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Re: SELWYN brickwall
« Reply #15 on: Thursday 06 March 08 13:28 GMT (UK) »

Me again, Still not able to send both certs at once so I will try one ata time.

Chas.
I have quite a bit of info on the Hobbs family going back to William 1768 & Sarah Parslo 1758 but if you have anything earlier I would be grateful.

Mum44 & Cat
I am leaning towards Selby as Silbrey is very close. I will send for another cert to see if I can confirm this.

I will send this now and send the certs seperately and one at a time. Lilian
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Re: SELWYN brickwall
« Reply #16 on: Thursday 06 March 08 14:04 GMT (UK) »

wedding cert

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Re: SELWYN brickwall
« Reply #17 on: Thursday 06 March 08 14:08 GMT (UK) »

birth cert

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Re: SELWYN brickwall
« Reply #18 on: Thursday 06 March 08 14:09 GMT (UK) »

Hi, Finally got somewhere. Trying to send humungous sized attachments.  Hope they are clear enough.  Thanks for being patient with me, Regards Lilian
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Re: SELWYN brickwall
« Reply #19 on: Thursday 06 March 08 14:13 GMT (UK) »

Well done Lilian -  although it is most definately his birth certificate!

nevertheless, it isn't anything like Selwyn, and, it seems, since she made her mark,  Rebecca couldn't read and write - so the spelling wouldn't have been down to her.  The registrar would write what he heard - and I would say he certainly didn't hear Selwyn !

Still think, in view of the difference, best to get a confirmation one if you can...

sorry - you posted theother one while I was typing this - will look at it now
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Kent:  Float,  Cutbush.  Wallasey, Cheshire: Carroll, Ledsham. Liverpool : Horsfall, Prescott
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Re: SELWYN brickwall
« Reply #20 on: Thursday 06 March 08 14:21 GMT (UK) »


Oh dear - I was hoping James the father's occupation would help, but I can't read it !  Cry

Can anyone else ?
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Names: Titchfield, Hampshire: Reed,  Fielder, Cawte.
Kent:  Float,  Cutbush.  Wallasey, Cheshire: Carroll, Ledsham. Liverpool : Horsfall, Prescott
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Re: SELWYN brickwall
« Reply #21 on: Thursday 06 March 08 14:34 GMT (UK) »

I have had a magnifying glass over it and it says labourer but the long first L has faded on Rebeccas dads occupation.  If you compare it with the other fathers occupation they are the same really.
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Re: SELWYN brickwall
« Reply #22 on: Thursday 06 March 08 14:37 GMT (UK) »


Well, the James Selby we're looking at in Wiltshire was a labourer - so there's another + but then labourer wasn't an unusual occupation!
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Names: Titchfield, Hampshire: Reed,  Fielder, Cawte.
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Re: SELWYN brickwall
« Reply #23 on: Thursday 06 March 08 14:48 GMT (UK) »

I am going to send for another birth cert although the most modern one is the one I have got as Frederick was the last child born.  I will also have a good look at the Selby family and I am secretly hopeful here that they are the ones.  When I get anything certain (or as near as I can be) I will post to let you know. Thank you all once again, you are a great bunch of people.  Kindest regards, Lilian
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Re: SELWYN brickwall
« Reply #24 on: Thursday 06 March 08 15:02 GMT (UK) »


You're very welcome - glad to help.

Let us know what the other cert. says - we'll be waiting!
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Names: Titchfield, Hampshire: Reed,  Fielder, Cawte.
Kent:  Float,  Cutbush.  Wallasey, Cheshire: Carroll, Ledsham. Liverpool : Horsfall, Prescott
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Re: SELWYN brickwall
« Reply #25 on: Thursday 06 March 08 15:05 GMT (UK) »

Lilian,

As you know, in the 1841 census J & R H were living in somewhere named Nag's Head.  That's not the name of a pub - at least there's no PH shown on the 100 year old map I have - it's small area with about 10 houses between Avening and Cherington.

I have quite a few 100 year old maps of the area and I've had look at five or six in the hope of finding a small area/cottage named Ankerton or something similar but no joy.  Perhaps Hankerton might be it, but where one remembers growing up is not necessarily where one was born.  And that's another spanner isn't it?

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Beverstone: DAVIES, HIGGS, PERROT.
Bisley: DAVIS, GARDINER, GRIME, JEFFERIES, PEACEY, FRANKLIN, COOK. BROWN.
Chipping Sodbury: HARDING.
Colerne: GOLDEN.
Gt Badminton: DAVIES.
Horsley: ADAMS, COOK, GAZARD, HILL, PRIDE, TEAKLE.
Kings Stanley: BISHOP, PINEGAR.
Minchinhampton, MASON
N Nibley: SHATFORD, WAYMAN, WOODWARD.
Stinchcombe: HAZEL, WAYMAN.
Stonehouse: GABB, GREGORY.
Wotton-U-Edge: PAYNE, SPENCER, RICE.
N. Wraxall: BLAKE.

Mostly 18th & 19th C's
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Re: SELWYN brickwall
« Reply #26 on: Thursday 06 March 08 16:41 GMT (UK) »

Avening and Hankerton are relatively close to each other - try Google maps

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4HPEA_en-GBGB236GB236&tab=wl

As I've already stated Hankerton parish records for this period are indexed on the BVRI - for information on the BVRI (a set of CDs which add further records to the IGI) see

http://genoot.com/downloads/BVRI2/

SELBY, William   
Christening Date:16 Feb 1812    Hankerton, Wiltshire
Father:James SELBY
Mother:Ann

SELBY, Mary-Ann   
Christening Date:8 Jan 1815 Hankerton, Wiltshire
Father:James SELBY
Mother:Ann

SELBY, Thomas   
Christening Date:3 Mar 1816 Hankerton, Wiltshire
Father:James SELBY
Mother:Ann

and as already given Rebecca

SELBY, Rebecca   
Christening Date:21 Dec 1817    Hankerton, Wiltshire
Father:James SELBY
Mother:Ann

Poole Keynes Wiltshire where a James and Ann Selby have been found on the 1841 and 1851 censuses with younger children born in the same place does not have any coverage either on the IGI or the BVRI. This website allows you to see what parishes do have coverage on the IGI (both Anglican and non-conformist) and for what periods and allows you to access just the index(es) on the IGI for individual parish registers.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hughwallis/

SELBY, James   
Christening Date:15 Apr 1787   Hankerton, Wiltshire
Father:Thomas SELBY
Mother:Mary

Poole Keynes was in Cirencester registration district

Possible death registrations for James

Deaths Dec 1852 
SELBY  James     Cirencester  6a 216

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Deaths Mar 1854   
Selby  James     Cirencester  6a 226

1861 census RG9 1783 folio 97
Poole Keynes, Wiltshire
Anne Selby  71  Henton, Wiltshire, Servant  Widow Housekeeper

1871 census RG10 2646 folio 26
Somerford Keynes Wiltshire
Ann Selby 81  Head Widow Formerly Ag lab's wife Trowbridge Wiltshire
living next door to her married daughter Eliza Radway and her family

Deaths Mar 1874   
SELBY  Ann  85  Cirencester  6a 26[_9]

Not sure where that gets you with Ann's birthplace. The marriage of Ann and James Selby is not showing on either the IGI or BVRI.

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Re: SELWYN brickwall
« Reply #27 on: Thursday 06 March 08 17:56 GMT (UK) »

Hello,

Chas, I have been to Nagshead and, yes, it is only a road with a few houses.  I spoke to a couple of the residents and have got an e-mail address from one of them and they will contact me if they find out anything.  The problem for me is that I live up in Bolton, Lancashire and have only been able to get down there once since I started doing this research as I have a very old dog who cannot travel far and who I cannot leave so I will have to put my next visit off for a bit. Many thanks for your input, I really do appreciate the time you put in,

Valda,  I am quite new to this research so I will read and inwardly digest what you have kindly posted and I am sure I will be able to make some sense of it. The web sites you quote are new to me so I am on a great learning curve.  From idiot to dork in 2 years.  Still, we all have to learn don't we.  Many thanks and I will post again when I get it all down.   

Wonderful site, brilliant people.   Lilian
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Re: SELWYN brickwall
« Reply #28 on: Friday 07 March 08 14:55 GMT (UK) »

Nowt to do with your problem but it's interesting to note that Avening and Cherington are in the Domesday book - Aveninge: King's land with 5 mills and a hawk's eerie:  Ceringtone: Geoffrey from Miles Crispin  mill.

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Beverstone: DAVIES, HIGGS, PERROT.
Bisley: DAVIS, GARDINER, GRIME, JEFFERIES, PEACEY, FRANKLIN, COOK. BROWN.
Chipping Sodbury: HARDING.
Colerne: GOLDEN.
Gt Badminton: DAVIES.
Horsley: ADAMS, COOK, GAZARD, HILL, PRIDE, TEAKLE.
Kings Stanley: BISHOP, PINEGAR.
Minchinhampton, MASON
N Nibley: SHATFORD, WAYMAN, WOODWARD.
Stinchcombe: HAZEL, WAYMAN.
Stonehouse: GABB, GREGORY.
Wotton-U-Edge: PAYNE, SPENCER, RICE.
N. Wraxall: BLAKE.

Mostly 18th & 19th C's
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Re: SELWYN brickwall
« Reply #29 on: Saturday 22 March 08 21:02 GMT (UK) »

Hello everybody, Its me again with an update on my SELBY relation.  You were right, it was Selby. I sent for another birth cert and it was there  Whoopeeeeee.  I have since found dozens of ancestors and living relations so very well done.XXXXXXXXX

I have another problem regarding writing on a death cert but I don't know whether to post it here or somewhere else.  It is not regarding Selby.    Please advise.
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