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BRITTEN Lawrence A - Vietnam Wall section 6E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-04 12:26:07Z

BRITTEN Lawrence A - Vietnam Wall section 6E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,289 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Any Brittens out there?

DWhite5810 — 2012-03-31 23:32:26Z

Abraham was either born in New Jersey.. or Steuben co. NY..nothing on England... in 1758 my brittens were in New Jersey...I think they were there for a while..maybe started in New York ca 1650..

Re: Any Brittens out there?

instance — 2012-03-31 22:35:03Z

were is your Abraham Britton from. Do you have a James Britton and a Joseph Britton. All mine come from Norfolk in England. Please contact me we may have a match., Can you get into my tree. Liz Thurlow (Nee Instance)

Re: Any Brittens out there?

DWhite5810 — 2012-03-31 20:33:04Z

I have a Abraham Britten born to John I Britten in 1796, I have an Abram Britten born to Richard Britten in 1792, non earlier ..No C Britten...Sorry

Re: Any Brittens out there?

geowarner1 — 2012-03-31 19:31:06Z

Do you have any details on Abe Britten? Our Britten thread traces back to him. I can't find any details about Abe serving in the Rev War. From Abe, we trace out via C. Britten.

Re: Any Brittens out there?

geowarner1 — 2012-03-31 15:49:21Z

Our Britten thread traces back to Jasper Prior Britten. His son, James A Britten was in the Civil War. My grandfather (James Britten) was named after James.

BRITTEN Roger G - Vietnam Wall section 3E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-12-26 15:09:08Z

BRITTEN Roger G - Vietnam Wall section 3E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 223,688 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Any Brittens out there?

DWhite5810 — 2011-04-03 19:48:11Z

Census takers sometimes misspell names, look for both britten and britton in census; I found a Willard M Britten died in Ft Wayne in 1988 in SSDI, and a Willard Britton living in Iron River MI in 1930, son of Richard and Jennie, Most of the fun of this is the looking, Richard was born in Gratiot Co MI. In researching the Line of John I Britten born ca 1760, I also looked at his brothers line, Richard Britten. Let me know if you want more info, US Vital records an online genealogy site is free and separates by states and then by counties, I think you can get some marriage info from debean marriage records on this site, your Britten family was in Michigan from about 1836 until at least 1930. Jennie died in about 1972 in Iron River and her husband died in 1936. Library of Michigan in Lansing has a nice collection, newspapers too. Check website for hours, as they are cutting back.

Re: Any Brittens out there?

stokes30 — 2011-03-30 10:13:29Z

James Britten Stokes B. 1948 (son of)
Elizabeth Britten B. 1916 (daughter of)
Edwin Franklin Britten, Jr B.1885
Edwin Franklin Britten, Sr B. 1859
Benjamin Foster Britten B. 1837
Jasper Prior Britten B. 1809
Cornelius Britten B; 1778
Abraham Britten B. 1726
Nathaniel Britten B. 1665
Nathaniel Britten, Sr. B. 1640
John Britten B. 1600

Re: Any Brittens out there?

conib0 — 2011-03-29 17:58:22Z

Hi James ...

Can you share more details of your Britten line? For example, I take it your g-grandfather was Edwin Franklin Britten (Sr.), but who was his father (your 2nd-g grandfather)? And who was your 3rd-great Britten grandfather? And so on ... as far back as you know.

Thanks!

-- Constance

Re: Any Brittens out there?

stokes30 — 2011-03-29 15:10:38Z

History of Richmond County, New York, 1887

Britton Family

This family is of French descent, and their name was originally written Breton, another example of the change of French names into English. The earliest mention of the name in connection with the island, is that of Captain, sometimes called Colonel Nicklos, who was born in 1679, and died January 12, 1740.

The following is a copy of the inscription upon the tombstones of Colonel Nicklos Britten and his wife on Long Island, the one a Ten Eyck, the other a Hageman, and then purchased land and removed here.

"Here lies ye Body of Col. Nicklos Britten, aged 61 years, Deceased Jan. 12, 1740. Here lies a man of tender hart
Unto the poor in every part
He never sent the poor away
Which well is nown unto this Day."

"Here Lyes ye Body of Frances, wife of Col. Nicholas Britton, aged 66 years, Deceased May ye 7, 1748.

This Woman who is buried here
This county has nown for many a year
A loving mistress, a faithful wife
A Tender mother all her Life."

These stones are still standing in the Moravian cemetery.

William was defendant in a suit at law October 3, 1680. Nathaniel was plaintiff in a suit in July, 1681, and. again in a suit with Lewes Lakerman in the same year. These two last named were adults when "Col. Nicklos" was an infant, but the consanguinity between them cannot now be ascertained. There was another William, a. son of Nicholas, probably Col. Nicklos, born October 11, 1708. There was a Joseph, perhaps a brother of William, who had a son James, baptized April 23, 1707, and a daughter, in 1708. There was also a Richard, who purchased land in 1694.

Nathaniel made his will in 1683, but he was still living in 1695; he was probably the same individual who was a party to the law- suit alluded to above. Nathaniel and Esther Belleville had a daughter, baptized April 9, 1732. Nathaniel and Mary his wife, had the following children: Joseph, born November 15, 1760; Richard, born March 22, 1760; William, born September 19, 1768. Samuel and Mary had the following daughters: Addra, born July 7, 1771; and Mary, horn July 31, 1773. Nathaniel and Catharine had a daughter Mary, born April 4, 1775; at her baptism, the father was also baptized. Samuel and Polly Latourette married May 24, 1797.

The present representative of one branch of the family, is J.A.H. Britton, Esq., of New Dorp; his father was Nathaniel, whose place of interment is marked by the marble monument at the southwest corner of the Church of the Ascension. Nathaniel was born in 1764 or 1765; he was twice married; his first, wife was a Van Buskirk, of Bergen, and they were the parents of Debora, wife of Joshua Mersereau, born August 4, 1782, died March 26, 1840; Cornelius, born July 1, 1785, died April 3, 1867; he resided at Fresh kill for many years before his death.

Abraham, born August 20, 1787, died August 26, 18(36, resided on the Clove road in Castleton, and was the father of Henry and Abraham, both deceased, who resided on the paternal property. Nathaniel, Jr., born in 1792, died February 13, 1841, owned and resided on the property on the east side of Broadway, West New Brighton, extending the whole length of that highway. He had also another son, John. Nathaniel's second wife was Margaret Bedell, who was born January 5, 1768, and died September 21, 1849; she was the mother of J.A.H. Britton, Esq., as before mentioned.

Source: History of Richmond County, (Staten Island) From its Discovery to the Present Time: Richard M. Bayles: New York: L.E. Preston & Co.; 1887

Re: Any Brittens out there?

stokes30 — 2011-03-29 14:53:12Z

Sure there are lots of us out here, I am James Britten Stokes
from the New Jersey Britten family, mother was Elizabeth Britten, grand father was Edwin Franklin Britten Jr. and so on from Jersey City in the 1800's and Staten Island before that to something like 1664; see the Britten Genealogy Book.

Re: Any Brittens out there?

marysdrn — 2011-03-28 02:03:10Z

I was a Britten. My family is from Wausau, Wi. My dad was Maurice and my grandfather was Leo. let me know. Mary Romero

Charles b@1780?

scissorkitty — 2010-11-04 17:20:54Z

Hey there! Trying to go backwards up the tree, and have stalled at Charles Brittan, b@ 1780. He married Elizabeth Randall, also b@1780, and had a son, also named Charles, born @1804. I have a fair lead of what happens after that, but I'm trying to track the Brittans prior to Charles (the first). Any info would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!
Morgan

.. there is a slim possibility that somewhere back, the last name was changed from "England" to "Brittan", as both were the names of the country and interchangeable.

Re: Brittens from Canada

AnnetteLorenzM — 2010-06-16 02:30:09Z

my grand mother was a britten from nova scotia canada. I have a family tree online called britten tree it is public.

annettelorenzm@yahoo.com

Re: Any Brittens out there?

conib0 — 2010-03-31 01:17:23Z

I have some Iowa Brittens in my tree, but no one more recent than those whose approximate age would be closest to that of your father's grandparents.

So ... can you tell us the names of your great-grandparents (Willard M. Britten's parents)? Can you tell us what the "M" in Willard's name stands for?

Re: Any Brittens out there?

tinakbritten — 2010-03-30 22:56:32Z

i was born 12-1974 to dennis micheal britten, ft wayne in. grandparents mr.@ mrs. willard m britten. my father was born in iowa around 1950. lookn to do a family tree. need help.

Lisle Owen Britten, 88, Erie,County,pa,born,in Houtzdale, Pa., son of ,Ralph E. and Rachel Britten.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-11-11 01:21:49Z

Lisle Owen Britten ,
Lisle Owen Britten, 88, Erie,County,pa,
passed away at his home .
Friday, November 6, 2009 .
after a period of failing health.
A lifelong resident of Erie,
Lisle was born on November 17, 1920 in Houtzdale, Pa., son of the late Ralph E. and Rachel Britten. A true patriot, Lisle joined the US Navy in 1941 and proudly served his country in both, World War II and the Korean War. During World War II he spent three years aboard the USS Cummings in the Pacific as a Machinest Mate first class. Upon being called up for duty in the Korean War, he served as a Nuclear Warfare Trainer.
His first love was Trout fishing but he also enjoyed dancing, travel, and being with his family.
For many years he served as a Eucharistic Minister at St. Joseph's. He retired from Sear's after 38 years
In addition to his parents,
he was preceded in death by his beloved wife of 48 years, Catherine Louise Riley Britten; two brothers, Myrl Ralph Britten and Robert "Gene" Britten; and a son-in-law, David Finch. Survivors include three daughters; Rosemary Andrzejewski and husband, Tom, Erie; Becky Finch, Ivins, Utah; and Barbara lupole and husband, Shawn;
one son, Thomas Britten and partner Geoff, Conneaut, Ohio. Two brothers, Ralph Britten, Jr. and wife, Rosalie, Houtzdale, Pa.; Wayne Britten and wife, Anna, State College, Pa.;
one sister, Lathea Moskel and husband, Robert, Coatesville, Pa.; eight grandchildren, Brian Andrzejewski and wife, Michelle, Mike Andrzejewski, Sean Andrzejewski, Lyle Effio and wife, Nicole, Caitlyn Haener, Leanna Haener, Shawn Lupole, and Sierra Lupole; four great-grandchildren, Orion Smith, Riley Andrzejewski, Camille Andrzejewski, and Isabella Andrzejewski,
and many nieces and nephews.
Friends may call on Wednesday at the Francis V. Kloecker Funeral Home, Inc., 2502 Sassafras St. Erie, PA 16502 from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. and are invited there on Thursday for a service at 9:30 a.m. followed by the funeral mass at St. Joseph Church/Bread of Life Community at 10 a.m. Send condolences to www.kloeckerfuneralhome.com Burial, with full military honors, will be in gate of heaven cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made in memory of lisle to the Shriners Hospital for Children - Erie unit, 1645 W. 8th Street, Erie 16505; John Kanzius Research Foundation, 1001 State Street, Suite 1400, Erie 16501, or a charity of choice. Erie Times-News
November 10, 2009 ,

St. Joseph Church,"

Re: Britten's

tyrolt — 2009-09-23 00:33:56Z

I have a Mary Britten DOB 4-8- 1861 and DOD is 7-1942 she married Paul Anders. My other Mary DOB 9-21-1863 abd DOD 1941 she married Matthias Jonas. Either of these on your tree?

Re: Britten's

sarjos1 — 2009-09-18 09:32:49Z

My Gr Grandmother was Mary Britten she was born in Brillion then moved to Marshfield, I have information on this family.

Britten/Brittain/Britton NY to Hillsdale and St. Joseph Co. MI to IL

zinda1 — 2009-08-16 14:33:54Z

My Britton brick wall is my gg-grandfather, John Britton (Britten, Brittain). He was born in NY sometime between 1814 and 1823 (approx. year of birth different acc. to census records, marriage certificate, and census mortality schedule).

John married Elmira (aka Almira, Alminda) Wilder (aka Wyldson) on Feb. 18, 1842, in Hillsdale Co., MI (marriage cert.). She’s always listed as having been born in Ohio; I haven’t been able to find any record of her before her marriage to John.

John and Elmira’s children were Lucy J. (m. Golden), Mary Ann (“Annie”; m. Sherman], Alonzo H., Charles H., Jairus Parker, and William). All were b. in MI, between 1843 and 1860.

John and Elmira were in Pittsford Twp. on the 1850 and 1860 censuses. Between 1860 and 1861 they moved to Galva, Henry Co., IL, where John died in Sept. 1879 (“killed by a horse” acc. to the 1880 census mortality schedule).

Someone named Dolly Barret (Banet?), age 67, b. NY, is listed with them on the 1850 census. I have no idea who she was, but perhaps Elmira’s mother had remarried and had come to live with them. Abigail Brittain, b. ca 1787 in NJ, is listed with them on the 1860 census. Just to compound the confusion, there’s a John R. Britten family in Pittsford Twp. on the 1850 census with an Abigail in the household, b ca 1770 NJ, and an Abram Britten (b. 1792 NY) with an Abigail in the household (not his wife), b. ca 1783 NY.

All the Brittens I could find listed on the 1850 census for Pittsford Twp., MI, are Jacob, John R., Richard R., another Richard, Nathaniel, and Abram. I know I can’t assume my John is related to any of the other Brittons in Pittsford, but it was a small town and they all came from NY, so it certainly seems possible. I’d love to know which one(s), if any!

Have any of you researched these Hillsdale/St. Joseph County Brittons? Does anyone know where in NY my John Britton came from and/or who his father was? Or if he was related to any of the other Brittons of Hillsdale or St. Joseph County?

Another mystery is the name of John Britton’s second-youngest son, my great-grandfather: Jairus (spelled Jarius, Jerris, Jerius, Jervis on various documents) Parker Britton, b. MI, October 1855. On the 1845 MI census there’s a Jairus Parker (from NY) and Jairus Parker, Jr., in Sturgis, MI, and the 1860 US census lists a Jairus Parker, 67, b. NY, in White Pigeon with his wife Sarah (nee Whaley, b MA). Family tradition has it that Jairus was b. in White Pigeon.

I can’t find a connection between these Parkers and my Brittons, but it would seem they might be related or connected by marriage. Or maybe John Britton admired Jairus Parker so much that he named his son after him. I understand that in some cultures (e.g., Irish) children born out of wedlock were named after the father even if the mother didn’t marry him, but since Jairus was John and Elmira’s 5th child, that seems unlikely.

Sorry this is so long, but I figure the more info I provide, the easier it will be for others to see if we have a connection. Thanks in advance for any help or clues anyone can give me.

Today is my dad’s 90th birthday, and I’m posting this in his honor. He’s the one who started me on this family history journey when he started researching the Brittons the old-fashioned way (pre-Internet) back in the early 70s.

Lucy Britten

skeletonkeys — 2009-06-27 21:02:29Z

I'm looking for any information on the ancestors of Lucy Britten (baptised on 12 October 1777 in Hanhan, Gloucestershire). Father Stephen Britten and wife Rebecca but no other details on them. Lucy married William Cantle on 5 June 1803 in Bitton. Hope you can help

Re: Jane Hurst Britten

pamsmadhouse1 — 2009-06-10 08:49:45Z

Hi Laura
Unfortunately the records for Cosgrove are not on-line yet but there is a lady called Anna Wright who holds Cosgrove Baptisms 1763-1857 on microfiche and is willing to do look-ups. Her e-mail address is xbq62@dial.pipex.co.uk
Hope it helps
Pam

Jane Hurst Britten

lunrau_1 — 2009-06-09 22:12:48Z

I am looking for parents of Jane Hurst Britten, born abt 1813 in Cosgrove, Northampshire. She married Richard Partridge 27 Apr 1835.

Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Laura in BC Canada

Lura M Britten, VA

CWardBush — 2009-05-17 22:23:16Z

Looking for any information for Lura M Britten, b. 1900 in VA. Parents unknown. Moved to Maryland before 1920.

Christine

Brittens from Canada

patbritten — 2009-05-12 19:45:17Z

Hello,
many of my family members have been doing Britten Family Tree research for a number of years. We know our Britten Family came from County Cork, Ireland in the 1700-1800's.
I would love to hear from anyone who may be related or with the Britten name.
Thank you
patbritten@hotmail.com

Patricia (Britten) Bowden

richard Britten

donnayork70 — 2009-03-01 00:11:59Z

I'm looking for Richard Britten who was married to Susan Nash they lived in Bethnal Green area London I've found them on 1891 census but can't seem to find them before this.I'm also looking for information on their son Richard Britten who was married to Alice Ann Ogborn and their children Alice Ann, John Thomas, Richard, Robert and Albert.
Thanks

Re: Anyone related to the Britten's in Arkansas???

bigmike_sd — 2009-02-28 01:34:54Z

I'm related to the Britten, my mom was born in Trumman, AR. My grandmother is name was Viola Britten, her siblings were Mattie Britten, James Britten, Elizabath Britten and Willie Britten. If this is part of your family, lets exchange some information. michael.nelson19692@cox.net or bigmike_sd@yahoo.com

BRITTEN Wendell L 1925-1993

t42Moore — 2008-11-25 21:39:14Z

BRITTEN Wendell L 1925-1993

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 198,368 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Re: need help

bca60 — 2008-11-08 05:46:36Z

I believe that my father's cousin, Willard Britten, had a son who was a missionary. I can't think of his son's names, But I would know them if I saw them.

My father was Albian Britten, son of Thomas Britten. Born in the town of Wheaton,Chippewa County, Wisconsin.

Email me if I can help you.

Re: Brittens from the UK

valeriegawley28 — 2008-09-28 14:14:34Z

my brittens came from Northamptonshire not far from beds and cambride.They were shoe makers, any good

Re: Brittens

brittennatty — 2008-07-04 13:23:12Z

looks like we are inthe same boat, but different continent. i am a Britten living in Africa, also looking for relatives.

need help

brittennatty — 2008-07-04 13:13:19Z

hi,
i am clueless about my relatives. looking for someone who knows Brittens in South Africa or somewhere on the African continent.

Thomas Britten, 1909-1974, Wisconsin

mplsKari — 2008-05-20 23:47:55Z

I was contacted via Ancestry or Rootsweb's email connection service on May 15th, 08 by the niece or nephew of Thomas Britten. I tried to reply through the connection service, but the email address comes back as no good. It is the Rootsweb/Ancestry address, so I don't know what the problem is.
If the person who emailed me should read this, please contact me directly at Mplskari@aol.com. I would like to share info about Thomas Britten and his wife, Lenora Knowlton.
Thanks,
Kari

Brittens

markbritten72 — 2008-04-28 09:53:54Z

Somebody out there has to be related to some of th Brittens in my tree. Britten family Tree is public so feel free to browse. Most of my Brittens ended up in the Seffield areas of England. ...so , anybody out there?

Re: Britten's from England

alexconquest1 — 2008-01-01 21:43:22Z

Hi Diane

Do you know if Francis Britten was horn in Abingdon, Berkshire to Jonathan Britten and Ann Stiles?

Thanks

Alex

any britten's from northeast england

keithbrit1 — 2007-07-01 15:18:48Z

my name is keith britten born 06 01 1955, fathers name is john britten, and grandfather was ernist britten now grandfather was born in cornsay co durham.
lived in consett co durham for most of his life,then moved to newtownabbot devon,has now died.
anyone related too me. thanks keith.

Re: Anyone related to the Britten's in Arkansas???

bjunyor — 2007-06-10 01:45:17Z

yes i am related to the brittons of trumann ar.my dad had a cousin by the name of lillie please contact me at bjunyor@centurytel.net looking forward to hearing from you.

Re: Robert Britten

stevemarymatthews — 2007-01-07 21:46:17Z

Hi Lynne,
For some reason your mail address didn't work. Please mail me direct on stevemary.matthews33@tesco.net

Re: Robert Britten

pollyperka — 2007-01-05 09:52:35Z

Steve
Yes Iam still looking for information, any help would be great my email address is willywagg@yahoo.com regards Lynne

Re: Robert Britten

stevemarymatthews — 2007-01-03 21:07:52Z

Hello Lynne,
I have just found the message you left in 2002 regarding Robert Britten marrying Betty Cole in 1799. If you are still searching, please do get in touch as I have 11 generations of Robert Britten's family (from his Grandfather onwards).

Re: Parents of Joannis Britten

meawantang — 2006-12-06 02:51:24Z

Relation but maybe not descendant.

My great-great grandmother was Helena Britten, b. 11 Feb 1820 in Freudenburg; married Johan WEGNER on 2 June 1840 at Holy Trinity Church in Freudenberg. Her parents are listed as Michaelis Britten and Susanna Klien.

I have no more info to give, but would appreciate hearing news. meawantang@hotmail.com

Britten

hoppy2 — 2006-12-06 02:50:46Z

We have a Mette Britten who married Johann hermann Treyel probably around 1750

Please see our web page http://www.powerup.com.au/~hoppy2

Robert Britten

pollyperka58 — 2006-12-06 02:48:32Z

Iam trying to trace Robert Britten who married Betty Cole in 1799 at Broham Wiltshire England. Any information would be appreciated.
Thanyou Lynne

Mary Ann Britten Johnson

debrabriggs48 — 2006-12-06 02:47:07Z

She was born in MI and I'm not sure where she died. She had a daughter named Sonja Johnson that was killed by the hillside strangler in CA. Any info welcome.

Britten's from England

DianePotter69 — 2006-12-06 02:45:22Z

Hi
I am looking for any family connection of Charles Joseph Britten b 1846 St. George's, Hanover Sq. Middlesex, England who married Fanny Adams b 1843
Children were Fanny Elizabeth Britten m Thomas Pithouse; Jessie who m James Wust, then Edward Wilcocks; Leah who m Harry Wilcocks; and there was my grandmother Violet Ann Britten who m John Cornileus Bullock. These two came to Canada in 1908.
Diane

Anyone related to the Britten's in Arkansas???

2006-12-06 02:44:31Z

Looking for any information or relatives of my great-grandparents Lillie Britten and I think her husband name was Charlie Britten. They lived in a small town in Arkansas called Altheimer. Most of our family is located in Altheimer, AR and Pine Bluff, AR. I know of some relatives in San Francisco, CA where my late grandfather Charlie Brittten (one of her sons) stayed.
Just trying to get more history about them and their parents and so on. If anyone knows anything, please respond.

Martha Britten & William Challenger 1760 family

Ricula — 2006-12-06 02:42:48Z

Not sure if this helps anyone

Abraham BRITTEN Married to MARY had a daughter
Martha BRITTEN
Birth: 1740 in Radstock, Somerset
Baptism: 8 MAR 1739/40 Radstock, Somerset

Married: 18 SEP 1760 in Radstock, Somerset
Note: 18 September 1760: William Challenger of Clutton married after banns
Martha Britten of Midsomer Norton Both marked the register with a cross The
marriage was witnessed by John Watts and William Matthews.

Their children were:

Samuel CHALLENGER b: 1760 in Radstock, Somerset
Jane CHALLENGER b: 1762 in Midsomer Norton, Somerset
Aaron CHALLENGER b: 1763 in Midsomer Norton, Somerset
James CHALLENGER b: 1767 in Midsomer Norton, Somerset
John CHALLENGER b: 1767 in Midsomer Norton, Somerset
Phoebe CHALLENGER b: 1770 in Camerton, Somerset
Sarah CHALLENGER b: 1771 in Midsomer Norton, Somerset
Elizabeth CHALLENGER b: 1773 in Midsomer Norton, Somerset

Re: Britten's from England

2006-11-07 13:35:55Z

Hi
I have a Charles Joseph Britten born June 1846, Hanover Sq. Middlesex, London. His father was Francis Britten born about 1826.
I cannnot find any other siblings.
Charles married Fanny Adams 1872, Kensington, Middlesex.
From there I have all the records.
Diane

Re: Britten's from England

miriame90 — 2006-11-07 13:15:38Z

HI,
I HAVE A WILLIAM HENRY BRITTEN BORN APPROX. 1886 IN WOOLWICH, LONDON ENGLAND. HIS FATHER I UNDERSTAND WAS JOHN BRITTEN BORN APPROX.1858 IN MARYLEBONE MIDDLESEX. DOES ANY OF THIS INFO TIE IN TO YOUR TREE ? LET ME KNOW IF IT DOES.
REGARDS
MIRIAME