Sewall Highway

They were quite long back gardens if my memory serves me correctly, so all the more credit to them. Slash, from your previous posts it looks like we lived quite close to each other. You said you lived close to John Barton, so did I although a year or so older than him. Did you know John Minerick, the Deacons, Louches. Caddens etc?

Hi Raymond, welcome to the forum slash1 last posted in March last year. Not uncommon for people to pop in quietly between posts, but if you want to give them a heads up, you could try contacting through the contact button, which will leave a message here but might also be forwarded on to his real email. It doesn't use real emails, so slash1 would have to return to reply. Hope that helps renew an acquaintance.

Hello, Yes, I knew Fred Cadden, also Warners in that same block of houses. Shirley Warner lived in Ash Green, near me, until moving to Hinckley twenty years ago.

Rayza, I have sent you a PM.

Hello, "Sewall family Sewells of Coventry likely refers to the Sewall family, particularly Henry Sewall, who was a prominent English merchant and politician. He served as a mayor of Coventry and was a member of the House of Commons. Henry Sewall was married to Margaret Grazebrook and had two sons, Henry and Richard. He died in Coventry in 1628 and was buried in the Draper's Chapel of St Michael's Church. The family name "Sewall" is a colonial form of the name, and there are notable descendants, including Samuel Sewall, who became Chief Justice of the Massachusetts colony"