Whybrow - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Mary Ann Whybrow, East Maidstone Kent 1862

samboardjacobs — 2012-03-17 09:18:18Z

Many thanks for your reply-
Louise or Louisa or Lulu, as she was known in the family, was my Great Grandmother so we are distant relatives.
Since I posted this query I had a reply from another distant relative of this line and she was in posession of the comprehensive family tree for the Whybrow and Cogger families in Kent as far back as the seventeen hundreds. I presume you already have that information-the financial 'fall' of Louise's family etc? if not I can of course connect you to those in the family who have the information?
best wishes
Sam

Re: Mary Ann Whybrow, East Maidstone Kent 1862

24044095 — 2012-03-17 08:58:51Z

Hello Sam, I have just found your search query. Mary Ann Whybrow was my Great Grand Mother on my mother's side. Whcih makes Louise Edith my Great Aunt.

If you are still interested? please reply.

Regards
TJW

Re: Whybrow

johncooke1_1 — 2012-02-06 13:43:34Z

Hi,

That was great, thank you
John

Re: Whybrow

OwainJones — 2012-02-05 19:31:01Z

I think i've added the pictures I have if i've done it correctly, if it's not worked I can put them on Flickr for you, sadly i've missed some detail but I can probably get them next weekend if you're desperate

Re: Whybrow

johncooke1_1 — 2012-02-05 17:17:01Z

Hi, That's him alright. I found a record of his birth in the Army records. That is where I believe the 'High Seas' came from. His wife died back in 1946.
If at all possible I would appreciate a look at the picture.

Regards
John
john.cooke01@ntlworld.com

Re: Whybrow

OwainJones — 2012-02-05 17:04:20Z

This morning I went to a graveyard in Mold Flintshire North Wales and took a picture of a headstone of an old soldier and then googled his name and found your message some details differ but I think they are the same person, the headstone reads: ARTHUR ALBERT WHYBROW (SGT MAJOR R.W.F) WHO DIED JANUARY 12 1927 AGED 63 YEARS WHEN THE NEXT BUGLE SOUNDS I WILL RISE AND MARCH AGAIN ALSO CATHERINE ANN BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE. The age and birthdate are similar, his wife sounds welsh and it makes sense he could have been a sgt major, also on the genes reunited site it seems he is living in a Holywell there is a Holywell a few miles from Mold the birthyear is 1864 and place of birth is High Seas these details are from the 1911 census. It's possible he stopped using Adonis. Hope this helps.

Re: whybrow in Deptford, Greenwich, Woolwich

terrileach67 — 2010-08-15 13:47:22Z

hi am rlatid to ann silena whybrow who married william graves ann is the great grandaghter of you whybrow so i ges that meads that we are relitives i would love to know some more in fomason on the whybrow family that you may have and if you would like any on the graves i would be more than happy to help

thank you
terri leach

Re: Whybrow - Brouhard connection

hwhybrow1 — 2010-03-07 01:33:14Z

Contact me in reference to whybrow history

Re: whybrow in Deptford, Greenwich, Woolwich

boundtobeme1 — 2009-06-04 09:41:10Z

I have a Stephen w Whybrow in my line. perhaps you could contact me

Whybrow / Whybro of Kent

JMcGrath07 — 2009-02-27 22:03:31Z

Parents were possibly Thomas Whybrow & Rebecka Wilkinson

Rebecca Whybrow born 1806? married 1834 Milton by Gravesend, Kent to Thomas Etheridge/Ettridge born 1804? emmigrated to Australia 1838/9

Can anyone help?

Australian Whybrow's

2009-02-27 22:00:10Z

I've found 4 different Whybrow families coming to Australia. So far, no connection can be made between them. One William in 1797, one William in 1824 (my main research), one George in mid 1800's & one John mid 1800's.
I have much information re: my main research and contact details for descendants of the others. If anyone is interested, I'd be happy to pass the details on to you. Feel free to email at abknight59@hotmail.com and please put Whybrow in the subject line.
Cheers
Angela

Whybrow - Kent

JMcGrath07 — 2008-03-01 21:35:54Z

Thomas Whybrow married 1806 in Milton by Gravesend, Kent, to Rebecka Wilkinson

Daughter Rebecca Whybrow born 1806 married in 1834 Milton by Gravesend to Thomas Etheridge born 1804?

Any information would be a great help??

Cheers,
Joy

Re: Whybrow to Whybro

ChuckWhybrew — 2007-12-18 02:57:55Z

Hi,
I am about 4 years late in looking at this site, but I am very interested in the Whybros or Whybrews in Canada.
I am particularly looking for the buriel site of Hannah Whybrew who died in 1867 in or around Orillia, Oro Twsp. Also Jeremiah who died in Oro Twsp around 1878

Re: whybrow in Deptford, Greenwich, Woolwich

jennieharris181 — 2007-12-13 22:10:13Z

Hi Linda,

I don't think that we are related, but my Gt.Grandfather was married in St. Thomas Church at Woolwich in 1888 and on his marriage certificate it states the witnesses were a "Stephen William WHYBROW and a Mary Ann WHYBROW". My Gt.Grandfather was Henry Edward Archibald ARKWRIGHT (25)and he married an Ann(e) KEMP (24), as he states he was a Private in the C & T Corps on the Certificate, could he have been either in the army together with Stephen or just a friend. I have been looking for further information pre this marriage for a number of years but have not found anything yet.

The myth in the family is that hisparents thought he had married beneath him, and I don't think he gave the correct name of his father on the certificate, as there is no information on him either anywhere.

Do you have these people in your family, and has there been any mention of any ARKWRIGHT's, if so I would love to her from you with any sort of news no matter how small.

Best Regards

Jennie Harris

Re: Australian Whybrow's

clangunnnz — 2007-10-17 23:03:18Z

Hi Angela
I'm just researching my husbands side of our family tree. He is related to Williams son James. James emigrated to NZ and was an early settler in the lower South Island of NZ. He was commonly referred to as Captain James Wybrow. He was a whaler.
I have found that William was born/christened on 20/6/1774. He was a twin. His brother was Thomas. I know of one other sibling - Susanna born 3/1/1771.
His parents were Thomas Wybrow and Grace Cox. They were married on 26/2/1770 in Richmond Surrey, England. That's also where William was born.
I would love to hear of any information/stories about William that you may have.

Many thanks
Marilyn

Whybrow

johncooke1_1 — 2006-12-30 22:36:30Z

Hi, I have an Adonis Arthur Albert Whybrow, probably born Dublin 1863. He was career Army, joining East Kent Militia at 15/16, then serving in Royal Surrey Regiment in India, where he married a Welsh girl then as Sergeant INstructor in Royal Welch Fusilliers on 1901 census. I believe his Father to be Charles. Any info greatfully received. Cheers & Happy New Year.

Re: Mary Whybrow - Goodchild

susanlmartin — 2006-03-07 22:04:29Z

Please contact me re: Ellen - her brother was Arthur - who married a Mary Ann - daughter Florence - my late mother in laws mother! Brought up at Thorntons farm, Northaw.

Would love to know your info - e mail me direct at:

susan.l.martin@btinternet.com.

Thanks, Sue.

whybrow surname, England

@@blijcoleen@hotmail.com — 2005-10-28 21:42:55Z

I am trying to locate the birth place on John Francis Whybrow. He was christened in 1837 28/6 1837 at Saint Mary, Lambeth London, England. I have reason to believe that he was born in Cumberland, and Christened later as above. Should you have any further info, would love to hear from you

Whybrow

shannon_calladine — 2005-08-31 15:08:00Z

Hello Pam:
I don't have very much at all on Whybrows. I have a Louisa Whybrow who married John Thomas Young. They were my great great grandparents. Their daughter(my great grandmother) was born in Salisbury Wiltshire England and that was 1873. With a bit of math, Louisa could have been born between the late 1840's and 1853. They had Minnie and 3 sons too: Gus, Alec and ? Sometimes you wonder if they named their children after their parents.
I know this isn't much help to you, but one day it might be.
sincerely
Shannon

Whybrow-Plymouth Devon

@@janet.gosling@btinternet.com — 2005-05-30 15:20:00Z

Maria Whybrown married a George Gosling in Bromley in 1841 her father was Nathaniel Whybrown,.
Maria came from Plymouth.
Any information would be appreciated

Whybrows from Deptford / Greenwich / Woolwich, London

lindawhybrow — 2005-01-02 16:09:15Z

Hi, researching Whybrows (sp var) from Deptford / Greenwich / Woolwich areas of London. Got back to JAMES and ANNE WYBROW, children SAMUEL JAMES WYBROW, b. 19 Mar 1815, Chr 23 Apr 1815, St Paul’s Deptford, and CHARLES JOHN WYBROW, Chr 03 NOV 1816, St Nicholas, Deptford, marr MARY HARDING 29 JUL 1838, Bromley, Kent, numerous children. Any info, links?

whybrow in Deptford, Greenwich, Woolwich

lindawhybrow — 2004-12-28 11:01:51Z

Hi,
Looking for info on James and Anne Whybrow, 2 sons I know of - Samuel James Wybrow, b. 19 Mar 1815, Chr 23 Apr 1815, St Paul’s Deptford and Charles John Wybrow, Chr 03 NOV 1816, St Nicholas, Deptford. Charles married Mary Harding 29 JUL 1838, Bromley, Kent and had lots of children (too many to list here!) residing primarily in Deptford / Greenwich / Woolwich. Any links?

Re: Mary Whybrow - Goodchild

2004-10-06 00:04:20Z

Debbie:

My grandmother Ellen Whybrow lived most of her married life at 4 Beamish Road, Edmonton. There were also some other relatives living on the same street. Her father was William Whybrow born 1824, her mother Martha Kirkin was born in 1849. I believe William had been married before Martha and had some older children by his first wife. I think that some of the other relatives on Beamish Road were Beatrice and Ada. Looks like there might be a connection we just have to tie it in.

Re: Mary Whybrow - Goodchild

2004-10-04 12:43:53Z

Hi Kate Mary Ann Whybrow born Cheshunt Common circa 1865 of Lucas End Cheshunt is my great great grandmother she had a son called Mattie Henry Whybrow born at the same address in 1884. He was my gt grandfather.. Mary also had a daughter Harriet Whybrow and then 2 further children by William Goodchild, Ellen & Beatrice Goodchild. I do not know who the father of Mattie or Harriet was and they retained the Whybrow name. They seem to have spent a lot of their time around Beamish Road Edmonton. We may have a connection. Debbi

Re: Mary Whybrow - Goodchild

KateWoodlock — 2004-05-25 23:04:54Z

My grandmother was Ellen Whybrow, born in 1885 in Goffs Oak, part of Cheshunt. Her father was William Whybrow born in 1825 and her mother Martha Kirkin born 1849. They lived in Cheshunt and I believe Martha was Williams second wife since she was so much younger and he had older children.

Mary Whybrow - Goodchild

Debbi_Head — 2004-02-17 08:22:16Z

My Gt Grandfather Henry Matthew Whybrow and his sister Harriet were born to Mary circa 1885 in Cheshunt Herts - Mary later married William Goodchild & had 2 more daughters Ellen & Beatrice Goodchild. Can anyone shed any light on Mary for me. I have traced a Mary A Whybrow born Cheshunt Common circa 1866 working as a servant to Richard Fish & family Leppitts Hill Waltham area. Any help would be appreciated.

Mary Ann Whybrow, East Maidstone Kent 1862

sboardmanjacobs — 2003-04-01 21:39:13Z

searching for ancestry of Mary Ann Whybrow, East Maidstone Kent. Married to John Robert Cogger, registered birth of their baby Lousie Edith Cogger in 1862. any links?

sam

Re: Whybrow to Whybro

2003-02-10 17:16:17Z

just stumbled on to this site/thread
anyone interested in Whybros in Canada?

Re: Whybrow to Whybro

@@mthit@bigpond.net.au — 2003-02-06 22:15:12Z

Thanks, Kevan. I will be grateful for any assistance.
We have met on the Essex list.

Re: Whybrow to Whybro

2003-01-21 16:16:53Z

Hi,
I have just found marriage records for a large part of Essex 1550s to 1750s at the library at Uni of Essex. I knew there was someone looking for these names, and I have spotted a few at least. I am happy to post details, as I find them.
Put a message on the Essex or Suffolk list, and I will respond as I spot them, lots of reading to do.

Best
Kevan

Re: Australian Whybrow's

flashbinz — 2002-11-13 12:44:17Z

Dear Angela,

It has been a while since you posted, so I hope the offer is still valid ???

I've just started the Wybrow / Whybrow line in our family tree, and am hoping if I provide you with an outline of what I have put together so far, it may be one of the four you mentioned...

William Wybrow m. Elizabeth Crookshank 1809 Sydney
+ 5 children, Susannah, James, Mary, David, William

David Wybrow m. Mary A Dixon 1844 Sydney
+ 6 children, Elizabeth, William, John, Mary, Thomas, James

Thomas Wybrow m. Georgina D Garner 1874 Sydney
+ 9 children, with the two of particular interest to me being:

Louisa C 1877 m. William F Winston 1903 and,
Alice D M 1888 m. Sydney M Winston 1914.

The family story says the Whybrows / Wybrows came to Oz as convicts ??? I would like to know beyond William and Elizabeth if possible - and my Wybrow's "usually" use the spelling without the "h" if that helps.

Thanks for your time.

Michelle.

Whybrow - Brouhard connection

gramadiane — 2002-03-30 23:42:33Z

Whybrow

mwinston7120 — 2002-03-24 05:12:37Z

I don't know if this fits in with your research, but Whybrow does not seem to be that common a name, so here goes:

I have an Alice Whybrow b. 1888 and a sister Louisa Whybrow b.?. They married two brothers - Sydney Marlborough Winston, and William Francis Winston in the early 1900's.
My Whybrows are from England - exact location unknown, and reportedly came out in the First Fleet (unconfirmed). I have no idea of their parents or other siblings.

Re: Whybrow to Whybro

MThit — 2002-03-05 12:16:56Z

Hi Brian

I have just found your reply. Sorry about the delay.
Yes, I think I have seen WHYBRO as a variation
of WHYBROW. All variations such as WYBROW
WIBROW and others should be considered when
researching the name.

Mary

John Henry Hawkins Whybrow

2001-10-06 01:22:36Z

I'm looking for my father, John Henry Hawkins Whybrow who would be in his eighties. Married Muriel L. Legge in late 1930's in Hamstead, U.K., captain in the British army and served in Germany in the occupational forces. Divorced in the late 1940's, possibly '50's. Any help would be much appreciated.

Whybrow Family History

shannon_calladine — 2001-07-06 15:30:19Z

My grt. grt. grandmother was Louisa Whybrow born in England c.1853. She m. John T. Young and had my grt. grandmother, Rose Alice Young. There was a son and another daughter too. Any info appreciated.
sincerely
S. Calladine

WHYBROW

shannon_calladine — 2001-07-06 15:30:19Z

When I saw the name Louisa Whybrow in your message I thought - BINGO! I'm not quite sure now.
My Louisa was born around 1853 in England IF she was 20 when she had my great grandmother, Rose Alice Young in 1873. That shows too, that my Louisa married a Thomas Young.
I am disappointed that we don't seem to match up with dates and marital partners, but thanQ anyways for responding. I appreciate it.
Shannon

Whybrow to Whybro

2001-03-04 15:22:12Z

Hello Mary:
I was wondering if you have ever come across the name WHYBRO in your searches. My Grt. Grandmother was Sarah Ann Whybro (c. 1849 in Gravesend area)
Thanks,
Brian

WHYBROW

2000-11-15 12:00:00Z

I am looking for the family of Jacob WHYBROW prior to my earliest research of 1909.

Jacob and his wife were in the antiques business in Sudbury, Suffolk, UK. Jacob was killed by a fall from his yacht rigging at Wivenhoe (I believe)in around 1890-92. They bought a bakery for their son Bertram in Sudbury which closed when a worker was killed in the great oven. Later history of Bertram and his family is documented.

WHYBROW

2000-05-06 17:55:09Z

Hi Shannon

I will keep a record of your information
in case something crops up in the future.
Sorry about the delay in reply.
You can contact me at my email -
mthit@bigpond.com

Mary

WHYBROW FAMILY HISTORY

2000-02-07 10:52:07Z

Sorry, it is hard to say if there is
any connection between our families
at this stage. Let me know if you
discover any more information.

Good Luck, Mary

Reply to Mary

2000-02-06 08:35:17Z

Mary, hi.
I don't know where Louisa Young nee Whybrow came from, but I know that when my grt. Grandmother, Rose Alice was born (1873), the family was living in the sub-district of Britford...in the county of Wilts. The registration distict for Rose A.'s birth was Alderbury. (this is on Rose A.'s birth cert.) and it says that John T. Young, the husband of Louisa was living in Fisherton Anger, Salisbury. I'll have to get my detailed map of England out.
Thanks for responding so quickly
Shannon Calladine

WHYBROW FAMILY HISTORY

2000-02-06 04:40:18Z

Do you have any idea where in England
Louisa WHYBROW was born?
My WHYBROW family came from Essex.
Please let me know.

Mary

WHYBROW/WIBROW

2000-01-28 04:12:45Z

My ancestors come from Birchanger and Takeley areas of Esssex. I don't know if Chapel Essex is near there, do you.

WHYBROW/WIBROW

2000-01-03 12:18:10Z

Researching WHYBROW/WIBROW and variations in Essex, England.
Joseph WIBROW m. Anna BLAKE, Birchanger, Essex, 1835
daughter Jane WHYBROW b. c1853
married 1873 John COLLINS, Takeley, Essex

James Whybrow

1999-11-28 15:47:54Z

Looking for information on James Whybrow,spouse Sarah Baldwin. Chapel Essex area in England early to mid 1800's. Children Jeremiah, Eliza, Harriett David. Jeremiah went to Canada in 1850.I believe the others stayed in England