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12 October, 2016

Are We Related: Faulder

Filed under: Are We Related,Faulder,Status: Update as Information Arises — David @ 3:29 pm

The purpose of this post is to collate comments of a “Are We Related .. to the Faulder family (as detailed on this blog)”. This is one of a group of pages collating “Are we related” type comments, which are intended to either:

  • document how we are in fact related, or
  • collate remarks about non-relations to act as a point of reference for other families which may, in this case, share the Faulder surname.

Where comments have been moved from another post I have inserted a reference to the original post. I have also inserted a summary and link to any work I have done on the suggested relationships.

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Are We Related: Index

Filed under: Are We Related,Faulder,Norman,Status: Update as Information Arises,Willett — David @ 3:27 pm

The one of the most common types of comment I get on this website is of the “are we related?” type. Sometimes we are, sometimes we’re not! If we are we can exchange research; if not we can at least be clear about how we are not related.

The purpose of these posts therefore is to try and collate such queries and either:

  • document how we are in fact related, or
  • collate remarks about non-relations to act as a point of reference for other families which whilst unrelated may still share a surname.

A status of “Unrelated”, of course, is subject to revision by further research and discoveries – usually of earlier ancestors.

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1 September, 2014

Identifying FANYs in Newspaper Cutting

Filed under: 1914-18 WW1,Faulder,France,Honours,Photographs,Status: Update as Information Arises — Tags: , , — David @ 12:28 am

This post ties into the post about Evelyn Faulder’s Military Medal. Recent comments by Juliet Webster have prompted me to revisit this story. There is a press cutting in the family (from the Daily Mirror of 23 July 1918):

Cutting; Photo of MM Award Winners

Cutting; Photo of MM Award Winners

But who is who?

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6 September, 2012

Faulders mentioned in BBC Who Do You Think You Are

Filed under: BBC Who Do You Think You Are?,Family Tree Charts,Faulder,Genealogy,Half-families,Lennox,Parish Records,Scotland,Status: Update as Information Arises — David @ 1:43 am

The 5 September 2012 Edition of (the BBC Series of) Who Do You Think You Are? featured the singer Annie Lennox.  Her Great Great Great Grandmother, Mary Rose, was the “Natural Daughter” of a James Rose (Church terminology for illegitimate).  It seems that a few months after the birth of Mary, James Rose married an Isabella Faulder.  That caught my attention!

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29 August, 2010

The Williamsons and Worcester

Filed under: 1837-1911,1912-99,Biography,Honours,Ireland,Politics,Religion,Status: Update as Information Arises,Williamson,Work/Business — Tags: , , , , , , , — David @ 1:44 pm

William Blizzard Williamson, the elder was born in Cork, Ireland in about 1812.  He appears in the English Census of 1841 in Kingston (upon Thames) described as an “I tinman” (possibly itinerant tinman – or tinker).  When he died in 1878 he had founded the Providence Tinplate works in Worcester (later a major part of Metal Box) and both his sons would go on to be Mayor of Worcester.

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24 August, 2010

Faulder Cumberland Antecedents

Filed under: - 1837,1837-1911,Blaylock,Consanguinity,Family Tree Charts,Faulder,Half-families,Interweaved Families,Jackson,Norman,Sewell,Status: Update as Information Arises — Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , — David @ 10:28 am

Other posts have made reference to the half-family arising from Catherine Blaylock marrying two Robert Faulders and to the intertwining of various families mainly in North Cumberland in the 18th and 19th Centuries.

This diagram (click on it to see it full size) shows some of the links that have been established.

Faulder and associated families: marriages around the 18th and 19th Centuries

Faulder and associated families: marriages around the 18th and 19th Centuries (click for full-size image)

23 August, 2010

Willett Antecedents

Filed under: - 1837,1837-1911,Consanguinity,Daylight Saving,Family Tree Charts,Half-families,Interweaved Families,Status: Update as Information Arises,Willett — Tags: , , , , , , — David @ 10:25 pm

The early Willetts take a bit of disentangling due to second marriages and marriages to other Willetts. What follows is a summary; there is a more detailed explanation with references on another post. (more…)

18 August, 2010

Photographs of various family members (all deceased)

Filed under: 1912-99,Faulder,Lendrum,Photographs,Status: Update as Information Arises,Story — Tags: , , , , — David @ 3:35 pm

Photographs of Family members (all deceased) Picasa Photo Albumopen new window

17 August, 2010

Inter-relationships of other surnames marrying into the Family

Filed under: - 1837,1837-1911,Blaylock,Consanguinity,Family Tree Charts,Faulder,Interweaved Families,Status: Update as Information Arises — Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , — David @ 10:57 pm

Investigating other surnames marrying into the Family – particularly where there are two people of a particular surname marrying in – raising the question as to whether they are related.

  • Forster surnames: Annie (m Joseph Faulder 1919), Eliza (m Edward Norman 1856)
  • Graham surnames: Elizabeth (m George Blaylock 1828), Deborah (m William Faulder 1921), Janet (m Thomas James 1706?)
  • Jackson surnames: Ann (m Robert Faulder 1754), William (m Hannah Faulder 1858),
  • James surnames: Edward (m Mary Falder 1738), Elizabeth (m William Blaylock 1765?), Thomas (m Eleanor Faulder 1855)
  • Pattinson surnames: John (m Catherine Faulder 1855, m Elizabeth Faulder 1859), John Lawson (m Mary Faulder 1900).
    • Catherine and Elizabeth Faulder were sisters, and consequently John’s second marriage was, at that time, illegal. The 1835 Deceased Wife’s Sister Act (Lord Lyndhurst’s Act) made such unions illegal until it was repealed by the 1907 Deceased Wife’s Sister’s Marriage Act.
  • Story surnames: Emily (m Joseph Sewell Faulder 1882), Annie (m Tom Clark 1929)

(Comments of the “Are we related” type (much welcomed) are being collated on a collection of “Are we related?” pages.)

Other Descendants of William’s parents (Robert Faulder and Catherine Blaylock)

Filed under: - 1837,Blaylock,Faulder,Status: Update as Information Arises — Tags: , , — David @ 10:47 pm

Only other descendant found to date is a younger brother Thomas who died as an infant.  Documentation relating to the Administration of Catherine Blaylock does not indicate that there are other children.

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