The Weald - People history and genealogy

Date

Type

Information

Source

c 1751

Born

25^th August 1771

Married

Edward Howis at St. Georges in the Parish of Hanover Square, London

London Metropolitan Archives

9^th June 1772

Birth of a daughter

Mary, in London

London Parish Registers

18^th September 1774

Birth of a son

Edward Frisby, in London

London Parish Registers

10^th November 1776

Birth of a daughter

Eleanor, in London

London Parish Registers

19^th November 1829

Died

At Forest Hill in the Parish of Lewisham, London; aged 78 years

Memorial Inscriptions at St. Mary's, Lewisham

After 19^th November 1829

Buried

At St. Mary's Church in the Parish of Lewisham, London

Memorial Inscriptions at St. Mary's, Lewisham

Large altar tomb
To the memory of
Mr. Edward HOWIS
of Forest Hill, in this Parish
who died the 28 of March, 1817
aged 75 years
Also to the memory of
Mrs. Mary Howis
relict of the above, who died
at Forest Hill, the 19 of
Nov., 1829, aged 78 years
To the memory of Ellen Gunter Howis, who died
August 27, 1831, aged 19 years
Also of Eleanor, relict of
Mr. John WILLIAMS
and daughter of the above
Edward and Mary Howis
who died at Forest Hill
the 1 April, 1840, aged 63 years.
On south side
The family vault of Edward Howis
of Forest Hill.

Edward Howis

m: 25^th Aug 1771 St. Georges, Hanover Square, London

Mary Frisby

b: c 1742
d: 28^th Mar 1817 Forest Hill, Lewisham, London
bur: After 28^th Mar 1817 St. Mary's Church, Lewisham, London

b: c 1751
d: 19^th Nov 1829 Forest Hill, Lewisham, London
bur: After 19^th Nov 1829 St. Mary's Church, Lewisham, London

Mary

Edward Frisby

Eleanor

b: 9^th Jun 1772 London
ch: 9^th Jun 1772 St. James

b: 18^th Sep 1774 London
ch: 14^th Oct 1774 St. James

b: 10^th Nov 1776 London
ch: 5^th Dec 1776 St. James
d: 1^st Apr 1840 Forest Hill, Lewisham, London
bur: After 1^st Apr 1840 St. Mary's Church, Lewisham, London

Family
record

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