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Mouzer
- Thread starter baz75
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Both. Yes, my direct lineage is via Epping where Elsie moved to and had 13 children. One of those , Margaret my nan and mother of my mother. I'm interested in the Mouzer branch of family. I have a fair amount of information. But it's a northern Germanic name and don't know the link of how they came from there to Birmingham
MWS
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They came via Suffolk, so a smaller step to begin with perhaps.
Elsie's father, John Henry, was the son of a Nicholas Mouzer b1846 Wolverton (& Ann Hughes), who was the son of James Mouzer b1810 Walpole, Suffolk (& Harriet Masterson), son of William Mowser b1773 Huntingfield, Suffolk? (& Lucy Cull), son of William & Hannah maybe.
There are many still around that area on the 1841 census.
Elsie's father, John Henry, was the son of a Nicholas Mouzer b1846 Wolverton (& Ann Hughes), who was the son of James Mouzer b1810 Walpole, Suffolk (& Harriet Masterson), son of William Mowser b1773 Huntingfield, Suffolk? (& Lucy Cull), son of William & Hannah maybe.
There are many still around that area on the 1841 census.