Claypits Farm, Bulwark, Chepstow

[Elizlloyd]

hanes teulu

Thank you for your reply and other replies to me about my topic on Claypits Farm, Bulwark.   Thank you for letting me know  about this post from Gloucester Journal 7th February  1780 that would be very interesting to read.

 Just to let know I have put my topic on the general Monmouthshire one so if you send me any replies with attachments sent by yourself can be seen and read by me.  I am sorry for this inconvenience and appreciate your replies and information.

Thanks Elizlloyd

Gloucester Journal, 7 Feb 1780

Had intended attaching a snippet from above journal but the status of your post does not allow attachments.
Claypits/Bulwark rings a bell and a possible previous thread?

[Elizlloyd]

AlanBoyd

I have put this topic on the main Monmouthshire heading page as mentioned to me by admin on this page as I can't receive  replies with attachments on this page, but I can receive replies with attachments on the main Monmouthshire page.   I didn't know that, I am sorry for the inconvenience this has caused you and welcome any information on the Smith Family of Claypits Farm, Bulwark, Chepstow from yourself and appreciate your help.

Thanks
Elizlloyd 

This article from 1780 links Vere Smith and Claypit to the name Dowle. As mentioned in the thread linked above, at the time of the tithe survey the occupier was John Dowle (the owner was the Duke of Beaufort.

14 February 1780: Gloucester Journal
[I can’t include the article]
summary: Vere Smith of Claypit was an executor for a Roger Dowle and requests all debts to be settled with him.

[Elizlloyd]

AlanBoyd
Thank you for your reply and information in this article good to see Vere Smith name in it and still connected with Claypits Farm in 1780.  Can you send me the attachment please that would be wonderful to view the full article.  Look forward to hearing from you

Kind Regards
Elizlloyd

This article from 1780 links Vere Smith and Claypit to the name Dowle. As mentioned in the thread linked above, at the time of the tithe survey the occupier was John Dowle (the owner was the Duke of Beaufort.

14 February 1780: Gloucester Journal
[I can’t include the article]
summary: Vere Smith of Claypit was an executor for a Roger Dowle and requests all debts to be settled with him.

[AlanBoyd]

The article in question was posted by Hanes Telu on the other thread.

[Elizlloyd]

AlanBoyd

Thank you I will have a look at Hanes Telu's post.

Thanks again
Elizlloyd

The article in question was posted by Hanes Telu on the other thread.