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Arranroots
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Hi Adrian - back again?
Best thing is to post again on the threads that relate to the folk you are still seeking. You have quite a collection by now & as Medhist suggests, it is easier if we know specifically who you're looking for.
Welcome back anyway!
Kind regards, Arranroots 
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Census Information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SOM: BIRD, BURT aka BROWN HEF: BAUGH, LATHAM, CARTER, PRITCHARD GLS: WEBB, WORKMAN, LATHAM, MALPUS WIL: WEBB, SALTER RAD: PRITCHARD, WILLIAMS GLA: RYAN, KEARNEY, JONES, HARRY MON: WEBB, MORGAN, WILLIAMS, JONES, BIRD SCOTLAND: HASTINGS, CAMERON, KELSO, BUCHANAN, BETHUNE/ BEATON IRELAND: RYAN (WATERFORD), KEARNEY (DUBLIN), BOYLE(DUNDALK) |
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Adrian Ballard
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www.ballardsfield.com
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Hello "Again"  everybody
I have the entries for the Burgess's except one that is Spelt "Richard or Robert ? Ballar" a weaver
Below is what I know about my ealiest "Proven" Ballard ancester as follows:
William Ballard served in the 39th Regiment of Foot. (military pension records) born, circa 1749 at Bristol, (WHERE).
Married 1771 at King Stanley, Gloucestershire, to Anne Lusty By Licence, Occupation "Wool Scribbler later recorded as a Soldier & Shoemaker". [Marriage by Licence in this period indicates Non Conformity].
On the back of the Marriage Licence, handwritten was, " J. B. 12th May 1770 " and pre-dates the licence application which was 22 Feb 1771, could this be the details of his father and a death date, would this kind of information be requested from a Licence applicant?]
He Lost a leg during the Siege of Gibraltar, Pensioned 1783, aged 31. " Born Bristol a Shoemaker ".
Died 1812 & buried at Bristol Baptist Burial Grounds [Non Conformist] " An old pensioner age 62 " other Ballard's buried here earlier .
Further Information
http://ballardgen.co.uk/bristol.aspx
His Family Tree
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ballard1/pedigree_charts/brs_1.htm
You can see that my entry for his father is speculative as that is the only place I can find for him but I doubt that he fits here and other leads may help
Better not go to far had I
Adrian
www.ballardsfield.com
www.ballardgen.com
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WILLIAM BALLARD 39th Regiment Foot. Born, 1748/52 at Bristol, (WHERE). married 1771 King Stanley, Gloucestershire, By Licence, Occupation "Wool Scribbler later a Soldier & Shoemaker". Lost a leg during the Siege of Gibraltar, Pensioned 1783, aged 31. Died 1812 & bur, Bristol Baptist Burial Grounds ("an old pensioner age 62) other Ballard's buried here earlier . [why cant i find his bapt record, is it because he was a baptist]. HELP HELP HELP !!!
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medhist
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Posts: 329
Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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Philip Ballar, weaver, by apprenticeship to Henry Fowles
Thomas Ballar, ropemaker, by apprenticeship to Zebedee Wilcox
References don't tally for the rest but there are Baller, Ballar and Ballard mentioned
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Essex: Boosey/Boozey; Leveridge; McAllister: Morley: Webb
Suffolk: Morley; Leveridge:Crowe; Barnard: Reeve: Webb: Cobb
Norfolk: Hunt, King's Lynn;
Cambridge: Groome
Islington, Holborn, Tottenham: Hunt
East London/West Ham/East Ham/Dagenham/Bow,Mile End: Smith; Morley: Boosey: McAllister: Webb
Gloucestershire: Smith; Fildes: Ashwin: Jones; Lloyd; Prior; Jenkins
Somerset: Smith; Jenkins;
Dorset: Jenkins
Scotland: McAllister
Australia: Smith; Tulloch; Poulsen: Fitzhardinge
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Old Bristolian
RootsChat Veteran
Posts: 558
Ada & Joan
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Sketchley's Bristol Dirctory of 1775 only has one Ballard-
Martha Ballard, 18 Lower College Green
Steve
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Bumstead - London, Suffolk
Flexney, Godfrey - Oxfordshire
Street, Cave - Gloucestershire
Gibbs, Gait, Noyes, Peters, Padfield, Board, York, Rogers, Emery, Clavey - Somerset
Fook, Snell - Devon
M(a)cDonald, Yuell, Gollan, McKenzie - Rosshire
McLennan, Mackintosh - Inverness
Williams, Jones - Angelsey & Caernarvon
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ChasH
RootsChat Aristocrat
Posts: 1260
The fool Monty
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Married 1771 at King Stanley, Gloucestershire, to Anne Lusty By Licence, . . . . [Marriage by Licence in this period indicates Non Conformity].
On the back of the Marriage Licence, handwritten was, " J. B. 12th May 1770 " and pre-dates the licence application which was 22 Feb 1771, could this be the details of his father and a death date, would this kind of information be requested from a Licence applicant?]
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Adrian,
Even non-conformists had to be married in a C of E church didn't they? I do not remember when the calling of Banns was introduced but if one wishes to be married in a C of E church nowadays, Banns have to be called in the couples's parishes. For marriage without Banns, a licence is needed.
LDS Batch M046231 extracted from film 0855700 shows Banns of marriages and marriages and included in the batch is W.B's marriage. Having to have a licence cannot be taken as an indication of his religeous persuasion.
What is puzzling is that the Rector, K Baghot, missed out W.B's marriage from his 1771 transcript for the bishop. I've checked the years both sides - no luck 
Regards
Chas
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Bisly:BROWN:COOK:CURTIS:DAVIS:FRANKLIN:GARDINER:GLASCODINE:GRIME:JEFFERIES:PEACEY:WARREN
ChipSod:HARDING:HIGGS
Colrne:GOLDEN
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Horsly:ADAMS:BAYLY:BIRD:COOK:EVANS:GAZARD:HILL:LEWIS:MATTHEWS:PRIDE:SKIRTON:TEAKLE:TURK:WALKLEY:YOUNG
K'Stan:BISHOP:PINEGAR
Marshfld:BAKER
Minch:HILL:MASON:PERRIN
N.Nib:PERROT:SHATFORD:WAYMAN:WOODWARD
N.Wrax:BLAKE
Stinch:HAZEL:WAYMAN
St'hse:GABB:GREGORY
W-U-E:HART:PAYNE:SPENCER:RICE
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