The Quaker meeting helped Elizabeth through hard times.
But what was she going to do long-term? There’s no way for a single woman with two children to get along. She would have to get re-married. Or…
Continue reading89 – A Life Change
88 – John Jervis (8G)
John Jervis had two families. He and his wife Margaret had several children (ca 1651-1658). After Margaret’s death, John married Elizabeth and they also had children (ca 1669-1680).
87 – Hardship and Charity
There was mounting circumstantial evidence that Elizabeth and John Jervis were Quakers, but we don’t have proof.
We needed to research the Quaker records, but they’re not online.
Continue reading86 – Quakers
We’ve found associations between Elizabeth Jervis and Quakers in Nantwich. Let’s find out more about Quakers.
85 – Four Quaker Finds
We were having good luck in the days after finding Elizabeth Jervis’s letter about her husband’s estate.
We made four Quaker finds within a few days.
84 – Nantwich and Jervises
Nantwich is an ancient market town in Cheshire, founded in Roman times.
Today, Nantwich has one of the largest collections of historic buildings in the county, second only to Chester.
Continue reading83 – It Makes Me Tingle
82 – Where’s Elizabeth?
81 – Gervase Comes to England
80 – Jervis World 1300s & 1400s
We found the “progenitor” James Jervis of Chatcull, born around 1490. Did the Jervises live in Chatcull before that?
Family Nibbles 