Hi Listers, As I will shortly be unsubscribing for a time, I want to re-post my names and interests. My WOOLNOUGH ancestors lived briefly at Hawkesbury circa 1837-1855. Brothers George and Robert from Suffolk married local lasses (HAREWELL cousins) in 1835/36 and both settled at Hawkesbury as innkeepers. The inn (unknown) may have been owned by a WINBOW. Their sister Betsy joined them in 1843 when she married a Thomas REEVE, a servant at the Folly. My main interest in the area is a bit further afield from Hawkesbury, but as many of these families had some connection there I will include this. I am researching the families who owned and/or operated Trouble House Inn, just outside Tetbury in the parish of Cherington, Gloucestershire. If you recognize anything here, please contact me immediately, as my e-mail address will most likely be changing very soon. Owners and Occupants of Trouble House Inn, Cherington (outside Tetbury) 1755 John REEVE owner (carpenter of Tetbury, born 1700) 1757 John BIRD leaseholder and occupant 1768 Anna TAYLOR and Mary (Martha?) VAUGHAN owners 1768 Richard REEVE leaseholder and occupant 1799 Zebulon HAREWELL (my g-g-g-g-grandfather) leaseholder and occupant 1804 Zebulon HAREWELL owner and occupant 1830 Zebulon HAREWELL( junior) owner and occupant 1844 John Leversage GEORGE owner 1843-1850- ???? unknown occupants *** 1850 Thomas WHITE occupant 1889 Thomas WHITE junior occupant 1891 William WARN leaseholder 1906 William SESSIONS occupant 1923-27 William John WARN occupant 1931 Frank Albert WILLS owner, Agnes WILLS (daughter) licensee 1936 Wadworth Brewery owners 1936/37? Thomas and Elizabeth TREMLIN occupants 1952/56? Clarence BRACEY occupant 1958 William "Laddie" PEARE occupant 1974 David ROBINS occupant I am especially keen to hear from anyone with access to Pigot's 1844 directory, as to who was living at Trouble House at this time. Family HAREWELL at Cherington, Long Newnton, Charlton near Malmesbury and Hankerton, Wilts.1600s-1700s., and Ashley Wilts 1800s. Including known variants HORRELL, HOARWELL, HORRIL, HARWELL etc. WOOLNOUGH at Hawkesbury, Knockdown and Oldbury on the Hill 1835-1875. also: AVERY, BRACE, CHAPEL, FOWLES, FRY, MARCHANT, SESSIONS, SPENCER, SPIRE, SUMMERS. Also interested in these pubs: the long defunct Jackament's Inn and its "Phantom Hound" which allegedly killed one of my rels!!; Tunnel House at Coates, Thames Head also at Coates. Any pubs at Hawkesbury and H. Upton. Enjoyed an all-too-brief visit to Hawkesbury last October, sorry I missed Mark Steeds at the Beaufort. My rels voted to have lunch at the Fox instead. Cheers!! Ken Murray still stuck in the tiny hamlet of New York City research to date posted at http://www.labscan.com/trouble/

Hi Ken. I had a brief look at http://www.gloucestershirepubs.co.uk/Sunday.htm just typed in the name WOOLNOUGH and up popped 1840-1853 George Woolnough - Holford Arms in Inchbrook. Also Gorsley - Huntley - a private house. 1891 George Reeve (owner). Beerhouse. Free from brewery tie There is also The Trouble House Inn listed in Tetbury on this site. Its a very useful little site. Hope this helps. Barbara searching for SHIPPS ----- Original Message ----- From: <KMurrayOZ@aol.com> To: <ENG-GLO-HAWKESBURY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: 30 August 2000 15:39 Subject: [[Hawks]] WOOLNOUGH and WINBOW > Hi Listers, > > As I will shortly be unsubscribing for a time, I want to re-post my names and > interests. My WOOLNOUGH ancestors lived briefly at Hawkesbury circa > 1837-1855. Brothers George and Robert from Suffolk married local lasses > (HAREWELL cousins) in 1835/36 and both settled at Hawkesbury as innkeepers. > The inn (unknown) may have been owned by a WINBOW. Their sister Betsy joined > them in 1843 when she married a Thomas REEVE, a servant at the Folly. > > My main interest in the area is a bit further afield from Hawkesbury, but as > many of these families had some connection there I will include this. I am > researching the families who owned and/or operated Trouble House Inn, just > outside Tetbury in the parish of Cherington, Gloucestershire. If you > recognize anything here, please contact me immediately, as my e-mail address > will most likely be changing very soon. > > Owners and Occupants of Trouble House Inn, Cherington (outside Tetbury) > 1755 John REEVE owner (carpenter of Tetbury, born 1700) > 1757 John BIRD leaseholder and occupant > 1768 Anna TAYLOR and Mary (Martha?) VAUGHAN owners > 1768 Richard REEVE leaseholder and occupant > 1799 Zebulon HAREWELL (my g-g-g-g-grandfather) leaseholder and occupant > 1804 Zebulon HAREWELL owner and occupant > 1830 Zebulon HAREWELL( junior) owner and occupant > 1844 John Leversage GEORGE owner > 1843-1850- ???? unknown occupants *** > 1850 Thomas WHITE occupant > 1889 Thomas WHITE junior occupant > 1891 William WARN leaseholder > 1906 William SESSIONS occupant > 1923-27 William John WARN occupant > 1931 Frank Albert WILLS owner, Agnes WILLS (daughter) licensee > 1936 Wadworth Brewery owners > 1936/37? Thomas and Elizabeth TREMLIN occupants > 1952/56? Clarence BRACEY occupant > 1958 William "Laddie" PEARE occupant > 1974 David ROBINS occupant > > I am especially keen to hear from anyone with access to Pigot's 1844 > directory, as to who was living at Trouble House at this time. > > Family > HAREWELL at Cherington, Long Newnton, Charlton near Malmesbury and Hankerton, > Wilts.1600s-1700s., and Ashley Wilts 1800s. Including known variants HORRELL, > HOARWELL, HORRIL, HARWELL etc. > WOOLNOUGH at Hawkesbury, Knockdown and Oldbury on the Hill 1835-1875. > also: AVERY, BRACE, CHAPEL, FOWLES, FRY, MARCHANT, SESSIONS, SPENCER, SPIRE, > SUMMERS. > > Also interested in these pubs: the long defunct Jackament's Inn and its > "Phantom Hound" which allegedly killed one of my rels!!; Tunnel House at > Coates, Thames Head also at Coates. Any pubs at Hawkesbury and H. Upton. > Enjoyed an all-too-brief visit to Hawkesbury last October, sorry I missed > Mark Steeds at the Beaufort. My rels voted to have lunch at the Fox instead. > > Cheers!! > Ken Murray still stuck in the tiny hamlet of New York City > research to date posted at > http://www.labscan.com/trouble/ > > > ==== ENG-GLO-HAWKESBURY Mailing List ==== > When replying to messages please make sure to remove ALL the "Re: and Hawks" bits in the subject line as otherwise these will be repeated. > Penalty for non-compliance is a Pond Dipping. > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/ >