HO107/1849 Anstey, Wiltshire Page 24/F246 Joseph SPENCER, 28, Carpenter, b. Swallowclift,Wiltshire Lucy, 35, b. Great Toy, Essex Ruth, 2, b. Swallowclift, Wiltshire (Next door is Martha Spencer, widow, aged 79) Page 24/F246 Ann WRIGHT, 40, widow, Ag.Lab., b. Rumford, Essex Abigail, dau, 15, b. Swallowclift, Wilts. Henry, 12, son, do Agatha, 11, do Albert, 10, do Keturah, 8, do Emma, 7, do HO107/1834 Ashton Keynes, Wiltshire CENSUS 1 Page 14/F389 High Street F.S. HURLOCK, 38, mrd, Landed Prop., b. Dunmore (Dunmow?) Essex H.F., son, 5, b. Cheltenham, Glos. E.H.E., dau, 1, b. Ashton Keynes, Wilts. Wm.HURRELL, 29, svt, mrd, b. Ballington, Essex Ann, 28, svt, mrd, b. Cheltenham, Glos. Ann Simmons, 36, svt, b. Wrentham, Worcs. Mary Harris, svt, 22, b. Standish, Glos Ann Williams, svt, 22, b. Monmouthshire Ann Williams, visitor, mrd, 53, b. Stanton, Derbyshire Fanny, 13, visitor, b.Monmouthshire

Is anyone out there researching the name "FORGE". I am trying to sort through the children born to John FORGE b.c. 1777 bpt. 1778 in St Margaret's Barking Essex Sailmaker, & Mary (possibly HAGGIS - Possibly HALL). I have the pr's for St Margaret's so that's not the issue. It's defining who the children belong to. There are several people researching on Ancestry.com and have posted their "trees" but unfortunately can't/won't give me their source information on how they have defined who belongs to whom! My research disproves so much of this posted information which further warns researchers don't accept what people post as it is not always true. If anyone has a FORGE or a colateral connection to the FORGE family of Barking/Limehouse/Grimsby I would appreciate any help trying to sort out this family. Shirley O'Donnell Essex OPC Coordinator