Frederick Henry Warwick b. 11/4/1822, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England
Source: Ancestry.com: England and Wales, Non-Conformist and Non-Parochial Registers. Father: Frederick Warwick. Mother: Amelia Crook. Baptism: 5/15/1825 (age 2) (same location as birth)
1852, in Canada, he married Eliza Helen Helm b. 9/8/1830, Ostwego, New York. Source: her grandson Henry Matchett's SAR application.
All of their children were born in Canada:
Frederick Henry Warwick b. July 1854-1930
Amelia Warwick 3/20/1858-1927
Eliza Warwick abt 1863-
George Helme Warwick 11/11/1864-1913
1891, Canada Census, Toronto, Ontario. Frederick (age 69) and Eliza (Helm) (age 60); daughter, Eliza Warwick
1900, US Census, St. Paul, Ramsey, MN. Frederick 76, Eliza (Helm) 69; living with the family of their daughter, Amelia and her husband, Abraham James Matchett
1902 -July 9, St. Paul, MN- Death of Frederick Henry Warwick. Buried, Oakland Cemetery, St. Paul, Ramsey Co. MN
1920, US Census, St. Paul, Ramsey, MN. Eliza (age 90), widowed, living with her daughter, Amelia (Warwick, age 60) and her husband, Abraham James Matchett (64)
About Abraham James Matchett's lineage:
Father, Richard James Matchett b. 11/2/1802, Drung Parish, Cavan, Ireland
Source: Ireland, Baptism: Parents, Alexander and Margaret Matchett
1827, he married Ann Nancy Carr b. 5/10/1810, Ireland. Source: Ancestry.com Family Tree
Richard James Matchett d. 9/5/1862, Cavan, Petersborough, Ontario, Canada. Source: Canada, Find A Grave. His wife, Ann d. 1/15/1901, same location.
Their son, Abraham James Matchett, b. 6/21/1854, Cavan Twp, Ontario, Canada. Source: his son Henry Matchett's SAR Application.
1882, in Toronto, Canada, he married Amelia Warwick, daughter of Frederick Warwick and Eliza Helen Helm (refer to the Warwick Family information at the beginning of this page).
Amelia Warwick, b. 3/20/1858, Shannonville, Hastings, Ontario, Canada. Source: her son Henry Matchett's SAR application.
1892 or 1893, Arrival, US. Source: 1900 and 1910 US Census.
1895, Minnesota Census, St. Paul, Ramsey, MN.
1900, US Census, St. Paul, Ramsey, MN. Abraham 45, Amelia 45; Isabel 17, Sherwood 12, Henry 9. Parents of Amelia [Warwick] Fred 76, Eliza (Helm) 69. Birth Place of his parents [Matchett], Ireland.
1920, US Census, St. Paul, Ramsey, MN. Abraham 64, Amelia 60 -her mother, Eliza (Helm) Warwick 89. Immigration, 1893. Occupation, Lithographer, Industry, Printing Office. Owns home, mortgage-free. Naturalized.
1926 -Jan. 2, Richmond, Staten Island, NY- Death of Amelia Warwick. Source: New York Death Index, Certificate #13. Buried, Roselawn Cemetery, Roseville, Ramsey Co, MN. Source: Find A Grave
1930, US Census, Fort Leavenworth Military Reservation, Leavenworth, Kansas. Abraham 75, widowed, living with his son, Henry Matchett 39, Lillian S 34; Madeleine M 11, Helen L 8
1933 -Jan. 15, Chattahooche, Georgia- Death of Abraham James Matchett. Buried, Roselawn Cemetery, Roseville, Ramsey Co, MN. Source: Find A Grave
Children of Abraham James Matchett and Ameilia Warwick:
Isabella May Matchett b. 12/23/1882, Cavan, Petersborough, Ontario, Canada. 1907, married Sterling Nelson Temple. d. 7/3/1954, Niagara Falls, NY
Sherwood Warwick Matchett b. 9/20/1888, Cavan, Petersborough, Ontario, Canada. d. 1/5/1973, Polk County, Florida
Henry Jeffrey Matchett b. 1/7/1891, Cavan, Petersborough, Ontario, Canada. *the SAR applicant. 1917 -June 25, Military, Army Enlistment; release, 2/28/1950 -General. d, 2/18/1982, Port Hueneme, Ventura Co., CA.
Parents of Eliza Helen Helm
George M Helm, baptized, 12/24/1799, New York; before 1830, probably in New York, he married Catherine Wolfe (marriage date based on birth daughter, Eliza Helen)
Source: US, Dutch Reformed Church Records - Baptism, Blenhelm, NY
Catherine Wolfe b. 1808, ? Source: her grt-grandson, Henry Matchett's SAR Application. I've found no information for Catherine before her marriage to George M Helm.
1835 -July 14, ?- Death of Catherine Wolfe -10 days after the birth of her son, James L Helm.
Children of George M Helm and Catherine Wolfe:
Eliza Helen Helm b. 1830 d. 1926 m: Frederick Henry Warwick
James L Helm b. 1835 d. 1932
(5th Great-Uncle) George M Helm is the brother of our 4th Great-Grandparents, Elizabeth aka Eliza Helm b. 1802 and Selah Murray Stevens b. 1799.
Their parents, Woodhull Helm Sr b. 1777 and Elizabeth aka Eliza McDowell b. 1779 are our 5th Great-Grandparents.
Woodhull Helm b. 1777, Orange Co, NY was never a resident of Canada; he married three times; in 1835 he moved his family to Illinois; he died 9/8/1845, Byron, Ogle Co, Illinois.
Wives and Children:
m1, before 1798, Elizabeth aka Eliza McDowell -Children: George M and Elizabeth aka Eliza
m2, before 1809, Thaly Ann Stevens -Children: Edward and William
m3, 6/25/1816, Lucy Ruggles -Children: Alfred, Ruggles, Phineas, Woodhull, Lucy, Clinton
Thaly Ann Stevens is a descendant of Airad FitzStephens of England (b. 1036) and John Stevens of Guilford, CT. Through that marriage, Airard is our Step-21st great-grandfather of 4th great-grandmother... Peter I Stephens aka Stevens is the grandfather of the wife of our 5th GGF; his father Gershom Stevens is the father-in-law of our 5th GGF, Woodhull Helm (Gershom's daughter, Thaly Ann was Woodhull's 2nd wife); Woodhull 1st married Elizabeth McDowell; their daughter Eliza Helm is our 4th GGM; Thaly is Eliza's Step-Mother; making all Thaly's family "Step" relatives...
Stevens Family of Connecticut:
Connecticut, Church Record Abstracts, 1630-1920. Vol 115 Trumbull
Stevens, Steavens, Stevans, (Church in) Trumbull, Fairfield, CT:
-family of Peter I Stephens and Mercy Cottrill - who were baptized 9/4/1748 “at adult age”
Gershom baptized, 9/4/1748 *father of Thaly Ann Stevens
William baptized, 9/4/1748
Peter Jr. m: Mary Hurd, 3/31/1757
Sarah, daughter of Peter and Mary baptized, 1/1/1758Peter Jr: Media: North American, Family Histories… for Peter Stevens
DAR application #110526, Mrs. Helen Kathleen Simmons Powell, descendant of Capt. John Warner, Peter Stevens and William Mitchell: Peter Stevens (1731-99) was a private and was wounded at the capture of Danbury. He died (from the effects of the wounds at his farm) in New Milford, CT (d. 8/6/1779)
Other, Frederick Warwick Family Notes (Frederick Henry Warwick married Eliza Helen Helm)
Son, Frederick Henry Jr, b. 1855, Canada m, 3/4/1884: Harriet Grove in Canada (father Frederick, mother Eliza)
US Census, 1900: Newport, Washington, MN (age 45)
US Census, 1910, St Paul, Ramsey, MN (with Harriet)
married 1/4/1919, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, Annie Croker (Frederick age 64)
US Census 1920, St Paul, Ramsey, MN (with Annie)
US Census 1930, Glendale, LA, CA (with Annie)
CA, Death Index: d. 5/2/1930, Los Angeles (age 75)
Dauther, Eliza Warwick b. 1863, Canada… Canada Census: 1881, 1891 (age 28, her parents are listed with her)... that’s all I have for her
Son, George Helme Warwick b. 1864, Canada. Arrival 1888, m: Christine ? US 1900 Census, St. Paul, Ramsey, MN
Note: Father of Eliza Helen Helm, George M Helm; she named a son George Helm... Eliza Helm, sister of George M Helm, married Selah Murray Stevens; possibly, George M Helm's middle name is Murray ??? Murray Connections: Selah Murray Stevens m: Eliza Helm b. 1802
References, Warwickshire, England
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birmingham Birmingham, Warwickshire, England
http://heritage.warwickshire.gov.uk/warwickshire-county-record-office/county-record-office-collections/county-record-office-tracing-your-warwickshire-ancestors/ Tracing Your Warwickshire Ancestors
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warwickshire Warwickshire
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenilworth_Castle Kenilworth Castle
Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England Stevens Family [Source: Find A Grave]: Thomas Stevens married Mary Fletcher on November 18, 1655 in Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England. -they were the parents of Jacob (March 01, 1672-March 10, 1754) married Anna Mary Whipple. He was the armorer of Buttolph lane, London, who was contracted with the Massachusetts Bay Colony and government in march 1629 for the supply of arms. He was a member of the Massachusetts Bay company, gave fifty pounds to the common stock and sent three sons Thomas, Cyprian, and Richard and one daughter Mary to New England. Mary married Captain Whipple of Ipswich. Thomas and Cyprian came in 1660 with Captain Green. Cyprian went to Chelsea and later to Lancaster.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massachusetts_Bay_Colony Massachusetts Bay Colony An English settlement on the east coast of North America (Massachucetts Bay) in the 17th century; situated around the present-day cities of Salem and Boston… founded by the owners of the Massachusetts Bay Company… begun in 1628… the population was strongly Puritan… the electorate was limited to freeman, who had been examined for their religious views and formally admitted to the local church. As a consequence, the colonial leadership exhibited intolerance to other religious view, including Anglican, Quaker, and Baptist theologies.
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| Tribal distribution, ca. 1600. |
Prior to the arrival of Europeans on the eastern shore of New England, the area around Massachusetts Bay was the territory of several Algonquian-speaking tribes, including the Massachusett, Nauset, and Wampanoag. The Pennacooks occupied the Merrimack River valley to the north, and the Nipmuc, Pocumtuc, and Mahican, occupied the western lands of present-day Massachusetts, although some of those tribes were under tribute to the Mohawk, who were expanding aggressively from present-day upstate New York. The total Indian population in 1620 has been estimated to be 7,000 with the population of New England at 15–18,000. This number was significantly larger as late as 1616; in later years contemporary chroniclers interviewed Indians who described a major pestilence that killed between one and two thirds of the population. The land use patterns of the natives included plots cleared for agricultural purposes, and woodland territories for the hunting of game. Land divisions between the tribes were well understood.
Reminder: there is much historical information in this article to read…
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