trewartha.com

Hi,

I rarely see the name “trewartha”, so I was thrilled to see an entire website of “trewartha” info, people, etc.

I live near Chicago, IL, USA and have lived in the US my entire life.

Terri

Hi there, Terri, great to hear from you. We hope to expand the info here to link up with Trewarthas everywhere – if you have any more info you’d like to volunteer about your family (that you don’t mind being on public record here!) then feel free.

I am glad I found your website. Cheers from Utah. I will visit often. Thanks for the great content and useful links.

Sean

My grandfather, Paul Trewartha, was born in Hazel Green Wisconson. He married Viola Freeman from Walnut Grove, MN. They farmed all their life in the small town of Revere, MN.

All of our family is very proud of the Trewartha name. It is unusual. As children I remember people thinking we were fair haired Native American Indians.

Looking at Mike Trewartha’s website of Trewartha geneology, Peter (b. 1818) born in St Agnes, married not far away in Menagissey (also Cornwall) but died in Hazelgreen, Wi. He had 9 children, of them James, William, Francis and Richard all got married in Hazelwood and had families.

Looks like William’s son Paul married Viola here

This looks like Sean‘s family. Descended from Samuel who came over from Redrith to CA.

Terri, could have been William (b. 1814 Gwennap, Cornwall) came over and started two Trewartha families around Illinois. Brought his wife and son, William, over too. William dying in the Battle of Chickamuga.

Sorry this isn’t a Trewartha query as such. I wonder if your mother ran the Old Mill Tearooms in Ide. I remeber going there many years ago and having an amazing green jelly preserve with cream – I think it was quince based. I am trying to track down a recipe. Apologies if I am off beam but any help you can offer would be appreciated. Many thanks.
Tony Tudor

Robin’s mother Mary did indeed run the Old Mill in Ide. The building is still there, even if Mary, and indeed Ide, isn’t!

Thanks for the great site. I am living in Sydney, Australia with my wife Patricia, children Alexander and Elouise & parents Frank and Janet.

We visited Cornwell a few years ago, and had heard there was a Trewartha farm, could not find anything so it was interesting to see your photo.

Brendan.

I think there are a few small places called Trewartha – there are lots of places named on variations of it.

Here is a small hamlet Trewartha which is within the parish of Veryan

Hi there,
Just a note to say that there is a group on Facebook called ‘Trewartha Collective’.

We haven’t made and great genealogical contributions, more taken great comfort in meeting other people who have to spell their name out all the time, that sort or thing!

It’s interesting to use to see where Trewarthas are in the rest of the world anyway.

:0)

Hi.
Mike Trewartha from Adelaide, South Australia here – im soon to be traveling to Europe (less then 2 months) and would love to get down to Cornwall for a few days.

Can anyone provide some information regarding travel to and from London, cheap accommodation, and site seeing?

hey it bridget
i am a trewartha too. i love being one hahaaa it is cool. love bridget XX

hola soy juan carlos beltran trewartha soy de mazatln mexico

Hi – Ken from Canberra (Australia) here. Nickname “Mouse” and “Duke”. There is another “Ken Trewartha” getting around so don’t get us mixed up!! I was born in England 1959 and moved to Aust in 1969 father Peter Bryan and Mum Valerie Ann (Staniford). I traced our line to 16th century via this excellent link http://www.miketree.co.uk/trewartha/f173.htm#P638 I have three sons and a daughter and they are so proud to be called Trewartha.

ola soy trewartha de corason de sinaloa los mochis tengo 12 tengo cuatrimoto http://www.metroflog.com/leo_mlverde
me gustan los coridos
qiero saber de donde es el apellido trewartha

I do not think we have replied to your two messages, Leonardo. Sorry I cannot translate or reply to you in your own language. Great to hear from you.

Robin Trewartha

Not sure if my son replied to you, Ken, but here’s a belated acknowledgement, just in case. Thing about the Trewartha name is that it seems relatively unusual and then you find quite a lot of us and a few with the same name.

On our side, my ‘Arthur’ and my brother’s ‘Mark’ have both travelled down the family quite a few generations. Now another generation is starting underneath with my son and my daughter both producing infants in the last twelve months.

Busy times ….. fun times!

Robin Trewartha
robintrewartha@tiscali.co.uk

My great great grandmother was Elizabeth Trewartha, married Stephen Goldsworthy in 1861. I am so glad that I found this site!

Hello robin as i said before good to contact you again just it seems you might not have recived my previous email so this a test message.

Hey! Trewartha also from Gold Coast Queensland Australia!

Hi, I’m doing Trewartha Family Tree, my grandfather was Thomas Trewartha from Mannum, South Australia. any held would be appreciated, thanks ;) Leoni

hope you get lots of information from this site. janet trewartha

Hi leoni – Thomas from Mannum was my uncle , my father was Bill (Sykes)

Hi you Trewartha’s. yes Im one two. Father Norman, Grandfather Percy. Uncle Albert with 7 kids, but they changed names to Williams now in Buderin Qld. Our ancestors here in Australia came from the Copper mines in the Copper Triangle, South Australia. 30 years ago I spent 12 mths living in Melb Aust and there were none in the phone book, and now … holy duly! where did they all come from. Good Luck.

I have a question for all of you my uncle Fredrick Russel Trewartha from Chico, CA died in Sep 19 2002 and I just found out today. He had a son who’s mother had died when he was born. His name is Christpher Trewartha he was born in 1989 I am trying to find him. If anyone knows him please let me know. Thank you.. Tiffany @ therodgers6@yahoo.com

Hello Trewartha’s,
My name is Jenna and i’ve followed my tree back to William b.1797

My family have moved north through England to Scotland and now our branch is in North England again.

This summer we will be heading to trewartha in Cornwall to get some cheesy pic of me and the Trewartha road sign.

Hi there,

My name is Erin and I am an Australian now living in New Zealand. I am studying and one of our tasks was to trace our family origins as far as we could. My Grandfather was a Trewartha. I actually don’t know anything about him, my Mum never spoke much of him.. All I know is he lived and died in South Australia in the 1950s. Anyway, its great to see that this side of my family is so big and has so many connections to their ancestory..even if I dont know anything about it haha

=)

Greetings from Springfield, IL USA! Just wanted to add to this already excellent and growing community of Trewarthas from around the world!

My wife and I live in Springfield, but I come from Pontiac, IL originally.

Using Mike Tree’s tree I was able to find my great grandfather, Russel Trewartha (http://www.miketree.co.uk/trewartha/f479.htm). My grandfather was Richard, and his 1st son was John, my dad. Richard also had a daughter, Marylin, and 2 more sons, Robert and David. All of us live here in Illinois still.

We would love to come visit the ‘homeland’ someday!

Also, one last curiosity I’ve had for a long, long time. How does everyone pronounce Trewartha? Is it Tre-WAR-tha, TREE-war-tha, TREW-artha, or do you say it completely different? I’d love to know. Around these parts we say it somewhere between Tree-WAR-tha and Tre-WAR-tha.

- Dan (dantrewartha.com)

Hey everyone, my names Annie Trewartha I’m 17 years old, im from Warrnambool in Victoria, Australia. I googled myself and stumbled upon this sight it’s very interesting. If anybody would like to get in further contact with me feel free to add me on Facebook. http://Www.facebook.com/annie.trewartha
Cheers, :)