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Frews in Ireland?

TJCheethamFrew — 23 Jul 2008 7:32:49 GMT

Just beginning my family research and have become stuck. My Husband's Father William (Bill) John was the son of Francis (Frank) Frew and Hester Bawtenheimer. Info that I have about Frank; Born 1902 in Bellaghy Northern Ireland. He had a brother Andy (Andrew?), Fred William (died in New Zealand married to Cora) and a sister Mary Anne. The only ino about parents are that the mother's name is Elizabeth. Any help getting farther in this Frew line would be appriciated!

James Frew & Sarah Gardener. Married 19th Aug 1892.In Irvine.

gerryfrew1 — 14 Jun 2008 8:23:41 GMT

I am trying to trace the ancestors of James and Sarah.
Their own family was Edward, James,Alec,Hugh,John.
I can't find any trace in the relevant census.
James was a miner turned gardener and lived eventually at Church Street, Irvine.
Edward was a policeman in Leeds.
James was cemetary superintendant,
Alec a policeman in Kilbirnie,
Hugh was woodyard manager,I am Hugh's son.
John was a cemetary superintendant.

Any relatives of this family please contact me.
Anyone holding any details of the ancestors of James or Sarah please do likewise

Isaac Gilbert Frew

BHollek — 1 Jul 2001 1:42:38 GMT

My grandfather Isaac Gilbert Frew was married 3 times, the last time to my grandmother Mary Alice Trainer. Their children were: Grace (married Lloyd Morris), Nina (married ?? Thrasher), William Bartlett(never married), Dave (married ??), Eddie (married Pete Guarisco), Mary (Married John Smiley), Archie (died at approx 4 yrs)Isaac Gilbert Frew lived for a time in Tenn.,I believe for a time in Missouri, in Pigott, Ark.while married to Mary Alice Trainer(their children were born there, they moved to Melville, La where they died, but they and son W. Bartlett were buried in Pigott, Ark. Story is that I.G.F. was the son of an itenerant preacher, he supposedly had a brother James, and their mother ran off with a salesman when traveling with a tent preacher grew tedious. IGF had one daughter with ist wife who died in childbirth, second wife died of scarlett fever. If any of this sounds familiar, I'd love to hear from you.

Frew: Misc. Abstracts from Lawrence Co. PA newspapers

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 10:17:25 GMT

New Castle News Apr. 9-10-13, 1942 p.1-2-2
Charles H. Frew 705 West Ave. New Castle PA
June 13, 1872 in Princeton to April 9, 1942 Lawrence Co. PA
s/o Joseph H. and Katherine Weller Frew
h/o Sarah Stickle Frew
children: J.M. Frew; Marjorie Mahan; Leona Johnston
brother: D. A. Frew of Fenton MI
Jerusalem Lutheran Cemetery, Princeton, PA

New Castle News May 10, 1952 p.2
Sarah Stickle Frew 80 yr.
Feb. 23, 1872 Slippery Rock Twp. to May 9, 1952 in Pittsburgh PA
d/o Jacob & Ruhma Rutter Stickle
Children: Marjorie Mahan; J.M. Frew; H.C.Frew; Leona Johnston d. 1942
Jerusalem Lutheran Cemetery, Princeton PA

New Castle News April 16, 1970 p.3
Nellie Elizabeth Frew Hogue 81 yr. Harmony Baptist Cemetery
March 20, 1889 Slippery Rock Twp. to April 16, 1970 Ellwood City PA
w/o Herman Hogue
children; living
brother: David "Jack" Frew
Sisters: Nancy McFarland, Ruth Stickle

New Castle News Sept. 17, 1956 p.2
Howard M. Frew dies in Phoenix following surgery
h/o Ida Hartsuff Frew
Cemetery in Phoenix, unnamed
children, living?

New Castle Courant Sept. 10, 1880 p.4
Deceased: Mrs. Elizabeth w/o Albert Frew, Princeton,PA
age 27y

Lawrence Guardian: Feb. 14, 1889 p.1
James G. Frew and Miss Etta Travers were united in marriage at the residence of the bride's mother, 8th St. New Brighton, (Beaver Co.) on the evening 5th inst. by Rev. W. B. Barr in the presence of 30 friends... Marriage took place on the groom's birthday.

New Castle Democrat Apr. 7, 1887 p.3
Mary Frew, wife of the late Alexander Frew, died at home on Friday [Apr. 1, 1887] 88yr.
Note: do not know which "Alexander Frew" listed here.

New Castle News Apr. 28, 1887 p.3
Mary Frew: Miss Mary Frew of near Princeton d. Apr. 1, 1887, age 87. Old age was the cause of her death.

New Castle News Feb. 18, 1942
Leona Frew Johnston d. Feb. 17, 1943 in Abbottsburg, NC
Survived by Mother, Sara Frew of Liberty St.; brothers, Joseph & Howard; sister Marjorie Mahan; husband survives; 3 children

New Castle News Aug. 16, 1952 p.2
Emma Woodworth Frew 82 yr. b. New Castle d. Aug. 15, 1952 in Aiken SC
d/o Hiram E. and Mary Abba Stritmater
w/o J. Howard Frew
children: James Ramsey, Howard Milton
Member: Highland UP Church; DAR, and more
Oak Park Cemetery

New Castle News Apr. 4, 1920 p.2
Mary Weller Frew 63 yr. d. Apr. 13, 1920
w/o late A. F. Frew
children: Edna, Mabel, Gula
Member: 2nd UP church
Oak Park Cemetery

New Castle News Aug. 24, 1925
Rachel Frew 81 yr. b. Lawrence Co. PA
d. Aug. 22, 1925 New Brighton, PA
Children: James
Spouse: deceased

New Castle Courant Aug. 25, 1882 p.4
Married Aug. 17, 1882 by Rev. E. N. McElree, Mr. Eli E. Book of Shenango Twp. Lawrence Co. PA and Olive L. Frew of Oil City, PA

New Castle Courant June 13, 1884
DIED: June 7, 1884 in New Brighton, H. F. Frew, 30 yr. Center Church cemetery.

New Castle News Feb. 2-4, 1920 p.2-2
Albert Fullerton Frew: age 66 y. d. Feb. 1, 1920 in New Castle of a stroke.
Survivors, wife; 3 children
member: 2nd UP church; buried at Oak Park

New Castle News March 27, 1885 p.3
Shaffer/Frew At the residence of the brides parents by Rev. A.K. Duff on March 25, 1885, John W. Shaffer to Miss Rosa H. Frew, both of Princeton area. (PA)

New Castle News June 6-9, 1942 p.2
James Hammill Frew 80 yr. farmer; ill 1 week.
b. Apr. 17, 1862 in Slipperyrock Twp.
d. June 6, 1942
s/o Murray & Nancy Dinsmore Frew
h/o Susan Lillian Sherrad d. 1929
member: Center UP church; Harmony Baptist Cemetery
children: living?

Descendents of James Frew, Frewsburg, NY, 1770s.

James Frew — 30 Jan 2001 4:35:14 GMT

New at this. Would appreciate any info.

FREW or FRUE?

jecraig2006 — 21 Mar 2008 2:15:14 GMT

Has anyone come across FRUE? Is it a 'known' variant of FREW?

I've just come across a Helen FRUE, born: 1785 in Irvine, Ayr, Scotland married to a James CRAIG b: 6 Mar 1789 in, Ayr, Scotland who loks a reasonable choice to be my ggg grandfather.

Thanks,

James

FREW - strated?

jecraig2006 — 21 Mar 2008 9:54:30 GMT

I want to find the parents of my GG Grandfather John Craig (b 1812) who married Elizabeth Orr (b1813). They lived in Kilbirnie, Ayrshire, Scotland until 1841/42.
It has been suggested that John was the son of James Craig and Helen Frew of Kilbirnie(birthdate 28 SEP 1811)
but I can't trace that or therefore go any further back.

Clues or ideas much needed please.

Thanks,

James.

Frews of Ayrshire, Scotland

ianmal — 12 Mar 2004 12:22:40 GMT

Looking for Frew family in Tremont (Newtown-Pottsville), PA area

basktfan — 3 Nov 2006 11:59:34 GMT

I do not know my great grandparents names but my grandmother's name was Hannah "Anna" Mary Frew Osman. She had sisters: Lottie Gehres, Maddy (Martha) Blamey, Emily Mayberry, and Bertha Adams. She also had brothers: George, John T., and Sandy.

Would appreciate any information. They say my ggf was from Scotland and my ggm was from Ireland.

Ann Frew mar. Lowry Davis 1799 North Carolina

Melvin R. Jones — 5 Nov 2004 5:48:46 GMT

I am looking for information on Ann Frew who marrier Lowry Davis 24 March 1799 in Pasquotank Co., NC.

Frews of Scotland

Thomas Frew — 27 Oct 1999 8:13:35 GMT

I would like to have any information about the Frew family of Ayrshire Scotland. My grandfather imigrated to the US in 1905. His name was Daniel Frew

Adam,Alexander Frews and Annie Neilson wife of adam

Gary Frew — 27 Jan 2001 7:55:59 GMT

ADAM FREW WAS A COAL MINER AND HIS WIFE WAS ANNIE NEILSON FREW.
HER MOTHER WAS M.S. GRAHAM.
GRAHAM WAS MAIDEN NAME.
THOSE TWO WERE MARRIED SEP. 18, 1884 AT EASTERN DISTRICT OF COATBRIDGE DISTRICT IN LANARK COUNTY SCOTLAND.
WE DON’T HAVE BIRTH RECORDS.
ADAM WAS NATURALIZED ASA CITIZEN US USA SEPT. 14, 1891.
ALEXANDER GRAHAM FREW WHO IS GARY’S GRANDFATHER (HIS DAD’S DAD) BORN AUG. 1, 1890.
30 WOODLANDS (WE THINK) COATBRIDGE DISTRICT, LANARK COUNTY, SCOTLAND.
HIS WIFE MARY ESAIAS WAS BORN OF WELCH PARENTS IN PUNXUTAWNEY, PENN.
NO DATES FOR HER.
BUT HER AGE WOULDN’T BE FAR FAR ALEX’S.
SHE IS AN AMERICAN.
SHE WAS FULL BLOODED WELCH WOMAN, OF WELCH PARENTS, BUT BORN IN AMERICA.
ADAM CAME OVER ALONG WORKED YEARS TO BRING FAMILY OVER HERE. WENT BACK TO SCOTLAND AND REMAINED LONG ENOUGH FOR THEM TO HAVE A BABY. THAT WAS Alex. WHO WAS 3 MONTHS OLD WHEN HE CAME TO USA.

Adam Frew and Annie Nelson Graham, Lanark to Pennsyvlania

winterbourne — 21 May 2004 4:28:42 GMT

Adam, son of Hugh FREW and Agnes KERR, married Anne in 1874 in Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland. They immigrated abt 1881 with children Hugh, 1875; Mary, 1877; John, 1879, James, 1880 and Annie's mother, sister Janet and brother Robert and their spouses and children. Adam and Anne settled in [Harmony] Young Township, Jefferson county, Pennsyvlania. Other children born to them there were Adam, Agnes [died 1905], Anna 1888; Alexander 1890; Robert 1892; Archibald 1894; William 1897; and Andrew 1900. I would like to find out more about the children. I relate through Annie's sister Janet and have information to share about the GRAHAM and HOWATT branches.

Frew: Misc. Abstracts from Lawrence Co. PA newspapers

JayneBeech — 3 Apr 2007 3:00:15 GMT

New Castle News: March 18,1901 p.1
Mildred Frew: Mr. & Mrs. Charles Frew of Princeton were bereaved Monday morning (3-18-1901) by the death of their little daughter, 15 months of age. Hermon cemetery

Lawrence Journal March __, 1873 p.3
James Milton Frew: d. 18th inst. Milton Frew of Shenango Twp. aged 26 yr.

New Castle News: May 5, 1885 p.3
Nancy Frew: w/o the late David Frew, d. May 4, 1885 at 9 p.m. age 76 yr. Funeral May 6, 1885 at 11 a.m. from the residence in Slippery Rock Twp.

New Castle News: Apr. 17, 1936 p.2
Margaret Aiken Frew: 83 yr. d. Apr. 17, 1936 in Grove City [Mercer Co.] PA; 5 daughters; Mrs. J. P. Amberson; Mrs. Merle Montgomery; Mrs. L. E. McKay; Mrs. E. G. Dale; Nancy: 3 sons, J. W. Frew; D. E. Frew; Dr. James H. Frew of New Brighton

New Castle News: Aug. 14, 1937 p.2
Miss Margaret Jane Frew: 90 yr. died at the home of her neice Mrs. Charles Meyers at Princeton Aug. 13, 1937.
b. Feb. 3, 1847 in Slipperyrock Twp. d/o Murray and Nancy Dinsmore Frew; Survived by, Ellen Frew, Elizabeth McCaslin, Albert F. Frew; Mt. Hermon Cemetery.

New Castle News: March 28, 1919 p.2
Melissa Frew Wilson: 70 yr; d. Mar. 28, 1919 North Beaver Twp. Lawrence Co. PA; w/o James A. Wilson; children, Annie, Fannie, Jessie; brother, Albert Frew.

New Castle News: Feb. 4, 1910 p.2
Thomas Wilson Frew: 77 yr. d. Princeton of a stroke and heart disease; brother of Philip Frew, James K. Frew of Lisbon OH, David W. Frew of San Diego CA; Albert F. Frew of New Castle, William M. Frew of Grove City; Mrs. James A. Wilson of North Beaver Twp.

New Castle Herald: Feb. 13, 1912 p.12
William M. Frew; 66 yr. b. Slipperyrock Twp. [Lawrence Co. PA] d. Bright's disease; survivors, John, Edward, James; Effie Amberson; Mame Maxwell, Nancy, Alice, Wilda; siblings, Albert, Melissa, Elizabeth, Philip H., James K., & E. D. Frew of San Diego CA; GAR 188th PA vol. Democrat; UP Church of Grove City. Woodland Cemetery

New Castle News: April 9, 1930 p.2
Felecia B. McCullough Frew; 70 yr. w/o P. H. Frew; d/o Thomas and Nellie McCullough; b. 1860 Muddy Creek Twp. Butler Co. PA. She was the last of her family. UP church. Burial at Jerusalem Lutheran Cemetery, Princeton. Daughters; Mrs. Earl Stickle of Portersville; Mrs. Herman Hogue of Ellwood; Mrs. Walter Payne of New Castle

New Castle Herald; June 1, 1910 p.10
Nathan Book 78 yr. 29 da. Heart trouble; 7 sons, James A., Eli of WA; Frank C., Nathan F. of New Castle, Nathin, and D. T.; 3 daughters; Mrs. John Bennet, Mrs. L. C. Dean, Mrs. James Crouthers.

New Castle News; Apr. 23, 1915 p. 15
Charles C. Weller b. Mar. 23, 1847 Shenango Twp. [Lawrence Co. PA] d. Apr. 22, 1915 Shenango Twp. ill 6 months; 68 yr. s/o Agustus & Sarah Weller; Herman UP church. h/o Sarah Campbell (2nd wife); 9 children; J.A.; Norman F.; George G.; Mrs. E. M. Huett of Youngstown; Mrs. J. A. Stunkard; Mrs. A. A. White; Josephine Weller, Mary Weller & Effie Weller; 2 brothers & 2 sisters; buried Herman Cemetery.
(Note: first wife was Christina Frew d/o Murray & Nancy Frew)

New Castle News; Dec. 28, 1953 p.2
Stanley M. Frew 61 yr. b. Aug. 5, 1892 in Slippery Rock Twp. (Lawrence Co. PA) d. Dec. 28, 1953 in Ellwood City, PA. Member Harmony Baptist Church; h/o Florence Moore; 2 children [may be living]; siblings: Ruth C., Emma, Frank, Lawrence.

New Castle News; Sept. 27, 1963 p.2
David P. "Jack" Frew 69 yr. Neshannock Cemetery, New Wilmington PA; ill 1 yr.; New Wilmington UP Church; h/o Nellie Kaufman; children, Howard D., Alice of CA; siblings, Margaret Payne, Nellie Hogue; deceased before him, daughter May Frew, Jan. 10, 1954 and son Ernest William Frew Jan 23, 1954

New Castle News; Oct. 24, 1963 p.2
Nellie Mae Frew; 65 yr. d. Oct 24, 1963; d/o Wm F. & Elizabeth Shanor Kaufman; children: Howard D., Alice; son Ernest and daughter Mae, deceased. Neshannock Cemetery, New Wilmington, Lawrence Co. PA

NOTE: Full obituaries may be found at the public library in New Castle, PA.

Frew: Misc. Abstracts from Lawrence Co. PA newspapers

JayneBeech — 3 Apr 2007 2:56:59 GMT

New Castle News: March 18,1901 p.1
Mildred Frew: Mr. & Mrs. Charles Frew of Princeton were bereaved Monday morning (3-18-1901) by the death of their little daughter, 15 months of age. Hermon cemetery

Lawrence Journal March __, 1873 p.3
James Milton Frew: d. 18th inst. Milton Frew of Shenango Twp. aged 16 yr.

New Castle News: May 5, 1885 p.3
Nancy Frew: w/o the late David Frew, d. May 4, 1885 at 9 p.m. age 76 yr. Funeral May 6, 1885 at 11 a.m. from the residence in Slippery Rock Twp.

New Castle News: Apr. 17, 1936 p.2
Margaret Aiken Frew: 83 yr. d. Apr. 17, 1936 in Grove City [Mercer Co.] PA; 5 daughters; Mrs. J. P. Amberson; Mrs. Merle Montgomery; Mrs. L. E. McKay; Mrs. E. G. Dale; Nancy: 3 sons, J. W. Frew; D. E. Frew; Dr. James H. Frew of New Brighton

New Castle News: Aug. 14, 1937 p.2
Miss Margaret Jane Frew: 90 yr. died at the home of her neice Mrs. Charles Meyers at Princeton Aug. 13, 1937.
b. Feb. 3, 1847 in Slipperyrock Twp. d/o Murray and Nancy Dinsmore Frew; Survived by, Ellen Frew, Elizabeth McCaslin, Albert F. Frew; Mt. Hermon Cemetery.

New Castle News: March 28, 1919 p.2
Melissa Frew Wilson: 70 yr; d. Mar. 28, 1919 North Beaver Twp. Lawrence Co. PA; w/o James A. Wilson; children, Annie, Fannie, Jessie; brother, Albert Frew.

New Castle News: Feb. 4, 1910 p.2
Thomas Wilson Frew: 77 yr. d. Princeton of a stroke and heart disease; brother of Philip Frew, James K. Frew of Lisbon OH, David W. Frew of San Diego CA; Albert F. Frew of New Castle, William M. Frew of Grove City; Mrs. James A. Wilson of North Beaver Twp.

New Castle Herald: Feb. 13, 1912 p.12
William M. Frew; 66 yr. b. Slipperyrock Twp. [Lawrence Co. PA] d. Bright's disease; survivors, John, Edward, James; Effie Amberson; Mame Maxwell, Nancy, Alice, Wilda; siblings, Albert, Melissa, Elizabeth, Philip H., James K., & E. D. Frew of San Diego CA; GAR 188th PA vol. Democrat; UP Church of Grove City. Woodland Cemetery

New Castle News: April 9, 1930 p.2
Felecia B. McCullough Frew; 70 yr. w/o P. H. Frew; d/o Thomas and Nellie McCullough; b. 1860 Muddy Creek Twp. Butler Co. PA. She was the last of her family. UP church. Burial at Jerusalem Lutheran Cemetery, Princeton. Daughters; Mrs. Earl Stickle of Portersville; Mrs. Herman Hogue of Ellwood; Mrs. Walter Payne of New Castle

New Castle Herald; June 1, 1910 p.10
Nathan Book 78 yr. 29 da. Heart trouble; 7 sons, James A., Eli of WA; Frank C., Nathan F. of New Castle, Nathin, and D. T.; 3 daughters; Mrs. John Bennet, Mrs. L. C. Dean, Mrs. James Crouthers.

New Castle News; Apr. 23, 1915 p. 15
Charles C. Weller b. Mar. 23, 1847 Shenango Twp. [Lawrence Co. PA] d. Apr. 22, 1915 Shenango Twp. ill 6 months; 68 yr. s/o Agustus & Sarah Weller; Herman UP church. h/o Sarah Campbell (2nd wife); 9 children; J.A.; Norman F.; George G.; Mrs. E. M. Huett of Youngstown; Mrs. J. A. Stunkard; Mrs. A. A. White; Josephine Weller, Mary Weller & Effie Weller; 2 brothers & 2 sisters; buried Herman Cemetery.
(Note: first wife was Christina Frew d/o Murray & Nancy Frew)

New Castle News; Dec. 28, 1953 p.2
Stanley M. Frew 61 yr. b. Aug. 5, 1892 in Slippery Rock Twp. (Lawrence Co. PA) d. Dec. 28, 1953 in Ellwood City, PA. Member Harmony Baptist Church; h/o Florence Moore; 2 children [may be living]; siblings: Ruth C., Emma, Frank, Lawrence.

New Castle News; Sept. 27, 1963 p.2
David P. "Jack" Frew 69 yr. Neshannock Cemetery, New Wilmington PA; ill 1 yr.; New Wilmington UP Church; h/o Nellie Kaufman; children, Howard D., Alice of CA; siblings, Margaret Payne, Nellie Hogue; deceased before him, daughter May Frew, Jan. 10, 1954 and son Ernest William Frew Jan 23, 1954

New Castle News; Oct. 24, 1963 p.2
Nellie Mae Frew; 65 yr. d. Oct 24, 1963; d/o Wm F. & Elizabeth Shanor Kaufman; children: Howard D., Alice; son Ernest and daughter Mae, deceased. Neshannock Cemetery, New Wilmington, Lawrence Co. PA

NOTE: Full obituaries may be found at the public library in New Castle, PA.

Frew: Misc. abstracts from Lawrence Co. PA newspapers

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 10:29:46 GMT

New Castle News Aug. 30, 1918 p.3
Leut. James Ramsey Frew m Charlene Ann Buchanna on Aug. 26, 1918 in Green Lake WI. He is the s/o J. Howard and Emma Frew. She is the d/o Charles R. Buchanan of Flint MI.

New Castle News 10/3/1900 p.3
Lizzie Frew of Princeton m Scott McCaslin of Hickory Twp. Oct. 3, 1900 at New Wilmington (PA) by Rev. T. A. Houston at his residence. Couple will reside in Hickory Twp.

New Castle News Apr. 1903 p.3
Mary Frew, of Youngstown OH, m Robert Johnston the agent for the P&LE railroad, at Lowellville OH.

Lawrence Guardian July 1889 p.5
Frew/Forrest: On July 4, 1889, at the brides residence, Slippery Rock Twp. by Rev. T. A. Houston, Mr. Elias A. Forrest & Miss Harriet Frew, both of Lawrence Co. PA

New Castle News: Apr. 9, 1937 p.3
Withers/Frew: Lawrence E. Frew s/o James H. Frew of Ellwood City married Anna Jane Withers d/o M/M Thomas Withers of New Castle.

New Castle News: Mar. 27, 1885 p.3
Frew/Shaffer: John W. Shaffer weds Rosa H. Frew at the residence of her parents by Rev. A. K. Duff on Mar. 25, 1885; both of Princeton area. (PA)

Lawrence Journal Apr. 8, 1971 p.3
Frew/Weller: Christina Frew m Charles Weller Mar. 14, 1871 at Hermon Lodge by Rev. Robert McMillan

Frew: Misc. abstracts from Lawrence Co. PA newspapers

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 10:28:43 GMT

New Castle News Aug. 30, 1918 p.3
Leut. James Ramsey Frew m Charlene Ann Buchanna on Aug. 26, 1918 in Green Lake WI. He is the s/o J. Howard and Emma Frew. She is the d/o Charles R. Buchanan of Flint MI.

New Castle News 10/3/1900 p.3
Lizzie Frew of Princeton m Scott McCaslin of Hickory Twp. Oct. 3, 1900 at New Wilmington (PA) by Rev. Ta. A. Houston at his residence. Couple will reside in Hickory Twp.

New Castle News Apr. 1903 p.3
Mary Frew, of Youngstown OH, m Robert Johnston the agent for the P&LE railroad, at Lowellville OH.

Lawrence Guardian July 1889 p.5
Frew/Forrest: On July 4, 1889, at the brides residence, Slippery Rock Twp. by Rev. T. A. Houston, Mr. Elias A. Forrest & Miss Harriet Frew, both of Lawrence Co. PA

New Castle News: Apr. 9, 1937 p.3
Withers/Frew: Lawrence E. Frew s/o James H. Frew of Ellwood City married Anna Jane Withers d/o M/M Thomas Withers of New Castle.

New Castle News: Mar. 27, 1885 p.3
Frew/Shaffer: John W. Shaffer weds Rosa H. Frew at the residence of her parents by Rev. A. K. Duff on Mar. 25, 1885; both of Princeton area. (PA)

Lawrence Journal Apr. 8, 1971 p.3
Frew/Weller: Christina Frew m Charles Weller Mar. 14, 1871 at Hermon Lodge by Rev. Robert McMillan

James Milton Frew d. Feb. 1931 New Castle, Lawrence Co. PA

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 8:37:25 GMT

NEW CASTLE NEWS: Feb. 27, 1931 p.2
JAMES MILTON FREW
James Milton Frew, 415 Moody avenue, who was identified with the business activities of the city for many years and was widely known, died Friday, February 27, 1931, at 9 a.m. in the Jameson Memorial hospital, following an illness due to complications.
Mr Frew was a member of one of the older and better known families of the district and was born at the family homestead on the Frew Mill road, May 30, 1887, son of James Milton and Alcetha Mershimer Frew. He was in his fifty-eighth year.
He had been a resident of his city since 1893 and during his many years of residence in this city, he was associated with the Frew Furniture Company, one fo the leading business concerns of the city.
Surviving Mr. Frew, is one sister, Mrs. Philip J. McClain of Aiken South Carolina. His brother, J. Howard Frew, preceded him in death on January 25, 1929.
Funeral services will be held Monday, March 2, 1931, at 2 p.m. at the Offutt Funeral Home, with the Rev. O. J. Williamson, pastor of the Highland United Presbyterian church in charge. Interment will be made in Center church cemetery.

Note: One of my records shows his name as John and his brother as James, but could be reversed instead. No wife or children are mentioned with Mr. Frew.

James Milton Frew d. Feb. 1931 New Castle, Lawrence Co. PA

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 8:35:17 GMT

NEW CASTLE NEWS: Feb. 27, 1931 p.2
JAMES MILTON FREW
James Milton Frew, 415 Moody avenue, who was identified with the business activities of teh city for many years and was widely known, died Friday, February 27, 1931, at 9 a.m. in the Jameson Memorial hospital, following an illness due to complications.
Mr Frew was a member of one of the older and better known families of the district and was born at the family homestead on the Frew Mill road, May 30, 1787, sons of James Milton and Alcetha Mershimer Frew. he was in his fifty-eighth year.
He had been a resident of his city since 1893 and during his many years of residence in this city, he was associated with the Frew Funriture Company, one fo the leading business concerns of the city.
Surviving Mr. Frew, is one sister, Mrs. Philip J. McClain of Aiken South Carolina. His brother, J. Howard Frew, preceded him in death on January 25, 1929.
Funeral services will be held Monday, March 2, 1931, at 2 p.m. at the Offutt Funeral Home, with the Rev. O. J. Williamson, pastor of the Highland United Presbyterian church in charge. Interment will be made in Center church cemetery.

Note: One of my records shows his name as John and his brother as James, but could be reversed instead.

James Howard Frew d. 1929 New Castle, Lawrence Co. PA

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 8:24:17 GMT

NEW CASTLE NEWS: Jan. 1, 1929 p.1
J. HOWARD FREW, LEADING MERCHANT DIES AFTER ILLNESS
J. Howard Frew, aged 58, one of the city's most widely known businessmen, died this morning at 4:35 a.m. at his home, 415 East Moody avenue, after an illness due to a complication of diseases from which he had been suffering for about a year. His condition became serious within the past few weeks, death following this morning.
Mr. Frew had been a resident of New Castle and Lawrence county practically all his life, having been born at the Frew homestead on the Frew Mill road, Shenango township, September 11, 1870, the son of James Milton and Alcetha Frew, members of pioneer families of the district.
In the year 1891 when but 21 years of age, he became associated with J. C. Offutt in the furniture business at 131 East Washington street. A little later, in 1893, he became a junior member of the firm of Dunn, Buffinger, Rice and Frew, one of the larger pioneer business houses of the city.
ORGANIZES COMPANY
In 1898 he organized The Frew Furniture Company, as the successor of the Dunn, Buffinger, Rice and Frew Co., Messrs. Dunn, Buffinger and Rice retiring from business. He was president and treasurer of this company, which continued the business on an ever-increasing scale. He continued the business at 131 East Washington street until August 1924, having been continuously in the furniture business at that place for a period of 33 years, an almost unprecedented period of time for a local business concern.
In February, 1924, he incorporated The Frew Company and in August of the same year moved the business of the concern into its present magnificent business location, corner of Mill and North streets, bringing into realization a dream of his more youthful years to give this district something outstanding in the way of a business house.
The Frew building today is one of the finest business structures in western Pennsylvania.
Mr. Frew was known throughout the country, especially in the furniture trades, having visited Grand Rapids and other furniture centers of the country constantly for the past 33 years.
His position in furniture circles was such that his judgment as to style and price were sought constantly in all parts of the country.
IN BUSINESS 33 YEARS
In the 33 years spent in the furniture business his efforts were not alone confined to merchandising, he having been from time to time interested in the manufacture of furniture as well as the selling of the same.
This was not alone the only endeavor of his busy life, he having been interested in the construction of many of the finer homes of this community and also the needs of the city and its people.
Courteous, kindly and always interested, he was most generous in the various calls made upon him for the assistance of various civic objects and needs of the people.
He was also interested in religious, social and fraternal affairs of the community, having been a member of New Castle lodge, No. 642, F. & A. M., the New Castle Consistory, the Lawrence Club, and the New Castle Field Club. He was also a member of the Highland United Presbyterian Church.
Prior to entering business here he spent some time at Grove City College furthering his education, which he had gained in the schools of his home district and was well fitted for his long and successful business career when he entered upon it.
He was married August 9, 1893 to Emma Jane Woodworth, who survives him, having been married for 35 years.
He also leaves two sons, James Ramsa and Howard Milton Frew, both of this city; one brother, Milton Frew, of this city, and one sister, Mrs. P. J. McLean of Aiken SC.
Funeral services will be held Monday, Jan. 28, 1929 at two p.m. at the late residence, 415 East Moody avenue, with Rev. O. J. Williamson, his pastor, in charge. Interment will be made in Oak Park Cemetery.

Note: Son is James Ramsey Frew b. 12/23/1895 Newspaper obit has a photo of Mr. Frew

James K. Frew d. Jun 1913 Lisbon, OH

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 7:56:05 GMT

NEW CASTLE HERALD: June 16, 1913 p.10
JAMES K. FREW
James K. Frew, a native of Lawrence county and formerly in business in New Castle, where he had many friends and several relatives, passed away yesterday at his home in Lisbon, Ohio at the age of 81 years.
Mr. Frew was born in Slipperyrock township and spent his boyhood days in that section. He conducted stores in Princeton and Newport and at one time was associated with George Henderson, they conducting a general store here.
Many years ago he moved to Lisbon where he founded and became owner and editor of the New Lisbon Journal, retiring after 30 years in the editorial chair.
Besides the son already mentioned, he is survived by another son, J. Pressley Frew, of Lisbon, also two daughters, Miss Florence and Nancy Frew, living at home; David W. Frew of Santiago (San Diego) Cal., and Albert F. Frew of this city are brothers and Mrs. James Wilson of North Beaver township and Mrs. James A. Gardner of New Castle are sisters. The latter was with her brother at the time of his passing away.

Note: His wife was Elizabeth Ann Gardner 1833-1880; the other son, David H. b. 1859

James K. Frew d. Jun 1913 Lisbon, OH

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 7:54:32 GMT

NEW CASTLE HERALD: June 16, 1913 p.10
JAMES K. FREW
James K. Frew, a native of Lawrence county and formerly in business in New Castle, where he had many friends and several relatives, passed away yesterday at his home in Lisbon, Ohio at the age of 81 years.
Mr. Frew was born in Slipperyrock township and spent his boyhood days in that section. He conducted stores in Princeton and Newport and at one time was associated with George Henderson, they conducting a general store here.
Many years ago he moved to Lisbon where he founded and became owner and editor of the New Lisbon Journal, retiring after 30 years in the editorial chair.
Besides the son already mentionsed, he is survived by another son, J. Pressley Frew, of Lisbon, also two daughters, Miss Florence and Nancy Frew, living at home, David W. Frew of Santiago (San Diego) Cal., and Albert F. Frew of this city are brothers and Mrs. James Wilson of North Beaver township and Mrs. James A. Gardner of New Castle are sisters. The latter was with her brother at the time of his passing away.

Note: His wife was Elizabeth Ann Gardner 1833-1880; the other son, David H. b. 1859

Philip Frew d. Nov. 1912 Princeton, Lawrence Co. PA

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 7:44:41 GMT

NEW CASTLE NEWS: Nov. 21, 1912 p.12
PHILIP FREW
Philip Frew, a veteran of the Civil war, and one of the county's best known men, died at his home in Slipperyrock township, not far from Princeton, at 10:30 o'clock Thursday morning. While he had been in failing health for some time, his last illness was of but two or three weeks duration, and his death was rather unexpected. He would have been 70 years of age on his next birthday.
Mr. Frew had spent his entire life on the old homestead farm, where his death occurred. He wa a successful farmer, and was one of the leading men of the community. He attended the Oak Grove UP church.
Surviving him are his wife and five children, Mrs. Charles McFarland, Mrs. Herman Hogue, Miss Ruth, Miss Margaret, and David Frew, at home. He leaves also two sisters and three brothers who are Mrs. Jas. A. Gardner of this city, Mrs Melissa Wilson, who resides near Enon Valley, D. W. Frew of San Diego, Cal. A. F. Frew of this city, and James K. Frew of Lisbon O.
In the war, he was a member of Company E, of the 188th regiment, going out in the spring of '64 and serving until the close of the war.
Arrangements for the funeral have not been completed.

William M. Frew d. Feb. 1912 Grove City, Mercer Co. PA

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 7:36:32 GMT

NEW CASTLE NEWS Feb. 14, 1912 p.4
WILLIAM M. FREW
William M. Frew died at his home in Grove City at 7:30 o'clock this morning, after an extended illness with Bright's disease. He was 68 years of age and was one of the best known men in Grove City, having been proprietor of a general store in that city for many years. At the time of his death he was proprietor of two stores in the Mercer county town. For many years he was proprietor of a general store at Princeton, but has been in Grove City for the past 30 or 35 years. he was a member of the One Hundred Eighty-Eighth Pennsylvania Infantry during the Civil war and was in a number of the most important engagements of the war. He has also been a justice of the peace and notary public for many years, and at one time was a candidate for state senator on the Democratic ticket. He has also been prominent in a number of campaigns in his home county.
For many years he has been an elder in the United Presbyterian church at Grove City. Surviving him are his wife, and eight children, Mrs. Edward Dale, Mrs. James Amberson, Nancy, Alice, Wilda, John, Edgar and James. Albert Frew of New Castle is a brother and Mrs. James A. Gardner of New Castle as sister of the deceased, while a number of other brothers and sisters survive as follows: Mrs. James Wilson of North Beaver township, James K. Frew of Lisbon OH, D. W. Frew of San Diego, California, and Philip Frew of Slippery Rock township, Lawrence county. Funeral services will be held at Grove City on Friday afternoon, and interment will be made at Grove City.

Note: His widow was Anna Margaret Aiken 1853-1936

Christina Frew Weller d. Jun 1911 New Castle, Lawrence Co. PA

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 7:23:34 GMT

NEW CASTLE NEWS June 29, 1911 p.4
WIFE AND BROTHER DIE WITHIN 2 DAYS
Sad Bereavement of Charles C. Weller of Shenango Township
Mrs. Chrissie E. Weller, wife of Charles C. Weller, died at the family residence in Shenango township Wednesday evening, after an illness of nearly a year. Her death comes as a second severe blow to her husband whose brother, Frank L. Weller was buried in Hermon cemetery yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Weller's death is unusual as the farm on which she died was settled in 1812, and hers is the first death that has ever occurred on it, although several large families have be reared on this farm.
She was 62 years, 8 months and 8 days of age and had been suffering from a complication of diseases for a long time. She had lived in this county all her life and was a daughter of Murray and Jane Frew, prominent among Lawrence county's residents for many years. The deceased was a member of the Hermon Presyterian church and was a woman of many fine traits.
Surviving are her husband and three sons, J. A. Weller of North Beaver township, George Weller of Van Buren, MO, and Norman Weller at home; aslo six daughters, Mrs. E. M. Hewitt of Youngstown, OH, Mrs. J. A. Stunkard of Hickory township, Mrs. A. A. White of this city, Miss Effie at home, Miss Mary at home and Miss Josephine, a professional nurse in Philadelphia. Three sisters and one brother survive her. They are Miss Jane Frew of Princeton, Miss Ella of this city, and Mrs. D. S. McCaslin of this city and James H. Frew of Slippery Rock.
The funeral services will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock at the family residence, and interment will be made in Hermon cemetery. Friends of the family are asked to omit flowers.

NOTE: Murray and Nancy Jane Dinsmore Frew were her parents

Thomas Wilson Frew d. Feb. 1910 New Castle, Lawrence Co. PA

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 7:10:27 GMT

NEW CASTLE HERALD Feb. 4, 1910
WILSON FREW: LIFELONG RESIDENT OF THIS COUNTY DIED TODAY ON THE FARM WHERE BORN
Wilson Frew, a lifelong resident of this county, and a man widely known, died this morning upon the farm where he was born. He was 79 years of age and belonged to an old and respected family.
He had been ill from pneumonia for some time, but dissolution resulted from heart failure. He was never married and is survived by these brothers and sisters: A. F. Frew and Mrs. James A. Gardner, of this city; Phillip Frew, at whose home he died; William Frew of Grove City, Mrs. James Wilson of North Beaver township, David and James Frew who reside in the west.

Elizabeth Frew McMillen d. July 1907 New Castle, Lawrence Co. PA

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 7:03:09 GMT

NEW CASTLE NEWS: July 5/9 1907 p.1
MRS. M'MILLEN PASSES AWAY
A Beautiful Ending Thursday Night to a Well-Spent Life---Husband Died 12 Years Ago
At 11 o'clock Thursday night the angel of death came to claim the spirit of Mrs. Elizabeth McMillen, widow of the late James McMillen at her home, 34 Court street. A singular coincidence is the fact that her death came just twelve years after that of her husband.
At 2 o'clock on the morning of July 5, 1895, Mr. McMillen passed away, and at 11 last night, or lacking just 3 hours of being exactly 12 years later, his aged helpmeet breathed her last.
Her death was, primarily, the result of the infirmities of age, and from such ailments she had been suffering for the past two months. About four weeks ago, she fell and dislocated her shoulder, which, in her weakened condition, perhaps hastened the end. Her death was particularly beautiful and peaceful. Surrounded by loved ones, she passed to her long sleep. The last words she spoke were to repeat part of the 23rd Psalm.
Mrs. McMilen was one of the oldest, and most highly esteemed woman of the city. She was born in Slipperyrock township, and had bee a lifelong resident of Lawrence county. She was 85 years, 5 months and 25 days old. Her father, James Frew, was one of the early settlers of Slipperyrock township, and at her home in that township she resided for many years. She had nine brothers and sisters, all of whom had preceded her in death.
Since girlhood, Mrs. McMillen had been a devout member of the United Presbyterian faith. A woman of ready sympathies, warm and loving disposition and charitable nature, she numbered among her friends both old and young, setting an example of earnest Christian character to all. As mother, wife, and friend she ..... well, and her death comes as the close to a long life, filled with deeds of charity and kindness.
She leaves to mourn her loss, two sons, J. Milt McMillen, and Edward A. McMillen with whom she made her home for a number of years. Both resided in this city. Two other children died in childhood.
Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the late residence and the interment will be in Oak Park Cemetery.

Edna Frew m James Rhodes Feb. 1907 New Castle, Lawrence Co. PA

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 6:46:45 GMT

NEW CASTLE NEWS: Feb. 1, 1907
QUIET WEDDING AT PARSONAGE
Miss Edna Frew and Attorney James W. Rhodes Were Quietly Married Thursday
Interesting news of a marital nature which comes as a suprise to their many friends throughout the city, is that bearing details of the marriage of Miss Edna Frew of Pittsburg street, and Attorney James W. Rhodes of the same street.
The ceremony, which was marked with simplicity, was performed at the home of Rev. Andrew Magill, pastor of the Second United Presbyterian church, and the hour was 6 o'clock.
The bride was gowned in a suit of blue, smartly fashioned, with hat and gloves of a like tint, and the happy couple were unattended. Following the ceremony they went to the home of the bride's parents where an elaborate wedding supper was served.
They will dispense with the customary wedding trip for the present and have gone to housekeeping in their newly furnished home on Pittsburg street. Miss Frew is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Frew of Pittsburg street, is a sweet and attractive young lady, who by her sweet and attractive ways and gracious manner has hosts of friends who will read this announcement with much pleasure. She is well known and popular with a large circle of acquaintances.
Mr. Rhodes, who is a prominent young attorney of this city, has won many warm friends by his sterling qualities and has been a resident of this city for a number of years, coming here from the vicinity of Wampum where his parents reside.
He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Rhodes of Wampum, and is a graduate of Slippery Rock State Normal School, Grove City College and the University of Pennsylvania.

Mrs. Nancy Frew d.Feb. 1903 New Castle, Lawrence Co. PA

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 6:34:25 GMT

NEW CASTLE NEWS: Feb. 2, 1903 p.3
MRS. NANCY FREW
Mrs. Nancy Frew, one of the oldest residents of the county, passed to her eternal reward Saturday afternoon about 3 o'clock, her death occuring at the home of her son, J. H. Frew of Slipperyrock township, where she had made her home. Mrs. Frew, who was the widow of the late Murray Frew, was 81 years of age.
Her maiden name was Nancy Dinsmore and she was born in Shenango twonship, being a member of one of the oldest families in the county. Her entire life was spent in the vicinity near the place of her birth, and she was widely known throughout that vicinity as a woman of high character and broad sympathies for all.
From early life she had been a member of the Center United Presbyterian church and was one of the most active adherents until the infirmities of years prevented as close attendance as formerly. Her marriage to Murray Frew occurred over half a century ago and their life together was of the happiest until his death occurred 12 years ago.
Mrs. Frew is survived by seven children, J. H. Frew, Mrs. R. W. Brandon of Ray street, Mrs. John Shaffer, Mrs. Scott McCaslin, Mrs. Charles Weller and the Misses Jane and Ellen who reside at home. SHe also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Henry Wilkinson and Miss Christina Dinsmore.
Mrs. Frew was a woman who was most highly respected not only for her high character and unswerving fidelity to principle, but also for her kindness of heart and the interest and sympathy she displayed in the welfare of her friends and neighbors who will long mourn her departure from the scenes of this life.
The funeral services were held Monday at 12 o'clock from the Center United Presbyterian church and the interment was at the Center cemetery.
Coaches from Luttons.

Nancy J. Frew Book d. Sep. 1900 New Castle, Lawrence Co. PA

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 6:20:54 GMT

NEW CASTLE NEWS: Sep. 10, 1900 p.1
A GOOD WOMAN IS CALLED HOME
Mrs. Nancy J. Book Passes Away Saturday in Shenango Township
Mrs. Nancy J. Book, a venerable and much beloved lady of Shenango township, departed this life on Saturday, quietly and peacefully entering into rest after a long and distressing illness. The malady which caused her death made its appearance three years ago, but her condition was not serious until last April.
Mrs. Book was the wife of Nathan Book, one of Shenango township's old and most respected residents. Her maiden name was Nancy Frew, and she was born in Slipperyrock township. Her parents died during her infancy. In last March, Mr. and Mrs. Book, surrounded by children and grandchildren, happily celebrated the 50th anniversary of their wedding.
The departed lady was the mother of 12 children, ten of whom are living. Mrs. Jane Mayne, a daughter, died four years ago. Another daughter was called home in infancy. The surviving children are James Book of Shenango twonship; Mrs. Caroline Bennett, of Harrison street, this city; Eli S. Book, now in Washington; Thomas A. Book of Ray street; Mrs. Emma Dean of Pittsburg street; Frank L. Book of Crawford avenue; Mrs. Ida Carruthers of Shenango township; Floyd and Frew Book of Pittsburg street, and Milton Book of Shenango township.
Mrs. Book had, since her girlhood, been an earnest Christian, and at the time of her death was a member of the First United Presbyterian church of New Castle. She was a faithful and loving wife and an affectionate and thoughtful mother, and the loss to her husband and children is heavy.
The funeral services took place on Monday afternoon at the family residence and were followed by interment at Oak Park Cemetery.
Carriages were from the..................

Rosanna Frew Randolph d. 1899 Princeton, Lawrence Co. PA

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 6:04:50 GMT

NEW CASTLE NEWS: JULY 27, 1899
---Mrs Rosanna Frew, widow of the late John Randolph, died in Princeton on Thursday, the 13th at the home of her adopted daughter Mrs. James Law. Mrs. Randolph was the oldest resident of the county, being almost 86 years old. A Princeton correspondent says: "Sixty years of her life were spent here and for the last 30 years she resided in the house in which she died. The Frews came originally from Ireland and settled in Maryland, but about the year 1800, two brothers, James and John Frew, came out to Western Pennsylvania and took up their residence in what is now Slipperyrock township. John, Mrs. Randolph's father, settled on the farm now owned by his grandson, J. H. Frew, and about the year 1801, he married a Miss Hammile, a country woman of his own. To them was born seven children. Alexander, who was the first white child born in Slipperyrock township; Robert, John, Eliza, Rosanna, Mrs. Randolph, Hugh and Murray. Grandfather Frew bought 200 acres of land in this immediate vicinity which he divided between his three children, Alexander, Hugh, and Rosanna. John Mershimer lives on Alexander's farm. Thomas Myers owns Hugh's and Princeton stands on Rosanna's share. John Randolph married Rosanna Frew in the year 1833 and after two or three years residence near Yellow Creek in Butler county, they came to live here. At that time there was but one house within the village limits---a house known as the Cowden house, which was destroyed a few years since by fire---in it they resided 30 years. John Randolph conceived the idea of making a town here so he secured a plot and had it laid out in lots and he called his town Princeton, in honor of Princeton, NJ from whence the Randolphs came. Thus Mrs. Randolph's life is closely identified with the history of this village, for before it existed, she was here.
While she was denied children of her own, yet the motherly instinct was strong in her and she seems to have had one and another to care for and mother during many of the years of her married life. The first child of her adoption was Robert Drake, who married and again she cared for his motherless child until it died. Then from six months old she was mother to Terzah Randolph, Mrs. James Law, who filled a daughter's place and cared for her in her declining years. The century was but 13 years old when Mrs. Randolph's eyes first opened to the light. Looking back over these years of her life time what changes, what revelations have taken place in the world's history---how the world has advanced---old things have passed away and are being forgotten and new things are taking their places every day. To one, who stood by her bedside during the few moments when the heaving breast and labored breathing told that the King of Terrors was laying his icy clutch upon the slowly beating heart, when the long 86 years were dwindling down till only a few seconds remained, to this one came the thought of all that had transpired during the life now closing---the thought that the longest life must end, the thought that death is certainly waiting somewhere for each one and whether prepared or not each one must sooner or later appear before the bar of God to answer for the deeds done in the body.

Note: John Frew 1770-1853 married abt. 1800 Margaret Hamill 1774-1821. John Randolph 1814-1883 s/o Job & Sarah Randolph

Narcissa Frew d. 1899 New Castle, Lawrence Co. PA

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 5:38:28 GMT

NEW CASTLE NEWS June 6, 1899
DIED: On June 1, 1899, Mrs. Narcissa Frew, wife of the late Thomas Frew of Slipperyrock township, aged 79 years.

Alexander Frew d. 1895 New Castle, Lawrence Co.PA

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 5:20:55 GMT

NEW CASTLE NEWS FEB. 11, 1895
A PIONEER DEAD: Alexander Frew Passes Away at the Advanced Age of Ninety-three Years.
Of Lawrence County and Lately Resided in Hickory Township
Alexander Frew died Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Margaret Campbell, McCaslin postoffice, aged 93 years. His father, John Frew, was one of the first settlers of Lawrence county, arriving here from Ireland between the years of 1790 to 1800. Alexander Frew was born soon after his father's settlement here in Slipperyrock township where he has always resided until the past five years, when he went to live after the death of his wife, with his daughter. He leaves a sister, Mrs. Rosa A. Randolph, widow of John Randolph, one of the first commissioners of this county, who resides near Princeton. There are three brothers and one sister who are dead. Mr. Frew was married twice, and his last wife died a few years ago. He leaves a son, Robert Y. Frew, a carpenter, located in Monmouth, Ill., who arrived here this morning; also a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Campbell, widow of John Campbell, at which place he died. The deceased was a prominent farmer and had accumulated considerable property. He was a member of the Neshannock United Presbyterian church and was always in attendance, taking a very active interest in it's affairs. He was a good Christian worker and had a pleasant disposition, which won for him many friends, who will mourn his loss. His health was vigorous, and only a few months ago he was in the city. Funeral services Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Margaret Campbell, Hickory township. Interment at Mountville (Presbyterian church cemetery), Perry township.
Carriages leave Dunn, Buffinger, Rice & Frew's at eight a.m.

Note: His grandfather, Alexander Frew, fought in the Revolutionary War. The arrival of the family to (then Beaver Co.) Lawrence Co. PA area was at the date given because this area wasn't open for settlement till 1796.
Alexander (Rev. War) and his wife Ann are buried at Slippery Rock Presbyterian church just north of Ellwood City, PA.

Alexander Frew d. 1895 New Castle, Lawrence Co.PA

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 5:18:37 GMT

NEW CASTLE NEWS FEB. 11, 1895
A PIONEER DEAD: Alexander Frew Passes Away at the Advanced Age of Ninety-three Years.
Of Lawrence County and Lately Resided in Hickory Township
Alexander Frew died Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Margaret Campbell, McCaslin postoffice, aged 93 years. His father, John Frew, was one of the first settlers of Lawrence county, arriving here from Ireland between the years of 1790 to 1800. Alexander Frew was born soon after his father's settlement here in Slipperyrock township where he has always resided until the past five years, when he went to live after the death of his wife, with is daughter. He lives a sister, Mrs. Rosa A. Randolph, widow of John Randolph, one of the first commissioners of this county, who resides near Princeton. There are three brother and one sister who are dead. Mr. Frew was married twice, and his last wife died a few years ago. He leaves a son, Robert Y. Frew, a carpenter, located in Monmouth, Ill., who arrived here this morning; also a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Campbell, widow of John Campbell, at which place he died. The deceased was a prominent farmer and had accumulated considerable property. He was amember of the Neshannock United Presbyterian church and was always in attendance, taking a very active interest in it's affairs. He was a good Christian worker and had a pleasant disposition, which won for him many friends, who will mourn his loss. His health was vigorous, and only a few months ago he was in the city. Funeral services Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Margaret Campbell, Hickory township. Interment at Mountville (Presbyterian church cemetery), Perry township.
Carriages leave Dunn, Buffinger, Rice & Frew's at eight a.m.

Note: His grandfather, Alexander Frew, fought in the Revolutionary War. The arrival of the family to (then Beaver Co.) Lawrence Co. PA area was at the date given because that area wasn't open for settlement till 1796.
Alexander (Rev. War) and his wife Ann are buried at Slippery Rock Presbyterian church just north of Ellwood City, PA.

Philip Frew d. 1893 in IL

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 5:03:11 GMT

NEW CASTLE NEWS July 12, 1893
A Former New Castle Citizen Passes Away at His Son's Home.
J. H. Frew, of this city, has received a telegram announcing the death of his grandfather, Philip Frew, for many years a citizen of New Castle, and formerly owner of Frew's Mills East of this city. Mr. Frew died at the residence of his son, in Merphysboro, Ill., where he has been for about two years. He was 73 years of age and the immediate cause of his death was heart trouble.
Mr. Frew was well known in the eastern part of the county, as well as in the city and enjoyed the respect and esteem of all.

Tirza Jane (Frew) Stewart d. Nov. 1890 New Castle, Lawrence Co. PA

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 4:57:37 GMT

NEW CASTLE NEWS NOV. 17, 1890 p.4
Death of Mrs. J. A. Stewart
After a lingering illness, Mrs. Tirza Jane Stewart, wife of J. A. Stewart, the well-known coal-dealer, died at 9:35 o'clock Monday morning. Funeral Wednesday from the family residence, 75 Spruce street. The deceased was a native of Shenango township and was 29 years old. She has been afflicted with consumption. Mrs. Stewart beside her husband, leaves four small children, the youngest only a week old, to mourn her loss.

Murray Frew d. July 1889 New Castle, Lawrence Co. PA

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 4:52:50 GMT

LAWRENCE GUARDIAN July 11, 1889 p.1
Murray Frew, an old and respected resident of Slipperyrock township, who was seized with a stroke of apoplexy on June 18, died Tuesday, July 2. The deceased was 71 years of age. He was the father of seven children. The funeral took place on the 4th inst., the remains being interred at Center Church.

Jane Frew d. 1882 New Castle, PA

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 4:48:21 GMT

NEW CASTLE NEWS DEC. 20, 1882
Death of Mrs. Philip Frew
Mrs. Jane Frew, wife of Mr. Philip Frew, died at 6 o'clock this morning after a lingering illness of inflammation of the stomach. The deceased was born in Shenango township in 1823 and has resided in this county ever since. In 1842 she was married to Mr. Philip Frew, who survives her and who with four sons and one daughter, Mrs. John Stewart, of Shenango township, mourn the loss of a true and faithful wife and a kind and loving mother. The deceased was for years a consistent member of the United Presbyterian church. The funeral service will take place tomorrow at 12 o'clock and the remains will be interred in the Center church cemetery.

Tirzah J. Frew m John A. Stewart 1881

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 4:42:43 GMT

NEW CASTLE NEWS 30 NOV. 1881
STEWART-FREW November 23, 1881 at the residence of Mr. John Stewart of Shenango Twp. by Rev. H. Henderson, Mr. John A. Stewart and Miss Tirzah J. Frew

New Castle, Lawrence Co. PA

Tirzah J. Frew m John A. Stewart 1881

JayneBeech — 2 Apr 2007 4:42:23 GMT

Jean Frew born 1894 Stevenson, Scotland

Ed MacDonald — 16 Jul 2000 8:22:53 GMT

Looking for any information

Update ON FREW Family

Joy(FREW)Roy — 6 Apr 2000 2:24:02 GMT

Hamilton Frew married Louisa White on June 3 -1862 in St Quivox they had 6 children one of which is my grandfather Andre Fisher Frew He was born July 20th -1879 He had a brother named Hamilton who may have settled in OHIO he also had 4 sisters Meg-Betsy-Sally-and Agnes.He also had a cousin who lived at #6 Ardlui her name was Ruth Gardner

James Frew of Lonaconing, MD

V C Everette — 3 Aug 2006 7:05:40 GMT

James Frew was born in Scotland in 1835; he immigrated to America, settled in Lonaconing (Allegany County) MD, and married Elizabeth Thompson. They had 8 children (James, Robert, David, Janette, Annie, John, Mary, Adam). Sometime after the 1880 census, most of the family moved to southwestern PA. James, Elizabeth, David (unmarked), John, and Adam are buried in Belle Vernon Cemetery; James (son) and Mary (Steinbaugh) are buried in Monongahela Cemetery.

I have 3 questions--
Where in Scotland did James come from?
Did he come alone or with family?
Why did they move to Pennsylvania?

Forrest Frew of Perth SCT m. Margaret Inglis of Fife SCT 1799

Evelyn — 20 May 2004 10:42:25 GMT

In searching for my relations, I wonder if anyone has a connection with FORREST FREW and his wife MARGARET INGLIS. who were married in Aberdour, Fife, in 1799

Their children were possibly WILLIAM, JANET and JOHN FREW.(1800s?)

William Frew married his cousin JEAN INGLIS (daughter of his mother,Margaret's brother DAVID INGLIS)

William's family, I think were JOHN and FORREST FREW born around the 1860s.

It is possible some of the Frew family went to Canada, but I know there was a Rev.Frew in Scotland and a Mrs Mc/MacNEIL in Perth who were connected too!

Can anybody help me find present day relations?

Frew, Herbert F. (OBIT PA 1-25-2005)

myobituarysite — 25 Feb 2005 1:21:24 GMT

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 1-25-2005
Deceased: Frew, Herbert F. (OBIT PA 1-25-2005)
Age: 86
Last Address: Monessen, PA
Death date: 1-23-2005
Birth date: 6-24-1918
Birth place: Monessen, PA

For a copy of full obit send email to:
rbenjamin@qis.net

No relation to the deceased

James Frew & John/Mary Steinbaugh of Charleroi, PA

V C Everette — 3 Aug 2006 7:10:07 GMT

Looking for descendants of James/Minnie Frew and John/Mary Steinbaugh. James & Mary's brother David was my great-great grandfather. Would love to close some gaps.

Would also love to know if anyone knows anything about their brother Robert (b.1859) or sister Janette (b. 1866)--both born during a sojourn to California to look for gold.

Janet Frew McConnachy of Scotland

Bonnie Headley — 2 Jul 2006 7:23:26 GMT

I am looking for information on Janet Frew from ( I believe) Rothesay Bute Scotland. She married John McConnachy or McConnochy in about 1770. They had a daughter named Margaret McConnachy.

Still looking for decendantsof Hamilton Frew

Melanie — 3 Feb 2001 11:37:43 GMT

I'm trying to help my Grandfather locate decendents of his Grandfather.. dont have alot of info but this is what we have...

Hamilton Frew was from St. Quivox, Ayr, Scotland he married a Louisa White on June 3rd,1862 in St.Quivox,Ayr,Scotland, they had 6 children 2 boys.. Hamilton and Andrew and 4 girls Meg,Sally,Betsy and Agnes..

We do know that Andrew Frew (whos middle name is Fisher) was born July 20,1879 at St.Quivox,Ayr,Scotland. he came to America around 1896 we dont know where he went first but we do know that he settled in Newburgh, NY, and married a Mae peck.. They had 8 children 3 boys, George, William and Thomas and 5 girls, Theresa,Helen,Peggy,Mae,and Jean...

Thomas is my Grandfather he is the one looking for any information you might have.

Also My granfather thinks as far as he knows.. Hamilton Frew (his Grandfather) was a part of the "Frasher- Fraisher (spelling??) clan.

Frew Marriage

CarmelDickson45 — 23 May 2006 12:23:20 GMT

looking for a marriage for Eliza Frew or true to William Carter around 1833 Could be Middlesex or London at a full stop. Carmel Dickson.

John Frew m. Jane/Jean Clotworthy 1846 Dalry, Ayrshire

C Jardine — 11 Nov 2000 7:27:02 GMT

I am descended from John F. Frew (b.Jun 1826), son of James Frew (b.Feb 1782) and Janet Williams (b. Aug 1790) from Ayrshire, Scotland. John F. married Jane or Jean Clotworthy who came to Scotland from Ireland. They had children named James, Janet, Thomas, Mary, William, Emily, Joseph, Hyrum, and Margaret.

Would like to contact anyone with ties to these Frews. Thanks.

William Frew (b.1815) & Margaret Fulton OR Dickie

Lee Hornby — 27 Oct 2005 10:00:10 GMT

Can anyone clarify who the parents of William Frew (b.1815 Stevenston, d.1891 Horsham Australia) are?

William married Margaret Fulton or Dickie in 1837, and arrived in Australia in 1853.

Possibly William Frew (b.1775) and Isabella Robertson, or James Frew (b.1782) and Janet Williams?

Any information would be greatly appreciated!
Lee

Frews of Carriden Scotland

CTedja — 30 Apr 2003 4:52:06 GMT

My 5xgreat-grandfather was David Frew b 1734 m Elizabeth Slosh b 1738. They were both born in Carriden West Lothian Scotland. I know of 2 children - Agnes and Elizabeth b 8/4/1771 m Robert Heeps in Carriden 15/6/1789
Would be glad of contact if these are your Frews.

Frews in Pgh

carolbroderick — 31 Jul 2001 2:54:34 GMT

I have an Anna Rebecca Bruce (1866-1927) who married a Frew but have no idea who. I also have a post card sent to my grandfather from a Mabel Frew dated 1916 from Pgh, PA. I suspect that Mabel is a daughter of Anna Rebecca but need husbands name. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Lily Frew from Ayrshire,South Leith to Canada also decended from Hamilton Frew

irene — 24 Jan 2006 12:14:08 GMT

I am looking for the family of Lily Frew. She went to Canada with her mother and brother Daniel in the 1920's. I think her mother was Isabella {Gourley}Frew but remarried and became Birch. Lily also had a brother Andrew but I think he died when he was young. Lily married but I do not know her married name. All I do know is that she had, I think, a son named Edwin.This Lily is also decended from Hamilton Frew from St. Quivox Ayrshire.

John Frew, born County Antrim, emigrated to New Zealand

gamble20 — 17 Jun 2002 2:24:09 GMT

John Frew was born 1838 County Antrim, Ireland, emigrated to New Zealand before 1865, married Caroline Sophia Evans 1865 at Rangiora, New Zealand died 1895. Mother - Ellen McKeown, father Samuel Frew. Any information on this line would be of interest, i.e brothers and sisters, etc.

LINDA FREW

rita savoury — 25 Oct 2005 9:39:40 GMT

HI,I AM LOOKING FOR A LINDA FREW,,WHO WAS BORN ON 25/11/1954,,AND LIVED IN ROSYTH,FIFE,,IF YOU KNOW OF HER PLEASE COULD YOU CONTACT ME,THANKS

Frews of Glasgow abt 1690 -present

SIUSAIDH — 2 Jan 2006 5:13:30 GMT

FREW of SCOTLAND..1. THOMAS FREW marr. MARGARET STEWART 22 Sep 1690, in Glasgow, Scotland. Family was known as the Sheepford Lock Frew's. 3. THOMAS FREW mar. REBECCA REID
4. WILLIAM FREW mar JANET AIRY...5 BARBARA FEW mar. DAVID BEVERIDGE 1846..
6. THOMAS... JOHN... 5. JAMES FREW marr. JEAN ADAMS 1843...6. ISABELLA, JANET, THOMAS FREW....5. JEAN FREW mar. JOHN MARSHALL...5. JOHN FREW marr. BELL KIRKWOOD 1845...6. JANET FREW...5. REBECCA FREW mar. WILLIAM BURNETT...5. ROBERT FREW...5. THOMAS FREW mar. MARGARET NEILSON...6. THOMAS FREW mar. LAVINIA IRWIN ...7. THOMAS HENDERSON... WILLIAM... MARGARET... MARY STUART... JOHN CLYDE... GEORGE, JAMES HENRY... ANDREW... IRWIN... ROBERT LESLIE.. .6. JOHN FREW B. 1845...6. JAMES FREW B. OCT 1848 mar. JANET ROBERTSON 05 MAY 1872...7. THOMAS b.1873 d.1882, JEAN b 1874 d. 1882, JOHN b. 1875 d.1882, MARGARET STWEART b.1877 mar. ROBERT MARLEY...8. LESTER, BERNICE, ROBERTA, FLORA, ELEANOR...7. JAMES R FREW b. 1885
mar. MOLLIE FREW ....7 JULIA AGNES b. 1887 d 12 Apr 1968 mar. WILLIAM CARSE...8. CLAYTON CARSE...7. GEORGE ALEXANDER FREW b. 05 NOV 1889 d. 21 NOV 1938 mar. 10 Aug 1913 ELLEN ADA SCHOFIELD b. 03 Feb 1893 England d. 08 Apr 1989....8. JANET ELLEN... DORIS ELIZABETH (BETTY)... MARGARET ANNA... RUTH ADA... MARY JANE... WILLIAM DOUGLAS... JULIA EDITH... GEORGE ALEXANDER JR.... JAMES GORDON. In honor of my GAunt Margaret Anna Frew Lindenmayer Delorenzo Zimmer who is at this moment hanging on to life, I would hope I can find her family. The Frews who left Scotland in the 1890s and later, and the Frews who came to Illinois. shoffman @ monumental.com

Farris and Gordon Frew Photo

Becky Vincent — 14 Oct 2005 2:38:32 GMT

I have a photo, circa 1900, of Farris and Gordon Frew, from J. Macafee, Atkinson, Ill. Farris is in a ruffled "dress", similar to a christening gown, but appears to be about 6 to 12 months old. Gordon, has shoulder length curls, and is dressed in a dark suit, with a light colored tie. He also has black laced, high top shoes.

It was one of many in a box of memoribilia which belonged to my grandmother, Clara Drusilla Finkle Boggs. The box was left with a friend for my father, when my grandmother went to a nursing home shortly before her death in 1958. She died in Galva, Illinois, although she actually resided in Lafayette, Ill. My father passed away about a year later. I obtained the box from the Lafayette Historical society.

Most of the photos have been identified by other family members, but Farris and Gordon remain a mystery. They may connect on my Boggs side, but also into part of my grandmother's family. Her father was Thomas J. Finkle, a miller born in NY state. Her mother was Rebecca Carlton Sadlier, also from New York.

I would be happy to share these little boys with anyone who knows who they are.

Thanks,
Becky Boggs Vincent

Frew ancestors

JaneSemsey62 — 19 May 2002 2:49:25 GMT

I am searching for information about the Frew family of Western Pa. My grandmother was a Frew, the daughter of Alexander Frew. She had three sisters, Bessie, Sarah, and Margaret. Also two brothers that I know of, Charles and Alexander. They lived around beaver, Allegheny and Lawrence counties. Since I am new to this any help would be appreciated. I keep finding a number of Alexander Frew listings on the internet and am confused.

Frew, McCully, McCullough - all from Ireland

Deb Logan — 13 Aug 2005 10:31:18 GMT

looking for descendants of Samuel Frew who married Elizabeth McCully - both born about 1800. They lived in the East Ward of Pittsburgh, later in the 4th and 5th wards in 1850s.
Also looking for children of Jeremiah Frew and Elizabeth McCullough - both from Ireland. They lived in the 5th ward of Pittsburgh in 1850. They had Alex, Benjamin, Brice, David, Eliza.
Neighbors of Samuel Frew were Robert J. McCully, Catherine McCully, Mathilda Logan. Jane McCully married John Logan.

FREW-SCHOFIELD family REUNION, June 24-25 2006

Susan Burgess-Hoffman — 3 Jul 2005 8:14:43 GMT

Families of George Alexander FREW and Ellen Ada SCHOFIELD, their parents families and their descendants are invited to a family reunion June 24-25 2006 in Williamsburg, VA. Please email me for more information.

Frews in Swallow Hall and Coatdyke, Old Monkland (late 18C - early 19C)

Amelia Campbell — 2 Apr 2001 12:00:00 GMT

Hi all.

I would like to find out more about this family:

1. James Frew
- married ?
- children: Thomas (b1776), Jane (b1778), James (b1780), ARCHIBALD (b1782) : all born in Swallow Hall, Old Monkland. George (b 1784 in Gateside, Old Monkland)

2. Archibald Frew, coal master
- born: May 27 1782 in Swallow Hall
- married: Isobel/Elizbeth Topen/Toppin, 1802, Coatdyke, Old Monkland
- died in 1855 in Tradeston, Glasgow

The children of Archibald Frew and Isobel Topen were all born in Coatdyke, Old Monkland:
- Isabella Frew, b 1803 (ggg grandmother), married James Strang. Immigrated to NZ as widow with 4 children.
- James Frew, b 1804
- Fannie Frew, b 1806
- Mary Anne Frew, b 1809
- Thomas Frew, b 1811
- Archibald Frew, b 1813
- William Frew, b 1815
- Sarah Henry Frew, b 1817
- George Frew, b 1819

I look forward to any feedback!

Cheers.

Amelia
Wellington, NZ

Frews from Lanarkshire, Scotland

kcfrew — 7 Aug 2001 9:45:00 GMT

Does anyone know anything about Frews from
this part of Scotland? Found out husband's
ggfather came from Lanarkshire in 1868/69.
His name was Alexander. Thanks!
KCFrew@aol.com

James Frew Ancestery

neen29 — 14 Jan 2004 12:15:50 GMT

Hi,
My children knows nothing about their father's side of the family and would love to know. We devoriced when they were small and all the info I have and could remember [lost all in flood] is the following.
Ida ? Frew, I think; son: James Newton Frew, Sr; son [was married to] James N. Jr.
I can't remember if James Sr. had any syblings or not and not sure of what his father's name was. Theywere in Saltsburg [ again I think] , PA. The town name sounded like that anyway.
Would apprecciate any help you can give me.
Thank you very much.

Andrew /Elizabeth Frew

georgiagirl386 — 7 Mar 2005 8:52:11 GMT

Looking for any information on Andrew M. Frew and Elizabeth Wallace Frew from Alabama. Any info would be appreciated

Lancaster County, Pa. Frew families

lindazinger59 — 23 Jun 2001 2:46:27 GMT

Wish to share information on the above family from the Paradise, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania area. Contact me directly, please.

John Frew and Catherine Ann Sadler

neen291 — 21 Feb 2005 1:09:41 GMT

Hi,
Anyone have any info on these two people? The only info I have come up with is that they had a son in 1874 in PA, USA named James Marshall Frew who married a Ida May Longstreth of PA.. They in turn had a son James Newton Frew that marr. Julia Mae/May Shelton from MO. They married in PA I think. I am searching this family for the surname of Frew and also the surname of Sadler from another branch of family.
Could use and do appriiate all help offered.
Shirl

John Frew m: 1896 Mary E. Cochran b:1872

Ellie — 17 Feb 2000 10:36:17 GMT

Need info on family..Ch: Margaret b:1897 (Sylmar Calif), Josephine bn:1899 m: McKnight, div. C: Margaret A. B;1927 m: Dillon and their c: Linda b:1947, Margaret m:2. McMilen C:Michael b:1954, Michelle b:1956. Last ch: of Josephine b:1934 m: Nickleson

ANN FREW

GlennHenke51 — 30 Jun 2005 5:27:15 GMT

3, September 2002

I am looking for anyone who may be linked to ANN FREW
she married at Chillicothe, Ohio on 26, January 1813 to
JOSEPH LaVENTURE.
Joseph and Ann brought their family to Saint Louis in 1843
Joseph died in Saint Louis 15, October 1843.
Ann died in Cinn. Ohio in 1849

Any information on her family would be most welcomed.
Thanks;
Glenn

William Frew/Janet Dunn of Kilsyth

Rob Ahlschwede — 28 Jan 2005 9:01:35 GMT

I'm looking for their children. They would have been born in the 1840s, names of James, Alexander, Andrew, Helen. John and Peter came to the US in 1870s. Valleybank....

Frew - Fullarton

Cynthia Hull — 25 Dec 2004 11:42:50 GMT

I have a photo of Elizabeth Howie Frew wife of Hezekiah Arnott also his second wife Susy Wilock Fullarton.
Does anyone want a copy of the photo , I would send email. Cheers C muzz@hotkey.net.au

Helen Frew

dodson1964 — 23 Dec 2004 5:13:22 GMT

Looking for information on Helen Frew . Husband was Farquhar Tunnock. Married on Jan 07, 1842 in Kilsyth, Scotland

FREW-MD/PA

clroth — 7 Sep 2001 7:50:43 GMT

Seeking info. re: Willilam FREW b 3 Apr 1842 Scotland d 1916 Johnstown, PA m Malinda MARSHALL of MD (2) her twin sister, Matilda, children of Edward MARSHALL b 1810. Children to Wm. Malinda: Cora Ellen m Frank LAVELY; Bertha Ann d young; Malinda d young; Elsie Viola m Winton WIDMYER, Sue Ellen m William C. MOUNTAIN. Children to Wm. Matilda: Florence m DAvid HOWARD; Charles.

James/Agnes Frew

Vincent Hyland — 26 Jul 2004 10:36:01 GMT

I'm looking for info on my 4 an 5 great grandparents. Agnes Frew married James McDowell in the 1850's or 60's, and thay had a sdon named Harry.Her father's name was James, and she had siblings, I'm pretty sure. This is all I know about their family. I know that James McDowell was from Orange Co. (probably Newburgh or Goshen) but I'm not sure if that is where she was from or not. Any help would be great! Thanks!

James Frew

SBrookings — 3 Jul 2004 1:05:43 GMT

Hi all,
I am still looking for info on these men's ancestry.
James 1 was born 6Jun1907 in PA. I think his fathers name was same and his mother was Ida M. ? and was living in Saltsburg [spelling?] when she died in the late 1960's or 1970's. James 1 died in Jun 1978 in Apoolo, PA and I think he is laid to rest in Saltsburg.
His son James was born 4JUL1934 in Johnstown or Jamestown, PA.
Thamk you for your timeand help.
Shirleen neen29@juno.com

Harry Frew

margaret pawson — 14 Jun 2004 8:23:51 GMT

Looking for Harry Frew born approx 1886. Lived at Linscott Rd Clapton London in 1909. Any info would be gratefully received

Frew/Burns

furn1 — 6 Nov 2004 11:50:37 GMT

Does anyone have any info on a Mary Ann Frew b.1830 d Nov 1885 she married John Burns from Portglenore County Antrim Ireland about 1853. Mary & John had 3 children William b Auchinlech ,Mary Ann b 1863 Ayre Daly, William Stephenson b 1859.
Any info greatly appreciated

Randalstown (Ireland) FREW Family

WFrew1560 — 24 Mar 2002 3:57:27 GMT

I am seeking Frews in the U.S. or Canada who can trace their
roots back to the Randalstown area, County Antrim, Ireland.
Bill Frew in Dallas, Texas. frew@ix.netcom.com

FREW & STEELL

janicejames38 — 2 Oct 2005 5:43:57 GMT

Betty Frew , [may be Elizabeth ]married George Steell 26 jan 1793 Avondale Lanark , anyone have either of the couple in the family ,looking for parents ,birth etc
Janice
Australia

Charles B. and Fannie (Page) Frew

AnnBickle — 26 Mar 2004 2:37:04 GMT

I need any info on Charles and Fannie Frew . They were in Birmingham, Al. in 1930 Census. Also looking for Minnie (Burkhart , Page) Thornton , Fannie's mother. Also in same area. They were both born in Trenton, Dade Co. Georgia. Thanks any leads appreciated.

harry l. frew

Christine2745 — 15 Nov 2005 11:46:28 GMT

i am looking for harry l. frew's wife's name. they had a child named martha louise frew she married silas hartline. anyone with information on him i would like to have. thank you.

Frews - Ireland - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Bloom Township, Illinois

blushingbunnie — 23 Feb 2002 1:34:00 GMT

Looking for elusive Frew ancestors. My great-grandmother was Margaret "Maggie" M. Frew b. c.) 18 May 1859 in Pennsylvania m. Jefferson Mersereau Catlin 7 Oct. 1897 and then moved to Adrian, Michigan. Maggie d. 20 mar 1930 and Jeff d. 10 Apr 1928 in Adrian, Michigan. Maggie was the daughter of an Unknown Frew and Margaret (unknown). Margaret was b. c.)1818 in Ireland. Margaret was the sister-in-law to John Frew b. c.)1830 in Ireland, and sister-in-law to John and Mary (Frew) Campbell b. c.)1818 and c.)1820 in Ireland . This is very scanty and has been a trying line with no luck in birth, death and marriage records (or lack of). Thanks for any and all help.

Ancestors - Overton Ayrshire Scotland

Don Frew — 21 Nov 2003 1:17:57 GMT

Can anybody help me locate information on the family of James Frew and his wife Jane Leslie who lived in Overton near Dreghorn around 1860. His occuption was a gate keeper ?. I know they had a son Archibald b 1861who went to live in New Zealand around 1879,he married Margaret McEwan in 1881,they had a son James Archibald
b 1882.
I don't know if James & Jane had any other children but i estimate that James & Jane were born around the mid 1830s.
Any information that you may be able to provide would be most appreciated.
Regards Don Frew (Australia)

Craig/Frew?

DavidMPaterson — 6 Mar 2003 6:51:01 GMT

I'm tracing my Craig and Orr Roots back and I received the following message:-

John Craig m. Elisabeth Orr on 14JUL1837 in Kilbirnie. John is either the son of James Craig and Helen Frew of Kilbirnie(birthdate 28SEP1811) or Robert Craig and Isobel Niven of Beith(birthdate1SEP1811)
Thomas Craig was born 2JUN1838 in Dalry.
(All above in Scotland)
Anyone with any (distant) Craig connections?
John and Elizabeth emigrated to Canada 1841/2.
Thanks.
David
(Cape Breton, Canada)
dmpaterson@ns.sympatico.ca

John Frew m Margaret Stewart 1834/Ayr

Kellye Frew — 14 Aug 2001 4:46:40 GMT

Looking for info on John Frew who married Margaret
Stewart on April 13, 1834. They have several children listed,
all born in Galston.
Robert b. 1834 Christina b 1837 Alexander b 1840
Elizabeth b 1842 Christina b 1844 Alexander b 1850
Anyone familiar with this family?
Thanks, Kellye Frew

Archibald Frew m. Mary Pettegrew/New Monkland, 1846

betty0909 — 2 Jun 2004 12:55:35 GMT

I'm looking for information regarding Archibald and Mary (Pettegrew) Frew who were married in Aprill, 1846. The 1851 census has them living in New Monkland with Mary's son, James Pryde, Catherine Frew, and Helen Frew. If anyone has information on these people, please contact me.

obit for Charline I. Frew of Cheyenne, Wyoming

tigerlily =';'= — 14 Nov 2003 11:40:52 GMT

The following obit is reprinted from the Nov. 14, 2003 edition of the Wyoming Tribune-Eagle with
permission of Cheyenne Newspapers, Inc. Copyright 2003. All rights reserved.

Charline I. Frew

1925-2003

Charline I. Frew, 78, of Cheyenne, died Nov. 12 at United Medical Center-West.

She was born Feb. 21, 1925 in Nebraska.

She was chief statistician for the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

She is survived by two sons, James Frew of Cheyenne and Douglas Frew of Gig
Harbor, Wash.; and two grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Charles and Betty Bremmer; and two
sisters, Merrien Uhler and Betty Jean Lysohir.

Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Masonic Temple with the Rev. Janet
Forbes officiating.

Cremation will be at Schrader's Sunset Park Crematory. Interment will be in Fremont,
Neb.

Friends may contribute to St. Jude's Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN,
38105 or Cheyenne Shrine Club Travel Fund, P.O. Box 322, Cheyenne, WY 82003.

Note: I am of no relation, but my sympathies go out to those of you who are.
This is here as a lasting memorial for Mrs. Frew.

Frew's of Ayrshire Scotland

lnordby3826 — 27 Sep 2001 6:20:23 GMT

Looking for connections to James Frew married to Janet Yuille, Stevenston, Ayrshire Scotland 1817.
children:
Jean, 1818
Ann, 1819, (my gg grandmother,m. Alexander Love in Kilwinning, Ayrshire 1839)
David and John, twins, 1821
Joseph, abt 1822
Janet, 1824
David, 1827
Christine or Christian, 1829
Jean, 1831 and
James 1836
Any information or connection with this
this Frew family would be appreciated.
Linda...

Gladys H (Briggs) Frew obituary

dactackm — 4 Aug 2003 10:31:26 GMT

Source: Press Enterprise, Bloomsburg, PA April 11, 2003
Deceased: Frew, Gladys H (Briggs)
Age: 88
Born: Sept. 26, 1914
Birth place: Walpole, MA
Death date: April 9, 2003
Place of death: Danville, PA

For a copy of full obit send email to:
dactackm@jlink.net

No relation to the deceased

Frew in Ayrshire, Scotland

DavidMPaterson — 6 Mar 2003 6:51:01 GMT

Has anyone any information about Helen Frew of Kilbirnie(birthdate 28SEP1811)?
Thanks,
David.

Scotland Research

kcfrew — 7 Aug 2001 9:45:00 GMT

Hi, what resource have you all found to be the most
useful for getting information from Scotland? I have
traced part of my family to Lanark, Scotland but I'm not
sure where to go from there. Thanks for your help.

Isabella Frew

lidogold2 — 30 Jul 2003 9:26:59 GMT

Born abt 1818 in Scotland, and married Andrew Brownlie, 29 Aug 1840 in Avondale, Lanark, Scot. They came to Canada shortly afterwards as their first child Agnes was born 40/41. They had 9 children in the West Nissouri, Ontario area. The children are, Agnes1840, Isabella 1844 (my grandmother), Archibald 1846, James 1848, Andrew 1849, Margarette 1853, Jane 1855, Henry 1859 and Ellen 1862. I have no idea who her parents were. Also would like to know if there are descendents of the children of this marriage.

Colonel Wm. Frew - born 1820 - father Samuel Frew

Deb Logan — 29 Jun 2002 10:15:31 GMT

Colonel William Frew - my 1st cousin 4 X removed AND my second cousin 4 x removed.
He was one of the richest men in Pgh. born in Jan. 1820
married Martha Long & had one son William N. Frew.
He was the nephew of James McCully and the nephew of Mary Galt (on the Logan side) - my ggggreat-grandmother.
His uncle was James McCully, holder of many acres in Pittsburgh.

Elaine Frew (Hadley), Ohio Area

Greg Tripp — 17 Feb 2002 4:21:13 GMT

I'm searching for a Mrs. Elaine Frew of the Northfield OH, (Summit, Co) area. Her parent's names are Larkin and Myrtle Hadley both ministers in the Northfield OH Area. Mother died in 1967 and father in 1972.

Francis FREW & Mary CONWAY 1829 Ayr, Scotland

ianmal — 12 Mar 2004 12:22:40 GMT

I would like to make contact with anyone who can tell be anything about Francis FREW who married Mary CONWAY on 6th Dec 1829 in Irvine, Ayrshire, Scotland. In particular I would like to know who Francis FREW’s parents are. Francis and Mary had the following children;

Robert Frew 1830
Agnes Frew 1832
Ann Frew 1838 (Dailly)
William Frew 1850 (Barony, Lanark)
Jean Frew 1847

Frew / Rose families in Dingwall, Scotland

darwood8028 — 7 May 2002 8:50:18 GMT

Thomas Mcnaughton Frew II, b.1858 to Thomas McNaughton I and Christina Rose (m.30 JUN 1854, Avoch). May also have spelled it Thomas Macknaughton Frew. The rest of the children were Duncan John, John Rose, George Rose, William Rose, James MacDonald, Ellen May Tottenham.
Any info on their pedigree?

Frews from Airdrie, Scotland

Bill Smy — 10 Aug 2001 1:39:57 GMT

I am interested in Graham Thomson Lyall who won a Victoria Cross in France in September 1918. After the war he married a Elizabeth Moffatt Frew. She was the daughter of Alexander Frew, Provost of Airdrie, Lanarkshire, Scotland.

Does anyone have info on this family? Email me at bill_smy@yahoo.com

Arthur Frew/ Elizabeth Webster

MOM1453 — 28 Dec 2001 4:04:44 GMT

Iam researching the Webster family and would like help finding out about Elizabeth and Arthur. I know they had a daughter Lillian who married a Lowney. Thank you