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Gloucestershire / Re: Parents of William Milliner - Cold Ashton
« on: Monday 18 October 21 18:39 BST (UK) »
There is a previous thread - Author: davierj - regarding Isaac Milliner - Cold Aston - starting from 19 March 1920 (3 pages in total).
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Gloucestershire / Re: Mary Barrow or Burrow born St James Bristol 1809
« on: Thursday 14 October 21 09:01 BST (UK) »
On the 'net'
General Election - City and County of Bristol - 24 July 1837
2046 - BURROW Thomas, baker : Broadmead
on Google Books
State of the Bristol Infirmary for 1841
Subscribers
BURROW, Mrs - Broadmead - 2 guineas
General Election - City and County of Bristol - 24 July 1837
2046 - BURROW Thomas, baker : Broadmead
on Google Books
State of the Bristol Infirmary for 1841
Subscribers
BURROW, Mrs - Broadmead - 2 guineas
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Gloucestershire / Re: Mary Barrow or Burrow born St James Bristol 1809
« on: Thursday 14 October 21 07:32 BST (UK) »
The National Archives Kew - Prerogative Court of Canterbury
(will be on Ancestry as well)
Will of Thomas BURROW, Baker of Saint James, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Date: 02 September 1840
(this should give details of family etc)
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Pigot's Directory of Gloucestershire 1830
BURROW Thomas - Baker & Corn Dealer, 5 Broadmead, Bristol
BURROW Isaac - Baker - 54 Old Market Street, Bristol
(will be on Ancestry as well)
Will of Thomas BURROW, Baker of Saint James, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Date: 02 September 1840
(this should give details of family etc)
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Pigot's Directory of Gloucestershire 1830
BURROW Thomas - Baker & Corn Dealer, 5 Broadmead, Bristol
BURROW Isaac - Baker - 54 Old Market Street, Bristol
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Staffordshire / Re: Indecipherable place name
« on: Monday 11 October 21 12:11 BST (UK) »
A Vision of Britain through Time
Knutton, Staffordshire
'In 1870-72 - John Marius Wilson's Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales described Knutton like this...
KNUTTON, a village and a township in Wolstanton parish, Stafford. The village stands 1 mile NW of Newcastle-under-Lyme: and is a scattered rapidly-increasing place. The township includes also the great part of Silverdale village, and a tract, called KNUTTON-HEATH, which abounds with ironstone, and lately was a common... in mines, and £4,333 in iron-workers. Pop in 1851, 1,918 in 1861 4,464. Houses, 935. The increase of pop. arose mainly from the establishment of new ironworks. Coal is extensively mined. The Newcastle race-course is on the skirts of KNUTTON-HEATH. There are a schoolroom licensed for the Church of England service under Silverdale, a Primitive Methodist chapel, and a United Free Methodist chapel; and the last was built in 1863. etc etc.
Knutton, Staffordshire
'In 1870-72 - John Marius Wilson's Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales described Knutton like this...
KNUTTON, a village and a township in Wolstanton parish, Stafford. The village stands 1 mile NW of Newcastle-under-Lyme: and is a scattered rapidly-increasing place. The township includes also the great part of Silverdale village, and a tract, called KNUTTON-HEATH, which abounds with ironstone, and lately was a common... in mines, and £4,333 in iron-workers. Pop in 1851, 1,918 in 1861 4,464. Houses, 935. The increase of pop. arose mainly from the establishment of new ironworks. Coal is extensively mined. The Newcastle race-course is on the skirts of KNUTTON-HEATH. There are a schoolroom licensed for the Church of England service under Silverdale, a Primitive Methodist chapel, and a United Free Methodist chapel; and the last was built in 1863. etc etc.
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One Name Studies: N to S / Re: STAITE Family of Gloucestershire
« on: Monday 04 October 21 09:27 BST (UK) »
I've sent a personnel message re my neighbour, 'Dick' Staite.
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Gloucestershire / Re: Susan SINGLETON
« on: Thursday 30 September 21 07:13 BST (UK) »
Freereg
Baptism at Kemble, All Saints, Wiltshire
26 August 1821
Susanna MANSELL
Parents: William (Carpenter) and Alice
Baptism at Kemble, All Saints, Wiltshire
26 August 1821
Susanna MANSELL
Parents: William (Carpenter) and Alice
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Gloucestershire / Re: Susan SINGLETON
« on: Wednesday 29 September 21 16:27 BST (UK) »
Looking at Freebmd:
Bedminster, in 1889 the part of the parish of Bedminster in Bristol County Borough became part of Somerset.
Apart from Susannah in 1853 - just the marriage of a George SINGLETON - June 1861 and the birth of Wilson James SINGLETON in 1861 (Bedminster District).
Bedminster, in 1889 the part of the parish of Bedminster in Bristol County Borough became part of Somerset.
Apart from Susannah in 1853 - just the marriage of a George SINGLETON - June 1861 and the birth of Wilson James SINGLETON in 1861 (Bedminster District).
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Gloucestershire / Re: Susan SINGLETON
« on: Wednesday 29 September 21 16:13 BST (UK) »
?GRO Index
SINGLETON Susannah - mother's maiden name: MANSELL
GRO Reference: 1853 D Quarter in BEDMINSTER Volume 05C Page 659
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Gloucestershire / Re: Ambrose Jefferies
« on: Tuesday 28 September 21 15:06 BST (UK) »
Can see on the National Archives (and will be on Ancestry)
Held at : The National Archives, Kew - Prerogative Court of Canterbury
21 June 1825
Will of James JEFFERIES, Sieve Bottomer of Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire.
Seems a family occupation: assume it all to do with the Wool trade.
Held at : The National Archives, Kew - Prerogative Court of Canterbury
21 June 1825
Will of James JEFFERIES, Sieve Bottomer of Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire.
Seems a family occupation: assume it all to do with the Wool trade.