John KELLAWAY (2) = Mary PERKINS b.1727 m.22 Feb 1757 Freshwater IOW b.12 Dec 1736 Freshwater I of W Freshwater I of W d.31 Mar 1812 d.28 Aug 1803 Freshwater I of W Freshwater I of W occ. Labourer in Shalfleet IOW | ________________________|________________________________________________________ | | James KELLAWAY (1) = Jane BUCKET Hannah 1758 b.17 Mar 1765 m.23 Jun 1794 Calbourne IOW b.1772 John 1760 Freshwater I of W Newport I of W (Freshwater) d.11 Feb 1844 d.25 May 1838 Freshwater I of W Freshwater I of W occ. Labourer in Yarmouth IOW | ________________________|________________________________________________________ | | James KELLAWAY (2) = Sarah CHIVERTON Elizabeth 1795 b.26 Dec 1796 m.11 Apr 1818 Newport IOW b.1799 Jane 1798 Freshwater I of W Freshwater I of W William 1800 d.31 Dec 1857 d.19 Oct 1853 Thomas 1803 Freshwater I of W Freshwater I of W Mary 1807 occ. Labourer in Freshwater IOW Joseph 1811 | | ________________________________|_______________________________________________ | | | |
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![]() | m.15 Feb 1847 Boldre Lymington | ![]() | James 1818 George 1821 Ann 1823 John 1828 Ellen 1831 Frank 1833 Charles 1836 Rebecca 1838 Fanny 1842 |
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| Edward KELLAWAY b.22 Jan 1825 Freshwater IOW d.3 May 1902 Romsey occ. Superintendent of Police for Romsey | Mary Ann BOWER b.22 May 1825 Boldre Lymington d.19 Aug 1904 Romsey |
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![]() | m.25 Oct 1873 Bristol UK More Photographs Here | ![]() | Helen 1849 Mary 1851 Charles 1853 Thomas 1855 Edward 1857 Harry 1859 The Canada Branch Charles 1862 = Sarah A. Meadham Albert 1864 | “When I knew her she used to sit over the radio, listening to the morse, in the hope of picking up one of the German U-Boats that thronged the South African coast. This she regarded as her duty to the “Old Country” which she referred to as “Home.” She used to explain to me that although I came of good English stock (for which I should be grateful), the fact that I had been born in South Africa (which was unfortunate) meant that I would always be a Colonial!” |
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| William Walter KELLAWAY b.10 Jul 1852 Christchurch UK d.30 Dec 1928 Durban SA occ. Post Office Chief Engineer for Bristol A Letter to Molly | Emmeline Harriette BROWN b.04 Nov 1852 Hereford d.01 Jul 1941 Durban SA | Emmeline Harriette BROWN was one of the first two female telegraphists appointed to Bristol where she met her future husband who was a telegraphist there at that time. |
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![]() | m.28 Dec 1921 Durban SA | ![]() | Perceval 1874 Florence 1876* Frederick 1878 Frank 1881* Archibald 1883 Cyril 1888* All born in England * died in infancy | ||
| Harold Victor KELLAWAY b.20 Dec 1881 Stafford UK d.25 Jan 1960 Durban SA occ. Fitter and Turner then Engineering draughtsman and consultant | Ivy Lavinia Merryweather b.22 Nov 1896 Durban SA d.01 Jun 1972 Matatiele SA occ. Mathematics and English teacher | H V Kellaway inaugurated the Durban Society of Model Engineers and Kellaway Park is named after him. I L Merryweather was an exceptional student and Dux of Durban Girls College 1913. She became a teacher, specialising in English and Mathematics. |
William Walter KELLAWAY = Emmeline Harriette BROWN m.25.10.1873 Bristol
1852-1928 1852-1941
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Perceval Florence Frederick Frank Archibald Cyril Harold
Warburton George Victor
1874-1945 1876-76 1878-1908 1881-82 1883-1962 1888-89 1891-1960
= Cissie Died in Died of TB Died in = Gertrude Died in = Ivy Lavinia
Stephens infancy unmarried infancy Glover infancy Merryweather
1875-1965 1888-1970 1896-1972
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| | | | Elaine Edward Irene Kelvin
Molly Sydney Bessie Joan Ashley Fenton Lavinia Victor
Kellaway Kellaway Kellaway Kellaway Kellaway Kellaway Kellaway Kellaway
Charles KELLAWAY = Sarah Anna MEADHAM m.1884 S.Stoneham
1861-1931 1864-1927
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William Edward Gertrude Alice Elsie Irene Gilbert Walter Archibald Harry
Kellaway Kellaway Kellaway Kellaway Kellaway
1885-1969 1885-85 1888-1980 1891-1982 1902-1970
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Elsie Meadham Arthur Wareham (1)Winifred Adele Elsie Jane Bull
Bridson Tilley | Baker |
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Eileen Monica Winifred Gilbert Peter Nancy
Kellaway Kellaway Barbara Wilfred Kellaway Kellaway
Kellaway Kellaway
Edward KELLAWAY = Mary Ann BOWER m.15.02.1847 Boldre 1825-1902 1825-1904 ________________________|_______________________________________________________________________________________ | | | | | | | | Helen Mary William Thomas Edward Harry Charles Albert 1849 1851 1852 1855 1857 1859 1862 1864
| Helen | 1849 Yarmouth; unmarried; d.Romsey 1932 |
| Mary Ann | 1851 Yarmouth; m.George Goulding of Romsey 1875; children Nell, Edward and Herbert. Nell m.Arthur Jenvey, Town Engineer Romsey and talented watercolour artist. |
| William Walter | 1852 Christchurch; refer KELLAWAY LINE and KELLAWAY = BROWN issue. |
| Thomas | 1855 Bramshaw; Inspector of Police; m.Jane Manning 1886, a widow with three children, (William, Eliza, Mary) and by her had a daughter Ada Annie 1888; he d.1895 at Pancras. |
| Edward | 1857 Eling; Bookseller; m.Maria Friend 1883 Tavistock; three children, John, Kitty and May; d.Romsey 1928. |
| Harry | 1859 Eling; Manager of a corn mill; m.Sarah Tuck 1880 Romsey; three children, Edward, Mabel & Mary (Edward joined Eastern Cable Company); Harry d.1911 Southampton. |
| Charles | 1862 Stockbridge; d.1931 Southampton; m.Sarah Anna Meadham 1884; five children all of whom emigrated to America. Refer further KELLAWAY = MEADHAM issue. |
| Albert | 1864 Stockbridge; Brewer′s clerk; m.Sarah De Lacey Bayley 1886 Romsey; one daughter Ida 1890; Albert died 1905 age 41 Romsey and Sarah died 1905 age 43 Romsey |
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