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jowett variations researching the surnames jauet jawet jawett jawit jawitt jewet jewett jewette jewit jewitt joet joett joiet joiett jooet jooett jouet jouett jouiet jouiett jowat jowatt jowet jowete jowets jowett jowette jowit jowitt jowt jowwat jowyit jowytt juett juit juitt do you have any of the above surnames in your family history? then you have found the right site! here you will soon be able to find a constantly expanding collection of data of interest to those researching jowett etc. in england and the american equivalent form jewett. bookmark this site and check it out regularly!!! contents features facts and figures origins incl. distribution maps the american connection jowitt folk my jowitt ancestors - the jowitts of oulton incl. mary jowitt's photo album the yeoman clothiers of bradford parish registers database wills database civil records database jowett miscellanea incl. tax records/rolls , rowley 1677 and killed in action and making a guest appearance , inghams in wharfedale. site history any dead links?, please let me know so that i may correct it - if you don't i may never know! copyright dave jowitt 1998 - 2008 origins of the name - juliana's son or norman noble? there are two main schools of thought as to the origin of the surname. one is that it comes from henri de juatt, a norman who lived in england during the 11th century and is alleged to have been given lands in bredbury in cheshire by william the conqueror (though i can find no record of this in the domesday book). this particular henri probably originated in a village near caen in normandy named jouette. f c jewett in his genealogy of the jewetts of america states (without source) that henri was knighted and supposedly participated in the pilgrimage and assault on jerusalem in the first crusade, 1096-1099. other sources suggest that the family then probably spread out to derbyshire and, eventually yorkshire where roots were firmly planted. other early jowetts, and possible descendants of henri include william juet who lived in huntingdonshire in 1273 and robert jouet of somerset, known to have been alive in 1327. though there is no known jowett population in somerset, the jowetts in ivinghoe, buckinghamshire, known to be present in the late 16th century and probably earlier than this too, are probably descendants of william. however, i have recently been having serious doubts about the henri theory. the crux of the argument is that in the 11th/12th centuries (i.e. the time of henri), surnames as such simply did not exist. henri de juatt was known as such because that is where he came from, and it is almost certain the if he left france, his offspring would be tom, dick and henri de somewhere else, and have no reason to take on the jouet name themselves. also, after much digging around in text books on the crusades, i have not found even one mention of the alleged henri de juatt. indeed jonathan riley-smith in his the first crusaders 1095 - 1131 , which lists several pedigrees of crusaders and also contains a comprehensive list of certain and probable crusaders, makes no reference whatsoever to a henri de juatt. the other, more likely source of the name is that it is derived from a personal name - a diminutive of juliana, variously found as joetta, jowet, jouuet and jowett which was popular in the 13th and 14th century. an example as late as 1438 is found in jowett barton who lived in york. as well as jowitt/jowett, another modern form of the name is jewett and this is how the name was probably pronounced originally. though there are other theories, (e.g. "little jew", from the jute tribe, or of more recent french origin), the truth as to the origin probably lies with a foot in many camps, though my own belief is that the bradford jowetts at least, being so pointed in distribution, are of the juliana line. however, i would be delighted to find proof to the contrary! what is certain is that there is a comradery between jowetts and/or jewetts on both sides of the atlantic and beyond which has resulted in much work on the name for over a century now. whatever the origin though, it is clear that the name jowitt/jowett and other variants did consolidate dramatically in the bradford area of the west riding of yorkshire and the main concentration of the name is still in that area. more specifically, it is thought that most present day jowitts are descended from ancestors in the village of clayton, a township of bradford parish. the distribution of igi entries before 1600 confirms this distribution, though there are also significant outposts in wilne (derbyshire) and ivinghoe in buckinghamshire (the descendants of william of huntingdonshire?). looking at some early records of the name, the poll tax of 1379 shows nine entries for the name in the bradford area, whilst the muster rolls of bradford in 1539 show thirteen entries for jowett ("jooet") in the area, including six "bills", five archers and 2 "not able". the two most common modern spellings of the name in britain are jowett and jowitt, which were virtually interchangeable up until about 1850 (though with a general trend for jowett in bradford/halifax and jowitt in leeds), many persons using both spellings at various stages of their lives. in contrast, medieval spellings are plenty, many have just the one "t", sometimes followed by an "e", e.g. adam and john jowete of clayton (1379) and william jowet of the adjoining township of thornton (1379). an early use of the double "t" was found in 1439 in john jouett of thornton. other early variations include jooet, joet, joiet, joiett jewet, jowytt, joyte and joyet, all of which probably reflect the earlier pronunciation of the name. indeed, as the name spread to other parts of the country, particularly east yorkshire and the north east of england, the form jewitt becomes increasingly more common. the american descendants of joseph and maximillian jowett still use the form jewett. distribution the early distribution described above is shown in maps 1 , 2 and 3 . the next four maps show the spread of the name form its 16th century yorkshire base, through the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries when it gradually spread out to the south and east coasts, the west country and most importantly up towards the north east of england. the 1881 census distribution shows this more consistantly. the final two maps show the different distributions for the two main variants over the entire igi period. the j o wett etc. distribution is still very much yorkshire (and derbyshire) based whilst the j e witt etc. distribution (in britain jewitt is commoner than jewett) is based in the area north of the county but also more widely (and thinly) spread over the whole country, notably the south east and the east midlands. the total number of entries in the 1881 census of england is 4707 for all variants; two thirds of these are in yorkshire. welsh total is 36, scotland 3, others (rn) 2. the american connection the jewett coat of arms is claimed to be derived from that of henri de juatt, and was allegedly taken over to the new world by maximillian and joseph. i have yet to encounter anyone with primary evidence of this - can anyone confirm? maximillian and joseph jowett, two of the sons of edward jowett, a clothier of bradford, emigrated to the new world in 1639. to escape persecution for their religious beliefs, they sailed from hull on the “john of london” with reverend ezekiel rogers and were instrumental in establishing the town of rowley, massachusetts. the origins of edward are uncertain though many have speculated. tracy elliot hazen, in the new england historical & genealogical register, 1940, vol. 94, pages 99-107 suggests that he may be the son of the william jowett buried at bradford 17 feb 1603/4, and possibly the widow jowett of bradford buried there 27 may 1613. others have suggested he was son of william jowett, mayor of chester (frederick clarke jewett in his genealogy of the jewetts of amer

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