HCR diary 29.10.1814 Mr & Mrs Fazy returned from Salonica
20.6.1818 at Aders "The Schunks, Platts, Mrs Fazy, Miss Lewis were my acquaintances"
22.7.1821 "Mrs Fazy has obtained a comfortable situation as superintendent of rich children by which provision is secured to her"
John Solomon Fazy married at Manchester Cathedral 15.7…
15.10.1806 miss Fearon at Topping's
The only appearance of this name in Godwin's diary, It was a commoner surname than you might think. One possible candidate (not very likely but too interesting not to mention) was the singer Elizabeth Feron whose performances were already noted in newspapers (Morn Post 21.10.1805) as Miss Fearon. Her date of birth is uncertain but she was between nine and fifteen years old in 1806 and a child prodigy. Her subsequent life is well researched in Dudley Cheke's book Josephine and Emilie. Another candidate was Nancy Brooks Fearon 1777-1837…
mrs Featherstone 19.7.1800 at Mcnally's
Leonard Macnally Dict Irish Biog 1752-1820 his uncle was a merchant called Featherstone. A Leonard Macnally married Anna Maria Featherstone in 1803 or 1804
call on Foulkes (trial) 26.1.1804 / call on Foulkes, Fell at tea, Alvanley's chambers, bail with Warner / 1.2.1804 Westminster Hall, with Warner; adv Morris, Agar. call on Lamb adv Fells
Richard Pepper Arden, Lord Alvanley DNB 1744-1804 presided in the Court of Common Pleas at Westminstere hall where (Nat Arch CP40/3847 f379) Charles Brown was plaintiff against Ralph Fell, whose attorney was John Foulkes. I didn't try to work out the exact dates from the above record but they were around the end of January 1804. Not sure who Warner was in this context
capt Fell 23.11.1799 at Parry's, Hammersmith
In Army List Capt Joseph Fell was on half pay from 1795, then on 1.1.1795 appointed Major 3rd Garrison battalion, vanished from Army List after 1808. Unlikely the same person as Joseph Fell (brother of Godwin's friend Fell, Ralph qv) ropemaker of Whitby bankrupt March 1804. Joseph Fell senior late Lt Col of East Essex Militia died at Somers Town 15.12.1798. Fells associated with Hammersmith were / Frances Henrietta Fell widow will LCC 1792 Hammersmith, mentioned no relations but had married Thomas Fell 25.8.1750 of St Margt Lothbury…
18.5.1799 Fells at tea (Whitby) / 15.2.1800 Richard & Ra Fell call / 18.2.1800 Fell at tea; sup at F's / 11.4.1801 Jo Fell calls / 26.4.1801 dine at Fell's with Jo. Fell / 24.1.1806 Jo Fell calls
The F on 18.2.1800 should surely be coded to Ralph Fell. For Ralph Fell's marriage see Karre, Sarah and Godwin, Hannah. Ralph Fell was baptised 6.1.1777 son of Joseph at Newcastle and buried at St Giles Camberwell on 4.3.1814 aged 37 years. His father married 20.4.1764 at South Shields Dorothy Blackiston, their other children baptised at Newcastle were Mary 1767, Dorothy…
see Batemans Buldings in London Addresses dataset
Thomas Fell ratebooks 5 Batemans Bldgs 1774-78 (also William Fell 1777-78) / Thomas Fell of Newcastle Court, St Clement Danes tailor 1764 bail at Middlesex Sessions / St Clement Danes settlement exam 29.10.1767 William Fell abt 37 yrs = Sarah at Mayfair Chapel abt 15 yrs ago, children William 14 yrs Mary 7yrs Teresa 1 yr, father Thomas rented house in Newcastle Court for abt 10 yrs till abt 2 yrs ago when he failed / William Fell of St Martin i t Fields tailor = St George's Mayfair 24.6.1752 Sarah Wyatt of St Clement Danes /…
see Batemans Buildings in London Addresses dataset
Henry Fellowes 14 Batemans Buildings ratebooks 1781 / Henry Fellows (man) bur 6.11.1785 St Martin i t Fields / Henry Arthur Fellows son of Henry & Martha born 30.9.1764 bapt 25.4.1786 St Geo Han Sq
5.1.1789 Felton at B. Hollis' / 20.4.1789 again / 2.3.1792 again / 6.4.1795 Felton at John King's / 10.6.1815 call on Felton
Samuel Felton died 1802 (PCC wills). Fellow of Royal Society, Fellow of Society of Antiquaries, member of Society for Encouragement of Arts, Manufacture and Commerce. Subscribed 1787 to works of John Jebb, lived at Charlotte St 1786-93, Carburton St 1794-1802. Mentioned in the wills of Timothy Hollis and Thomas Brand Hollis. He wrote some works on art and gardening. May have been the Felton at King's, but obviously not the call of 1815
Fenn 23.4.1797 adv at Holcrofts & Amelia Alderson / 13.4.1829 call on Fenn / 9.8.1834 Fenn's &c for Swift / 29.8.1834 call on Fenn
GODWIN DIARY: them 16.7.1799 & 15.10.1800 underlined in GD website, should be coded to John & Eliza Fenwick / 22.7.1805 meet EE & O Fks probably meant Eliza and her daughter Eliza and son Orlando
The birth record of Orlando Fenwick in 1798 (Nat Arch RG4/4661 and RG5/36) stated his maternal grandparents were Peter and Elizabeth Jaco. The will of Peter Jaco, hosier of St Leonard's Shoreditch (Nat Arch PROB11/1080) proved in 1781 mentioned his wife Elizabeth, daughter Elizabeth, father Nicholas, older brother Benjamin, sister Mary Wallis, brother Thomas and niece…
call on E Fenwick (Elise) 17.7.1797 / 12.6.1802 E & E Fenwicks at tea / 8.11.1807 F[enwic]k dines adv EF jr
Perhaps a reference to Eliza Anne daughter of John and Elizabeth Fenwick. Followed by Pidcock's, Exeter Change, the two other occasions when Godwin visited Pidcock's menagerie were with children, see Pidcock, Gilbert. For her later appearances see her person record in GD website and see Rutherford, William on this site. The 1801 entry above has the first E unidentified in GD website, but this was probably a way of noting mother and daughter without father
SOCIETY FOR CONSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION: John Fenwick of Walworth proposed 5.10.1792 by Thomas Symmons 2nded Joyce (Jeremiah of Joshua). SCI tract distribution list 6.7.1792 (before he became member) Mr John Fenwick, 7 Apollo Bldgs, East La, Walworth
See Fenwick, Eliza / Fenwick, Thomas James / Vaughan, Priscilla in this website
Brother of John Fenwick. The bankruptcy announcement in the London Gazette of 1803 said Thomas James Fenwick, linen draper of Penzance. Thomas James Fenwick, tailor and slop-seller of Fore St, St Anne Limehouse, appeared in 1825 and 1829 in Old Bailey proceedings (oldbaileyonline, t18250519-55 & t18290115-42). John Fenwick, abode Limehouse age 65 yrs was buried at St Anne Limehouse on 21.12.1823, shortly after Godwin noted his death. Thomas James Fenwick clothier and taylor of Gravesend died in 1850, (his will Nat Arch PROB11/2117), his family were at Gravesend in 1841 and subsequent…
SWEDENBORGIANS: John Ferguson one of 77 signatories to New Chuch 7.12.1788. New Jerusalem Chapel bapt 25.12.1788 John Ferguson. bapt 31.7.1796 Mary Ann Ferguson born 28.10.1769 London of James & Mary Ann Rager.
James son of Nathaniel Rager weaver of Ch Ch Spitalfields appr 1754 to John Hardy of Clockmakers Coy. James Rager bach = St Clement Danes 27.10.1767 Mary Delehoy widow. Mary Ann dau of James & Mary Rager bapt 26.10.1769 St Sepulchre, London. SunFire 1780 James Rager victualler, Printing House Lane, Blackfriars, London. John Ferguson wid = Greenwich 9.5.1794 Mary Ann…
15.5.1806 Serjeant's Inn w. Few & Springsguth
See Springsguth, Matthew Clix for his marriage in 1802 to Ann Frances Few. Charles son of John Few cornfactor of Theobalds Road was articled 1793 to James Meddowcroft. SunFire 1803 Few & Co chinamen 69 High Holborn./ SunFire 1818 John Few 25 Denton St, St Pancras, gent / SunFire 1822 Charles Few solicitor 3 Henrietta St, Covent Garden. Charles bapt 1778, Ann bapt 1779 Holborn of John & Catherine Few. Springsguth had married a solicitor's sister