Unconnected Mackereths
My long term quest is to identify the family origin(s). Due to the relative uniqueness of the name I naively assume that we must be related at some point. This has encouraged me to start a single name study.
This is very tedious but once in a while uncovers other families which may be of interest.
In general I will add these families as a link to their site.
Hedon Farm Australia http://www.hedonfarm.com.au/the-mackereth-family/
This family originated in Troutbeck. (John A Mackereth was a teacher in Troutbeck between 1779 and 1789 before becoming Curate at Owthome Yorks.)
His son Thomas (1789-1871) moved to the Scarborough area.
His son Edwin Horatio (1828-1916) is referred to in the link.
This is very tedious but once in a while uncovers other families which may be of interest.
In general I will add these families as a link to their site.
Hedon Farm Australia http://www.hedonfarm.com.au/the-mackereth-family/
This family originated in Troutbeck. (John A Mackereth was a teacher in Troutbeck between 1779 and 1789 before becoming Curate at Owthome Yorks.)
His son Thomas (1789-1871) moved to the Scarborough area.
His son Edwin Horatio (1828-1916) is referred to in the link.
Mackereth Cottage http://www.weekendnotes.com/mackereth-cottage/
This is a family originating in the Grasmere area.
George (1780-1819) moved to London where he married Mary Jenkins(1785-1865). His son also called George (1809-1864) emigrated to Adelaide in 1838.
Note: that they lived in Bow, London not Bow, Devon as stated in the link.
This is a family originating in the Grasmere area.
George (1780-1819) moved to London where he married Mary Jenkins(1785-1865). His son also called George (1809-1864) emigrated to Adelaide in 1838.
Note: that they lived in Bow, London not Bow, Devon as stated in the link.
