Has anyone got access to the 1891 Herefordshire census please? If possible could I have a look up for a Mary Browne who was a school mistress? She may have been living at Mansel Lacy but I'm not sure. Also in the family could be William (husband) and children Lionel, Leonard and Leonora. I am trying to establish where she was in 1891 and where she was born. Many many thanks Angela _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp.

Hi. My gg.grandmother appears in the various census as Rosanna Lissiman or Rose H. Lissamore. I have never been able to trace a marriage and her children were not baptised so i have no way of getting a husband's name (if there was one). The constant is the christian name of Rosanna or Rose Hannah, and the fact she was born in Eastnor about 1806. One possibility is that she was originally Rosannah Sumner and married a Joseph Lissiman in Castlemorten in 1826. Does anyone have access to the Eastnor Baptisms for that period and could do a look up to see what Rosannah's were born between 1805 and 1807? Or any other suggestions. I would be most grateful for any help or suggestions. Pauline Lancs

Is there anyone who could help me with this family. Would anyone have access to baptismal records for Kington, Hereford to look for the baptism of John Evans abt. 1817. In order to followup on this family I need his parents names. Hopefully, if someone has the 1861 or the 1871 Hereford census, could they check for this family. Any help would be appreciated. In 1851 the family are living in the St. Nicholas Parish in Hereford. - John Evans - born abt. 1817 in Kington, Hereford - occup. tanner - Matilda Evans - born abt. 1816 in Hereford - Matilda Evans - born 1841 in Hereford - Thomas Evans - born 1844 in Hereford - LEONARD EVANS - BORN 1846 IN ST. NICHOLAS PARISH, HEREFORD - Herbert Evans - born 1849 in Hereford ** also living with the family is Sophia James, motherinlaw, born 1773 in Byford, Hereford If anyone out there could help I would most appreciative. Della Pearson Delta, B.C. Canada email: dellapearson@telus.net

Dear List, Is anyone researching or does anyone know of the PHILLIPS family of the parish of MARDEN. They seem to be living in places called 'Lakes'/Sutton's Lakes' and 'Venn's Green'. One of them married a Lydia TREVITT but I can find nothing out about her and her family name. Thanks. Best wishes James Phillips-Evans

Thank you for the URL, Hazel. I found other researchers of the same surnames. With much appreciation, Sandy Sandy, Fremont, CA, USA _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com

Many thanks for replies re. above especially Stephen Kelsey and Polly Rubery. Have digested what you have both had to say, and am still not sure where we are. Neither Richard BULL nor Emma HODGES (certainly not Emma) were converted Mormons to my knowledge and definitely never left Much Cowarne, although Emma's Brewer relatives had long since left for America to become some of the LDS foiunding fathers. The marriage certificate reads as follows:- Marriage solemnised by licence in the Parish of Ocle Pychard 16 May 1843. Married in the Parish Curch according tot he rites and ceremonies of the (established church - deleted) United Church of England & Ireland by me JAMES ROE (officiating minister). Look forward to hearing further from Stephen, Polly or anyone who can throw further light on this. TIA JOHN RICHARDSON Tarrington >>>>NZ.

Hi Sandy, You may find this webpage of interest, there are lots of PRITCHARD, but spelt with a 'T', in the Garway, Kilpeck area of Herefordshire. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi Good Luck with your research. Hazel

Hi, I've subscribed to pursue information on my BEVAN/BURFORD line, which is associated with Orcop parish. My ancestor, James BEVAN, was born 19 Oct 1821 in King's Caple. His parents were John BEVAN & Ann BURFORD (not sure of the spelling, shows variously in Ancestral File, IGI, & family records). An allied surname is that of PRICHARD. If anyone has a connection, or access to records for King's Caple, Garway Hill, or Orcop, I'd love to hear from you. TIA, Sandy Sandy, Fremont, CA, USA _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com

Hi John >>The marriage certificate reads as follows:- Marriage solemnised by licence in the Parish of Ocle Pychard 16 May 1843. Married in the Parish Curch according tot he rites and ceremonies of the (established church - deleted) United Church of England & Ireland by me JAMES ROE (officiating minister).<< This definitely means that it was in the parish church and perhaps the rector/vicar/curate of the day just had his own views on the *proper* title of the Church of England.....:-) But definitely no NC sect of any flavour was involved. Kind regards Polly Polly Rubery List owner: MIDMARCH-L@rootsweb.com A genealogy and local history list covering the Counties of Brecon, Hereford, Monmouth, Shropshire, Stafford and Worcester ROWBERRY-L@rootsweb.com ROWBERRY/RUBERY ONS - GOONS #278 rowberry@one-name.org http://www.rowberry.org Webmaster for the Herefordshire Family History Society http://www.rootsweb.com/~ukhfhs/index.html

Posting my request again just in case someone may have missed it the first time. The 1861 Census, my Thomas HIGGINS' place born is Hereford - Huntly Can someone please suggest where this might be. I have looked in Phillimores Atlas and there are no parishes by the name of Huntly in Herefordshire. There are several parishes such as St. ----- in Hereford but not Huntly. My road atlas doesn't show a Huntly in Herefordshire either. Internet sites only give Huntly in Scotland. In the first half of the 1800's would the Huntley that is in GLS have been within the boundaries of Herefordshire? Hoping someone can throw some light of this so I can order in the parish records in order to find out more about my great-grandfather. Regards, Irene _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx

Hi Stephen The United Brethern only had one chapel - the one at Gadfield Elm, so I don't think this marriage could have been anything to do with them. And by the date mentioned (1843) the group no longer existed - they had all converted to Mormonism, except a very few, and many had already left for America, including my John ROWBERRY Family from Bosbury. It would be interesting to know if any marriages were ever celebrated at Gadfield Elm though! Does anyone know? Kind regards Polly Polly Rubery List owner: MIDMARCH-L@rootsweb.com A genealogy and local history list covering the Counties of Brecon, Hereford, Monmouth, Shropshire, Stafford and Worcester ROWBERRY-L@rootsweb.com ROWBERRY/RUBERY ONS - GOONS #278 rowberry@one-name.org http://www.rowberry.org Webmaster for the Herefordshire Family History Society http://www.rootsweb.com/~ukhfhs/index.html

Nice one Renee at least one of mine is in there maybe more Thank you Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: <Reneelwaring@aol.com> To: <ENG-HEREFORD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 2:45 AM Subject: [HEF] Bishops Frome, Herefordshire Marriage Records. > I found this in my records, thought that it would help someone. I did not > put this together, and I do not remember who did. > > Renee Waring >

Can anyone give me any information on the United Church of England and Ireland ? Presumably nonconformist ? My 2xgt Grandparents RICHARD BULL and EMMA HODGES were married in 1843 in this church at Ocle Pychard. Any information welcome on the ancestors of RICHARD BULL b. 1803/4 Much Cowarne and son of another RICHARD BULL farmer. TIA JOHN RICHARDSON Tarrington>>>>NZ

Hello. Please could someone tell me where I can purchase a copy of the parish records of 1827 for Walterstone either on CD or on fiche, my 2x great grandfather was born there and I am trying to find the names of his parents. Thanks. Ann Ontario, Canada.

Please forgive the brain short-circuit regarding the dates for William IV in earlier message. I meant to say Henry IV which of course is not remotely the same and is also probably just as daft as he didn't reign until 20 years after the record in question. Perhaps listers would be kind enough to ignore that part of the message! :-} David Matthews

Dear Listers, I have found a reference to the GREENLY family in the papers of the Hampton Court Estate dating from 14thC ( the earliest mention so far found of the family) in the A2A archives site as follows: "FILE - Pencombe Court - ref. A63/I/1/20 - date: 1379-1382 |_ [from Scope and Content] 20s for heriot to the lord because Hugh Grenelye (common old spelling of GREENLY) demises his land at Nether Hakeleye (now Hackley, SW of Bromyard) present Thomas de churcheord for default 4d and Richard Lewys 4d" As I live in Yorkshire, it may be some time before I get the chance to look at the file which is at the HRO. I know this is an incomplete description but could any listers speculate as to its meaning/implications? For instance, what is the meaning of 'heriot' in this context? Also, does anyone know anything of Pencombe Court and its history as this is the first time it has cropped up? I read somewhere a long time ago that the GREENLYS were granted lands by William IV and the dates above are just right so this could prove to be the source of the family's subsequent wealth. The GREENLYS I have been researching are to be found in Titley and Staunton on Arrow from about 1500 before spreading out in the 18th and 19th centuries but until now, we had nothing before 1500. Any ideas/information would be greatly appreciated. TIA David Matthews

Hi John >>Can anyone give me any information on the United Church of England and Ireland ? Presumably nonconformist ?<< The marriage certificate itself should indicate whether Non-Conformist and if so also the sect. At the top of the form it will have where the marriage took place something along the lines of "in the xxxx chapel in the district of xxxxx". Note that the "District" is that of the Registration District or Sub-district where the marriage took place and is NOT always therefore the actual place. The name of the chapel should make this clear (although not always I'm afraid!) Then under the entry there will be two things of relevence. In 1843 few NC chapels were "authorised places" in the terms of the Marriage Act, and so the "legal" marriage was actually a civil one, conducted by the Registrar of the District, and so there will be the signature of the "officiating minister" *plus* that of a registrar, who actually attended the chapel and confirmed the marriage as legal, whilst entering the details in his *own* register, which he took with him to the wedding. It will also say something along the lines of "according to the rites and ceremonies of the Independants/Methodists/Baptists/etc by Certificate/Licence" This will indicate the sect and also whether the marriage was by Registrar's Certificate (the equivalent of calling Banns in a parish church) or by Licence granted by the Registrar. If the heading merely says "in the parish of" and the marriage was conducted "according to the rites of the established church after banns/by licence" and there is only one signature (that of the officating minister) then you are dealing with the Church of England, and it may be that the "Church of England and Ireland" was just being used as a "fancy" name for the established church, which at that time of course would also have been the established church in Ireland. HTH Polly Rubery List owner: MIDMARCH-L@rootsweb.com A genealogy and local history list covering the Counties of Brecon, Hereford, Monmouth, Shropshire, Stafford and Worcester ROWBERRY-L@rootsweb.com ROWBERRY/RUBERY ONS - GOONS #278 rowberry@one-name.org http://www.rowberry.org Webmaster for the Herefordshire Family History Society http://www.rootsweb.com/~ukhfhs/index.html

In this area and particularly in this time period there was a group in this area called "United Brethren" many of whom were converted to the Mormon Church. It is possible this is that sect. The chief minister of the group was Thomas Kington but the group consisted of more than 200 and had many different ministers of small groups. My relations who were converted to Mormonism in 1840 included John Benbow and his wife, Jane Homes, as well as their neices and nephews, Mary Ann Homes, Robert Homes and his wife Elizabeth Cole, Thomas Benbow, Sarah Homes who resided at Castle Frome and Tarrington. A man named Wilford Woodruff who later became president of the LDS church was the first missionary in this area and was responsible for converting nearly the entire congregation of "United Brethren." Most of them were baptized in a pool on the Hill Farm at Castle Frome which was then in the tenancy of John Benbow through his marriage to Jane Homes(who was a niece of Jane Homes and Richard Gardiner who owned the Hill Farm.) Steve Kelsey

I found this in my records, thought that it would help someone. I did not put this together, and I do not remember who did. Renee Waring Marriage Records from 1754-1799 for the Parish of Bishops Frome, Herefordshire Sorted in Date order Bishops Frome will be abbreviated to BF for the purposes of this transcription Edward Davis of Corsin,Glos to Mary Lillio of Egleston ,B F 24 Nov 1766 Thomas Sanford & Frances Woodcock both BF 30 Sep 1767 Thomas Adams of Pipe & Mary Dowding BF 27 Jul 1768 John Groves of Wellington & Elizabeth Derry of BF 27 Jan 1769 William Wood & Peobe Sherrif both BF 5 Apr 1769 William Hill & Mary Herbert both BF 9 May 1769 Thomas Tyler & Mary Watkins both BF 9 Dec 1769 Thomas Rogers & Catherine Badham both BF 18 Mar 1770 Thomas Hodges & Elizabeth Holmes both BF 31 Jul 1770 Richard Cradock of Much Cowarne & Mary Hackett of BF 8 Aug 1770 John Scudamore Gravilo of Bosbury & Elizabeth Nicholett of BF 23 Aug 1770 James Haffield & Margaret Stead(Head?) both BF 17 Oct 1770 Thomas Pulling & Mary Daniel both BF 9 Apr 1771 Richard Lloyd & Olive Hollbrook both BF 2 Aug 1771 John Taylor & Sarah Wright both BF 22 Sep 1771 Richard Williams & Susan Nutt both BF 14 Oct 1771 James Goodall of Tarrington & Elizabeth Matthews BF 12 Dec 1771 Edward Hodges of Stretton & Mary Dobbs of BF 9 Mar 1772 James Badham of BF & Elizabeth Hancock of Hatfield 7 May 1772 Joseph Chapman & Elizabeth Riddell-both having lately been residing in BF 13 Oct 1772 John Wootton & Ann Brace of BF 31 Dec 1772 Samuel Hill of Bosbury & Sarah Jones of BF 23 Feb 1773 Humphrey Price & Sarah Field of BF 12 Apr 1773 Thomas Morris & Mary Farmer of BF 23 Jun 1773 John Butcher & Susannah Price of BF 26 Nov 1773 Richard Williams & Mary Mould of BF 8 Apr 1774 Thomas Gwillum of Woolhope & Margaret Wright of BF 4 May 1774 John Sergeant & Sarah Taylor of BF 27 May 1774 James Powell & Jane Thomas of BF 6 Jun 1774 John Taylor & Mary Phillpotts of BF 8 Jul 1775 Edward Bishop of Evesbatch & Sarah Mutlow of BF 24 Jul 1775 James Lewis & Anne Gaskins of BF 23 Oct 1775 William Bannister & Mary Parker of BF 28 Oct 1775 John Davies of Bosbury & Anne Homes of BF 9 Nov 1775 James Pugh & Elizabeth Abel of BF 7 Feb 1776. William Thomas & Hannah Hall of BF 1 Apr 1776 Richard Homes & Elizabeth Hill of BF 6 May 1776 James Johnsons of Acton Beauchamp,Worcs & Mary Wall of BF 12 Jun 1776 Edward Loggon & Jane Taylor of BF 3 Aug 1776 Richard Hill & Catherine Ross of BF 9 Sep 1776 Thomas Hollings & Betty Amos of BF 14 Nov 1776 Phillip Buffon & Hannah Howels of BF 19 Nov 1776 Edward Taylor of Yorkhill & Abbe Sherrif of BF 21 Jan 1777 Richard Pember & Nancy Hodges of BF 9 Feb 1777 James Bowler & Ann Church of BF 31 Mar 1777 Thomas Proser & Ann Tyler of BF 4 Apr 1777 John Cheese & Jane Callow of BF 1 May 1777 John Powell of Much Marcle & Anne Haylings of BF 28 May 1777 Richard Wight & Margaret Dowding of BF 25 Jun 1777 Thomas White of Pixley & Mary Gardiner of BF 16 Jul 1777 John Powell of St Weonards & Sarah Yates of BF 2 Oct 1777 William Farmer & Elizabeth Gladwin of BF 11 Dec 1777 John Gladwin & Sarah Yeomans both BF 15 Jan 1778 Edward Meredith & Ann Mutloe both BF 3 Apr 1778 John Dallo & Ann Whiting both BF 3 Aug 1778 James Hill of BF and Mary Leymore of Newent Glos 26 Aug 1778 William Hope & Mary Taylor both BF 6 Sep 1778 Joseph Bond & Mary Tipton both BF 22 Oct 1778 Joseph Bullock & Kitty Maund both BF 4 Nov 1778 John South of BF & Mary Starkey of Redmorley,Worcs 14 Nov 1778 William Perks & Sarah Ruck both BF 30 Nov 1778 Thomas Bevan & Elizabeth Prosser both BF 7 Dec 1778 John Rogers & Susanna Johnsons both BF 31 Dec 1778 James Maund & Mary Callow both BF 8 Apr 1779 Thomas Pulling & Elizabeth Boore both BF 13 May 1779 John Turner & Sarah Gaskins both BF 25 June 1779 Timothy Tipton & Mary Gunnell both BF 30 June 1779 John Linton & Mary Print both BF 31 Jan 1780 Evann Morris & Ann Powell both BF 7 Dec 1780 Edward Hopcott & Elizabeth Smith both BF 19 Jan 1781 Thomas Hooper & Elizabeth Williams both BF 26 Feb 1781 James Davis & Ann Morvan both BF 17 Apr 1781 Richard Penny & Mary Buck both BF 24 Apr 1781 Joseph Corbett & Sarah Cauldwell both BF 11 July 1781 Richard Stone of Grandon Warren & Ann Skynner of BF 25 Oct 1781 Edward Hadley & Betty Corbett both BF 12 Nov 1781 John Wilson & Sarah Taylor both BF 20 Dec 1781 Howells, John Brace, Hannah Bishops Frome 1799, Nov. 27 Hill, Thomas (widower) Thomas, Ann Bishops Frome 1799, Nov. 14 Field, James Ardin, Mary Bishops Frome 1799, Nov. 14 Pulling, John Prosser, Susannah Bishops Frome 1799, Oct. 19 Sanford, Thomas Taylor, Jane Bishops Frome 1799, Oct. 17 Hill, Henry (Bishops Frome) Morgan, Ann (Canon Frome) Bishops Frome 1799, Sept. 3 Davies, Richard Hodges, Elizabeth Bishops Frome 1799, May 27 Field, Thomas Weaver, Elizabeth widow of Bosbury Bishops Frome 1799, Apr. 11 Symonds, Edward Cooper, Elizabeth Bishops Frome 1799, Mar. 26 Oliver, John Hill, elizabeth Bishops Frome 1799, Jan. 30 Pantal, John Watkins, Ann Bishops Frome 1798, Dec. 26 Ockey, John Taylor, Elizabeth Bishops Frome 1798, Dec. 13 Thomas, James Jones, Ann widow Bishops Frome 1798, Oct. 4 Portman, James of Moreton Jefferies Norman, Mary of Bishops Frome Bishops Frome 1798, Sept. 9 Stephens, Mathew widower of Stoke Lacy Gwynn, Betty of Bishops Frome Bishops Frome 1798, June 15 Clarke, Thomas Plain, Sarah Bishops Frome 1798, Apr. 23 Bowkett, Thomas Preece, Martha Bishops Frome 1797, May 31 Woodhouse, William Wright, Ann widow of Stretton Gransome Bishops Frome 1796, Oct. 19 Allen, Edward of Bishops Frome Plain, Susannah of Avenbury Bishops Frome 1796, Oct. 16 Davis, Mark Corbitt, Hannah Bishops Frome 1796, Sept. 29 Coal, John Yates, Alis 1796, May 22 Husbands, Thomas Whial Davis, Ann 1796, May 16 Lewis, William Pullen, Abigail 1796, May 8 Jones, Thomas Davis, Sarah 1796, Apr. 14 Mayo, William of Bishops Frome Clarke, Mary of Castle Frome Bishops Frome 1795, Nov. 18 Symonds, James Taylor, Ann 1795, Oct. 22 Jennings, Benjamin of All Saints Bowers, Susan of Bishops Frome 1795, Aug. 31 Savaker, Thomas Coles, Elizabeth 1795, June 15 Bullock, Joseph Thatch, Mary 1795, May 26 Pullen, Isaac Hodges, Anne 1795, Feb. 3 Hopton, Ralph Cope Vicar of BF widower Biddulph, Mary of St. Peter widow Bishops Frome 1794, July 3 Ward, Jeremiah Meredith, Jane 1794, June 19 Corbett, James Abell, Eleanor 1794, June 10 Davies, John Tyler, Margaret 1794, Apr. 28 Woodhouse, John Griffiths, Anne 1794, Apr. 22 Atkins, Francis Bullock, Anne 1793, Dec. 26 Pulling, John Tayler, Margaret 1793, Sept. 16 Daniel, Richard Tyler, Sarah 1793, July 4 Stokes, William Woodhouse, Hannah 1793, May 11 Lewis, William Tyler, Margaret 1793, May 9 Badham, Thomas Davies, Susannah 1793, May 1 Emmes, James Lewis, Ann 1793, Apr. 4 Winstone, George Woodhouse, Sarah 1793, Mar. 24 Bruton, William Smith, Rachel 1793, Apr. 6 Pingrey, William of Luggwardine Ward, Mary of Bishops Frome 1792, Nov. 5 Jarvis, Thomas Brace, Mary 1792, July 7 Thomas, George Gest, Elizabeth 1792, June 22 Coal, Thomas Tomkins, Elinor 1792, May 30 Hill, John of Bishops Frome Alcott, Elizabeth of Clifton Glos 1792, Apr. 12 Mutloe, John Cooper, Mary 1792, Apr. 26 Morgan, John Coles, Mary 1791, Dec. 1 Bullock, Henry of Leigh, Worcs. Freeman, Mary of Bishops Frome 1791, Oct. 31 Webb, Richard Howells, Ann 1791, Feb. 28 Racster, Thomas of Cradley Brown, Sarah of Bishops Frome 1791, Jan. 26 Ward, William Breeze, Ann 1790, Dec. 28 Gardener, James widower Brown, Lucy 1790, Dec. 16 Jones, James King, Ann 1790, Nov. 11 Hill, Joseph Edwards, Eleanor widow 1790, Nov. 5 Milton, John of Ledbury Pember, Elizabeth of Bishops Frome 1790, Oct. 25 Stallard, Samuel Brace, Elizabeth 1790, June 3 Derry, Nathaniel of Much Cowarne Badham, Mary of Bishops Frome by consent of parents 1790, Apr. 15 Garner, James widower Skinner, Elizabeth widow 1790, Feb. 13 Tyler, John Tomkins, Mary 1790, Feb. 10 Powell, William of Barton Watkins, Mary of Bishops Frome 1789, Oct. 26 Fawlh, John Chamberlain, Elizabeth 1789, Apr. 6 Wight, Samuel Homes, Elizabeth 1789, Feb. 6 Hopcott, William of Avenbury Watkins, Ann of Bishops Frome 1789, Jan. 12 Corbett, Edward Hayes, Susannah 1788, Nov. 28 Haylings, Thomas Jr. Holland, Hannah 1788, Oct. 28 Daw, Edward Davis, Martha 1788, Oct. 12 Egginton, William Vaughan, Mary 1788, June 17 Southall, Thomas Pullen, Elizabeth 1788, Apr. 17 Smith, Nathaniel of Avenbury widower Wight, Betty 1788, Mar. 10 Simmonds, Thomas Pingree, Jane 1787, May 10 Morris, John Taylor, Sarah widow 1787, Apr. 9 Watkins, John of Marden Seaborne, Mary of Bishops Frome 1787, Apr. 9 Jones, William Price, Jane 1787, Feb. 6 Whittacker, Thomas Gittins, Elizabeth 1786, Oct. 2 Tipton, John Green, Elizabeth 1786, May 18 Gurney, Richard Brace, Margaret 1786, Jan. 24 Hall, James Bydewell, Ann 1785, Oct. 13 Powel, Henry Blunt, Elizabeth 1785, Aug. 22 Garbett, Thomas Bowcott, Ann 1785, Feb. 20 Tyler, John Watkins, Elizabeth 1784, Dec. 14 Chambers, Lewis of Clifford Freeman, Ann of Bishops Frome 1784, Oct. 7 Woodyatts, John of St. Peters Hereford Tyler, Mary of bishops Frome 1784, June 30 Thomas, John Saunders, Eleanor 1783, Dec. 29 Shuck, Richard Mason, Sarah 1783, Nov. 27 Knight, Thomas of Bromyard widower Johnson, Sarah of Bishops Frome 1783, June 1 Morgan, John Tomkyns, Elizabeth 1782, Dec. 11 Elton, Henry Jordan, Catherine alias Williams 1782, Oct. 3 Elton, Henry Williams, Catherine alias Jordan 1782, Oct. 3 Crump, John of Mordiford Newbard, Elizabeth of BF 1782, July 23 Lane, Edward Bird Gwillum, Mary 1782, June 30 Sandford, William Baylis, Hannah 1782, Apr. 22 Pember, James Brace, Mary 1781, Dec. 31 Hodges, Peter Blackwell, Elizabeth 1781, Dec. 24 Wilson, John Taylor, Sarah 1781, Dec. 20 Hadley, Edward Corbett, Betty 1781, Nov. 12 Stone, Richard of Grandon Warren Skynner, Ann 1781, Oct. 25

Is there anyone out there who can get this information for me? I would greatly appreciate it. Renee Waring An Index to the Wills, Administrations and Inventories proved in the Peculiar Jusrisdiction of the Parish of Alvechurch WARING, John (Will written) Mar 21, 1684 I 0097863 & (Will finalized) Jul 2, 1684 W (Death date) Mar 30, 1685 (Executors - son and daughters) John WARING, Winifred WILKES and Anna HAY 0097863 &