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Topic: Hand drawn Brewhouse family tree era James 1 1603 (Read 23 times)

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Re: Hand drawn Brewhouse family tree era James 1 1
« Result #1 on Nov 27, 2009, 2:18pm »

Sandra,
I have had a good search around but have not found anything relating to the tree you are looking for......sorry i cant help
John

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Topic: Web Site (Read 28 times)

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Re: Web Site
« Result #2 on Nov 22, 2009, 12:14pm »

Hi All,
I have put the Brewis information on my other site now.
www.autocode.org.uk
please go there to view our site .. not all the pages are completed yet, so please be patient, but it wont be long.
speak soon
John

Births, Marriages & Deaths added for 1920 - 1929 on web site now.

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Web Site
« Result #3 on Nov 5, 2009, 9:55am »

Hi all,
For some reason i have lost my web site, why i dont know, i will be ringing BT ( British Telecom ) today to find out what the hell is going on, hope to resolve this issue very quickly or i will have to re do another site ... good job i have a saved copy.
speak soon and best regards to you all.
John

Talked to BT and they have erased my site due to a mix up ... idiots
so i am redoing it, will notify you all as soon as it is online .. thanks for your patience
John

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Topic: Researching Brewis/brewhouse surname (Read 13 times)

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Researching Brewis/brewhouse surname
« Result #4 on Oct 6, 2009, 10:44pm »

Hi,
I am currently researching Brewis /Brewhouse surname .I am researching in England and the borders of scotland and am around early 16th century . The name does go back much earlier and i have looked into earlier ones .I woud be interested to hear from any other researchers .They may PM me .

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Topic: Hand drawn Brewhouse family tree era James 1 1603 (Read 23 times)

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Hand drawn Brewhouse family tree era James 1 1603
« Result #5 on Jul 17, 2009, 10:27pm »

I am wondering if anyone has a complete image/copy of the hand drawn Brewhouse family tree starting in the period with James 1 ruling 1603 to 1625.

The first Brewhouse looks like 1706 -William Brewhouse marrying Ann Marshall at Horthorn.

It is simply beautiful with a horse, sheep, cow and dog drawn on it but I have it over two imagaes with poor lighting effecting the images so I would love to track down a complete copy if someone can help me.

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Sandra

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Topic: Brewis - Southern Sub-Species (Read 43 times)

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Re: Brewis - Southern Sub-Species
« Result #6 on Mar 5, 2009, 11:53pm »

Thanks Harvey
Good hunting....
John

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Brewis - Southern Sub-Species
« Result #7 on Feb 16, 2009, 11:41pm »

Hi

My name is Harvey Brewis

I have just discovered the two wonderful Brewis related websites and this forum.

The first thing that has struck me is that most of the Brewis clan are based in and around Newcastle, which makes spotting my ancestors on the births section very easy, as I am from down South and my immediate ancestors on my father's side were all born in Lewisham.

A relative of mine has managed to produce a fair chunk of our branch, which I will now need to retrieve from the loft. In the meantime, if anyone knows that their tree ties in to a Brewis branch in and around London/Kent, I will be happy to discuss/share information.

I look forward to corresponding with you and it is great to know that we have a presence on the web. Many congratulations to those who have made it possible.

Kind regards

Harvey Brewis.

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Topic: Brewis one name study (Read 678 times)

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« Result #8 on Nov 18, 2008, 12:47pm »

Frederick Robert Brewis

Born: November 1895, Monkwearmouth, Sunderland
Christened: 12 November 1895, All Saints, Monkwearmouth, Sunderland.
Marriage: MACKEL, Mary Ann in December 1914 in Sunderland
Died: 16 December 1915, Belgium. WW1 at age 20
Buried: Potijze Burial Ground, Leper, West-Vlanderen, Belgium.

• BMD Index No.: 10a 678, March 1896, Sunderland.

• Military Service: Private 24851 14th Bn. Durham Light Infantry, 1914-1915, Belgium.

Frederick married Mary Ann MACKEL in December 1914 in Sunderland. (Mary Ann MACKEL was born in June 1894 in Sunderland.)

Born: June 1894, Sunderland
Marriage: BREWIS, Frederick Robert in December 1914 in Sunderland

Noted events in her life were:

• BMD Index No.: 10a 682, June 1894, Sunderland.

MARY ANN MACKEL

Mary married Frederick Robert BREWIS, son of John Gray BREWIS and Ann CLEMINSON, in December 1914 in Sunderland. (Frederick Robert BREWIS was born in November 1895 in Monkwearmouth, Sunderland, christened on 12 November 1895 in All Saints, Monkwearmouth, Sunderland., died on 16 December 1915 in Belgium. WW1 and was buried in Potijze Burial Ground, Leper, West-Vlanderen, Belgium..)

Noted events in their marriage were:

• BMD Index No.: 10a 1217, December 1914, Sunderland.

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Topic: Brewis one name study (Read 678 times)

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Re: Brewis one name study
« Result #9 on Nov 18, 2008, 9:27am »

I am looking for any info on my grandmothers parents who were Frederick Brewis and Mary Mackel. Gail

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Re: War Pensions
« Result #10 on Aug 29, 2008, 1:49pm »

Hi Dorothy,
Yes it is, and you have the same name as his Mother, thats where the young comes from.
Also if you view the tree you will see that your grandad is the second robert young, the first one died shortly after birth.
john

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