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RYTON, REDMARLEY D'ABITOT, BROMSBERROW, BROMSBERROW HEATH, KING'S GREEN, POOLHILL, BOTLOE'S GREEN, BRAND GREEN, PAUNTLEY & NEWENT - Links
(Gloucestershire, England)
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Top: St. Mary's Church, Bromsberrow
Bottom: St. Mary's Church, Newent
Right: St. Bartholomew's Church, Redmarley D'Abitot
Courtesy of John Wilkes
You will find a large collection of photos of the
Cotswolds and most of Gloucestershire on his
web site - The Gloucestershire Photo Library:
http://www.awdt59.dsl.pipex.com/xglos.shtml
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Links to people researching families in RYTON, REDMARLEY D'ABITOT, BROMSBERROW, BROMSBERROW HEATH, KING'S GREEN, POOLHILL, BOTLOE'S GREEN, BRAND GREEN, PAUNTLEY & NEWENT
Note: let me know of change of email address, please give your "snail" address incase you stop using the internet - it does happen
If you have ANY interests in SURNAMES in this Parish PLEASE contact me, so that you will be added to this list
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SURNAMES LISTED BELOW:
BAILEY, BALLARD, BROOK(E)S, COOK, DOBBINS, HILL, HUNT, LANCHBURY, LEA/E, NEWMAN, PARSONS, PENDREY, ROBINSON, SHIPTON, STAIT/E, TREEHURN, TREHEARNE, TREHERNE, VAUGHAN, WEBBLEY, WEBLEY, WEOBLEY, WELDING, WOOD
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Adrian John Ballard of Bristol, UK
Ballard Family History Queries
Ballardgen @blueyonder.co.uk
"A COLLECTION OF BALLARD's" Web Site
http://members.lycos.co.uk/
AdrianBallard/index.html
WANTED, UK BALLARD'S ANY TIME ANY PLACE
Roger Bailey, I am researching the BAILEY (and all variations of that name) family in in the Newent, Hartpury and Ashleworth and the areas surrounding them. In doing so I have built up a considerable amount of information and am quite willing to pass this on.
rogereb @lineone.net
Nancy Gibb, researching HUNT and associated early families (BROOK(E)S, ROBINSON, NEWMAN, PARSONS, VAUGHAN etc) in Redmarley d'Abitot and surrounding villages particularly Pendock; going back to William HUNT and Elizabeth COOK who m. in Redmarley 1780, and particularly their son Thomas who m. Ann (Nancy) WELDING in Pendock 1819.
ciotach @clear.net.nz
40 Roydon Drive Christchurch NZ. |
Hilary Scott, researching these families: NEWMAN in Redmarley & Eldersfield, DOBBINS in Redmarley, SHIPTON in Bromsberrow, PENDREY in Redmarley, Bromsberrow and Newent, STAIT/E in Newent and LEA/E in Redmarley & Eldersfield.
Mail2hilary @aol.com
134 Shoebury Road, Bournes Green, Thorpe Bay, Essex. SS1 3RL
Carolyn Lofquist, my GtGrandfather James George WOOD, b. circa 1877 (perhaps) in Newent was from Glos. He died in London but so far I don't have the correct death certificate.
clofquis @mccarthy.ca
Toronto, Canada
May Lanchbury, Researching the LANCHBURY family all dates.
mayndave @bigpond.net.au
5 Kildare Place, Beldon 6027, W.Australia
ListMum for LANCHBURY-L@rootsweb.com
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Alan Treherne researching the TREHERNE family in the Dymock/Bromsberrow Heath area going back to late 18th century. Spelling variants include TREHERNE, TREHEARNE, TREEHURN
alan.treherne @btinternet.com
Margaret Hayon (nee HOME), researching the HILL and WEBLEY (WEOBLEY / WEBBLEY etc) familes. My ggrandmother Tryphena HILL was born at Brooms Green, Dymock, in 1870. Her father John HILL was born at Eastnor, Hereford, in 1834, and her mother Emma WEBLEY at Dymock in 1836. John and Emma were married in Dymock Parish Church on 26 April 1855, and had 7 children. The family lived at various times in Bromsberrow Heath, Brooms Green and Ryton. My ggm Tryphena moved to Bristol in the 1890s, and died in 1930. My mother (born 1918, died 2000) had happy childhood memories of visiting her grandmother's family in Bromsberrow / Dymock in the 1920s. I would love to make connection with any livingÊdistant cousins I might still have in that area!
At the moment I'm trying to trace Emma's line, particularly her mother's side. Her father was John WEBLEY, and her mother Ann Maria [maiden name?]. In the 1851 Dymock census, Ann Maria was a widow, aged 55, birthplace "Cholers Gls".
margaret @actcom.co.il
42 Hadassah St., Safed, Galilee, North Israel
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