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1. Interesting burials & Didmarton [1]
Hi Richard You are absolutely correct on this one. I have it on microfiche and noticed that it starts "1830 May ye 30th. William TEAGLE his Book Didmarton". I hadn't realised that it was an unofficial record though. We owe his a great debt for including all these fascinating snippets. It also explains why many of the burials took place away from Didmarton. There are also some marriages recorded in it. Here are a few more consecutive entries including the "Favour" children (presumably siblings) 1835 Nov 23
2. Re: [HWK] LONG of Chipping Sodbury [1]
Hi Patsy I am in the early stages of research for the LONG family but will certainly keep an eye out for any Witchell connection. Regards Elaine Emson ----- Original Message ----- From: "Roger Witchell" To: Sent: Saturday, October 15, 2005 7:25 PM Subject: Re: [HWK] LONG of Chipping Sodbury > Hi Elaine, > > I have connections with the Longs ( m. Witchell) of Alderly/Tresham/ Gt > Sherston etc. in the mid 1700s but have not followed them f
3. LONG of Chipping Sodbury [1]
I am new to this list and hope I am on the correct one. I have discovered my husbands ancestors were originally from the Chipping Sodbury/Great Badminton area and wondering if there is SKS that could check a baptism for me. I have a Charles Wickham LONG, born 29 Aug 1842 at Badminton who according to his birth certificate was the son of Charles James LONG and Ann Maria DAW, where I am slightly confused is that on his wedding certificate his father is listed as Joseph LONG deceased. I believe Charle
4. Re: [HWK] TILADAMS and COOK's [1]
You don't deserve it Eric, because I have no patience with people who don't BACK UP their important files every time they use them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! However I will send you a file in the next couple of days given your obvious repentence of your folly! I really am busy but I will do and I'll leave you to weed out all you don't need. Cheers Brian Eric Whitlock wrote: Ciao Pam I have Elizabeth COOK born 16/3/1614 her Son Thomas appears to be base born and the Father appears to be
5. Re: [HWK] COOKS during first world war [1]
Eric, As Marylin said, the medal index cards will tell you nothing more than the medal awarded to that man. You may also get details such as the first theatre entered and the date of entry. Other details may include a date of discharge or entitlement to a Silver War Badge. If the man died this may also be stated. Any address will appear on the rear of these cards - and thus is not available on the fiche copy! Only looking at the original will give you this information, and currently the originals are
6. Re: [HWK] LONG of Chipping Sodbury [1]
Hi Elaine, I have connections with the Longs ( m. Witchell) of Alderly/Tresham/ Gt Sherston etc. in the mid 1700s but have not followed them forwards. Hope that we can connect some branches as you move backwards...... Kind regards, Patsy Witchell on 14/10/05 11:22 pm, ANTHONY SHARP at sharpafc@btinternet.com wrote: > Hi Elaine, > Your family appear to be at the Portcullis Inn, Badminton in 1841. > > Great Badminton - The Portcullis Inn > > DAW Francis 60 Publican N > " Elizabeth 60 Y > " Charles 2
7. Re: [HWK] Interesting burials & Didmarton [1]
Hi Carole, I don't know how you find all this facinating and interesting information. Thanks a lot. Have had a look at the Archives site and lots of Witchell wills appear plus a case Witchell v. Hicks which I am desperate to see but will have to visit as too expensive and do not know how many pages. Perhaps and I hope some information regarding lands. Have not bought any medal cards as of yet presume that it is 'secure' to do so? Patsy on 15/10/05 11:03 pm, ANTHONY SHARP at sharpafc@btinternet.c
8. Royal Navy Seamen's Service. [1]
Hi Louise, Do let us know how you get on! Craole -----Original Message----- From: Hawker41forest@aol.com [mailto:Hawker41forest@aol.com] Sent: 12 October 2005 14:22 To: ENG-GLO-HAWKESBURY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [HWK] Royal Navy Seamen's Service. Thankyou Carole, I have been trying to find my father-in-laws' service records but the Naval Records want #30 and written permission from next-of-kin, I shall have a go at that and have a look at what the Toghills were doing, Louise. -- No virus foun
9. COOKS during first world war [1]
Ciao Tutti While on the matter of service records does anyone know how I can go about getting the service records of my grandfather Alfred Henry COOK (Gloucestershire Regiment) and my Great Grandfather Enoch COOK (Royal Engineers). The both served during the 1st World War my Grandfather in India and the Dardanelles and my Great Grandfather in France I think. Salute Eric ---- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, October 12,
10. RE: [HWK] COOK & KITCHENS/RICHINS/RICHENS [1]
Oh, yes, Brian - I am well aware of variants. I have about 15 variations on my Irish Cullenan family. Current descendants in the Richings lines have all three of the spellings you suggest, and we add Ritchings to the list as well. It wouldn't do for things to be easy, would it. Interestingly, my mother was a Richings and my father was a Hitchins, both with antecedents in Gloucestershire. The Richings were at South Cerney, later Preston near Cirencester, later Hawkesbury because of the Allen connection.
11. Fw: [HWK] COOK & KITCHENS/RICHINS/RICHENS [1]
Ciao Tutti I don't know why but it seems some on the list did not get my last message regarding my belief in the certainty of Ritchins being the correct interpretation. My reason are set out below. Eric ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eric Whitlock" To: ; Sent: Monday, October 10, 2005 12:02 PM Subject: Re: [HWK] COOK & KITCHENS/RICHINS/RICHENS > Ciao Tutti > > I have a photocopy of the said entry for Sam
12. RE: STINCHCOMBE - Wapley [1]
Hi All, I haven't seen my message in the digest and as I was having trouble sending emails recently I thought I would post again just in case. Apologies if I've double up. Leanne > ---------- > From: McMahon Leanne > Sent: Tuesday, October 4, 2005 10:35 AM > To: ENG-GLO-HAWKESBURY-L@rootsweb.com; 'Robert Millard' > Subject: RE: STINCHCOMBE - Wapley > > Hi Robert, > > Thanks for your interest. > > William's baptism clearly states he is illegitimate. > > Bishops Transcripts Wapley & Codrington >
13. RITCHENS follow up [1]
Hi, Listers I've just found the details for Ernest RITCHENS. He died 1st February 1919. Age 47. Son of the late Isaac and Sarah Ritchens of Little Marsh Semington; husband of Sarah Louisa Richens of The Rank Hilperton Trowbridge. Served in the South African Campaign. G. 146. I hope that's of use to somebody Cheers Brian
14. RE: [HWK] Royal Naval Seamen's Service [1]
Thanks Carole for the TEAGLE reference. A search with Badminton as birthplace also yields some relevant names: PERKS, TOGHILL, BAKER, BLEAKEN, CREW, ANDREWS, KEEN, TAVENDER, CULLEN. Richard -----Original Message----- From: ANTHONY SHARP [mailto:sharpafc@btinternet.com] Sent: 12 October 2005 07:38 To: ENG-GLO-HAWKESBURY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [HWK] Royal Naval Seamen's Service Hi All, You probably know this already, but just in case..... Whilst looking at the National Archives website HYPERLINK "htt
15. Re: [HWK] Lewis family [1]
Thankyou too for your information you have made the Yorkshire branch of Hawkesbury very happy Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: "R.P. & A.L.Lawrence" To: Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2005 11:28 PM Subject: RE: [HWK] Lewis family Carol I have quite a lot about descendants of Thomas and Joyce Lewis, and my data can be found on RootsWeb World Connect at http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi . Look for Thomas Lewis born Hawkesbury 1800
16. [HWK] COOK & KITCHENS/RICHINS/RICHENS [1]
Hello Joan There is a RICHINS site in the Family heritage Series, titles 'Richins Genealogy' and the URL was www.familyheritageseries.org/genealogy/d5.php I extracted from it their rather dodgy view of the COOK family, dodgy because they had Mary Richins marry the father of Sam Cook 1715; I've just had a quick look through my hard copy stuff to see if I can find the researcher who first suggested that Richens/Richins was the name, rather than the Kitchen which I and others had interpreted. As usual it was
17. LIMBRICK ALWAY [1]
Hi all A few weeks ago I was in Brecon. In the Cathedral on a plaque was the inscription,- The organ in the chancel was erected in 1962 as a memorial to the family of George Limbrick Alway, a generous benefactor of this Cathedral. The name struck me as familiar in the Hawkesbury area,It would be interesting to know if this family had origins in Hawkesbury. Regards Catherine
18. Ancestor Docs [1]
Hi Lisa Many thanks for bringing this to my attention. Bucklebury Farm was owned by the WATTS family - not WALLS (see extract from Will below) "WILL of Nathaniel WATTS of Hawkesbury Upton Made 18th June 1832 Proved at London 9th March 1833 I Nathaniel WATTS of Hawkesbury in Upton in the County of Gloucester Yeoman do hereby revoke all Wills by me heretofore made and declare this to be my last. I give and devise and bequeath my estate called Bucklebury in the parish of Hawkesbury unto my Grandson Nathanie
19. RE: [HWK] TILADAMS and COOK's [1]
Hi, Malcolm Where do you fit into the COOKs? We cover Hawkesbury and Marshfield mostly and there are many COOKs at Gloucester, Iron Acton and Bristol for example where there is no apparent link. Cheers Brian Malcolm Lee wrote: Brian I'd be really pleased if you could add my address in when you are sending the COOK file to Eric. I've not lost it, just never had it. Thanks Malcolm (backed-up-to-the-hilt) Lee (well almost) -----Original Message----- From: BRIAN MORGAN [mailto:b
20. Re: [HWK] COOK & KITCHENS [1]
Hi Carol Thanks Carol I am sure it must mean bachelor and spinster, and good cooks together. Catherine ----- Original Message ----- From: "ANTHONY SHARP" To: Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2005 8:10 PM Subject: [HWK] COOK & KITCHENS > Hi Kath > > On Saturday you asked about the marriage of Samuel COOK & Mary KITCHINS > (what an appropriate pair of surnames!). > > The Banns registers for Hawkesbury start in 1754  there may be earlier > ones but I
21. Re: [HWK] Lewis family [1]
Thankyou Doug, the Lewis certainly had a lot of children, how did they manage them all? Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: "Doug Thompson" To: Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2005 6:49 PM Subject: Re: [HWK] Lewis family on 06/10/05 3:47 pm, jtr hull at jtrhull@blueyonder.co.uk wrote: > Has anyone got any information on Thomas LEWIS born1796 and his wife Joyce > ? > born 1798 do you know where they lived and who their children were beside
22. Westbury-on-Trym [1]
Hi All, Being a bit ancient I would like to know if Westbury-on-Trym would be part of Bristol or a place on its own in Glos. I have just discovered a relation on my Mothers side by the name of Henry Larrymore HOWELL born 1813 in said place, does anyone know of this family? Louise.
23. Dyrham Stinchcomb [1]
Morning everyone, Relating to John Stinchcomb's marriage to Elizabeth Camborne at Dyrham Feb.1593 and the bap.of three sons I have now noticed that a Elizabeth Stinchcomb widow died 31/12/1608 and buried 01/01/1608 I presume this is the wife of the above John although there is no burial for him at Dyrham.Any ideas where he died and when ?.Jim. This e-mail is intended only for the above addressee. It may contain privileged information. If you are not the addressee you must not copy, distribute, disclose or
24. Re: [HWK] COOK & KITCHENS/RICHINS/RICHENS [1]
We can all atempt to decipher the old writing with various attempts to rationalise and degrees of success. So I am not saying that Eric is wrong about the K & the R but Phillimore recorded thus:- Sam Cook (bach) of Hawkesbury and Mary Kitchins (sic) Spin tp (my sic!). I don't say he was always right but he did have the advantage of years of experience in reading these registers, so I would expect him to be more often right than I would be. Having said that Richins/Richens/Ritchens/Ritchins remain as variant
25. Re: [HWK] Lewis family [1]
on 06/10/05 3:47 pm, jtr hull at jtrhull@blueyonder.co.uk wrote: > Has anyone got any information on Thomas LEWIS born1796 and his wife Joyce ? > born 1798 do you know where they lived and who their children were besides > Hester who married Thomas COATES born 1830 Thankyou Carol > > > ==== ENG-GLO-HAWKESBURY Mailing List ==== > Look out for Get Togethers at The Beaufort: Next one is 27th August, before > the Hawkesbury Show. Contact Robert via his web site to book lunch. > > ==========================
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