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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Gloucestershire => Topic started by: yvette2 on Friday 17 April 09 13:49 BST (UK)
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Hello all, I am a newbie, nice to see you all here the site looks good.
I have been researching on and off for about 5 years, but getting no where fast, so tend to put my file down for too long. but just picked it all up again :) have just found one of my Harvey's is a teacher in Bristol,my question is, do you think he is a 'school' teacher ? and also where am I likely to find records and schools where he was, St Philip and Jacob, Bristol.
thanks Yvette
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Hello Yvette
Welcome to Rootschat :)
Would you like to give his name and dates? Have you followed him through the different census to see if his occupation is the same?
A little information here: http://www.bristolinformation.co.uk/schools/
Kind regards
Barbara
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Hi Barbara
He is Richard Harvey bn. appx 1818 Painswick, Gloucestershire.
1851 he is in Barton St. Mary, Tredworth. Occ. Day labourer 33 yrs
1861 he is in St philip & Jacob Bristol. Occ. Teacher 44 yrs
Just about to look on the 1841 census.
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1871 he is a Coal Manager !
His occupation certainly varied.
It looks as if he died in 1877, his death cert may reveal more:
Mar 1877 Clifton 6a 87 HaRVEY Richard aged 59
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Oh WOW Barbara, thanks so much for the info, :-* I cannot believe you found it so quickly :) I will certainly send for the death cert. .
Can I be so bold to ask another favour, I have hit a brick wall with my maiden name research, its very common, Williams..... ?
Yvette
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Did you find him in 1841? Do you have access to all the census or do you need the details for the 1871 census I gave? I'm puzzled too, as to what kind of Teacher he was, having first been an Ag. Lab. Was just going to look at the 1881 to see if occupation for Elizabeth said she was a teacher's widow or coal manager's widow. I see her birthplace is Wales or Gloucester on different census.
As to your Williams family, were they from Gloucestershire? If not (and in any case) it would be better to start a new post for them on the county board otherwise the information gets confusing. If you can then give as much detail as possible and say what you already know and what you need to find out.
Kind regards
Barbara :)
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Thanks Barbara, yes I have Richard on the 1871 census I will look now on the 1841 see what I find. I have just bought credits to view, will let you know what I find. :) I thought it strange too her birthplace saying Wales, and Gloucestershire.
ok I will tell you about my williams's on the County board in a mo, they are from Helston in Cornwall, moving up to London.
thanks so much,
bye for now Yvette
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Possible marriage: Jun 1848 Bristol 11 171
HARVEY Richard and on same page BRIDGE Elizabeth
Elizabeth was from Wales in 1861 census (perhaps the enumerator misheard it!) Youly 1871, Uley in 1881 - Uley is in Gloucestershire abt. 18 miles from Bristol
No occupation for Elizabeth in 1881
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Hi, I have a marriage cert. for Richard and Elizabeth, 1839 in Leckhampton Gloucester, she is a Davis
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Yes, have just found them in 1841 HO107 piece 353 folio 56 page 17 with daughter Elizabeth, living in Leckhampton, so just realised that was the wrong date for the marriage.
Barbara :)
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From parish transcriptions a possibility for the baptism of Richard :-\
Richard Harvey - 8th June 1817 at St Mary, Painswick
Son of Isaac & Mary of Sheepscombe
Fathers Occupation - Labourer
Sue
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thank you Sue, you are all so helpful, I am so gratefull :)
how would I go about getting a copy of the record ?
yvette
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Details are on the way ;D
Sue
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ah thanks sue :-*
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My pleasure :D
Sue
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just noted it all down Sue, .....just missed their anniversary !!! its the 17th today :)
thanks you so much
yvette xxx I must treat you and Barbara to a coffee and big cake :-*
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My pleasure Yvette, coffee and a cake sounds good ;D
Sue
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Haven't done much, but a cake is always welcome ;D
Barbara
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you have both done well today, as I say I am grateful, if you can find my lost marriage I'll buy you both a box of choccy's too :)
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Which one would that be then, I wonder? The one with the wrong father which you misplaced somewhere on your other thread?
Barbara :)
ps I like any kind of chocs
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Mmmmmmm sore point ::) it's very hard to try and "Re-do" the research....with all what I had done before floating about up there in my "mush" :-\ but today i will try and tackle it all 'anew'
have a good weekend ;)
Yvette