Hi Dennis Thanks for posting the will. Who was Thomas LEWIS who is mentioned within as son in law ? Geoffro

Hi Den Thanks for the transcript of Moses ILES will he was my 6x great grandfather he did farm at Saddlewood the manor house still stands it was part of Hawkesbury parish at one time as was Oldbury on Hill close by it is situated 2 miles Northeast of Hawkesbury to the right of the A46 road just after the junction to Killcott it is now in effect a private estate. In 1851 census he is listed as retired farmer living at Dunkirk as far as I can make out it is the cottage on left past the present Dunkirk farm toward Stoud. He had as far as I knew 6 children but the will says son Daniel makes 7 William b,1792 married Elizabeth ASHBEE from Hawkesbury Elizabeth b.1794 married William STINCHCOMBE Ann b.1796 married Thomas CORNOCK of Slimbridge Henry b.1801 d,1824 buried at Hawkesbury with Moses Thomas b,1802 d,1826 buried Hawkesbury with Moses Hannah b,1808 married Mr Millet d,1844 buried at Hawkesbury with Moses Daniel b,1 Mar 1818 Hawkesbury Moses wife was Ann HANCOCK of Hawkesbury b. 1766 d. 1813 buried with Moses at Hawkesbury all above on 1 Headstone. William is alive in 1851 living with Elizabeth (Betty) at Hawkesbury occ carpenter may have died soon after The Daniel ILES in 1851 Thornbury census would have been born 1808 I don't think it can be the same one so where is he? It seems a coincidence that the next inhabitant of Saddlewood is a Daniel ILES but I cannot find a link so far. By the way in 1851 census Daniel Stinchcombe and Amelia CORNOCK first cousins are living with Moses they have a child Henry CORNOCK b.1847 later they marry and have 4 more children by the STINCHCOMBE name. Regards Robert Millard ----- Original Message ----- From: "den toms" <denzil@yate74.freeserve.co.uk> To: <ENG-GLO-HAWKESBURY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 29, 2000 12:01 AM Subject: [[Hawks]] Moses ILES Will 1853 Following the Pond Dipper's suggestion here is a transcription of the Will. The Will raises a couple of questions. Did Moses farm at Saddlewood? Unless Saddlewood is in the Dunkirk area I believe that the Saddlewood ILES are incomers as indicated in the 1851 Census. Dorothy Arkell ILES of Saddlewood is buried in Hawkesbury churchyard. Her son Daniel was born in North Cerney. The other question is that of Moses son William. He is not mentioned in the Will so was he dead by March 1851 when the Will was written? Did he fall out with his father? Was he the William who married Elizabeth ASHBEE? Who is the William ILES aged 58 carpenter, with wife Betty in the 1851 Hawkesbury Census? Is this Moses son or another William ILES? Moses son Daniel ILES can be found in Thornbury in the 1851 Census. He appears to have been baptised after his mother died and is enumerated as Daniel HES on the IGI. Anyway on with the Will..... I Moses ILES of Dunkirk in the parish of Hawkesbury in the county of Gloucester yeoman do hereby revoke all former Wills and Testamentary papers by me at any time heretofore made and declare this to be my last will and testament I give and devise unto my son in law Thomas LEWIS the uessuage or tenement wherein he now resides together with the garden and appurtenances thereunto belonging To hold to him his heirs and assigns for ever I also give and bequeath unto the said Thomas LEWIS the sum of nineteen guineas I give and bequeath unto my grand daughter Amelia STINCHCOMBE the wife of Daniel STINCHCOMBE the sum of one hundred pounds Also I give and bequeath unto her the said Amelia STINCHCOMBE the further sum of ten pounds for the purpose of apprenticing her son Henry CORNOCK when he shall arrive to a proper age and in case he shall die without being apprenticed then I give the said legacy of ten pounds unto the said Amelia STINCHCOMBE I direct that the said Amelia STINCHCOMBE and her said husband shall have the use of the uessuage wherein they now reside with the garden thereunto belonging for the term of one year next after my decease free from the payment of rent and that my daughter Elizabeth STINCHCOMBE shall have the use of the uessuage wherein she now resides for the term of one year next after my decease free from the payment of rent and as to the last mentioned uessuages and hereditaments and all the rest residue and remainder of my real and personal estate whatsoever and wheresoever I give devise and bequeath the same respectively unto William RODWAY of the parish of Hawkesbury aforesaid farmer and Allen GOULTER of the same place farmer their heirs executors and administrators upon trust that the said William RODWAY and Allen GOULTER or the survivor of them his heirs executors and administrators do and shall from and after the expiration of one year next after my decease make sale and absolutely dispose of all my real estate either by public auction or private contract and either together or in parcels and at one time or at several times as to them or him shall seem expedient for the best price or prices that can be reasonably procured for the same and shall convey and assure the same to such purchaser or purchasers thereof his her of their heirs executors administrators or assigns or otherwise as he or they shall direct or appoint And I hereby declare that the receipt or receipts of the Trustees or Trustee for the time being acting in the execution of the Trusts hereby created shall be an effectual discharge for so much money as therein shall be acknowledged to be received and the person or persons paying the same shall not be obliged to see the application of such purchase money or be answerable or accountable for the misapplication or nonapplication of the same or any part thereof and do and shall at their and his discretion convert my said personal estate into money And I hereby direct that the said William RODWAY and Allen GOULTER or the survivor of them his executors and administrators do and shall stand and be *** of and interested in *** monies to be received by them or him as aforesaid in trust in the first place to retain and reimburse themselves and himself all the costs changes and expenses attending the carrying into execution the trusts of this my will and to pay and discharge all my just debts funeral and testamentary expenses and the legacies hereinbefore by me given and then upon trust to divide the residue of the said trust monies unto and equally between my children Daniel ILES, Ann CORNOCK and Elizabeth STINCHCOMBE share and share alike I appoint the said William RODWAY and Allen GOULTER executors of this my will I declare that my Trustees and Executors shall only be answerable for their respective wilful defaults and that they may reimburse themselves all costs and expenses incurred in or in relation to the trusts of this my will In Witness whereof I the said Moses ILES have hereunto subscribed my name this twenty first day of March one thousand eight hundred and fifty one. The mark of Moses ILES Witnesses: Thomas BARRETT Sarah **** 25th October 1853 Appeared personally Allen GOULTER of Hawkesbury in the county of Gloucester Farmer and alledged that this paperwriting contained the true last will *** Testament of Moses ILES late of the same place Farmer deceased who died on the ninth day of September 1853 That he was one of the executors therein named that he would will and faithfully perform the trusts thereof and pay the debts of the deceased and render an inventory and account when required That the goods chattels and *** of the deceased were under the value of six hundred pounds and that the deceased had no leasehold estates Wherefore he prayed(?) probate Set probate *** as *** the other executor having **** Sworn under £600 Greville PHILLIMORE (Surrogate) ==== ENG-GLO-HAWKESBURY Mailing List ==== Email the Pond Dipper at ThePondDipper@HawkesburyFamilyHistory.co.uk ============================== Know the town name but not the county? 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Hi Dennis Given the number of ILES reseachers on the list it would be appropriate for this small list if you were to post a copy of the transcription to the list if you wanted to. This would save you a lot of work and possibly money if you still pay for net access. Geoffro The Pond Dipper Http://www.Hawkesburyfamilyhistory.co.uk

Following the Pond Dipper's suggestion here is a transcription of the Will. The Will raises a couple of questions. Did Moses farm at Saddlewood? Unless Saddlewood is in the Dunkirk area I believe that the Saddlewood ILES are incomers as indicated in the 1851 Census. Dorothy Arkell ILES of Saddlewood is buried in Hawkesbury churchyard. Her son Daniel was born in North Cerney. The other question is that of Moses son William. He is not mentioned in the Will so was he dead by March 1851 when the Will was written? Did he fall out with his father? Was he the William who married Elizabeth ASHBEE? Who is the William ILES aged 58 carpenter, with wife Betty in the 1851 Hawkesbury Census? Is this Moses son or another William ILES? Moses son Daniel ILES can be found in Thornbury in the 1851 Census. He appears to have been baptised after his mother died and is enumerated as Daniel HES on the IGI. Anyway on with the Will..... I Moses ILES of Dunkirk in the parish of Hawkesbury in the county of Gloucester yeoman do hereby revoke all former Wills and Testamentary papers by me at any time heretofore made and declare this to be my last will and testament I give and devise unto my son in law Thomas LEWIS the uessuage or tenement wherein he now resides together with the garden and appurtenances thereunto belonging To hold to him his heirs and assigns for ever I also give and bequeath unto the said Thomas LEWIS the sum of nineteen guineas I give and bequeath unto my grand daughter Amelia STINCHCOMBE the wife of Daniel STINCHCOMBE the sum of one hundred pounds Also I give and bequeath unto her the said Amelia STINCHCOMBE the further sum of ten pounds for the purpose of apprenticing her son Henry CORNOCK when he shall arrive to a proper age and in case he shall die without being apprenticed then I give the said legacy of ten pounds unto the said Amelia STINCHCOMBE I direct that the said Amelia STINCHCOMBE and her said husband shall have the use of the uessuage wherein they now reside with the garden thereunto belonging for the term of one year next after my decease free from the payment of rent and that my daughter Elizabeth STINCHCOMBE shall have the use of the uessuage wherein she now resides for the term of one year next after my decease free from the payment of rent and as to the last mentioned uessuages and hereditaments and all the rest residue and remainder of my real and personal estate whatsoever and wheresoever I give devise and bequeath the same respectively unto William RODWAY of the parish of Hawkesbury aforesaid farmer and Allen GOULTER of the same place farmer their heirs executors and administrators upon trust that the said William RODWAY and Allen GOULTER or the survivor of them his heirs executors and administrators do and shall from and after the expiration of one year next after my decease make sale and absolutely dispose of all my real estate either by public auction or private contract and either together or in parcels and at one time or at several times as to them or him shall seem expedient for the best price or prices that can be reasonably procured for the same and shall convey and assure the same to such purchaser or purchasers thereof his her of their heirs executors administrators or assigns or otherwise as he or they shall direct or appoint And I hereby declare that the receipt or receipts of the Trustees or Trustee for the time being acting in the execution of the Trusts hereby created shall be an effectual discharge for so much money as therein shall be acknowledged to be received and the person or persons paying the same shall not be obliged to see the application of such purchase money or be answerable or accountable for the misapplication or nonapplication of the same or any part thereof and do and shall at their and his discretion convert my said personal estate into money And I hereby direct that the said William RODWAY and Allen GOULTER or the survivor of them his executors and administrators do and shall stand and be *** of and interested in *** monies to be received by them or him as aforesaid in trust in the first place to retain and reimburse themselves and himself all the costs changes and expenses attending the carrying into execution the trusts of this my will and to pay and discharge all my just debts funeral and testamentary expenses and the legacies hereinbefore by me given and then upon trust to divide the residue of the said trust monies unto and equally between my children Daniel ILES, Ann CORNOCK and Elizabeth STINCHCOMBE share and share alike I appoint the said William RODWAY and Allen GOULTER executors of this my will I declare that my Trustees and Executors shall only be answerable for their respective wilful defaults and that they may reimburse themselves all costs and expenses incurred in or in relation to the trusts of this my will In Witness whereof I the said Moses ILES have hereunto subscribed my name this twenty first day of March one thousand eight hundred and fifty one. The mark of Moses ILES Witnesses: Thomas BARRETT Sarah **** 25th October 1853 Appeared personally Allen GOULTER of Hawkesbury in the county of Gloucester Farmer and alledged that this paperwriting contained the true last will *** Testament of Moses ILES late of the same place Farmer deceased who died on the ninth day of September 1853 That he was one of the executors therein named that he would will and faithfully perform the trusts thereof and pay the debts of the deceased and render an inventory and account when required That the goods chattels and *** of the deceased were under the value of six hundred pounds and that the deceased had no leasehold estates Wherefore he prayed(?) probate Set probate *** as *** the other executor having **** Sworn under £600 Greville PHILLIMORE (Surrogate)

Hi Janet, Is Minnie SIMS who died in March 1929 yours ? See you Saturday. Geoffro

Hi Listers, I too am interested in the ILES/ISLES/EYLES of Hawkesbury and the surrounding area and have read the recent messages with interest. I must admit that I am a little confused with the geography of the area - where was or is Saddlewood? Is or was it just a farm or an area within Hawkesbury? For those with an interest in Moses ILES I have a copy of his Will and will be happy to pass on a transcription if I am contacted off list. Dennis

Hi Robert I think I might fit into this ILES family. One of my ancestors was a Lydia ILES who married Charles WEBB in 1811 in Wotton-under-Edge. Lydia's parents were Edward ILES and Hester SMITH (married Wotton-under-Edge 1768). It seems likely that Edward Iles was the one baptised Alderley in 1743, son of another Edward and Hester. This latter Edward was, I believe, son of the William bp 1655 that you mention below. My information on this family is quite sketchy since I have yet to prove that the Edward baptised 1743 in Alderley is mine. Can you help at all, please? Pauline Kennedy ----- Original Message ----- From: Robert Millard <Robert.Millard@Btinternet.com> To: <ENG-GLO-HAWKESBURY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 9:53 PM Subject: [[Hawks]] Members Interests: CHAPPELL > Hi Sue > Welcome to the Hawkesbury list > I can help you with Sarah ILES b.1751 Hawkesbury > Sarahs parents were Daniel ILES b.abt 1730 and Joyce PANTER of Hawkesbury > Daniels parents were William ILES b. 1685 and Margaret WREN of Hawkesbury > Williams Parents were William ILES b.1655 and Sarah from Hawkesbury > (probably named after this Sarah) > Williams parents were Nicholas b.abt 1630 from Hawkesbury (spouse unknown at > this time) > Sarah's Brother was Moses ILES b,1766 who farmed at Saddlewood Hawkesbury > the house still exists and she was most likely born there, her other brother > was William ILES b.1756 > Moses was my GGG-Grandfather I have more information pictures of head stones > and of Saddlewood if you want to contact me off list I can send them to you. > I am not sure who Samuel CHAPPELL was my mother was a CHAPPELL from > Hawkesbury that line came from Oldbury-on-Hill (which was part of Hawkesbury > originaly) I have looked at my notes and can't find this Samuel CHAPPELL so > he is probably from Badminton and therefore may have origins in > Oldbury-on-Hill the spelling of CHAPPELL suggests this also > Regards > Robert Millard

----- Original Message ----- From: <SSiss165@aol.com> > > My GGG Grandparents were Samuel & Sarah CHAPPELL who moved to Littleton Drew, > Wilts a little before 1768 when their first child was born. Samuel is known > to have been a farmer. I strongly suspect that this couple came from > Hawkesbury and that Sarah was the Sarah ISLES who married Samuel CHAPPELL in > Hawkesbury on 10 Nov 1766. > > If any other member is researching CHAPPELL and has any information which may > prove useful I would love to hear from you. Hi Sue The niece of one of my ancestors married a CHAPPELL in Littleton Drew - Jane KING married Daniel CHAPPELL, yeoman of Littleton Drew, in 1808 in West Kington. Do you know if this Daniel is descended from your Samuel and Sarah? I have a few minor bits of CHAPPELL information from Littleton Drew (baptisms, LTAs) but all after 1800. I can let you have these if they are of any interest. Pauline Kennedy

Hi everyone, My Hawkesbury surname interests are as follows CARTER GARDENER GOULDING HOPKINS HUNT LITTLE SIMS STINCHCOMBE WHITTERN Looking forward to meeting lots of fellow researchers on Saturday Janet Wilson

Hi List I've been a lurker again lately but thought I'd better re-post my interests. I know there are many new listers that I haven't met yet and it's been awhile since I've posted. Hope you all have a great time on Saturday - sadly, I'll only be there in spirit. I am researching WHITWORTH. Mine seem to have come from Lancashire to Charfield and then to Hawkesbury. I am also researching 2 lines of HOPKINS, both of which are attached to the WHITWORTH line. My DAVIS line is also attached to the WHITWORTH line but is not so far linked to Hawkesbury. I would be interested in hearing from anyone researching any of these names Regards Karen Davies Vancouver, BC, Canada ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Here are my Hawkesbury specific surname interests... MILSOM, STINCHCOMB, CHAPPEL, MALLARD and RODWAY. Check out my NEW Web Site for all the relevant details on these surnames, and about 340 additional ones. http://www.sheppardfamily.net/fh Have fun on Saturday :) Adrian Sheppard Email: (mailto:ade@sheppardfamily.net) Web Site: http://www.sheppardfamily.net/fh Currently researching CORDY, WILTSHIRE, TAYLOR, FLOOK, CHURCHILL and HEMMINGS, all in the areas of Mangotsfield and Westerleigh in Gloucestershire.

The Pond Dippers memory says that there is a reference to Peter EDWARDS either in Bills Book which is available through the web pages or in A Monument to Hawkesbury. Not sure which. Geoffro The Pond Dipper http://www.HawkesburyFamilyHistory.co.uk

Told you the memory wasnt so good this week. Also available at the get together : - A 1993/1994 copy of Crockfords clerical directory Digital cameras Laptop computer Scanner Photocopier and a fiche reader there's probably other stuff as well. Geoffro

I have finally got round to sending you this email of what we hope will be available at the get together - can someone please not come up with a better name for it PLEASE. 1- The Pond Dippers memory - usuaully a brilliant resource (for remembering the dead - the living aren't remembered so well) - not working to full capacity due to high levels of painkillers 2 1841 and 91 censuses on microfiche. 1851 for GLS, Bristol on Gordon's cd's and 1851 LDS cd of Devon, Norfolk and Warwickshire. LDS 1881 CD. 3 GFHS Index to the poor laws parishes A to M on microfiche. 4 Hawkesbury burial registers 1813 - 1884 5 Hawkesbury registers of Christenings, marriages and burials pre 1814 back to about 1700. 6 Biglands all 4 volumes 7 Gloucestershire transportees to Australia index book 8 Hawkesbury list members GEDCOMS. It isnt too late to send your own through so that that can be checked on the day as well. Remember that there are MANY NON COMPUTER and NON INTERNET reserchers attending. 9 various other fiche's relevant to Hawkesbury and surrounding areas Geoffro The Pond Dipper Http://www.HawkesburyFamilyHistory.co.uk

Morning listers Could all listers please check their email address books to ensure that they are using the correct email addresses for mails to me and the list please. Mails to the list should be sent to :- Eng-Glo-Hawkesbury-L@rootsweb.com and mails to me should be sent to ThePondDipper@HawkesburyFamilyHistory.co.uk Thank you Geoffro The Pond Dipper Http://www.HawkesburyFamilyHistory.co.uk

This email contains messages sent to The Pond Dipper :- 1 Memo: WHITE - BAKER- WATTS My g.g.g.grandfather was Henry WHITE born about 1827 in Hawkesbury I think he was the son of John WHITE and Sarah (WATTS ?) Henry married Elizabeth BAKER at Hawkesbury on 10th October 1852 I know that they had at least four children Mary Ann, Sarah, George, and Eliza ( my g.g.grandmother) can anyone help me find the family of Elizabeth BAKER I feel sure she was born in Hawkesbury. Perhaps someone would know if Sarah WATTS was the daughter of Hugh and Betty WATTS, my mother thought that the STINCHCOMB's were related to my g.g.grandmother in some way but I have no proof of this. Just a quick thanks for all the help on line you have all made a good job of it. Hope you have a good time Saturday and I'm sorry that I am unable to come this time. Many Thanks Cynthia 2 Hi all, My interests are: STINCHCOMBE, COOK, RODWAY, SMART, GUEST. Line of descent is STINCHCOMBE - James (1820-1873), Henry, Daniel, Nicholas, John, Nicholas. Special interests at the moment are: ancestory of Nicholas STINCHCOMBE(1624-1694); Sarah SMART, wife of Nicholas STINCHCOMBE (1701-1756); Sarah GUEST, wife of Daniel STINCHCOMBE (1736-1811); John COOK (1747-?). Another interest is Anna RODWAY, wife of John COOK above. I don't think she died in 1780 but lived longer and is the mother of Susanna COOK born 1786. Susanna being the mother of my James STINCHCOMBE. Ted of Michigan Geoffro The Pond Dipper

HelloSue I have just read your first Hawkesbury-list mail and the reply Robert MILLARD sent you. I am also descended from Moses ILES who was my ggg-grandfather. I am a distant cousin to Robert MILLARD. If your Sarah CHAPPELL is the sister of Moses you will be able to add another 3 or 4 hundred people, that we know of, to your tree who are descendants of Moses and his brother William. You can see what ILES's we are connected with on my web pages at the address below. Would you like a gedcom file sent? Regards Dave Hedges davehedges@care4free.net http://www.davehedges.care4free.net/ =============================== Researching: STINCHCOMBE (Hawkesbury) HEDGES (Gloucestershire) MERRIMAN (Stow On Wold) FOWLER (Wotton-U-Edge) GALE (Gloucestershire) ILES/ILLES (Hawkesbury) CORNOCK (Hawkesbury) JONES (Crudwell & Long Newnton) =============================== ----- Original Message ----- From: <SSiss165@aol.com> To: <ENG-GLO-HAWKESBURY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 7:32 PM Subject: [[Hawks]] Members Interests: CHAPPELL | Good Evening, | | I would like to introduce myself as a new member and also post my (possible) | research interests, i.e. CHAPPELL. | | My GGG Grandparents were Samuel & Sarah CHAPPELL who moved to Littleton Drew, | Wilts a little before 1768 when their first child was born. Samuel is known | to have been a farmer. I strongly suspect that this couple came from | Hawkesbury and that Sarah was the Sarah ISLES who married Samuel CHAPPELL in | Hawkesbury on 10 Nov 1766. | | If any other member is researching CHAPPELL and has any information which may | prove useful I would love to hear from you. | | Best wishes for an enjoyable weekend ahead. | | Sue Sissons | Hemel Hempstead | | | ==== ENG-GLO-HAWKESBURY Mailing List ==== | Don't forget to bookmark http://www.HawkesburyFamilyHistory.co.uk and visit regulary. | | ============================== | Search over 64,000,000 records in the Social Security Death Index: | http://ssdi.rootsweb.com/ |

Hi all My Hawkesbury surname interests are the following: COOPER, THOMPSON, TAVENDER (and variants), COTES, ISAAC, BAYLEY, HICKS, TOGHILL Funny how some of these names appear frequently, and others hardly ever. Bob Lawrence *************************************************** R.P. & A.L. Lawrence The Hazels, Sheepwood Road, Bristol BS10 7BS, U.K. Phone: 0117 950 4314 **************************************************

We are looking for the father of HENRY SHIPP B.1844 & EMILY SHIPP B.1842 both C.10-11-1848 in Hawkesbury with their mother named as SARAH ANN SHIPP C.20-6-1819. SARAH ANN SHIPP was the daughter of SAMUEL SHIPP B.1880 & SARAH NEALE M.1813 & the sister of MARTIN NEALE SHIPP who ran the Beaufort Inn in 1881 & 1891 BARBARA SEARCHING FOR SHIPPS

Hi Sue Welcome to the Hawkesbury list I can help you with Sarah ILES b.1751 Hawkesbury Sarahs parents were Daniel ILES b.abt 1730 and Joyce PANTER of Hawkesbury Daniels parents were William ILES b. 1685 and Margaret WREN of Hawkesbury Williams Parents were William ILES b.1655 and Sarah from Hawkesbury (probably named after this Sarah) Williams parents were Nicholas b.abt 1630 from Hawkesbury (spouse unknown at this time) Sarah's Brother was Moses ILES b,1766 who farmed at Saddlewood Hawkesbury the house still exists and she was most likely born there, her other brother was William ILES b.1756 Moses was my GGG-Grandfather I have more information pictures of head stones and of Saddlewood if you want to contact me off list I can send them to you. I am not sure who Samuel CHAPPELL was my mother was a CHAPPELL from Hawkesbury that line came from Oldbury-on-Hill (which was part of Hawkesbury originaly) I have looked at my notes and can't find this Samuel CHAPPELL so he is probably from Badminton and therefore may have origins in Oldbury-on-Hill the spelling of CHAPPELL suggests this also Regards Robert Millard ----- Original Message ----- From: <SSiss165@aol.com> To: <ENG-GLO-HAWKESBURY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 7:32 PM Subject: [[Hawks]] Members Interests: CHAPPELL > Good Evening, > > I would like to introduce myself as a new member and also post my (possible) > research interests, i.e. CHAPPELL. > > My GGG Grandparents were Samuel & Sarah CHAPPELL who moved to Littleton Drew, > Wilts a little before 1768 when their first child was born. Samuel is known > to have been a farmer. I strongly suspect that this couple came from > Hawkesbury and that Sarah was the Sarah ISLES who married Samuel CHAPPELL in > Hawkesbury on 10 Nov 1766. > > If any other member is researching CHAPPELL and has any information which may > prove useful I would love to hear from you. > > Best wishes for an enjoyable weekend ahead. > > Sue Sissons > Hemel Hempstead > > > ==== ENG-GLO-HAWKESBURY Mailing List ==== > Don't forget to bookmark http://www.HawkesburyFamilyHistory.co.uk and visit regulary. > > ============================== > Search over 64,000,000 records in the Social Security Death Index: > http://ssdi.rootsweb.com/ > >