Individual Notes

Note for: John Smallwood, 27 Jan 1839 - 22 Jan 1878 Index

Census:
     Date:   1861
     Place:   3 Swinburn Court, Saint Bees, Whitehaven, Cumberland, England
     Note:   Hannah Smallwood Head Wid 60 Washerwoman Cumb, Hensingham
Jane Melldrum Dau Mar 28 do. Cumb, Sandwith
William Smallwood Son Unm 24 Fisherman do.
John Smallwood Son Unm 22 Clogger Journeyman do.
Thomas Smallwood Son Unm 15 at Bakery do.
Mary Ann Smallwood Dau Unm 11 Scholar Cumb, Whitehaven
Hannah Smallwood Dau Unm 8 do. do.
Isabella Smallwood Dau Unm 4 do. do.
George Henry Melldrun Gson Unm 9mo do.

Census:
     Date:   1871
     Place:   13 Market Place, Whitehaven, Cumberland, England
     Note:   John Smallwood Head Mar 32 Clogger Cumb, Whitehaven
Caroline Smallwood Wife Mar 31 do. do.
Mary Smallwood Dau 6 Scholar do.
John Smallwood Son 3 do. do.
Hannah Smallwood Dau 1 do.
Isabella Smallwood Niece 14 House Servant do.

Census:
     Date:   1881
     Place:   13 Market Place, Whitehaven, Cumberland, England
     Note:   Caroline Smallwood Head Wid 41 Mstr Clogger emp 3men 4boy Whitehaven
Mary Smallwood Dau U 16 Assist do.
John Smallwood Son U 13 Scholar do.
Hannah Smallwood Dau U 11 do. do.
George B. Smallwood Son U 9 do. do.
Caroline S. Smallwood Dau U 7 do. do.
Lilly C. Smallwood Dau U 4 do. do.
Robert S. Smallwood Son U 2 do.
Isabella Smallwood Niece U 22 Gen Dom Serv do.
Francis Brew Nephew U 13 Scholar do.
Birth Note:    BI97

Individual Note:
     John and Caroline Smallwood:
John was a master clogger in Whitehaven Cumberland. After his death
Caroline took over the shop at 13, Market Place, Whitehaven.
In the 1881 census Caroline employed 3 men and 4 boys. John and
Caroline's daughter Lilly married a John Lewthwaite who was a brewer.
After John Smallwoods death, Caroline married again
    Her husband was John Waugh an innkeeper in Whitehaven
son of David Waugh (miller). John Waugh was a widower, they married on
25th October 1885 at the Church of Holy Trinity in Whitehaven.
Isabella Smallwood was a domestic servant for John and Caroline, she
was John's niece.
Fracis Brew - Caroline's nephew was living with them. (In the 1881
census he was still at school.

Individual Notes

Note for: Caroline Brew, 10 Sep 1839 - 15 Dec 1895 Index

Census:
     Date:   1881
     Place:   13 Market Place, Whitehaven, Cumberland, England
     Note:   PRO RG11 5185 / 96 Page 24
Caroline Smallwood Head W Female 41 Whitehaven, Cumberland
Master Clogger Employing 3 Men & 4 Boys
Mary Smallwood Daur U Female 16 Whitehaven
Master Clogger Assistant
John Smallwood Son U Male 13 Whitehaven. Scholar
Hannah Smallwood Daur U Female 11 Whitehaven. Scholar
George B. Smallwood Son U Male 9 Whitehaven. Scholar
Caroline S. Smallwood Daur U Female 7 Whitehaven Scholar
Lilly C. Smallwood Daur U Female 4 Whitehaven Scholar
Robert S. Smallwood Son U Male 2 Whitehaven
Isabella Smallwood Niece U Female 22 Whitehaven Gen Dom Servt
Francis Brew Nephew U Male 13 Whitehaven Scholar

Individual Note:
     Occupation:- Master Clogger when widowed.

Individual Notes

Note for: John Brew, 1798 - Sep 1874 Index

Christening:
     Date:   10 Nov 1799
     Place:   St.George, Douglas, Isle of Man, England

Census:   UK
     Date:   1861
     Place:   7 Quay Street, Whitehaven, Cumberland, England
     Note:

John Brew Head Mar 60 Carter I-O-M
Eleanor Brew Wife Mar 50 do.
Eleanor Brew Dau Unm 29 Servant do.
Caroline Brew Dau Unm 21 do. Cumb, Whitehaven
George Brew Son Unm 16 do. do.
Robert Brew Son Unm 10 Scholar do.
Margaret Brew Dau Unm 8 do. do.
Thomas Brew Son Unm 12mo - do.

Source Citation: Class: RG9; Piece: 3946; Folio: 69; Page: 31

Census:   UK
     Date:   1871
     Place:   7 Quay Street, Whitehaven, Cumberland, England
     Note:

John Brew Head Mar 71 Cart Owner I-O-M
Ellen Brew Wife Mar 59 do.
George Brew Son Unm 26 None Cumb, Whitehaven Cripple frm birth
Thomas Brew Son Unm 22 Clogger do.
Margaret Brew Dau Unm 18 Servant do.
John Corlett Lodger Unm 74 Labourer I-O-M

Source Citation: Class: RG10; Piece: 5253; Folio: 66; Page: 29

Event:
     Type:   Coat of Arms
     Note:   The surname Brew can have three possible origins. It can be a Manx name, from MacVriew, or an Irish name, from O Brugha or O Brughadha. Or it can be of Norman descent, from the names de Berewa and de Bruth. Burrough and Burrowes are related to these Norman names, as their English derivatives meaning "dweller at a bower-house." Spelling variations of this family name include: Brew, Broe, Broy, Burrough, Burrowes and others. First found in Queen's County and Kilkenny, where the Norman surnames de Berewa and de Burgh appear as early as 1190.
Motto Translated: Fortune favours the bold.

Individual Note:
     Occupation:- Carter