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Just doing a story of one Hunter family in Greenock, of whom a number emigrated to Australia.
I have access to Greenock Post Office directories but not 1841 census details to confirm occupations.
The known facts are:
Robert Hunter m. Isabel Ross 14 Dec 1805 Greenock Middle. We know of 13 children. Robert was a tanner. We do not know his death c1838.
Based on bapt of children, my guess is that the family moved from West Greenock to Cartsdyke in 1811 or thereafter.
If anyone is interested, then I would appreciate some lookups please:
1841 census Mansings [maybe Mansion] Lane, Greenock, the occupation of William Hunter living with his mother Isabella Hunter and sisters.
Her eldest son Archibald b. 1806 may have been a baker at 50 Carthcart Street, Greenock. Does the 1841 census give his wife as Isabella and daughter Catherine, Jane, Robert?
Gilbert Hunter born 1809. He married Agnes McKinlay in 1830 Where is he in 1843 Greenock (and occupation) before he came to Sydney in by 1851?
John Hunter b.1811 East Greenock, He started out a tanner in Cartsdyke and became a missionary in Greenock. He married Mary Gilchrist on 21 May 1841 Greenock, so 1841 census may show him still in Greenock.
Daniel Ross Hunter b. 1813. He married Sarah Hunter in 1832 Greenock. He should be a fellmonger in Ladyburn or Cartsdyke. I have his emigration details.
Robert Hunter b. 1818 was single in 1841. He may be a tanner around Cartsdyke He is not married. He left for Australia c1842.
James Hunter b.1820 will not be in Greenock. He left Greenock for Sydney c1838 but I cannot find a single immigrant's name (only married couples) on ship Duncan that left Greenock in 1838.

Any help will be much appreciated.
Keith

I would like to research more information on the Castle Hotel/Inn in Haverfordwest.

In particular, as to when my ancestor David Rees (1757-1837) became a partner in its lease before 1797 and the names of the other lessees.

Maybe someone had access to when the Barlow family constructed the building.

My ancestor David Rees sold his lease to Lewis Pugh in 1805 (newspaper article attached). Lewis Pugh also returned there in 1820 from Derby farm St. Issels Haroldston, when Rees brought back his lease of Derby farm.
Attached also an imaged of the hotel.

Look up please

Is there any details of a baptism of Eleanor O'Neale in Shoreditch area. I have an Eleanor O'Neale who married William Banks on 1 Mar 1830 St. Leonard's Shoreditch, both of that parish. I have also Eleanor Banks, aged 31, who was buried on 17 Sep 1840 at St. Dunstan and All Saints, Stepney with her abode as being Mile End Old Town.
This not enough evidence to prove that she was the first wife of Henry William Banks, a widow, who married Frances Raven on 21 Feb 1841 St. Bride, London, although it does record that he lived in Bell Street, Mile End New Town. Henry William Banks was a currier.

Any interest in researching the intermarriages of a number of Mullaghsandal families in the early 1800s, namely McCafferty/McGill/Mulvenna/McAlister families?

Need help with this inventory please
A true and perfect Inventory of all the goods, cattle and every chattels of Nicholas Tomkins of Tysoe, in the County of Warwick, yeoman, deceased taken and apprised the 13th. day of December Anno Dom 1642 by us whose names are underwritten

Imprimis  his apparel and ready money                                      £  5
Item         in the hall, two tables, two cupboards and other necessities                                                          £  2
Item         the top chamber below the hall, one bed, one chest, other example of furnishings                                             £  2/3/4
Item         in the chamber on other hall, two beds, other furniture and ……. and other  furnishings                                                     35s
Item         in the chamber  under other lower chamber, a bed, two cowpers and all other …. some other commodities                     £  5
Item         utensils in the kitchen                                          20s
Item         23  ….  pewter, . …….. ….. and all other things in the house unnamed                                                                              £  3
Item         the horse and beasts, carts, ploughs and all things needed for the farm                                                                                £40
Item         crops and wool                                      £13/6/8
Item         the corn stored  the ground  and  the  ……. barn                                          £70
Item         …….  ….. ……. ………. and ……..  ……….                            £20
Item         Sc…….   ….  ……. and all other  kinds  whatsoever not priced                                                                                           £  3

               Summa totalis                                  £166/5/0

   John Shevernaye  Vicar
   Walter Palmer
   Richard Tomkins his mark
   Thomas Malyn     his mark
   Thomas Darlow   his mark

   10 Oct ….. 1645  ….. …… ……