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Topic: I Might Be Able to Help with Ancestors Living in Taunton 1820's to 1830's (Read 5616 times)
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Les de B
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Thanks, Les. It's good to get confirmation of Coachmen's social standing as well as their 'Achilles heel'!
Yes, I did notice the "Achilles Heel", but didn't know how to mention it without offending - you've covered it very diplomatically! 
Les
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de Belin, Swindail, Willcock, Williams, Moore, Watts, Searjeant, Watson, McCready, Reid, Spink, de Lancey, Van Cortland, and of course, Smith!
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craizi daizi
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Hey Les
No problems, was just a thought, thanks any way
Good Luck
Daizi
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Flisher : UK and Sth Africa and Australia Munro : Scotland, Inverness, Ross and Cromarty and Australia Prust : Bristol, UK, and Australia Woodburgess/Wood/Burgess/Wood-Burgess, Adcock/Brudenall in Lincolnshire UK and Australia Taylor :Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire and Australia Mathers : Montrose , Scotland and Australia Johnson : ?? and Australia Pascoe : UK and Australia and USA http://www.aronsfight.synthasite.com/index.php
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bennett
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Hi Les, Your book sounds so interesting, wondering if you have the names of James Webber - Carpenter Robert Strong - Sailor.
They were the fathers of William Webber and Louisa Strong who were married in Taunton,living at Melody Buildings.
Fingers crossed.
Bennett
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DRAKE...Plymouth.Devon LAKEY....Plymouth.Devon. WEEKES.Plymouth.Devon. MARTIN...Minehead.Somerset. WEBBER..Watchet/Williton Somerset STRONG...Minehead.Somerset. SMITH......Minehead.Somerset. HART........Leeds.Yorkshire. WEIR.......Ireland.Liverpool BROWN....Liverpool. WRIGHT...Liverpool Census information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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Les de B
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Sorry Bennett, can't find either surname. My "Sorry" replies are starting to sound like a recording. Apart from my two ancestors, and my reply to the first request, I can't "back a winner" with any others at the moment.
Yes, it is an interesting book. Only just over 60 pages, plus a few illustrations and a map, but full of first hand local history of Taunton (if your ancestor gets a mention!) .
Les
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Hi Les, No need to say "Sorry",  it was kind of you to take the time to have a look, much appreciated btw. Many thanks.
Bennett
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DRAKE...Plymouth.Devon LAKEY....Plymouth.Devon. WEEKES.Plymouth.Devon. MARTIN...Minehead.Somerset. WEBBER..Watchet/Williton Somerset STRONG...Minehead.Somerset. SMITH......Minehead.Somerset. HART........Leeds.Yorkshire. WEIR.......Ireland.Liverpool BROWN....Liverpool. WRIGHT...Liverpool Census information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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lynW
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Hi Les,
I would be most interested in any Pleass entries. In the 1841 Census William Pleass is described as 55, a clock maker living in Silver Street. ( He was also a silversmith.) Actually, any Pleass mentions would be appreciated.
Thank you, Lyn
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jericho
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Hi Les
I am wondering if there are any Andrews mentioned in the book, some of the trades I have for them are bricklayers, builders and labourers.
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jericho
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McCarthy-Waterford NZ Fitzgerald-Waterford Morrissey-Cork NZ Nash-Limerick NZ Shorter-Berkshire, Herts Seagrie-Berkshire Watts-Berkshire Searles-Essex,Herts, NZ Stanford-Norfolk,Essex Rance-London,Essex Nathan-London Palmer-Hampshire Vaisey-Gloucestershire, Aust Andrews-Wiltshire,NZ Glover-Somerset,NZ Moody-Somerset Brown-Yorkshire, NZ Street-Hertfordshire, Middlesex Dewar-Angus, NZ Christie-Angus Census information is Crown Copyright from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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Les de B
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Sorry Lyn, no mention of the family name - PLEASS. The author's annex lists the surnames of 7 silversmiths/jewellers, but no PLEASS, then again your ancestor may have been a bit after the author's memories of Taunton in the 1820's/1830's.
As a matter of interest the author describes Silver Street where your ancestor lived as "Silver Street was a dirty and very immoral place, noted for the residence of a class known as The Great Social Evil.", That was his original recollection, but later on in the book when he revisited Taunton he wrote, "Silver Street has been widened, near the Royal Marine Inn and greatly improved in appearance, as well as in morals".
Of course, your ancestor lived at the good end of the street 
Les
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Les de B
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Hi Jericho, yet another "sorry" - no find for ANDREWS in the index or author's annex.
Les
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jericho
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Hi Les
Thanks for taking the time to look it was worth a try.
jericho
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McCarthy-Waterford NZ Fitzgerald-Waterford Morrissey-Cork NZ Nash-Limerick NZ Shorter-Berkshire, Herts Seagrie-Berkshire Watts-Berkshire Searles-Essex,Herts, NZ Stanford-Norfolk,Essex Rance-London,Essex Nathan-London Palmer-Hampshire Vaisey-Gloucestershire, Aust Andrews-Wiltshire,NZ Glover-Somerset,NZ Moody-Somerset Brown-Yorkshire, NZ Street-Hertfordshire, Middlesex Dewar-Angus, NZ Christie-Angus Census information is Crown Copyright from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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lynW
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Thanks Les 
I appreciate the look up. I'll add that little snippet re Silver Street to my Pleass and Poole info. (The two families both lived there about the same time.) Every little bit helps to paint a picture.
Warmest wishes, Lyn
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Les de B
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Hi Lyn. Glad you liked the snippets. It gives the ancestors a little bit of "blood & bone" rather than a page just full of names and dates.
The following website gives you a lot of photo's of old Taunton.
http://www.somerset.gov.uk/archives/ASP/pics.asp?Place=Taunton
I also Googled (images) "Silver Street, Taunton", and got a few photographs of Silver Street Taunton. If you do that search, your first result page will have a number of photographs. If you click onto the B&W photo - top row - second from left, that will take you to a site for the Poole Family of Taunton. Don't know if you have checked it out before, or whether they are related to your Poole, but worth a try if you haven't.
Les
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Les de B
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........my Pleass and Poole info. (The two families both lived there about the same time.) Every little bit helps to paint a picture.
Hi Lyn
As I indicated eariler no PLEASS surnames, but I just checked POOLE, and found 3 snippets on that surname. No christain names mentioned - interested?
Les
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lynW
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Hi Les,
Thank you!!! Sadly, I don't think they are my Poole family but Ill keep on reading and make a note of it just in case. LOL!
Lyn
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As I indicated eariler no PLEASS surnames, but I just checked POOLE, and found 3 snippets on that surname. No christain names mentioned - interested?
Yes please!
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