From: tony matthews
Subject: Re: PEARMAN Family, weavers of Coventry
To: Vicki Carlyle
Cc: 
Date: 

Hello Vicki; Greetings from Canada, my Pearman family connections are
through
William and Elizabeth Pearman and his son Charles,he had a son Edwin who
was the father of my grandmother.
Let me know what I can send you to fill in the spaces.
Best Wishes
Tony Matthews
Brampton On.  

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> From: Vicki Carlyle <vcarlyle@powerup.com.au>
> To: WARWICK-L@rootsweb.com
> Subject: PEARMAN Family, weavers of Coventry
> Date: Saturday, October 31, 1998 9:43 PM
> 
> I'm looking for links to the PEARMAN Family who were employed in silk
weaving in Coventry in the 19th century.
> Thomas PEARMAN and Sarah BIDDLE (married Coventry in 1787) had eight
children::
> 1. William christened Coventry 1789, married  Elizabeth EMERY in 1811 in
Coventry.
> 2. Sarah christened Coventry 1791.
> 3. Samuel christened Coventry 1793, married Ann LAMBETH in 1823 in
Coventry.
> 4. Josiah christened Coventry 1795.
> 5. Frances christened Coventry 1796.
> 6. Jane christened Coventry 1802.
> 7. Ambrose christened Coventry 1804, married Hannah CHAMBERS in 1825 in
Coventry.
> 8. Sarah Ann christened Coventry 1808, married Joseph GUTTERIDGE in 1830
in Coventry.
> I'm also interested in reading about the conditions in the silk
factories, the type of lives silk workers lived, and the situation in
Coventry during this time. Any suggestions?
> Vicki Carlyle
> Brisbane, Australia
> vcarlyle@powerup.com.au
> Also researching in Coventry: THOMAS and GRIFFIN
> 
> 
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