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Re: The Rev Mr STEVENS
« Reply #18 on: Monday 31 October 11 21:02 GMT (UK) »
HI Thanks for  that information I will try and find the house this week
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« Reply #19 on: Tuesday 01 November 11 20:01 GMT (UK) »

  K Garrad  I have located The Kingswood School founded by John Wesley in1748
         It was called Kingswood Reformatory School, in 1832 a boarding institution
  was founded within the reformatoty  The Schools were situated in Brittannia
road its still there today

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  information from a book bygone Bristol-Kingswood/Warmley

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« Reply #20 on: Wednesday 22 October 14 04:18 BST (UK) »
If you are still looking for information on Rev William Steven's wife, look at 'A Brother's Portrait: or Memoirs of the late Rev. William Barber'. Wesleyan missionary to the Spaniards at Gibraltar, 1828. Available on-line.
William  was my gr gr grandfather's brother.  Aquila Barber wrote the book in 1830.
William's early life was in Bristol and it seems Mrs Steven's had considerable influence in his decision in becoming a minister. Look at page 3 where there is reference to her.
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