Martha BARNHILL

Birth Name BARNHILL, Martha
Gender female

Events

Event Date Place Description Sources
Birth 15 April 1873 Co. Derry, Ireland   1a 2a 3a
Court 1937 Londonderry, NI   4a 4b

Parents

Relation to main person Name Birth date Death date Relation within this family (if not by birth)
Father David BARNHILLabout 18416 May 1901
Mother Elizabethabout 1842
         Martha BARNHILL 15 April 1873
    Brother     William BARNHILL about 1878
    Sister     Maggie BARNHILL about 1881
    Brother     Andrew BARNHILL about 1882
 
Father David BARNHILLabout 18416 May 1901
Stepmother Elazabeth LOVE

Families

Family of Charles KEWELL and Martha BARNHILL

Married Husband Charles KEWELL ( * about 1887 + 26 April 1915 )
   
Event Date Place Description Sources
Marriage 28 May 1910 Londonderry Ireland   5a 6a
  Attributes
Type Value Notes Sources
_UID 2EE55C2E5DD9374B910325705C0D0CD8CB53
 

Attributes

Type Value Notes Sources
_UID FB4BDC85DA20EB4DBFDAAEFF74F4DCC1247B
 

Source References

  1. 1911 Ireland Census
      • Citation:

        Residents of a house 18.3 in Pine Street (Londonderry No. 5 Urban, Londonderry)
        ewell Martha 28 Female Head of Family Church of Ireland Co Derry House Duties Read and write - Married - 1

  2. 1901 irish census
      • Citation:

        Barnhill David 60 Male Head of Family Episcopalian Protestant
        Barnhill Eliza 26 Female Wife Episcopalian Protestant
        Barnhill Martha 24 Female Daughter Episcopalian Protestant
        Barnhill William 23 Male Son Episcopalian Protestant
        Barnhill Maggie 20 Female Daughter Episcopalian Protestant
        Barnhill Andrew 19 Male Son Episcopalian Protestant
        Ashby Lilly 6 Female Grand Child Episcopalian Protestant
        Ashby Violet 4 Female Grand Child Episcopalian Protestant
        Ashby Dolly 1 Female Grand Child Episcopalian Protestant

  3. service record
      • Citation:

        Husbands pension record Ancestry:-
        Name: Martha Kewell.
        Gender: Female
        Birth Date: 15 Apr 1873
        Relation to Soldier: Widow
        Title: WWI Pension Record Cards and Ledgers
        Description: Other Ranks Died Kershaw G-Keyse W
        Next of Kin:
        Name Relation to Soldier
        Charles Kewell.
        Martha Kewell. Widow

  4. Newspaper
      • Citation:

        Belfast News-Letter - Tuesday 15 October 1935
        A woman whose husband was killed at the Dardanelles was bound over at Londonderry yesterday on a charge of stealing from a local store, articles valued at 3s 9d "I was absolutley astonished when I heard of the charge" said the Rev Canon COWELL, MA who gave evidence of the woman's good character.
        The defendant - Mrs Martha KEWELL, aged 64, of Pine Street, Derry - was stated by her solicitor, Mr A ROBB, to be a factory worker. It was an unaccountable lapse, he said and added that defendant had recently had a nervous breakdown.
        Canon COWELL said he had known defendant fo 14 years and she was a quiet honest respectable woman.

      • Citation:

        Londonderry Sentinel - Tuesday 15 October 1935
        WAR WIDOWS LAPSE
        A respectably dressed woman, Mrs Martha KEWELL, Pine Street Londonderry, appeared at the Petty Sessions yesterday, charge with stealing a number of articles nalue 3s 91/2d, the property of a local store.
        Mr A ROBB said the defendant, who admitted taking the articles without paying for them, was sixty-four years of age and a war widow, her husband having been killed at the Dardanelles. This was one of those unaccountable lapses for which no explination could be given, as she had no need to do anything of the sort, She had bourne a very good character and was employed in a factory. I January last she was ill with influensa, which had resulted in a nervous breakdown.
        Rev Canoe E W COWELL MA said he had known the defedant for fourteen years, and so far as he knew she was a quiet, honest, respectable woman. He was absolutely astonished when this charge came to his knowledge.
        The Chairman (Mr Jas ANDERSON) said it was very refreshing to have a clergyman coming to speak for one of his congregation.
        Mr ROBB said all the articles had been recovered.
        The magistrates dealt with the case under the Probation of Offenders Act on defendant paying 5s 6d costs and entering into £5 bail, with one surety of £5, to be of good behaviour for twelve months.

  5. Family Search
      • Citation:

        Irish GRO records:-
        Name: Charles Kewell
        Registration district: Londonderry
        Record type: MARRIAGES
        Registration date - quarter and year: Apr - Jun 1910
        Estimated birth year:
        Age:
        Mother's surnames:
        Film number: 101262
        Volume: 2
        Page: 147
        Digital GS number: 4199364
        Image number: 00058
        Collection: Ireland, Civil Registration Indexes 1845-1958

  6. Irishgenealogy.ie
      • Citation:

        Party 1 Name CHARLES KEWELL
        Party 2 Name MARTHA BARNHILL
        Date of Event 28 May 1910
        Group Registration ID 2003517
        SR District/Reg Area Londonderry

        + copy of certificate.