Isaac Milliner - Cold Ashton

[Capetown]

Just having a look at Isaac MILLINER's marriage to Margate WITT in 1812

firstly:

Matthew STRANGE

He is on the 1841 Census Cold Aston

Matthew STRANGE - 55 - Farmer - born in County (not according to Tree on Ancestry)
Diane STRANGE - 20
George - 15

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Matthew STRANGE buried 12th June 1841 aged 57  at Cold Aston

this tre, says, Matthew married 28 March 1784, Little, Somereford, near Chippenham

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Ancestry has, Gloucestershire, Land Tax Records
1713-1833

Little Badminton has

Isaac MELLINER - 1813 - (Owner Henry STINCHOMB)
Isacc MILLINER - 1814/1815/1817

e.g.

1815

Proprietor: Henry STINCHOMB
Occupiers: Isaac MILLINER & Others - Tenements & Garden : Sum Afsefsed 1shilling

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There is a Henry MILLINER from 1784 onwards at Great Badminton. 

Robert LEWIS

in Cold Aston 1790 onwards (both as Occupier and Owner) - No Milliner's in Cold Aston at that time.

[Capetown]

Just looking at the Gloucestershire Genelogical Database

They have

1823

Isaac MILLINER -
Address: Old Sodbury
Deceased
Overseers

[bitzar]

Morning

Perhaps try to find someone with access to Ralph Bigland's document.  Cold Ashton is definitely documented.  I'll include a link thread I once created.

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=747093.msg5943973#msg5943973

bitzar.

[davierj]

Thank you for all your help
Dave

[ACharlotte]

I thought it may interest you that Isaac and Margarets son William is living in 1851 with his children(Reuben and Emma), next door to William's passed Wife's(Elizabeth Keynee/Cainey) family as well as the families - Strange and Lewis.

Mathew Strange and Robert Lewis are not listed in this census but I don't think it too hard to assume that they are somehow related to the families in the 1851 census.  And would seem that they are very close family friends.

[ACharlotte]

I have also just discovered Mathew Strage and Robert Lewis in an 1841 census with Elizabeth's family.

[davierj]

Thank you ACharlotte, Robert married Hannah Cordy 1819 in cold Ashton.   I have at present been unable to trace their origins in Clack and Pucklechurch respectively.
Dave