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Michell births in Colombo, Ceylon

montgomeryce — 2013-06-17 02:32:19Z

Seeking information on the birth of

Helena Michell April 4, 1865; and her brother
Charles Michell June 3, 1867.

Both believed to be born in Colombo, Ceylon.

Father: Peter C. Michell
Mother: Rachel Martin

Chris Montgomery

Ceylon in WW2

abanham — 2013-06-14 18:17:16Z

Thomas Stewart Hincks , attached to the Ceylon Auxiliary Pioneer Battalion ,"died on active service" 2nd Nov 1943 . He was buried in Trincomalee War Cemetery so presumably this was in Ceylon. I am not aware of any action in Ceylon around that date but am trying to find out how he died. Any ideas?

Re: Tamil Goldsmith Caste, Thattan, Achari, Acharya, Pather, Viswabrahimin

spsambandamurthy — 2013-06-13 14:13:03Z

Have you got any response so far? I am also looking for My grandfather Shankaranarayana Achari Goldsmith from Kerala/Tirunelveli

Re: Von Driberg

amsevigne — 2013-05-31 00:21:54Z

Hello again,
You will see the info I gave re: Governor North and Von Driberg in website Time spanner
Anne Williams and the link to Tasman from anothr researcher

Abraham White married a Von Drieberg was dau. of F.W Von Drieberg who I think was a Lt Col. serving the Dutch. some dropped the Von and another Drieberg came from Holland(Dutch Burgers of Ceylon)

Re: Von Driberg

amsevigne — 2013-05-30 23:22:09Z

Hi Lisa, I have had lots of info re: the White family in NZ and v. interesting it is too. Firstly, Dutch drives from Deutsche, since they were a Germanic race. I have a marvellous book called Tombstones & Monuments which gives much info. I shall look it up again.In fact, my German ancestor Gaulaterus
Schneider from Hesse Cassel came during the Dutch colonial period of Ceylon/S.Lanka and then served Britain who took over from the Dutch.Folk who were in various regiments i.e Luxembourg etc were in the service of the VOC Dutch East India Co.Some were French etc. As you may know the White you are descended from was the Dr Abraham White who died young when his children were looked after by the very prolific Layard family.All this in the above book which you may already know.My own gt grandma was Evelyn White whose grandfather, Joseph White was a silk weaver and her father's baptism I found in church records of St Matthews Bethnal.Green.London.His name was Anthony Samuel and one your kinsman had the same name as Anthony's brother???

Anglican Colombo Graves

lucashenderson1985 — 2013-05-14 07:12:26Z

Hi all,

Grave 2627, Anglican Graveyard Colombo belongs to my ancestor Mary Hay nee Powell. She died 31 July 1917, from this information is one able to find out anything more??

Like obituaries et cetera? If so where would I begin to look?

Kind regards,
Lucas

Christ Church Cathedral

lucashenderson1985 — 2013-05-14 06:40:22Z

Hi all,

Has anyone possession of records from Christ Church Cathedral Mutwal 1865??

It is assumed at this stage my ancestors William Hay and Mary Powell were married there 1/1/1865.

Kind regards,
Lucas

Re: Hay/Powell

lucashenderson1985 — 2013-05-13 11:09:48Z

Hi Laura,

Thank you for this, it was already in my notes, Robert Edwin Hay is my great great grand father, please see the post I made for his parents details, what I'm looking for is who are the parents of William Hay and Mary Powell, the parents of Robert Edwin Hay. Do you have any of those details? They were known as Burghers.

Kind regards,
Lucas

Re: Hay/Powell

laura_foenander — 2013-05-13 11:01:58Z

hi

John James Stewart De Saram (Amelia Stewart, James) was born in 1860 in Ceylon.

John married Anna De Vos daughter of Frederick William De Vos and Henrietta Dorothea Anthonisz on 8 Jul 1891 in All Saint's Church, Galle. Ceylon. Anna was born on 30 Jun 1860 in Ceylon. She died in 1902.

Their son

James George Charles Stewart De Saram was born on 12 Jan 1895 in Ceylon. He died on 17 Mar 1964.

James married Margaret Mary Aliquot Hay daughter of Robert Edwin Hay and Delia Margaret Moroney.

laura

Re: Von Driberg

lucashenderson1985 — 2013-05-13 08:00:07Z

There is a lady who works at the society of genealogy in Sydney who is related to th driebergs and whites through one of their descendants marrying the architect of Melbourne city, also have any of you seen a drieberg or a descendent marrying into the Hay family of Ceylon? My Hay line goes back to William Johnston Hay marrying Mary Powell 1/1/1865 in nuwara eliya.

Regards,
Lucas

Re: Looking for members of the Dias family

lucashenderson1985 — 2013-05-11 06:12:26Z

Dr George Powell Hay married the daughter of the Procter Dias and had quite a few children with her.

Kind regards,
Lucas

Hay/Powell

lucashenderson1985 — 2013-05-10 06:29:12Z

Hello all,

I'm searching for any information on the following people, William Johnston Hay who married Mary Powell 1/1/1865 in nuwara eliya, they had quite a few children William Alexander Hay who ended up in Kuala Lumpur was a famous hunter over there, represented the Burgher community, was a freemason and was one of 5 who represented the Malay states at the coronation of King George V, another son Robert Edwin Hay who came out to Australia and became a police officer, one of his daughters Mary Margaret Aliquot Hay married a James Stewart de Saram, another son Dr George Powell Hay who was Mayor of Kandy for a while, represented the Burgher community, set up many medical practices, had a quite a few children himself, also he was a medical officer on the German ss valdivia expedition ship, was also known as a French and German scholar, went to Ceylon medical school, then to Edinburgh, then to the Royal institute of medical college London. 2 daughters Nora etheline Hay and Nellie constance Hay. What I'm after is information about the parents, one of them was clearly Burgher as all sons were considered Burghers, I don't think it was Mary Powell though as she was considered an industrious Englishwoman. So if anyone can help out please let me know.

Kind regards,
Lucas

Re: Basil Herman van Ranzow

themaninthehat2 — 2013-05-08 21:54:57Z

Dear Leo Could you Send Me your Email Address and I will send you Back the Relationship charts. I don know How to send It Any Other Way as i amm Not too Hot on the Computer. My Email is themaninthehat@bigpond.com I have Some Other Article etc which You may Like Let Me Know.
God Bless
Gary

Re: Basil Herman van Ranzow

ranzovius — 2013-05-08 10:18:47Z

hallo Gary,
When your kids are related to the von Ranzow's I would like to know how. I am now researching all descendants and have 2950 of them. I should be able to find their grandparents that are involved. Hope to hear again from you soon.
Leo

Re: Early British Ceylon military records

alisonjogden — 2013-05-08 07:15:33Z

Is it possible to tell which regiments were in Ceylon in 1852 (when Elizabeth married), other than the 15th Regiment of foot which I know about?
thanks

Re: Early British Ceylon military records

alisonjogden — 2013-05-08 07:14:15Z

Hi, thanks for your reply. I already have the marriage information of John to Ann, and daughters Priscilla to William Siddell and Elizabeth to Colour Sjt. William Thorpe of the 15th foot (from whom I descend). The 97th were in Portsmouth in November 1836 where John Peverly died. They then went on to Woolwich where Elizabeth was born, and then to Manchester in 1837 before leaving England again.
The story of how Priscilla and Elizabeth got back to Ceylon may never be known. Ann Peverly, prev Fitzpatrick must have married a 3rd soldier from a different regiment and returned to Ceylon with him.
I did just hope that somewhere there might have been a record of Ann's name before Fitzpatrick but it is a dim hope.

Re: Basil Herman van Ranzow

themaninthehat2 — 2013-05-08 01:05:59Z

Thank you so Much Leo, Iam an Aussie But my kids are Related to the Van Ranzows.More Evidence that the Dutch Burghers are Eurasians as Decreed by Sir Richard Ottley Chief Justice of Sri lanka. The DBU genealogies are most Incorrect, They went to Extreem Lengths to Hide The asian Connections In the Bloodlines. Thank God we are Now able to Research the Truth Through so Many Other Factual Sources.
God Bless
Gary Cruse Ellis 2013

Re: Early British Ceylon military records

CeylonAndersons — 2013-05-07 11:23:53Z

Alison, you are in luck in as much as we have just finished transcribing Army and Chaplain returns Ceylon B/BMDs indexes from the lists on the Familyrelatives website, which are free to view online.Please check references before ordering as transcriptions can easily be transposed.
Ann Fitzpatrick and John Peverly both have the same marriage
date, 1833 and ref number,597. This probably means Anne was married to someone other than a Fitzpatrick most probably as there does not appear to be an army death in Ceylon for a Fitzpatrick until the 1870s.
There are also Army marriages for Elizabeth Peverly 1850/59 ref 625, and Priscilla 1850/59 ref 621.
Birth/baptism record,Pricilla Frederica born 1834 ref 253.
These records are in the National Archives at Kew. I think the 97th went to Corfu and Zante in 1842 so it looks as though the family stayed in Ceylon, Dad probably swapped regiments and the Childrens marriages may give a clue to which one. cheers, Larry&Coreen

Re: Basil Herman van Ranzow

ranzovius — 2013-05-07 09:12:55Z

Hello Gary,
Yes, I know. I discovered him myself!
He is one of the more than 2900 descendants of a German count who now are spread around the world.
But thank you for your interest.
Leo van der Plas

Re: Basil Herman van Ranzow

themaninthehat2 — 2013-05-07 06:37:09Z

The first Dutch Burgher ever to Come to Australia Was Daniel Detloff Van Ranzow. He was convicted Of attempted Murder in the Court of Bombay. The crime was Comitted in Malacca. His father was Count Carl Van Ranzow,Born in Ceylon. Daniell was Sentenced to Transportation for Life in 1837 and Arrived in New Soth Wales{Australia] in 1838. He was Pardoned in 1848.Old Carl was married 3 Times and Daniels Mother was Chinese or Asian.I dont know the Relationship For Basil Herman Van Ranzow but Thought Tis Info May Interest You.
Regards
Gary Ellis

Re: Early British Ceylon military records

alisonjogden — 2013-05-06 20:30:14Z

My 3x Great Grandparents: John Peverly, b. abt 1797-9, Married 21/3/1833 Colombo, Ceylon to Ann Fitzpatrick (widow) & daughter Priscilla Fredericca was born Ceylon in about 1833-4. He a Private, 97th Regiment (The Earl of Ulster’s own). I can't find out Ann's Maiden name and am hoping to find a soldier called Fitzpatrick who died in Ceylon shortly before her re-marriage. If anyone finds a likely one I would be very grateful. thanks

Re: HARTLEY

ChristopherPower24 — 2013-05-05 22:35:16Z

Hi Malcolm,
I believe the Joseph Hartley referred to is my third Great Grandfather. Could you suggest where I might look for further information about him?
Chris Power

Re: Dutch Burghers/aristocrats

themaninthehat2 — 2013-05-02 05:54:24Z

It is Interesting to Note That Daniel Detloff Van Ranzow son of Count Carel Van Ranzow Governor of Riouw was the First Dutch Burgher to Come to Australia. He arrived here as a convict to New South Wales in 1838. He together with his Father Was charged with The Attempted Murder of De Wit a Magistrate in Malacca. Daniel was tried in Bombay in 1837 and Sentenced to Be Transported to NSW for Life. He was Pardoned in 1848. His recorded Description In Official Convict Records states his Complexion as 'Yellow". His mother {one of His fathers 3 Wives] was a Chinese Or Indonesian.Lots of Informatio on Koek Family Mallaca Article, Check Google Search for Koek Mallaca.
Gary Cruse Ellis 2013.

Re: Anniewatte

rogeba — 2013-04-27 03:41:19Z

Look in to ANNIE BESANT. She was in Ceylon those days. I don't really know whether she is the same Annie which lived in Kandy though.

Re: Sarah Jane Burke

philomenahindle649 — 2013-04-02 10:21:59Z

I hope this will be of some help - If you details you may be able to trace
BURKE
(Holy Trinity Church Nuwara Eliya Ceylon Sri Lanka)
Child/children of George J. Burke & Sophia

http://kabristan.org.uk/kabristan-indexes/sri-lanka-indexes/...

Helen Pritchard died 1960 in Sri Lanka?

tina_aitken — 2013-03-31 13:32:19Z

Hi,
A bit of a long shot here but I'm trying to help a friend discover her Mother's death record/burial...

The person we're looking for is
Helen Pritchard (nee Hutchinson) born 1907 in Newcastle, UK. Married Fred Pritchard in 1945. Fred was a civil servant and was posted to Aden in early 1960. I have been told that families were not allowed in Aden and that she would be living in a Families compound in Sri Lanka (Colombo).
She left the UK (assume for Colombo) in June/July 1960 and died sometime in August 1960.
I've been unable to trace any Uk or overseas death or any passenger records for Helen Pritchard.
Is anyone aware of where this families compound could've been.
Many thanks

Re: Twentieth Century Impressions of Ceylon Lookup

debbie198373 — 2013-03-21 00:29:11Z

Hi Fiona,

I was delighted to receive your email as I am currently trying to trace our UK Family.

I spoke with Ancestry.co.uk just today re your Great Grandfather Robert E G Tilleke as there was a transcription error in the 1901 census and I couldn't find him.

Your Great Grandfather and my Great Grandfather were brothers, I have made some progress with tracing the Family Tree and would be happy to share this with you as we share the same Great Great Grandfather. Please get in touch, I live in Kent; if you are in the UK it would be good to meet.

Debbie

Re: Twentieth Century Impressions of Ceylon Lookup

fifiona81 — 2013-03-20 18:33:42Z

Hi Debbie,

I'm afraid I know very little about the Goonetilleke family in Kandy & what I have found out is all from the Twentieth Century Impressions book or from the Singapore digitised newspapers.

My great-grandfather was Robert Edwin Goone Tilleke (born about 1876 in Kandy) who was William Alfred Tilleke's younger brother. I've found mentions of two other brothers ("A. F" (b 1861) & "E. W" (b 1864)) in the newspaper records. All 4 left Sri Lanka to live in either Bangkok or Singapore. I haven't come across any information on any other brothers or mentions of "The Shrubbery" or tea planting in connection with this family.

Sorry I haven't got any info that might be of more help to you.
Fiona

Re: Atwell in Colombo, tea estates

CeylonSeeker — 2013-03-19 14:02:05Z

Thanks Laura. No worries re the delay, as long as my emails got through. :)

Re: tracing the hermon family from chombala kerala

laura_foenander — 2013-03-19 11:51:32Z

hi

here is a hermon family tree site

http://home.clear.net.nz/pages/hermon/hermon.html

laura

Re: Atwell in Colombo, tea estates

laura_foenander — 2013-03-19 11:41:48Z

Hi there

maryjane is having difficulties with her computer
we shall try and find some information
asap ..

VOC Sea Voyagers

debraewles — 2013-03-18 17:10:38Z

Hello
I'm new to this list and need some help please, I found this entry on The
VOC sea voyages website
Jochem Christoffel SALDER
date of commencement 19MAR 1729
date of termination 18DEC 1752
occupation at commencement Soldier
reason for termination deceased
sailed away with ship HUIS te ASSENBURG
chamber Amsterdam
arrival CEYLON 5NOV 1729
inventory 5905
folio 198.

I believe this may be the missing link to head of the family SALDER my
maternal grandmothers maiden name. My grandmother was born in India and I
have traced her family in India back to c1818 but have not yet discovered
how
the SALDER name came to be there.
If anyone can help me trace the soldier who left from Amsterdam I would be
very grateful.

Regards
Debra

Re: Atwell in Colombo, tea estates

CeylonSeeker — 2013-03-16 21:41:52Z

Someone called MaryJane emailed me regarding my message re Atwell in Ceylon.
I've replied, but don't think it got through. If anyone knows MaryJane can you ask her to check her spam mail, or email me with alternative contact details?
Thanks.

Re: Photographs in "Olde Ceylon" by John Capper in the year 1877.

ceybooks — 2013-03-14 12:26:59Z

Hi

Are you still looking for a copy of Old Ceylon by Capper?

Atwell in Colombo, tea estates

CeylonSeeker — 2013-03-09 02:49:56Z

I'm looking for any information on the Atwell family, who I believe owned, or worked on, tea estates in or around Colombo, during the 1920s-1940s (and possibly earlier/later).

I have the names John Valentine Atwell, and Gladys Ada Atwell (maiden name unknown).

The estate names that I have are Killarney and Brookside, although these may have been estates bordering theirs.

Any help greatly appreciated!

Keith-Anderson

dannydead — 2013-03-03 12:35:51Z

I'm seeking any info connected with this name - Norman KA was born in Donegal, Ireland, in 1901 to Thomas Anderson an Artificer in the Royal Navy and Elizabeth Manning. He later moved to Ceylon where he was a Cpl in the Ceylon Mounted Rifles in the 2ndWW. He married Winifred M Luck who was born in Tasmania, and had at least two children, Hugh and a daughter. Norman died around 1960 -in Ceylon -
Hugh married Cynthia Leask and his sister married an 'unknown' Pryor. Both families had 3 children whom we know.

It would be helpful if you are able to provide any of the missing info, dates and names and places and where the data is currently - and of course any anecdotal info.

Many thanks

tracing the hermon family from chombala kerala

vikram10 — 2013-02-24 05:27:10Z

I trying to locate the hermon family from kerala
my father was Oscar ebert hermon ,his brother was lambert,roland,and percy, his sisters were tiny,nelly
if anybody has any detaails of the family past I would love to hear from them
thanks
Arun hermon
arunh1878@aol.com

Re: Early British Ceylon military records

omayne — 2013-02-18 22:38:06Z

Hi Larry and Coreen

I am researching Michael Griffin (who came to Australia as a solider in the third fleet) and his family who settled in early sydney. In particular I am interested in two sons Nathaniel (aka Matthew) and Thomas Griffin. They joined the army in Sydney as drummers and then privates. The last record I found for Nathaniel shows that he was transferred to the 73rd in 1813 prior to their departure to Ceylon. The record for Thomas shows returned to England.
I would much appreciate it if you are still doing it, to look up the Early British Ceylon Military Records for Nathaniel and Thomas Griffin.
Thanks very much.
Odette Mayne

Re: Dutch Burghers/aristocrats

dillentranchell — 2013-02-16 19:14:56Z

Hi, Im a Tranchell Myself, son of Anthony Tranchell, Grandson of Derrick Herman Tranchell. I was told by my late grandfather that we were direct descendent's of Gustave Tranchell that lived a substantial part of his life in Trincomale, Sri Lanka. Apparently he had migrated directly from Sweden.
I would love to know more if you do know much about Tranchell's from Sri Lanka.

Thanks,

Dillen Tranchell
Auckland, New Zealand
Email: dillentranchell@yahoo.com

Re: Jessie Taylor/Gerald Pereira

Ruvini_silva — 2013-02-13 22:09:27Z

My great grand mother was Frances Taylor. I believe from Gampola. her daughter was Myrtle Ambrose, my grand ma.
I will ask my Auntie Heather Mundy and email you back.
Ruvini Mercer

Re: Help in Locating Relatives of Arthur, Edward, Pauline and Rita Goonewardena (Goonewardene)

annjerom — 2013-02-11 07:11:02Z

I just sent you an e-mail. You have a step aunt called Angeline Goonewardene. She's the daughter of Mr. Artie Goonewardene. I'm her grand daughter. So please contact as per my mail if you are still following this forum.

Re: Searching for the Pietersz families

djpkushy — 2013-02-08 08:16:02Z

Hello Jennifer

This is Judy Pieters here, a great great granddaughter of John Phillip Pietersz. i see that your searching for more in formation on him and was wondering if you could kindly reply via djpkushy@hotmail.com as to whether or not you have in your possesion any photographs that maybe of help to me as im putting together my family Tree. As of yet ive been unable to find any photographs of him.

Re: Ferdinands Tree

laura_foenander — 2013-02-01 10:33:02Z

hi there

Alfred Ferdinand 18 Jane Eliza Nugara 18 married Oct 11 1882

Re: Ferdinands Tree

fabians_genealogy — 2013-01-31 06:40:13Z

My great great great grandfather was Alfred William Ferdinands, a ship Commander who married Jane Eliza Nugara in DRC Wolfendaal! If any one has any information please email me at fabians.genealogy@ymail.com

Re: Early British Ceylon military records

CeylonAndersons — 2013-01-28 15:00:14Z

Ted, his record is in the Archives at Kew.
Our extraction from those records has him born 18 April 1821,Clifton. He retired 01 August 1848.
We only extracted soldiers marriages and family births that occured in Ceylon, but the records in Kew will give a full family and service picture. Cheers,Larry&Coreen.

Re: Early British Ceylon military records

HTangaroa27 — 2013-01-28 13:05:48Z

I recently found an ancestor who in 1861 Census was a Lt in the Ceylon Rifle Regiment.
His name was John Hill, born 1821 at Clifton In Bristol. At Blundells School in 1830/31. Matriculate at Exeter College, Oxford 1840. Died in Ipplepen, Devon in 1863.
Is there any information about his entry into Army and subsequent service ?
Thanks
Ted Hill

Re: Rowlands Garage

1westaustralianguy — 2013-01-28 03:39:08Z

Hi Richard
My name is Richard as well and I am a descendent of Lyel Ferdinands who along with your grand uncle built the "Zephyr" from the ground up. The story goes that my grandfather was "cheated" out of his recognition for this and subsequently he became a broken man and lost his family to Calcutta. One of the Rowlands paid my grandmother's and children's way to Calcutta where she lived with her sister for a while. The story is vast but I can tell it to you the best I know as my uncle Trevor Ferdinands is still alive and knows quite a bit.
All the best
Richard Bird
p.s. My email is ggrb@iinet.net.au I live in Perth Western Australia

Re: Sibbald

theferrofamily — 2013-01-25 19:43:26Z

Hi James
Yes I am still very interested although I have not done much work on the Sibbalds as I have been concentrating on the Harveys, our mutual ancestors! I will be fascinated to know which of William Harvey's siblings you are descended from. I reckon that we are 4th cousins. Rather than continuing to use this message board perhaps it would be best to correspond through our individual emails. Would you respond to me on theferrofamily@lineone.net ?
Regards
Dick

Re: Sibbald

dfghj16 — 2013-01-25 16:03:55Z

Hi Dick,

I don't know whether you are still looking but I only just found your post. The Jane Sibbald you mention married my GGGrand-uncle William Edward Harvey and I have the following notes re her father William on my tree which might be of interest though they're not specifically about Ceylon;

Obit in Association medical journal;

"Sibbald, William, M.D., at Maidstone, aged 63, on February 15th. Dr. Sibbald graduated at Edinburgh in 1809, and in August 1810, entered the medical department of the army. During the campaigns of 1813 and 1814, he served in the Peninsula, being present at the battles of Orthes and Tou
louse. In June 1814, he accompanied the expedition to New Orleans; and on his return in 1815, joined the army at Brussels, soon after the battle of Waterloo. In this year he became Staff-Surgeon. In 1817, he went to the Mauritius; and, after a few years, he proceeded on promotion as Deputy Assistant-Inspector to Ceylon. On retiring, in July 1833, with the rank of Physician to the Forces, he settled at Maidstone; and was soon afterwards appointed Physician to the West Kent Infirmary, the duties of which office he discharged till a week before his death. He was also Visiting Physician to the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, and Consulting Physician to the Kent Ophthalmic Hospital at Maidstone. He had received the war medal with three clasps."

'The Asiatic journal and monthly miscellany, Volume 6 By East India Company' says he arrived with his wife on March 18, 1818 having left the Cape on January 25th.

I'm fascinated by the widowed Jane's 1871 census which appears to have her living with a painter and his wife, a pianist and composer, an author and his wife, and a visitor with no occupation and a servant, apparently all as a single household, one of several at the same address. It sounds positively Bohemiam, especially for a vicar's widow.

Jane's MI in the Church of the Blessed Mary, Walmer, Kent, England reads;

'M of William Harvey, Priest, M.A. Oxon.Youngest son of Sir Thomas Harvey K.C.B. Vice Admiral of the White, died March 18th 1865 aged 41 years and of Jane his wife, died December 7th 1891 aged 66 years. Both are buried in this churchyard and also of their children William, Flag Lieutenant H.M.S. Bellerophon, died at Halifax N.S. October 13th 1879 aged 28 years. Henry Nowell, Barrister at Law, Middle Temple. Died December 22nd 1828 aged 76 years. Helen Jane died April 1st 1877 aged 23 years. Alice Maude wife of John Richard Statham died January 30th 1945 aged 87 years'

James.

PS Just seen that William Sibbald was "Surgeon to the forces in the Isle of France" [ie. Mauritius] when he wed in 1817. Blackwood's magazine, Oct.1817, p.126. So perhaps he came back to London to wed, or was given the job title and married before actually going to Mauritius.

Re: William Wilson Mitchell Children born in Ceylon. family tree

stewart_isaac — 2013-01-17 22:06:59Z

Hello my name is Isaac James Stewart of canada. My great great great grand uncle mentions the Mitchell Family in his will he mentions Miss Janet Mitchell daughter of Mr. William Wilson Mitchell, he mentions Janet as his god daughter. You can contact me at isaac_stewart_@hotmail.com