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Re: BROMWICH Charles c 1819 & Joseph c 1852

polidor — 2011-11-07 19:33:39Z

Thank you for that piece of info. Much appreciated.

Re: BROMWICH Charles c 1819 & Joseph c 1852

Jodakist — 2011-11-06 16:27:33Z

Hi,

I don't know if this will help you but the 6th regiment of foot was The Royal Warwickshire Regiment.

Regards,

David

Re: BROMWICH

Jodakist — 2011-02-08 12:38:12Z

Hello Janet,

My 3 x great grandmother was Ann Bromwich, born c1749 in Churchover, near Rugby, Warwickshire. My 4 x great grand father was John Bromwich, born c1723, in Hillmorton, near Rugby. My 5 x great grandfather was Thomas Bromwich, born c1691 in Hillmorton.
There are earlier entries in the parish register where the name is spelt Bromitch. The Bromwich name crops up many times in the Rugby area parish records. Rugby is situated close to the borders of Warwickshire, Leicestershire and Northamptonshire so the name is also found over the borders in other local villages.
I hope that this is of some interest to you.
Regards,
David

Re: A Lovelly Mushroom Weds

Jodakist — 2011-01-25 21:59:42Z

Utter Rubbish!

A Lovelly Mushroom Weds

tonywatkin00 — 2009-11-28 14:53:20Z

For those Toad stooles who like mushrooms
Anni Wellings married Fredrick Duke of Bavaria at Oxford
in 13th century
C.Fieldhouse.

wellings of shropshire.

tonywatkin00 — 2009-09-19 14:51:40Z

Wellings..Otherwise--Wellan, or Wellynge in salop.
Wellings came into and exploded about 1450 plus+
Robert Wellynge; fought in battle of Azincourt, was
listed among the Lances. Commended for bravery and
invited by the king to join his company of esquires.
Others also fought in France. Knights John , and William
others were Templars, and Hospitilers.Yet others, were
merchants, and travelled widely. one William, was complaining---
about the king of Bavaria confisticating his goods
I also found interesting, Welling, is name of an old
and ancient German town in Rhyneland. Now ime with the guy who said Wellings came down out of the sky. And like mushrooms appeared in the morning sun.
Concidering they soldiered all through Christian Europe,
and travelled as merchants also in Europe, and beyond.
Legend has Lord Wellynge, fighting in the crusades and on
entering Jerusalem, he defended ST Salome's chapeal,protecting her remains and was given by the afore mentioned ST; a Brooch of rare beauty.By her apparition,so
long it remained in Wellinge keeping they would be lucky.
Wellings also tied into majority of noble families
of England. One was a Tutor to the Dauphine in middle ages.
So which ever mushroom you spring from --remember?
there has to be a first and your decended from
the best.
Re-search by C J F.......Cpy rgt

Re: William Bromwich from London (1800's)

ThomasBurton47 — 2009-05-09 15:38:37Z

Hi, Rebecca
I think I will be able to help you.
My Grandfather was William Bromwich and My Grandmother was Charlotte Card. My mother was Charlotte Jane who was their eldest daughter. Please contact me on Ancestry.com or my email address thomasburton4@btinternet.com.
Best wishes
Tom Burton

Robert Bromwich

davidb1331 — 2009-03-01 17:33:14Z

I am trying to find details for Robert Bromwich who married Frances Westwood likely in Warwickshire abt 1839.

Any help appreciated

BROMWICH Charles c 1819 & Joseph c 1852

polidor — 2008-10-17 15:13:22Z

I am researching Maria Elizabeth Copperwheat. She married a Charles Bromwich in 1841. he was a soldier in the Royals/6th Regiment of Foot/12th Regiment of Foot.

Joseph, i believe, is their son, possibly born in Mauritius.

If anyone has these names in their tree i'd be pleased to hear from you.

Regards Stella aka polidor.

Re: ellen bromwich b1908 Pennsylvania

KatieBrom — 2007-09-09 19:04:07Z

Sent e-mail 30/8/07 - have you received it .

Katie

Re: ellen bromwich b1908 Pennsylvania

bellekatz — 2007-08-24 10:33:17Z

Hi Katie
I have the census info on them but came to a halt after that and have never been able to trace Ellen. If you want to have a look at the family tree you can send me your email address and I will email you an "invitation" to look at in on here. My email is bellekatz@ntlworld.com. and yes I am in Manchester, UK

regards

Jayne Scannali

Re: ellen bromwich b1908 Pennsylvania

KatieBrom — 2007-08-24 10:25:27Z

Hi It is the same family !! I have nothing on the Wellings Family unfortunately but I do have Frederick and Pricilla on the U.S Census 1910 - 1920 -1930 . I also have their death dates. I have family staying at the moment so I am a bit busy to look at what documents I have . I may not have any but I should be able to let you know where I got my info from . I do not post my family tree on the internet but I am willing to pass on to you what I have on Frederick & Pricilla if it is of use to you. I presume you are in the U.K. as I am.

Katie

Re: ellen bromwich b1908 Pennsylvania

bellekatz — 2007-08-24 10:03:41Z

Hi - If its the same family, Priscilla Bromwich ( originally Wellings) was my great Aunt. She came from Dudley in the West Midlands of England. Do you have a family tree I could look at? I have drawn a complete blank looking for htem once they moved to Pennsylvania although I do know that my Grandad Isaiah lived with them for a few years before 1914.

Re: ellen bromwich b1908 Pennsylvania

KatieBrom — 2007-08-24 09:16:52Z

Hi There

I have a Frederick & Pricilla Bromwich in my family tree and they have a daughter Ellen . Have no more descendants of theirs but would be interested if you connect to the Bromwich Family.

ellen bromwich b1908 Pennsylvania

bellekatz — 2007-03-03 16:27:41Z

Hi
I am searching for decendants of Ellen Bromwich who was born in 1908, in Pennsylvania. She was living in 1920 in Westmoreland, Pennsylvania. Her parents were Priscilla Wellings/ Bromwich and Frederick Bromwich who emigrated to Pennsylvania in June 1905 from England. She may have moved to Florida and may have had descendents with the name Buss (Carol, Robert, Vicky , Becky)

I am interested in finding details of her or her family for the family tree. Please contact me if you think you may have details

Re: Ann Bromwich Married Feb 6, 1838 Saint andrews,Rugby,Warwick,England

Jodakist — 2006-05-29 16:14:42Z

Hello Pamela,

My gt.gt.gt.grandmother was an Ann Bromwich, she was born in Churchover, a village just outside Rugby. She married my gt.gt.gt.grandfather, John Liggins, in Churchover in 1775. Later they moved to Rugby where their first son, Thomas, married Jane Pinder, at St. Andrew's Church on 8th November, 1808.
Ann's family originally came from Hillmorton, near Rugby.
She was buried at St.Andrew's Church in 1810.

I don't know if this is of any interest to you or not.

Regards,

David

Re: BROMWICH

klrobinson1 — 2006-02-23 14:04:56Z

I am just starting to research Bromwich family. So far I have found my great grandfather a Thomas Bromwich b. c1880 who married a Sarah Carter b 1881.They had a son (my grandfather) also named Thomas b. 1898. They lived in Birmingham.

bromwich

rosalie179 — 2005-07-03 09:38:12Z

looking for the faimly of " henry bromwich born 1803 married rebecca meads born 1804. rugby england.

BROMWICH connections

lyndalynch1 — 2004-11-22 14:14:34Z

Re: Ann Bromwich Married Feb 6, 1838 Saint andrews,Rugby,Warwick,England

2004-09-18 09:45:02Z

Dear David,hoping you recieved my email.Hope to talk soon.Would love for you to share your thoughs on Bromwich and Pinder.Pam

Re: BROMWICH

2004-08-21 20:33:10Z

One of my Ancestors a William Bromwich born in Birmingham
1804 married Ann Smith born Birmingham. He married in
1826 in Birmingham, and then moved to London Holborn/
Clerkenwell, children Ann b. c 1827, William b.c.1829
Martha b.c 1840, Catherine b.c.1843, and others.

Any Help

John Bromwich

Ezziej — 2004-07-27 03:55:31Z

Re: BROMWICH

annieofjerryslane — 2004-07-20 16:38:51Z

I know of a george bromich b, early 1900s d,197? around aston
married rosie may smith b,1914 d,1997 aston. Has children.
Any connection??

Re: BROMWICH

2004-07-16 19:58:50Z

My maternal side is Bromwich. So far have got back to William Bromwich, b Crick c1857. In the 1881 Census he was living in Bristol (where my mum is from) with his brother Oliver's family, and I think their father would have been William. Other family members retained a presence in Crick into the early 1900's.

Re: Thomas Bromwich Papier Mache Maker d.1787 London

lindsayclubb — 2004-02-28 19:02:07Z

Dear Ezzie

No I've not heard of the stories ... but strange, isn't it, that the name Ann Maria should emerge again. Good luck with your searching ... if you ever find yourself coming back to this Thomas Bromwich drop me a line because I have got his Will somewhere ... he does seem to have been a v talented chap - lived in Highgate in London.

Best wishes

Lindsay

Re: Thomas Bromwich Papier Mache Maker d.1787 London

2004-02-28 17:31:44Z

Lindsey,
Have you ever read the Perkins Paper stories? It talks about an Ann Maria Bromwick aka Bromwich. Wonderful stories about a family named Bromwick neighbors of Perkins in Philadelphia. I am sure probably not same family but a Bromwich family. You see I too, am searching any Bromwick/Bromwich families in London and the surrounding area. I do know that "a" Thomas Bromwich , London is listed with the parrish of St George of Hanover. And I believe that this Thomas Bromwich maybe an uncle to my ancestor. My name is EJ Bromwich.

Re: Thomas Bromwich Papier Mache Maker d.1787 London

lindsayclubb — 2004-02-09 08:36:12Z

David - thank you. I had missed the reference to his only son dying = prime reason for the Isherwoods stepping in!

Lindsay

Re: Thomas Bromwich Papier Mache Maker d.1787 London

2004-02-09 00:00:27Z

... and this would appear to confirm the marriage with the introduction of the Isherwood name into the business...
from: http://www.devon.gov.uk/library/locstudy/bookhist/lon1735.ht...

Bromwich. PW. ? 35, Ludgate Hill 1761K-1775K. With Leigh, Isherwood, Bradley. Mrs Bromwich d. 14 Nov 1766.
Bromwich Isherwood & Co. PW. 35, Ludgate Hill 1767K-1775K. Bromwich Isherwood & Bradley, previously Bromwich & Leigh.
Bromwich & Leigh. PW. ? 35, Ludgate Hill 1761K-1765K. Continued as Bromwich Isherwood & Bradley

Re: Thomas Bromwich Papier Mache Maker d.1787 London

2004-02-08 23:42:48Z

Perhaps this helps?
from http://www.devon.gov.uk/library/locstudy/bookhist/b.html

Bromwich, Mr. On Sunday morning last [25 Jul] died of a spotted fever, the only son of Mr. Bromwich, at the embossed paper warehouse on Ludgate-hill, a promising youth about eighteen (GLDA 27 Jul 1756). Saturday [28 Jul] died at Highgate, Mr. Bromwich, formerly an eminent paper-hanging manufacturer on Ludgate-hill (LDA 31 Jul 1787)

Apparently, Papier Mach was invented in Birmingham in 1772 by John Baskerfield.

Re: William Bromwich from London (1800's)

2003-12-16 19:39:28Z

Hello Rebecca, I, too, and searching the Bromwich lineage in London, St Pancras and Holborn areas. My ggggrandgather was named Uriah William Bromwich whose father was John Bromwich (listed on marriage certificate)1837. Their family included brother and sisters plus parents somewhere in the names. Maybe we have a connection. Here is hoping.

Thomas Bromwich Papier Mache Maker d.1787 London

lindsayclubb — 2003-10-04 00:05:06Z

I am researching a branch of my family, the Isherwoods, in 18th Cent London. They were "Ornamental Decorators to King George III" but the origins of the Company they operated on Ludgate Hill in the City of London appear to lie with a particularly talented Papier Mache Maker, Thomas Bromwich, who died in Highgate in 1787. Henry Isherwood, my 4x Great Granduncle, married Thomas Bromwich's niece, Ann Maria, and went on to run the business before passing it to my 3x Great Grandfather, Nicholas Isherwood. Apparently Thomas Bromwich's work compared favourably with French stucco work - Walpole and the poet, Thomas Gray, were both regular customers of his. Can anyone tell me more about this accomplished chap and his family?

John Bromwich Saint Andrews church Rugby england

fleecyladies — 2003-09-21 22:29:29Z

All that I have is the marriage of daughter Feb 6 1838.Ann Bromwich married Thomas Pinder.I am looking for any records that might have Ann mothers name.And would love to find family Bromwich,Pinder.Thank you so much.Pam

BROMWICH Leicester

2003-09-18 18:42:12Z

Am looking for connections to Charles Bromwich b. 1900
and listed as Grandson to Ann Foxon nee. Gimson/Gymson of Woodboy St. Leicester in 1901 census. Ann is my gggrandmother.

Ann Bromwich Married Feb 6, 1838 Saint andrews,Rugby,Warwick,England

fleecyladies — 2003-08-09 21:25:15Z

Ann Married Thomas Pinder,All I have is daughter Mary Ann Pinder born 1842.I would love to learn more about family.Thank you so much.pam

Re: William Bromwich from London (1800's)

bennettbureau1 — 2003-06-15 09:28:33Z

i have a death certificate for a HENRY BROMAGE in 1895 as well as a death certificate for a Dr. H.V.BROMAGE who died in the BOER WAR.If these ring a bell let me know and i can reply with more details

Re: (Thomas) Bromwich relatives

gwynnechadwick — 2003-05-27 15:15:11Z

Hi Lauren,
Your grandfather Thomas Cyril BROMWICH was in Bridgnorth for the 1901 census. I have transcribed most of the Bridgnorth town census. Using those and other resources, I can trace back to your great, great, grandmother on the 1841 census.
Thomas Cyril’s parents were Thomas, born 1851 in Bridgnorth and Edith from Liverpool.
Thomas’s parents were Thomas, born 1805 in Wymington, Bedfordshire and Sarah REYNOLDS from Much Wenlock.
Including all their siblings, it gives approx’ thirty six people for your tree.
I shall email you direct with the full details as soon as it’s all typed up, approx six pages.
I am not researching this family, just trying to help. All information should be verified from original source material.
Hope it helps,
Gwynne
Transcribing all the Bridgnorth town census.
See my web page at http://www.chadwickg.freeserve.co.uk

(Thomas) Bromwich relatives

2003-05-22 18:37:05Z

Hello, I am started my searching just this year for any relatives with the first or middle name of Thomas as it has always been passed down to the males in the family as I understand it. The tradition continues today. My grandfather was Thomas Cyril Bromwich married to Martha Patricia Roberts. Thomas Cyril was born in Bridgnorth, near Birmingham, and Martha Patricia was born in Bourton-on-the-Water. My parents died early in my life and I don't have much family or subsequently much info.....so, if anyone knows anything, feel free to contact me. Tks. Lauren.

Re: William Bromwich from London (1800's)

2003-01-26 21:23:34Z

Hi I am researching the Bromwich name and my ggg was named Uriah William Bromwich. I believe that his father Uriah was one of the sons of a John Bromwich (listed on marriage certificate in 1837). I believe that Uriah had a brother named William and I am trying to prove it. Uriah, Sr was raised in London and the surrounding area. If interested in visting with me I can be reached at ezziej@yahoo.com.
.

William Bromwich from London (1800's)

rebecca1836 — 2003-01-08 17:00:16Z

Hi, I'm looking for info on a William Bromwich who was born in 1885 in London (St. Pancras, I believe). He married Charlotte Card and went on to have 7 children. I have found another William Bromwich from St. Pancras, London who was born in 1853 and was in the Royal Navy at the time of the 1881 census. Does anyone know if this could be his father? If anyone knows about the London Bromwich's I'd really appreciate some help. I've married into the Bromwich family and there's noone left in the family who can help me go any further back.

John Bromwich

Ezziej — 2002-07-28 23:11:39Z

I have found the father of Uriah Bromwich, Sr. He was John Bromwich, farmer. Listed on their marriage certificate. Anyone having any info on a John Bromwich please contact me.

Re: Bromwich in England

Ezziej — 2002-07-02 17:37:07Z

Thanks for the info...that helps. All I have for info is a book written by a wonderful lady who went to England and tried to research the Bromwich family. I only want to go back further than she did. I have found some info but it isn't enough..is it ever.

Bromwick/Bromwich/Bromage

Ezziej — 2002-07-02 17:01:26Z

I am looking for any information regarding a John Bromwick born abt 1839 in London, England. Newspaper publisher in Minnesota. Last known to be there in 1892.

Re: Bromwich in England

FrenchDuchess — 2002-06-08 03:34:19Z

--Previous Message--
>If anyone has any info on Uriah Bromwich married to Jane Edwards in London, Eng. I would appreciate it...She is supposedly of Welch royalty and was lady-in-waiting to Queen Victoria. I know that her parents were Edward Edwards and Jane (Bullis) Edwards. This is as far as I seem to get.

I've checked a comprehensive source titled *The Royal Household 1837-1897*, and there isn't any mention of a "Jane Edwards" listed as a lady-in-waiting to Queen Victoria. With very few exceptions, RH lists all of the Queen's ladies-in-waiting, so if a woman isn't in that book, then she wasn't a lady-in-waiting for Queen Victoria.

Re: BROMWICH

madasafish — 2002-05-19 20:35:34Z

We are trying to trace the name Bromwich. We have got as far as Great Grandfather but seem to have hit a brick wall. We know he lived in Birmingham in 1907 and presumably prior to that. Obviously there were other siblings but as yet not known. If of any help please contact.

Re: BROMWICH

elisha_dakota — 2002-04-06 02:06:21Z

Hi I am a Bromwich. My grandfather four generations past was named Uriah Bromwich, Sr/Uriah Bromwick, Sr/Bromage who was born in England and received his marriage certificate in 1837 at Farringdon/Ferringdon in London England. And What is your pedigree?

Bromwich in England

elisha_dakota — 2002-03-10 23:50:19Z

If anyone has any info on Uriah Bromwich married to Jane Edwards in London, Eng. I would appreciate it...She is supposedly of Welch royalty and was lady-in-waiting to Queen Victoria. I know that her parents were Edward Edwards and Jane (Bullis) Edwards. This is as far as I seem to get.

Re: BROMWICH

2002-01-24 09:30:59Z

I have Bromwich ancestors in the Walsall, Bewdley and Kidderminster areas of England in the late 19th and 20th centuries. Please contact to discuss.

Thanks.

BROMWICH

jlb60 — 2001-10-26 21:16:19Z

Looking for any BROMWICH members to build a comprehensive family tree.Enquiries especially welcome from those members in Englands midland counties and those who BROMWICH spelling has changed over the years