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sylyal
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Hi am new to this message board so here are the Somerset surnames I am looking for:
Back - Ashill 1700, Cummings - Ashill 1779, Wimbridge - Ashill 1720, Parkes - Ashill 1700, Goodwin - Ashill 1729, Spencer - Ashill 1790
Keitch - Broadway 1760
Bishop - Donyatt 1790, Townson - Donyatt 1750
Joyce - East Harptree Nunney and Cloford 1761, Nicholas - Cloford 1780
Stickleyett - Combe St Nicholas 1790, Street - Combe St Nicholas 1760
Miller - Chard 1760
Shoot - Frome 1814
Underwood - Evercreech 1695, Lumber - Evercreech 1750, Hunt - Evercreech 1699, Rawlings - Evercreech 1700, Ponting - Everchreech 1700, Welch - Evercreech 1730, Meryfield - Evercreech 1735
Thanks in anticipation
Sylvia
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Warwickshire, Oxfordshire, Devonshire, Dorsetshire, Cornwall, Somersetshire, Wiltshire, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk
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Philcandy
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Sylvia
I have done a bit of work on the Nicholas family of Cloford.
Do you want to compare notes?
Kind regards
Philip Candy
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sylyal
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Thank you that would be wonderful.
Mary Nicholas married George Joyce in Cloford 29th April 1805, He was born in Nunnery in 1761 i believe, however I havent researched that line properly.
I know nothing else about Mary, I assumed she was born in Cloford but could be wrong
Hoping you can help
Sylvia
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Warwickshire, Oxfordshire, Devonshire, Dorsetshire, Cornwall, Somersetshire, Wiltshire, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk
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Philcandy
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Hi Sylvia
I may be a bit of a disappointment to you.
I started with James NICHOLAS born about 1760, who married at Cloford on 3 Feb 1785 to Mary CLARK. They had nine children between 1786 and 1799, but no Mary early enough to be married in 1805.
It would be unsual for a man to marry for the first time at the age of 44, so you may find that George JOYCE had been married previsouly (and may even have had an earlier family) when he married Mary NICHOLAS.
I will keep an eye out for your couple.
Kind regards
Philip Candy
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maz1
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hi Sylvia
im not sure if we've been in touch before. I too have Wimbridge/Wembridge from Ashill
would love to swap notes.
Marian
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