Baptised: Frances Perry, daughter of Joseph and Mary Anne Perry of Witham,

baptised 04.10.1812. ERO Reference DP 30/1/4. No Entry Reference Number,

Page Number or details of the clergy is recorded in the register.

Marriage: George Trew to Frances Perry on 24.12.1836 by William Manbey, Curate.

Witnesses: William Courtman, Thirza Porter, James Dace.

Baptised: George , son of William and Elizabeth Trew of Witham, a Labourer,

Baptised: John, son of William and Hannah Trew of Witham, a Tanner, baptised

Baptised: Susannah, daughter of William and Hannah Trew of Witham, a Tanner,

Essex Record Office Reference for the Baptismal Register is DP 30/1/9.

entry - 1851 - this time transcribed as Teece!! - Middlesex St Olave Silver Street

Essex Record Office Reference for the Baptismal Register is DP 30/1/9.

fter schooling at Eton he was admitted at King’s College, Cambridge, in 1497. He died in January 1548/9 and was buried at South Ockendon. Jane, his widow, subsequently married Alexander St. John, as recorded on her tomb, which also states she had one son, George, who was aged 27 at the time of her decease. Jane died in 1557, aged 54 years and was buried at Thornton (Browne Willis in his history of Buckingham Hundred records the inscription around Jane’s slab and gives her age as 55, but the sketch included in his notes recording the monuments at Thornton reads ‘fuit qincquagint. quatr. anmos’, that is to say, 54 years.’ It is noticeable that there an also differences between these notes and the printed book for other monumental inscriptions at Thornton.)

Harriet Trew marriage March 1842 Witham 12 385 John Craig Harriet Craig death March 1849 Witham 12 241

Baptised: Harriot, daughter of William and Hannah Trew of Witham, a Tanner,

baptised 08.08.1824 by the Rev. A C J Wallace. Register Entry No. 743,

Page 93.

Name: Harriet Craig

Harwell

Household:1881 census

M 33 Female Wickham Bishops Parish, Essex, England

Living with son James in 1851

Marriage: James Woodwards to Sarah Trew on 04.10.1833 by John Newman, Vicar.

Witnesses: James Hubbard, Elizabeth Warwicker, Maria Hubbard, James Dace.

Marriage: John Warwicker to Elizabeth Trew on 27.11.1830 by John Newman, Vicar.

Witnesses: Hannah Woodwards, Robert Woodard, James Dace.

Marriage: Joseph Bridge to Jane Trew on 09.04.1831 by John Newman, Vicar. Witnesses:

William Sach, Mary Coote, James Dace.

Mary Ann Bown was born at Narrapumelap Station, Wickliffe, Vic, Australia

Military record: http://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/NameSearch/Interface/ItemDetail.aspx?Barcode=4932987

Villiers-Bretonneux Memorial: http://www.cwgc.org/search-for-war-dead/casualty/1461621/HARPER,%20CHRISTOPHER%20ERNEST

On return to Australia from the war Great Grandfather Harper was allocated a Soldier Settler block in RedCliffs. He died of stomach cancer on 04.12.1921, aged 46 years.

This left Grandmother Harper in all sorts of difficulties and unable to care for her children (8). For 'legal reasons' she was unable to take posession of the block of land. She moved to Ballarat where she obtained a position as a cook at the Ballarat Orphanage (Victoria Street,Ballarat East) with accommodation made available at that institution for the children.

Later on in life she also worked for a time as a cook for the then Premier of Victoria, Sir Henry Bolte,and his shearers, on his property at Meredith.

She never remarried following the death of her husband, Will.

There are two baptisms of Alexander Young - one in 1820, the other in 1823. Both age at marriage, and age at death support this Alexander being born in 1823. Assume the first child died before 1823.

Possible emigration 2 Oct 1845 on William Mitcalf (SMH 3 Oct 1845)

Transcript from birth certficate (South Australia):

Wooten Castle, Wales