BREWERTON - One-name study. Variant Bruerton.

[Jeanie A]

I started collecting information on the name Brewerton, which is my maiden name, some years a go. A couple of years ago I put the information on to www.
onenamedstudy.com and it has done well on that site. I recently started a Brewerton- family history group on face book which I use as a forum for people to discuss their Brewerton family history and it is used in tandem with the study.
I am also a member of GOONS though have only had a couple of contacts via that site.
The Brewerton name is locational and I have found at least 7 unique large trees and many smaller groups which have involved from spelling changes.
Membership to the facebook group is given on asking but to see the one-name study I require you to give me some details on how you connect to the Brewerton name.
I am in contact with Brewertons from Australia, the USA, South Africa and various European countries as well as Britain.
I would be delighted to have contact from people with the Brewerton name in their history.

[Julie.Spavins]

Hi Jeanie

My Maternal Great Grandmother was Emily Brewerton b. Jan 1858 in South Camp, Aldershot, Father Mathew Brewerton b c1812 probably Reading but not sure, Mother to Emily Brewerton Hannah Morley b Aug 1816 Reading. I believe Mathew may have been married previously to Arabella and had 2 children Mary b 1837 and John b 1839, then married Hannah and had 3 children George b May 1850, Sarah b. Jun 1852, and Emily my GG.
Mathew Brewerton was a Tailor - first traced from Emily's marriage certificate and does seem to have been his trade throughout his life.

I wonder if this links in with anything you have.

Regards, Julie.

[Jeanie A]

Hi Julie,
I do have this branch of the Oxford Brewerton's tree on my study.
If you wish to see it go to the study on tribalpages and ask for an invitation.
Regards
Jeanie