Hi Charlotte Osman ch. 25 Sep 1785 Tintinhull - Abner & Mary (b. 9 Aug 1785) James Osman ch. 10 Feb 1790 " - Abner & Mary (b. 3 Jan? 1790) John Osman ch. 15 Sep 1793 " - Abner & Mary Rhoda Osman ch. 15 Sep 1793 " - Abner & Mary Sarah Osmond ch. 4 Feb 1781 " - Abner Abner Osmond ch. 28 Feb 1783 " - Abner & Mary (private Baptism) Susanna Osmond ch. 17 Mar 1783 " - Susanna (base born dau) Charlotte Osman buried 26 Oct 1806 Tintinhull Honour? Osman buried 21 Apr 1822 " - 69y Mary Osmond buried 26 Feb 1809 " Charlotte Osmond buried 10 Nov 1819 " - 9m of Tintinhull George Osmond buried 29 Jan 1824 " - 6m of Tintinhull Jane Osmond buried 23 Jul 1828 " - infant of Tintinhull Eleanor Osmond buried 5 Dec 1846 " - 81y of Tintinhull Martha Osmond buried 13 Nov 1847 " - 39y of Tintinhull Mary Ann Osmond buried 26 Apr 1854 " - 38y of Tintinhull John Osmond buried 17 Nov 1855 " - 62y of Tintinhull A few marriages but nothing for Abner and I tried a global search that checks all the parishes on his website.... there is one database of St Margaret, Tintinhull baptisms 1562 to 1949 but many must be missing as I also have some family that were born in tintinhull but don't appear in this database These are courtesy of the Genealogyhelp.co.uk website that has a lot of Tintinhull records transcribed....you can join for free to search the records. Regards Heather Macdonald ----- No virus found in this message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 10.0.1382 / Virus Database: 1511/3689 - Release Date: 06/08/11

Hello, I am looking for Martins around Barrow and Cadbury, especially the family of John Martin. He was christened at South Barrow in 1679, his father was also John and John chr 1679 married Joan Day in 1699 at North Cadbury. John and Joan had a son John christened 1700 at North Cadbury; this John had children including Peter christened 1720, Mary christened 1723 and Elias christened 1727; all at North Cadbury no mother named , and Matthew christened 1728 at North Barrow (his mother was Ann). I am descended from Matthew who married Elizabeth Garland 1755 at North Barrow. Is anyone else researching this family especially the families of Peter, Mary, Elias and Matthew? cheers Helen

Hi again... My apologies, have missed an entire paragraph in the original message below. Henry and Sarah listed in first paragraph emigrated, but their parents were Henry and Anne Osmond, and Charles and Mary Osmond respectively. Its these fathers that I believe are brothers to my John. Also, think I found Sarah in FamilySearch in 1841 census in Wellington, Somerset. Still looking for help... Hi, Does anyone have details of OSMOND surname in Tintinhull. My family is John and Martha Osmond, and 4 of their children emigrated to Australia. There is also a Henry Osmond who emigrated to Australia with parents Henry and Anne from Tintinhull. There is also a Sarah Osmond who emigrated Single at 24 yrs of age to Australia, daughter of Charles and Mary Osmond. My first suspicion is that John, Henry and Charles should be brothers. On a parish records site I found an Abner and Mary Osmond having kids around 1780 - 1800, and these kids would be old enough to be the 3 boys above, yet I can only find a John and I cannot confirm anything. Can anyone help? Thanks, Steve Allen. This email (including any attachments) is confidential and intended for the named recipient(s) only. It may be subject to legal or other professional privilege and contain copyright material. Any confidentiality or privilege is not waived or lost because this email has been sent to you by mistake. Access to this email or its attachments by anyone else is unauthorised. If you are not the intended recipient, you may not disclose, copy or distribute this email or its attachments, nor take or omit to take any action in reliance on it. If you have received this email in error, please notify the sender immediately, delete it from your system and destroy any copies. We accept no liability for any loss or damage caused by this email or its attachments due to viruses, interference, interception, corruption or unauthorised access. Any views or opinions presented in this email or its attachments are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of the company.

Hi, Does anyone have details of OSMOND surname in Tintinhull. My family is John and Martha Osmond, and 4 of their children emigrated to Australia. There is also a Henry Osmond who emigrated to Australia with parents Henry and Anne from Tintinhull. There is also a Sarah Osmond who emigrated Single at 24 yrs of age to Australia, daughter of Charles and Mary Osmond. My first suspicion is that John, Henry and Charles should be brothers. On a parish records site I found an Abner and Mary Osmond having kids around 1780 - 1800, and these kids would be old enough to be the 3 boys above, yet I can only find a John and I cannot confirm anything. Can anyone help? Thanks, Steve Allen. This email (including any attachments) is confidential and intended for the named recipient(s) only. It may be subject to legal or other professional privilege and contain copyright material. Any confidentiality or privilege is not waived or lost because this email has been sent to you by mistake. Access to this email or its attachments by anyone else is unauthorised. If you are not the intended recipient, you may not disclose, copy or distribute this email or its attachments, nor take or omit to take any action in reliance on it. If you have received this email in error, please notify the sender immediately, delete it from your system and destroy any copies. We accept no liability for any loss or damage caused by this email or its attachments due to viruses, interference, interception, corruption or unauthorised access. Any views or opinions presented in this email or its attachments are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of the company.

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>From Jackson's Oxford Journal, Saturday, November 14, 1807; Issue 2846. OFFENCE. - During the rejoicings on Thursday evening last, the Anniversary of the Gunpowder Plot, the following dreadful occurrence took place in the city of Bristol. Sarah OSBOURNE , a fine girl, about 14 years of age, the niece of Mr. WEBB , Cooper, of Sims's Alley, was standing at a shop in the Horse Fair, when some person discharged a musket behind the watch house, on the opposite side of the way, and shot her through the head. The ball penetrated the windows of the house opposite to which she stood, broke a picture to pieces which hung against the wall, and rebounded. She expired at ten o'clock on Friday morning. On Saturday a Coroner's inquest was held on the body, when Mr. WILLIAMS stated, that he saw two men about 20 yards from the watch house, one of whom carried a gun, and the other a pistol; that the person who carried the gun was a tall man, with a soldier's great coat. Witness saw him present the gun towards the watch house, and fire it off, but thinks it impossible he saw the girl at the time, or that he had an intention of killing any body. Several other witnesses confirmed this testimony. The Jury returned a verdict of - Manslaughter against some person or persons unknown.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has contacted me with regards to the Mysterious Double Death! All comments made and all information provided will be put to good use in the coming weeks. On behalf of my cousin and myself, many many thanks, you will not know just how much you help has been appreciated. Regards, Peter.

>From Marlborough Express ( N. Z. ) Volume XXIV, Issue 103, 19 May 1888, Page 2 MARRIAGE DIMMICK - COWLEY . - On May 3rd 1888, at St. Albans Church, Appleby, Nelson, by the Rev. J. L. NIGHTINGALE , M.A., Frederick, son of the late James DIMMICK , of Somersetshire, England, to Sarah Ann, widow of the late R. E. COWLEY , formerly of Blenheim.

RUSSELL of Whitchurch, Somerset (1750-present) Hi folks My site RUSSELL of Whitchurch, Somerset (1750-present) is now at http://kitwithers.fortunecity.com/russell/russell.html CONTENTS PAGE (for an A4 printer) 1. RUSSELL of Whitchurch, Somerset - by GD AUDCENT 2 2. John Sandford RUSSELL c1811 Whitchurch d Bristol, 322 of 1. 39 10. Other RUSSELL families: 10.1 RUSSELL CLUES for Whitchurch,Somerset by GA,JH 52 10.2 RUSSELL clues for Queen Charlton, Som. by GA 54 10.3 RUSSELL clues for Bristol, Gloucester 54 re 0 of 2. 1840 etc 10.4 RUSSELL clues for Gloucester outside Bristol 55 10.5 RUSSELL in Somerset 57 10.6 RUSSELL elsewhere in England 57 10.7 RUSSELL outside England 58 11. BAWLERS clues re 0 John RUSSELL m Mary BAWLERS 59 12. BLACKBOURN clues re 543 m Eric BLACKBOURN 59 13. CAMBRIDGE clues re sp of 0 of 1. 60 Kit Withers in NZ email kitw"att"slingshot.co.nz (I write "att" for @ to foil spammers.)

Hi folks I was subscribed here in 2002. My WADE of Somerset site is now at http://kitwithers.fortunecity.com/wade/wade.html I'd particularly like to get hold of Debbie WADE's tree or current email. SUMMARY OF MAIN LINES 0 Samuel WADE c1710 bur. 1746 Portbury,Somerset m Elizabeth POCOCK? 7 Rose WADE 1736 Portbury m Alexander CARTER 1743 Chewton 74 Mary CARTER 1781 Portbury m 1802 Richard VOWLES 1777 Blagdon 742 William VOWLES 1804 Wraxall, Somerset m1 Sarah BANWELL 1817 m2 Mary BANWELL Sister of his m1. 743 Mary VOWLES 1807 Wraxall m Charles Hand WINSTON 1806 Chew Magna 7434 Eliza WINSTONE 1846 Barrow, Somerset m Samuel DAVIS 1836 Worle 8 Ann WADE 1740 Portbury d 1800 m John HARDWICK 1735 Portbury Kit Withers in NZ email kitw"att"slingshot.co.nz (I write "att" for @ to foil spammers.)

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Carol. In 1851 gold was discovered in Victoria Australia and there are several cases of the husband coming out to make his fortune and leaving wife to come out later . Here we have several scenarios: 1. He died on the goldfields and many did from thirst and was known only as George or died and never found or just buried unknown . Victoria Australia then was just bush and the 100kms to the goldfields from Melbourne could take up to a month . 2. He met someone else here 3. Was he illiterate and couldn`t write home 4. She felt lonely and Peter took advantage and as she could not prove George was dead for 7 years , they decided to forget about marriage .It seems Peter was an honourable man . Laurie -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, 24 May 2011 6:35 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [ENG-SOM] Hobbs, Humphry/Humphries, Burgess Hello everyone I have a bit of a mystery and am looking for suggestions as to what could have happened please! Henrietta HOBBS was baptised 5 April 1833 at Hemington [abode Falkland] to Henry and Henrietta HOBBS. 1841 and 1851 she is with her family in Hemington. FreeReg has a marriage for her to George HUMPHRY on 17 February 1852 in Berkley, Somerset. [Age, father and witnesses fit.] However, come 1861 the only Henrietta I can find is supposedly married to a Peter BURGESS - 1861 CENSUS: The Pippin, Calne, Wiltshire. RG9, 1286, 80, 35&36, sch.197 Peter Burgess, H, M, 42, Master journeyman, Wilts, Calne Henrietta Burgess, W, M, 28, -, Somerset, Falkland Matilda Humphries, Step.D, -, 8, Scholar, Somerset Hemington Clara Ann Burgess, D, -, 4, Scholar, Wilts, Calne Harriet Adel Burgess, D, -, 2, Scholar, Wilts, Calne Elizabeth Burgess, D, -, 4 mos, -, Wilts, Calne And in 1871 and 1881 the above family are living in Hemington. Deaths for Henrietta and Peter BURGESS are in the GRO Index at Frome, in 1896 and 1891 respectively. However - I cannot find a death for George HUMPHRY [also HUMPHRIES in census], I cannot find George in any census later than 1851, and I cannot find a marriage for a Peter BURGESS [some subscribers on Ancestry have him and a earlier wife on their trees, but no information on Henrietta]. The only thing I can think of is that George may have emigrated and Peter and Henrietta may not have married at all. Any other ideas most welcome! Thanks. Carol ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hello everyone I have a bit of a mystery and am looking for suggestions as to what could have happened please! Henrietta HOBBS was baptised 5 April 1833 at Hemington [abode Falkland] to Henry and Henrietta HOBBS. 1841 and 1851 she is with her family in Hemington. FreeReg has a marriage for her to George HUMPHRY on 17 February 1852 in Berkley, Somerset. [Age, father and witnesses fit.] However, come 1861 the only Henrietta I can find is supposedly married to a Peter BURGESS - 1861 CENSUS: The Pippin, Calne, Wiltshire. RG9, 1286, 80, 35&36, sch.197 Peter Burgess, H, M, 42, Master journeyman, Wilts, Calne Henrietta Burgess, W, M, 28, -, Somerset, Falkland Matilda Humphries, Step.D, -, 8, Scholar, Somerset Hemington Clara Ann Burgess, D, -, 4, Scholar, Wilts, Calne Harriet Adel Burgess, D, -, 2, Scholar, Wilts, Calne Elizabeth Burgess, D, -, 4 mos, -, Wilts, Calne And in 1871 and 1881 the above family are living in Hemington. Deaths for Henrietta and Peter BURGESS are in the GRO Index at Frome, in 1896 and 1891 respectively. However - I cannot find a death for George HUMPHRY [also HUMPHRIES in census], I cannot find George in any census later than 1851, and I cannot find a marriage for a Peter BURGESS [some subscribers on Ancestry have him and a earlier wife on their trees, but no information on Henrietta]. The only thing I can think of is that George may have emigrated and Peter and Henrietta may not have married at all. Any other ideas most welcome! Thanks. Carol

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I am presuming you meant 1796 for William Marsh ----- Original Message ----- From: "Allan Norman" <[email protected]> To: "Somerset Enquiries" <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2011 4:25 PM Subject: [ENG-SOM] Marsh Family > Bob > The 1861 UK Census shows Edward as born in Baltonsborough, Somerset which > is > some 5 miles from Glastonbury. > The FreeReg site shows baptisms of the following children to Edward & Jane > Marsh:- > Glastonbury > William 12 Sep 1776 > James 15 June 1800 > Baltonsborough > Edward 3 March 1805 > Ann 16 Aug 1807 > John 9 Apr 1809 Buried 29 July 1810 > Joseph 23 May 1813 > John 2 Mar 1817 > > A possible marriage is Edward Marsh & Jane Mellier on 1 June 1795 in > Glastonbury > > Allan > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Dear Listers, I am trying to ascertain who married who re. HARDACRE / CULLEN. I have William HARDACRE married Mary CULLEN. I then have Samuel HARDACRE married Sarah CULLEN - 4 June 1768 at South Brent ( Brent Knoll ) Somerset. I have now found children Christened at South Brent to Samuel HARDACRE & Mary. Sarah 1769 - Anthony 1772 - Nancy 1775. Is anyone able to check the Parish Records for me please to try and sort out this dilemma. There is also a possibility that a marriage may have taken place at Huntspill. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Kind regards, Judy Queensland, Australia.

Bob The 1861 UK Census shows Edward as born in Baltonsborough, Somerset which is some 5 miles from Glastonbury. The FreeReg site shows baptisms of the following children to Edward & Jane Marsh:- Glastonbury William 12 Sep 1776 James 15 June 1800 Baltonsborough Edward 3 March 1805 Ann 16 Aug 1807 John 9 Apr 1809 Buried 29 July 1810 Joseph 23 May 1813 John 2 Mar 1817 A possible marriage is Edward Marsh & Jane Mellier on 1 June 1795 in Glastonbury Allan

As far as I can tell, the Grade 11 listed building "Baker's Farmhouse" (ID 264412) is situated on Middle Street, East Lambrook. So far I have not been able to find any details other than a description of the aspects of the building which caused it to be listed, which is not surprising, but can any one tell me if there are local history publications which might identify how and when it gained this name, or point me in the right direction to find out which of the many BAKER families lived there, and when? Thanks Robert SLATER South Australia

On 2011/05/22 16:09, [email protected] wrote: > I am trying to ascertain who married who re. HARDACRE / CULLEN. > > I have William HARDACRE married Mary CULLEN. > > I then have Samuel HARDACRE married Sarah CULLEN - 4 June 1768 at South > Brent ( Brent Knoll ) Somerset. > > I have now found children Christened at South Brent to Samuel HARDACRE& > Mary. > Sarah 1769 - Anthony 1772 - Nancy 1775. > > Is anyone able to check the Parish Records for me please to try and sort out > this dilemma. > There is also a possibility that a marriage may have taken place at > Huntspill. FreeREG <http://www.freereg.org.uk/cgi/Search.pl> has a lot of Somerset records on it. Including this marriage:- County Somerset Place Brent Knoll Church St Michael RegisterNumber 55 MarriageDate 04 Jun 1768 GroomForename Samuel GroomSurname HARDACRE GroomAge GroomParish GroomCondition GroomOccupation GroomAbode South Brent BrideForename Mary BrideSurname CULLEN BrideAge BrideParish BrideCondition BrideOccupation BrideAbode South Brent GroomFatherForename GroomFatherSurname GroomFatherOccupation BrideFatherForename BrideFatherSurname BrideFatherOccupation WitnessOneForename Robt WitnessOneSurname WILLIAMS WitnessTwoForename William WitnessTwoSurname GOFF Notes Married after Banns read on 15,22,29 May FileNumber 10919 -- Regards, Mike Fry Johannesburg

Hi Peter I think previous listers have made lots of useful suggestions. I have a certificate for a death in 1951 which is very similar. Cause of death was "Asphyxia by Carbon Monoxide through inhalation of coal gas; Misadventure." Mary died between 5 pm Twentieth January 1951 and 11 am Twenty second January 1951, in Crewkerne, aged 78. This was midwinter, and she was old. But don't I remember reading that all these deaths from coal gas led to a reform that insisted that the gas was given a smell?? Perhaps someone will know when that happened. Bev Now you are inspiring me to look for a newspaper account or a copy of the coroner's inquiry. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Peter Collins > Sent: Saturday, May 21, 2011 1:29 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [ENG-SOM] Mysterious Double Death - Crewkerne/Misterton > (BURT) > >