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Re: Ewles

razorcc — 2003-03-18 11:25:03Z

Dear Carol,
Sorry, I haven't checked this site for quite a while. I would love any information you have. Thanks, Caimein

Re: looking for other Ewles's

angiewoolsey — 2002-10-19 13:37:33Z

My Grandfather was an Ewles, his name was Edward William Ewles and came from Reedham.

Re: looking for other Ewles's

2002-10-18 14:13:00Z

My granfather is a Ewles and he is from Newcastle

I,m a Ewles 2

2002-10-18 14:11:10Z

jst wanted 2 c wot dis site woz about and if ne1 i know woz on here.

Re: Thomas Ewles: Reedham, England

2002-09-17 21:33:56Z

Please note the abobe address change from whitham@compusolve.net to rrazorcc@yahoo.com

Re: Ewles

cwhitham — 2002-09-16 16:57:40Z

I hope this get through I have not been in here for a while. I just remembered my password. I have e-mailed you through your e-mail address also. I have much on the Ewles family have you any more information so I can help pin point your family.I have one possiblity of a William b.Dec 28,1811 Yarmouth parents John & Ann Page m. May 19 1803 in London. Carol Whitham

Re: Ewles

cwhitham — 2002-09-16 16:57:40Z

Can you please e-mail me. New information and contact found. Carol

Re: looking for other Ewles's

2002-07-19 13:13:07Z

Yarmouth Mercury: Death of Mr. Billy Ewles- The village has lost one another one of its oldest inhabitants - Mr. Edward William Ewles, known to all in the area as Billy. He was 83 years old. Billy was born on Riverside, and spent most of his life in farming, with the exception of about 10 years, as licensee of the Ship Hotel. he was veyr well-known and liked within the village and will be sadley missed. The funeral service took place at Reedham Church on Tuesday week, the Rev. Raymond Gibson officiated and the organist was Mr. E. Couzins. The lesson was read by his great -grandson Kevin Woolsey. Family mourners were: Mr & Mrs. Gervals Vernaux, Mr. and Mrs. T. Mutton, Mr and Mrs. R. Woolsey, Master K. Woolsey, Mrs. J. Walley, Mr & Mrs. D. Mutton, Mr J. Ewles, Mr & Mrs. J. Whalley, Mr. & Mrs. D. Ewles, Mr. G. Ewles and Mr. M. Wells, members of the family unable to attend were Mr. & Mrs. E. Baverstock amd Mr. J. Walley. Others present Mr. & Mrs. C. Woolands, Miss D. Francis amd Mr & Mrs. M Bedding, Mr. P. Key, Mrs. J Trayler, Mr & Mrs. Efford, Miss L. Sparkes, Mr. H. Sparks, Mr D. Rklushbrook, Mr. P. Luckings and Mr. S. Snelling
Though this would be of interest to you it was sent to me. I have the article from the paper I believe in my files. Do you have any more information? Carol

Thomas Ewles b.1851

rjewles1 — 2002-06-21 10:10:38Z

I am referring your query to my sister, Penelope Ewles-Bergeron, who has been collating Ewles family records from Norfolk and Suffolk. I hope that she may be able to help. You will hear from her in due course.

Rosemary Ewles

Re: looking for other Ewles's

2002-06-21 02:40:41Z

Would be most interested in any dates ;you have. I have him born 1903 and death April 198 six Reedham. That is all. Was he married? Parents? I have a lot on the Ewles's of Reedham. Carol Whitham

Re: Ewles

Caimein — 2001-07-06 07:52:55Z

Dear Carol, Thank you for your prompt reply. Unfortunately I have little information on the family. The three sons, Henry, Thomas and ? were supposed to be involved in the fishing trade. Henry and Thomas travelled to South Africa on route to Australia. Thomas stayed in South Africa and Henry trvelled on to Australia, presumably for the goldrushes. Henry's occupation was listed as sailor. His parents are recorded as William and Elizabeth Clark. I had an Email from Kate Ewles saying she had information however I have never received the information. Hope to hear from you soon. Caimein

Thomas Ewles: Reedham, England