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    1. Re: [FoD] Greens in Coleford
    2. Steve Papworth

    3. Sorry - had a mental block there. Of course, I mean the WEST side of The Forest. Regards...Steve >From: "Steve Papworth" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [FoD] Greens in Coleford >Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2001 07:17:30 +0000 > >Roger, > >West Dean seems to be a term used to describe the east side of the Forest. >I'm not sure what the exact geographical limits are, but from what I've >seen, Coleford, Newland and St Briavels all fall into this area. > >Regards....Steve > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

    10/17/2001 01:27:36
    1. Re: [FoD] Greens in Coleford
    2. Steve Papworth

    3. Roger, West Dean seems to be a term used to describe the east side of the Forest. I'm not sure what the exact geographical limits are, but from what I've seen, Coleford, Newland and St Briavels all fall into this area. Regards....Steve >From: "Roger Green" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Subject: [FoD] Greens in Coleford >Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2001 20:44:52 +0100 > >James Green aged 38 was accidently killed while working in a coal pit >15/3/1849 at High Beeches. > >From the 1851 census (Bush Pit Coleford) he left a: >wife Sarah 32 >dau Ema 11 >son Thomas 9 (this is my line) >son william 8 >son james 4 >son john 4 >dau ann 2 >Sarah and children were all born at West Dean. From the 1841 ( The Persh ) >census James was born out of the county and there was also a dau Ellen bn >about 1837. > >Is there anyone researching this line ? > >Where is West Dean in relation to Coleford ? >Any help appreciated >Thanks in anticipation > >Roger in Stalham Norfolk > > >==== ENG-GLOS-FOREST-DEAN Mailing List ==== >There's a new mailing list for the Lost Conections web site >[email protected] , dont forget >http://www.lostconnections.co.uk for all your UK needs. > >============================== >Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 >Source for Family History Online. Go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

    10/17/2001 01:17:30
    1. Re: [FoD] BRADLEYs for Hazel
    2. Nash Family

    3. As any of your KNOGHTS connected to GWILLIAMS or HUGHES?? I have a KNIGHT connection but it is 200 yrs later in the English Bicknor area??? Regards Regards Bill Nash researching NASH,(Glos Somerset Barnett London) GUNTER,BATH,CONSTERDINE (Glos) SMITH (Monmouth), KEAR, HUGHES, GWILLIAM, KNIGHT(Glos) DEVANE, ELWIN, (Kent Surrey) SHAW (Kent Surrey S Ireland) MILES MORGAN JENKINS (Glos) ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, October 13, 2001 2:00 PM Subject: [FoD] BRADLEYs for Hazel > Hazel, > I have some Bradleys for you. > Abigail Bradley born July 1772 in Ruardean, married Timothy Knight Oct. 8, > 1792 in Newland. > Abigail's parents were Richard Bradley (born Jan 1740 or 1741 in Ruardean) > and > Mary (nee Wintles). Married Oct 1, 1764 in Ruardean. > Richard's parents were John Bradley (born 1704 in Ruardean) and Margaret. > John's parents were Richard Bradley (born Jan 1676 or 1677 in Ruardean) and > Elizabeth. > Hope this helps. Ernie Knight > > > ==== ENG-GLOS-FOREST-DEAN Mailing List ==== > There's a new mailing list for the Lost Conections web site > [email protected] , dont forget http://www.lostconnections.co.uk for all your UK needs, try out the chatroom on our new look site > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history > learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library > >

    10/16/2001 05:45:39
    1. [FoD] Greens in Coleford
    2. Roger Green

    3. James Green aged 38 was accidently killed while working in a coal pit 15/3/1849 at High Beeches. >From the 1851 census (Bush Pit Coleford) he left a: wife Sarah 32 dau Ema 11 son Thomas 9 (this is my line) son william 8 son james 4 son john 4 dau ann 2 Sarah and children were all born at West Dean. From the 1841 ( The Persh ) census James was born out of the county and there was also a dau Ellen bn about 1837. Is there anyone researching this line ? Where is West Dean in relation to Coleford ? Any help appreciated Thanks in anticipation Roger in Stalham Norfolk

    10/16/2001 02:44:52
    1. Re: [FoD] HOPKINS - Forest of Dean
    2. Steve Papworth

    3. I think that sounds like a good match (and yes, East Dean is counted in the Forest of Dean). My next step would be to check the 1891 census. Then check the marriage registers at the FRC (plus, of course FreeBMD, etc.) for wedding details. Start at about 1892 and work forwards. Regards....Steve >From: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: [FoD] HOPKINS - Forest of Dean >Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2001 07:59:18 EDT > >Hi > >I am new to this list....I am searching for my GtGrandmother Mary Jane >HOPKINS......moved to Bingley, West Yorkshire where she married James >WOOLLEY. > >I have her death certificate. Her age is shown as 81...when she died in >February 1955......so I would make her birthday around 1874. > >I do not unfortunately know any further details.....I realise this is going >to be a difficult trail.....I am told she had a sister....but no one knows >any details.....she always said she was born in the Forest of Dean........ > >My Mum seemed to remember calling her sister Aunt Mella.....I couldn't work >this one out....but I have just searched the 1881 census...and found a Mary >Jane HOPKINS...with amongst other sisters...Carmella HOPKINS>>>>> > > Dwelling: The Cross > Census Place: Little Dean, Gloucester, England > Source: FHL Film 1341608 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2521 Folio 18 >Page 12 > Marr Age Sex Birthplace >James HOPKINS M 50 M Westdean, Gloucester, England > Rel: Head > Occ: Coal Miner >Elizabeth HOPKINS M 38 F Eastdean, Gloucester, England > Rel: Wife >Harriet HOPKINS U 12 F Eastdean, Gloucester, England > Rel: Daur >Benjamin HOPKINS U 10 M Eastdean, Gloucester, England > Rel: Son > Occ: Scholar >Ellen HOPKINS U 8 F Eastdean, Gloucester, England > Rel: Daur > Occ: Scholar >Mary Jane HOPKINS U 6 F Eastdean, Gloucester, England > Rel: Daur > Occ: Scholar >Clara HOPKINS U 4 F Eastdean, Gloucester, England > Rel: Daur > Occ: Scholar >Carmella HOPKINS U 3 F Eastdean, Gloucester, England > >I have a feeling this may be the one I am looking for....I wonder >now....has >anyone got any other census for this address.....or any information which >would help me. Is Eastdean....classed as The Forest of Dean.........Are >there >any churches which I can find the records of.........on-line......?? > >Thank you so much. > >Jan > > >==== ENG-GLOS-FOREST-DEAN Mailing List ==== >There is a Brain surname mailing list [email protected] > >============================== >Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate >your heritage! >http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

    10/16/2001 12:42:53
    1. Re: [FoD] HOPKINS - Forest of Dean

    3. Hi Steve Thank you for the information you have given me.....as I was writing the e-mail...thought I would give the 1881, just one more try.....knowing my Mum said GtGrandma had a sister who she called Aunt Mella (married a bargee) .....I thought what would this be short for....so I started searching for Amelia, Emily......never thought of Carmella, until it sort of jumped out at me.....I always say, there is someone up there giving us a helping hand........ Now will try and find a copy of the 1891.........not out till next year is it? After I posted I also tried the Free BMD site and found Carmella married in Keighley........Dec 1898......so another piece in the jig-saw. I had sort of given up on this with the name Mary Jane HOPKINS....so many of them...especially this close to Wales......glad I remembered the Mella! Thanks again Jan

    10/16/2001 08:52:25
    1. [FoD] KNIGHT, GWILLIAM & HUGHES

    3. > GWILLIAMS or HUGHES?? > I have a KNIGHT connection but it is 200 yrs later in the English Bicknor > area??? Hi Bill, Could you be more specific please, who are your GWILLIAMS, HUGHES & KNIGHTs?, I am sure we would all love to know, and help make connections. Best Wishes...Hazel

    10/16/2001 04:28:05
    1. [FoD] Jarrett/1803 to 1900
    2. Betty Ashley

    3. Can anyone add information about this family? I have 1851 census only: Thomas JARRETT born 1803 Kidwelly - parents unknown - married Mary YORK Glou 1825 George JARRETT born 1841 Cannop Glou - married unknown Frederick George JARRETT born 1875 Bream Glou (father mine manager Bream) Apprenticed to sea, lived New South Wales, married Ada WOOD, died British Columbia Canada1954. Wife and two sons died Calif.

    10/16/2001 03:03:28
    1. [FoD] HOPKINS - Forest of Dean

    3. Hi I am new to this list....I am searching for my GtGrandmother Mary Jane HOPKINS......moved to Bingley, West Yorkshire where she married James WOOLLEY. I have her death certificate. Her age is shown as 81...when she died in February 1955......so I would make her birthday around 1874. I do not unfortunately know any further details.....I realise this is going to be a difficult trail.....I am told she had a sister....but no one knows any details.....she always said she was born in the Forest of Dean........ My Mum seemed to remember calling her sister Aunt Mella.....I couldn't work this one out....but I have just searched the 1881 census...and found a Mary Jane HOPKINS...with amongst other sisters...Carmella HOPKINS>>>>> Dwelling: The Cross Census Place: Little Dean, Gloucester, England Source: FHL Film 1341608 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2521 Folio 18 Page 12 Marr Age Sex Birthplace James HOPKINS M 50 M Westdean, Gloucester, England Rel: Head Occ: Coal Miner Elizabeth HOPKINS M 38 F Eastdean, Gloucester, England Rel: Wife Harriet HOPKINS U 12 F Eastdean, Gloucester, England Rel: Daur Benjamin HOPKINS U 10 M Eastdean, Gloucester, England Rel: Son Occ: Scholar Ellen HOPKINS U 8 F Eastdean, Gloucester, England Rel: Daur Occ: Scholar Mary Jane HOPKINS U 6 F Eastdean, Gloucester, England Rel: Daur Occ: Scholar Clara HOPKINS U 4 F Eastdean, Gloucester, England Rel: Daur Occ: Scholar Carmella HOPKINS U 3 F Eastdean, Gloucester, England I have a feeling this may be the one I am looking for....I wonder now....has anyone got any other census for this address.....or any information which would help me. Is Eastdean....classed as The Forest of Dean.........Are there any churches which I can find the records of.........on-line......?? Thank you so much. Jan

    10/16/2001 01:59:18
    1. [FoD] Jones Wood
    2. Malcolm Norris

    3. Hello Everyone, Another query, is anyone able to tell me if "Jones Wood" is in the Yorkley area? I've looked at the usual places, Old Maps etc. but so far have found no reference to this particular place/area. Regards, Malcolm(Bream, FoD)

    10/14/2001 01:59:27
    1. [FoD] Re Postig for Ibell & Hayward
    2. Diane Ibell

    3. Hi everyone I'm looking for any information on a Jesse James Ibell who was (b) 1885 at WESTBURY ON SEVEN. Father; William James Ibell I think was a coal miner; Mother; Selina Ibell (nee) Hayward. I have a Selina Hayward from the 1881 census who was 14 in 1867 from Little Dean Hill, but no Idea where she might fit in. Thanks Diane

    10/14/2001 02:59:55
    1. [FoD] John NAILHARD of Newland became John NEWLAND
    2. Ron Newland

    3. Hi Everyone Seeking anyone researching the NAILHARD family in the Forrest of Dean. John NEWLAND (c. 1460-1515) born at Newland. His Name was changed from NAILHARD to NEWLAND.Became the 21st Abbot of Bristol. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Ron Ruislip Middlesex UK NEWLAND & COLLER family history

    10/13/2001 06:00:11
    1. [FoD] BRADLEYs for Hazel

    3. Hazel, I have some Bradleys for you. Abigail Bradley born July 1772 in Ruardean, married Timothy Knight Oct. 8, 1792 in Newland. Abigail's parents were Richard Bradley (born Jan 1740 or 1741 in Ruardean) and Mary (nee Wintles). Married Oct 1, 1764 in Ruardean. Richard's parents were John Bradley (born 1704 in Ruardean) and Margaret. John's parents were Richard Bradley (born Jan 1676 or 1677 in Ruardean) and Elizabeth. Hope this helps. Ernie Knight

    10/12/2001 06:00:52
    1. Re: [FoD] MARFELL bits & Pieces & BRADLEY of Sherbourne
    2. Ron Newland

    3. Hello Hazel The Archive CD Books Project http://www.archivecdbooks.com have published 2 CD's of the "Alumni Oxonienses: The Members of the University of Oxford 1500-1714 and 1715-1886" One of the BRADLEY names is as follows. BRADLEY, James son of William of Sherbourne, co.Gloucester, gent. Ballliol College, matric.15 March 1710-11, aged 17; BA 1714 MA 1717, DD by diploma 22 Feb 1741-2, vicar of Bridstow, co. Hereford, 1719-21,rector (sinecure) Lland dewl Velvrey, co. Carmarthen 1719-21, Savilian professor of astronomy 1721-62, professor of experimental philosophy 1749-60, astronomer royal 1742, FRS 1718, born at Sherbourn Sept. 1692, died 12 July 1762 Ron Ruislip Middlesex UK NEWLAND & COLLER family history ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 8:12 PM Subject: Re: [FoD] MARFELL bits & Pieces > > > > Hi Vickie, > <cut> > and if you come across any BRADLEY names on > > your travels, please send them my way. > > > ....Hazel > > >

    10/12/2001 07:15:08
    1. Re: [FoD] RUDGE,PREDDY
    2. Alan O. Watkins

    3. At 20:15 10/10/01 EDT, [email protected] wrote: >Hi Simon, > >I say, we are a boozy lot in f-o-d, this is 4 of us in a row tonight!!, and >in this pub we have RUDGE and PREDDY...and a BRAIN for Kinita, Sue & >Melanie.!! :-) >[snip} >The Heywood must >have closed soon after Mary Wynn retired. It is now a private house. A West >Country Ales ceramic plaque can be found at the rear of the building. (in >Heywood Road) > Yes, but regrettably not the real ale they used to serve! Alan (who longs to visit the woods at this time of year)

    10/12/2001 06:45:10
    1. Re: [FoD] Forthampton area or not?
    2. Avril Ross

    3. Am I on the correct mailing list-correct area? Thank you Avril ----- Original Message ----- From: "Avril Ross" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, October 08, 2001 12:00 PM Subject: [FoD] Forthampton area or not? > Please can SKS tell me if this is the correct area for research in Forthampton and if not any ideas: > Thank you in advance. > Avril,downunder > > > ==== ENG-GLOS-FOREST-DEAN Mailing List ==== > There is a Brain surname mailing list [email protected] > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp >

    10/11/2001 05:02:35
    1. [FoD] Heywood Inn
    2. Simon Haddock

    3. Hi Hazel and listers Many thanks for the info on the people who had The Heywood Inn. For your info,(although you probably know already!) William Critchley was the son in law of John Preddy,they were both living at the pub in 1881. But the previous owner George Rudge, is particularly fascinating for me.I have a George Rudge who was distantly related (Something like a great uncle in law,if that's possible!) to John Preddy and William Critchley.He was born in East Dean and was still living there in 1851. His son, another George Rudge was a miner in Normanton,Yorks in 1881(with another son George!) So it's possible that either of these Georges are the one who was landlord from 1869 to 1878. Are there any more details Hazel? Please let me know if there are! If anyone would like further details please email me. It's a shame the pub has closed,I would like to buy you all a drink there! Choose another pub! Cheers Simon

    10/11/2001 03:56:01
    1. Re: [FoD] VAUGHAN f-o-d

    3. << George, was baptized in a non-conformist church. Do you know what << that means? Any guidance will be appreciated. Hi Vickie, This should help you. Parish Registers, and Non Conformist Chapel Records,Village Records, etc. from Royal Forest of Dean Web Page, plus other very useful information from this excellent F-O-D Site. http://www.neep.demon.co.uk/fhist/gls-fod/parishes.html Good Luck...Hazel

    10/11/2001 09:25:25
    1. Re: [FoD] MARFELL bits & Pieces

    3. Hi Vickie, This is what I have on MARFELLs, and I would like you to direct me to that site of MARFELLs you mentioned please. I have, descending... Richard MARFELL & Mary BRAIN m. 13-02-1759 l l George MARFELL b. 1-7-1781 & Hannah l l Thomas MARFELL m. Emma HARPER 30-8-1845 l l Enoch MARFELL b. 10-5-1846 m. ? l l Oliver MARFELL m. ? l l Alan MARFELL m. ? l l Gladys MARFELL (Living) m. Mervyn BRADLEY This information was given to me by Gladys MARFELL. Hope it all may connect one day, and if you come across any BRADLEY names on your travels, please send them my way. Good Luck with your research......Hazel

    10/11/2001 09:12:49
    1. Re: [FoD] Forthampton area or not?

    3. << Am I on the correct mailing list-correct area? >> Hi Avril, So sorry to hear that no-one answered your request on 8th Oct. For starters here is the map, type in Forthampton in quick search slot, and you will see it is near Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire. You may be better off to join Gloucester List, the address is below. It is a much busier list, so you will get more response, but no reason why you shouldn't stay on this list also. http://uk2.multimap.com/map/places.cgi For Maps [email protected] Just type subscribe in the main text area as normal, and send. Good Luck with your research, and best wishes.....Hazel

    10/11/2001 05:51:12