine. He was born in England. He did marry Harriet Greathouse Griffin. They did have three sons, John, Tom and Will. He was not married to Kate Mitchell Cooley. They were too closely related to be married. They did have one son.

Re: Jack Brine

dbrine — 2009-01-05 03:09:12Z

This would be the same Elnora Carter. Don't know about the mail order bride story. I also knew Lenox Brown. I remember going to his house as a little girl.

I am not familiar with the Carter family. Did you check out the genealogy websites for Bowie County?

Re: Jack Brine

dbrine — 2009-01-05 02:40:26Z

Elnora Carter married Will Brine on 20 Feb 1910. Will died 26 Mar 1910. My notes show that Elnora Carter Brine then married H. R. Brown. They had a son named Lenox Brown. Could this be your Elnora Carter?

Re: Brines in Somerset

virfm — 2007-11-07 02:23:13Z

Hi

Thats good news, is your family from Mudford?? I dont really know what part of Somerset that is. Im from England but living in US for the last 40+yrs.

Marriages:
Hannah Maria Dyke b 1802
Spouse: John Brine b 1802
Marriage: 03 JUN 1827 Mudford, Somerset, England

I havent been able to find John or Hannahs parents but its is possible that she was born in Horsington, Somerset. Do you know if that is close to Mudford? There seems to be some 16 Brine's there in the 1600's!

Thanks for your reply.

Re: Caroline Sarah Brine. Any clues?

virfm — 2009-04-17 02:43:28Z

1881 Household:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Geo. N. BRINE Head M Male 25 Dorset, England Painter & Glazier
Clara A. BRINE Wife M Female 22 Camberwell, Surrey, England

Caroline S. BRINE Daur Female 1 Camberwell, Surrey, England

Source Information:
Dwelling 23 Station Rd
Census Place Lambeth, Surrey, England
Family History Library Film 1341141
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0611 / 122
Page Number 49

Re: Caroline Sarah Brine. Any clues?

virfm — 2009-04-17 02:27:53Z

Births Mar 1856
BRINE George Nottley Weymouth 5a 311
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Marriages Dec 1878
BRANSON Clara Alice Lambeth 1d 515
BRINE George Notley Lambeth 1d 515
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Births Mar 1859
BRANSON Clara Alice Rotherhithe 1d 533
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Births Sep 1879
Brine Caroline Sarah Camberwell 1d 789
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children?
Births Sep 1912
Parker Frank L Brine Camberwell 1d 1634
------------------------------------------------------------Births Mar 1914
PARKER Percival W Brine Camberwell 1d 1599
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Births Jun 1916
Parker Cyril W Brine Camberwell 1d 1589
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Marriages Jun 1901
Brine Caroline Sarah Camberwell 1d 1357
PARKER Percy Camberwell 1d 1357
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I dont know whether they moved or these are children of different parents??

Births Dec 1916
Parker Molly Brine Ashton 8d 743

Births Dec 1933
PARKER Raymond Brine Hendon 3a 575
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with the above info you can purchase birth or/and marriage certificates to find out parents names etc. Hope this helps it is from the free BMD on line.

Re: Jack Brine

loriejan — 2009-01-05 02:59:20Z

The information I have is Henry Cullman Brown married Clara Elnora Carter on 10-10-1910. So this could very well be the same Elnora Carter. He lived in Alabama, was married and had 3 children. One of those children, Joe Alter Brown was my grandpa. His wife, my biological great grandmother died soon after the 3rd child was born. He then moved to DeKalb Texas. Rumor has it that Elnora was a mail order bride. She died when I was 5 years old. I knew her as Momma Brown. Oh yeah, they did have a son named Lenox. I knew him very well. Do you have any information on Elnora, I cant find a thing on the Carter family?
Thanks,
Lorie

Re: Jack Brine

loriejan — 2009-01-05 03:15:44Z

I dont know if that story is true or not, it was in the early 1900's. :~) I grew up in Springhill, where Uncle Lenox lived. I believe they call it the "Carter Place". How are you related to him? We may know each other. My dad is Bill Brown.

Re: Jack Brine

loriejan — 2009-01-05 03:38:22Z

Yes it is very interesting to research and find out things about your family. I am researching my dads side of the family for him. He is very interested but doesnt have any idea where to start. My grandmother has alzheimers and has been bedridden for a few years now so we arent able to ask her. Since I have lived so far away for so many years it is hard for me to ask anybody. I was surprised to here Momma Brown was married before she married Poppa Brown. :~) Anyway, thanks again..

Re: Jack Brine

loriejan — 2009-01-05 00:56:37Z

My great grandmother, Clara Elnora Carter, lived in Dekalb, Texas. My great grandfather was Henry Cullman Brown, they married around 1910. I know you said she was married to a Will but do you think this could be the same Elnora Carter?

Re: Wareham Brine family

ceroba — 2008-12-08 09:11:09Z

Hello, I think your family comes from Winfrith close but about three or four miles away, I haven@t found a connection yet. Rod

Wareham Brine family

ceroba — 2008-08-20 08:02:49Z

anybody have any connections to this family.

Re: Brines in Somerset

GillMoran — 2008-09-18 22:28:51Z

Dear John,

I know that your thread is dated last year so I hope you will get this. I have been researching my family history on and off for a couple of years now. I am a descedant of Thomas Brine, son of William and Mabel, born 1826 :-)

Have you seen this link detailing the purchase of Gare Hill Cottages by a John Brine in 1714?
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/A2A/records.aspx?cat=168-...

Would be nice to hear from you
Best regards
Gill Moran

Re: Wareham Brine family

andrewphillips31 — 2008-12-07 21:15:56Z

hello, i dont know if there is a relationship , but a john brine born in 1801 at bishop caundle is related to myself. they had two sons, a henry and a james brine, im related to a henry brine, but i seem to have lost record as to where he was born, they had 10 children,george,joseph,annie,charles,walter,sarah,thomas,elizebeth,james,and beatrice ,i dont know if this any help its in wareham parish?

Re: Wareham Brine family

andrewphillips31 — 2008-12-08 20:05:16Z

just checked it was in 1841 cencus record

Re: Wareham Brine family

andrewphillips31 — 2008-12-08 20:02:29Z

thanks rod. was not sure just thought it might help , the location should have been caudle bishop ,i put it down wrong
thanks andy

Re: Brines in Somerset

laughsplace — 2008-09-13 15:35:31Z

ermm well i only posted brief details so i can add a bit more of what i know ,,
this is the only date and place i have.i don't even know my own parents birthplaces and dates! .sorry

Harry brine , my grandfather,30/06/1899 bristol
he had 3 brothers and 1 sister:
william , frederick, george, sarah
harry's farther james,my great grandfather had 2 brothers and 3 sisters:robert ,edward ,elizabeth , catherine,alice.

like a say i don't have any dates or places for most of them,sorry for lack of information but this is all i know so far..

Re: Brines in Somerset

laughsplace — 2008-09-13 13:10:33Z

not sure where this should go so am posting here first time poster sorry ..i'm looking for more recent members of my tree again its the first time ive tried to do one,here is what i know ,,

me andrew brine
my father/mother robin brine/jean brine
his father/mother harry brine/selina brine
his father/mother james brine/agnes brine
his father/mother william brine/sarah brine
his father/ john brine

if any of these couples mean anything to you drop me a line..thanx

Re: Brines in Somerset

John_Brine — 2007-11-07 14:58:22Z

Horsington is fairly close to Mudford. My family came from the Frome, Maiden Bradley area.
I have seen your family line on the internet, Have you tried looking at the family trees on this ancestry website

Re: Brines in Somerset

John_Brine — 2008-09-13 15:09:42Z

Hi, do you know any of the dates/places of births for these Brines?

Re: Brines in Somerset

John_Brine — 2008-09-19 18:16:28Z

Hi Gill, We are decended form William and Mabels son Charles.
Thanks for the link, but i can't seem to find the bit about john Brine purchasing Gare Hill. How far down is it on the page.

Re: Brine Family & Tolpuddle Martyrs

LornaHenNZ — 2009-03-01 06:01:06Z

I don't know what the connection to the Tolpuddle martyrs is, but I've just added a James Brine WHITE to my family tree by marriage.
He married Jannet FAIRBAIRN at Blanshard Twp, Perth Co, Ontario in 1901.
Separately, I found a number of FAIRBAIRN/TRACY/WHITE related photos on the St Mary's Museum web site
http://images.ourontario.ca/stmarys/
donated by a David WHITE.
The Museum and Archives Manager confirmed my suspicion that the donor of the photos and a reference I found elsewhere to David C WHITE, Mayor, were one and the same person, and added that I may be interested to know that the Brine in his father's name was connected to the Tolpuddle martyrs.
As my main interest in the family is the FAIRBAIRN side, I'm not going to get too sidetracked, however I can add that James Brine WHITE's mother was given as Charity Maria BRINE on his marriage cert to my FAIRBAIRN relation.
Regards
Lorna
http://genblog.lornahen.com/

Re: Recognise These Brine Names?

Austin_Brine — 2009-05-12 13:15:22Z

Hi Heather
i'm sure we've been in contact before. did you have an email address starting fredders? if so i still have an email i tried to send. if not it may be of interest anyway. i agree i think your John brine bn 1773 is the same John Brine born to John and Dorothy Symonds on the 4 July 1773 although i've not added it to by tree yet. i also think we go back to Tolpuddle. i have a copy of a Tolpuddle will from which i base my assumtions. the details are in my email if you are interested.
regards Austin

Re: Brine Family & Tolpuddle Martyrs

Austin_Brine — 2009-05-12 12:58:05Z

Charity Maria Brine's father was James Brine one of the Tolpuddle six (martyrs)

Re: Dorset Brines

Austin_Brine — 2009-05-12 12:48:31Z

hi Susan have we communicated before?
this a small amount of what i have pieced together.
Charles had a Brother Emanuel bn 15 Aug 1824
Their parents were John m Mary Angel, g parents William m Martha Woodrow, g g parents John m Dorothy Symonds. I think John’s parents go back to Tolpuddle but not yet proved.
Charles Brine born 12 Dec 1821 married Mary Ann Keates born 1824 at Winfrith mar qtr 1845
Their children:
James Charles Brine Keates born dec qtr 1844
James Emanuel Brine born 2 Aug 1846 married Mary Snook
William Brine bn 5 Jan 1851 married Eliza Ann Snook
Charles Edward Brine bn 5 Jun 1853 married Lucy Tebbey
Mary Maria Brine bn 25 Jan 1857 died 1874
Anna Maria Brine bn 25 Jan 1860 married Frederick Whittle
Elizabeth Martha Brine bn 26 Jun 1862 married George White in Dec qtr 1884 (her son Perry Joseph Fall Brine bn Mar qtr 1881)
Louisa Brine bn 1865
Walter John Brine bn 7 Jun 1867 died Jun 1867
James Andrew Brine bn 26 Sept 1869 married Emma Letty Turner
Annie Brine bn 24 Apr 1870
regards Austin

Re: Dorset Brines

JTCFrogger1985 — 2009-01-11 20:54:18Z

I don't know of those particular Brine's but my Brine's also came from Winfrith Newburgh. my ancestor was John K Brine who married Mary Sherwood,they had 5 children:

Ann, William Sherwood, Jesse B Brine, Joyce, and another Ann.

John was born 10 Jul 1810 in Dorset and emigrated to the United States in 1847.

the 1841 Census shows that John and his wife were in Winfrith Newburgh at the time and they were married there in 1836.

virfm

rotoward — 2009-04-17 10:47:52Z

Thanks for your responses Will follow your leads. Thanks again.
Tony Edwards

Caroline Sarah Brine. Any clues?

rotoward — 2009-04-15 08:37:46Z

Caroline Sarah Brine is my paternal grandmother. She was born 2/9/1879 and died 20/12/ 1931. Her parents were George Notley Brine and Clara Alice Branson.
She married a George Parker. I don't know much more than this and would appreciate any information.

Re: Recognise These Brine Names?

rotoward — 2009-04-08 07:32:44Z

Hi Heather,
I do recognise some of these names, specifically George Notley Brine. I'm really interested in following the links to Caroline Sarah Brine, daughter of George and Clara Branson. Caroline is my paternal grandmother. My Dad, Reginald Edward Edwards was born out of wedlock, and I'm finding great difficulty finding out much about his mother and her family. I do have some photos, and have met some of my Dad's siblings.
In short the Brine connection is part of my family heritage so would like to establish contact.
Regards,
Tony Edwards

Re: Brine Family & Tolpuddle Martyrs

clprice2000 — 2008-06-29 16:46:00Z

I'm not sure if this will help but I have an announcement dated July 1, 1984 for a Brine Family reunion celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Tolpuddle Martyrs. The president of the reunion was Clark and Mary Ready. The reunion wall held at Kirkton-Woodham Pastoral Charge The United Church of Canada. My mother who is not deceased (sir name Evans) received a notice of the Brine Family Reunion almost every year. I believe it was held in St. Marys. Hope that helps.

Re: Clem Brines

brines111 — 2009-05-27 01:59:49Z

I am Clem's grandson.

I may be able to provide you some more details if you are still interested.

Warner Brines