Absolutely! I've now used the program on the LovelUck extracts and replaced the original file on the Web pages with the Excel file generated by the program, together with an HTML file derived from it. Its now hardly necessary to purchase the complete transcripts! I hope that the PRO don't try to make it more difficult! Regards, James Robert Sterry wrote: >This program Graham found is fantastic!! Try it out! Groups people very >nicely into families by ID number and exports into Excel spreadsheet. Well >done Graham! > >Cheers > >Robert > > > > >>You may all find the program at the following address of use if >>you are not >>already aware of it: >> >> >>http://members.lycos.co.uk/yks/Tools.htm#1901GuessTimator >> >> > > > > >

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Hello all, I've added to the Web pages a couple of files containing Lovelock/luck extracts from the 1901 census: o Some full extracts for Lovelocks for various counties, kindly provided by Graham Lovelock o The partial extracts (the information available for free) for LovelUcks (mostly Glamorgan, but a few from other counties) Since the records cover several counties, I've linked them to the page Sources -> General, but I'll probably split them out by county at some stage. Regards, James

Hello all, Robert recently provided me with updated versions of the "Lovelocks in Wiltshire" and "Lovelocks In Berks" files. I've now copied them to the Web site in the usual places (Sources-> Wiltshire and Sources -> Berkshire). Here are the details from the "What's New" page: 11-Oct-02: Updated the following files with new versions provided by Robert Sterry: o Lovelocks in Berkshire by Parish - includes new records for parishes around Burghfield following a search by Robert and John Lovelock o Lovelocks in Wiltshire by parish includes additional records for Lyneham Secondly, you should no longer use my work email address (loveluck@ri.silicomp.fr) since I have left the company. Instead, use my personal address: james.loveluck@numericable.fr Regards, James

Last Friday I visited the Berkshire Record Office and looked at the Hungerford Inclosure Award 1820. The map indicates that Francis Lovelock owned the land where Lovelocks House now stands. Francis acquired the land from John Pearce in February 1805. No building is shown but Francis also owned unenclosed land to the south upon which a building is marked roughly where Lovelocks Cottage stands today. He also owned land to the west side of the Hungerford to Wantage Turnpike Road. I also looked at the 1841 Census. Newtown Lodge is recorded and the residents were Charles Coxe 60 Clergyman, Eliza Coxe 55, Susan Coxe 25, Caroline Coxe 20 and Francis Lovelock Coxe 20. It would appear therefore that Lovelocks House was built sometime between 1820 and 1841. Rev Charles Coxe is listed in Pigott's 1830 Directory at Hungerford Newtown and is also listed in the Electoral Register of 1832 voting at East Shefford. Francis is also mentioned as an allottee in the Lambourn Inclosure Award of 1806 then known as the township of Chipping Lamborne. He owned land near Stancombe Down. Charles Coxe died in February 1846 age 66. It was probably at this stage that his son James Thring moved to Newtown Lodge. Francis Lovelock's niece Eliza died in August 1866 age 83 and is buried in Avington. My theory is that Lovelock's House was built by Francis c 1820's and this is how the property was later renamed. Best Wishes John Lovelock > -----Original Message----- > From: John Lovelock [SMTP:John.Lovelock2@Halliburton.com] > Sent: 02/September/2002 6:26 > To: LOVELOCK-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Lovelocks House Newtown Hungerford Berkshire and the > Lovelock Family Crest > Sensitivity: Personal > > I am pleased to advise all Lovelock listers that I have finally discovered > the Lovelock link. > > Last Thursday I looked at the transcript for Avington Parish register at > the > Berkshire Record Office. > > On the 27th March 1780 Ann Lovelock ( sister of Francis 1751-1834) married > James BUTLER of Newbury. > > Ann and James had a daughter Eliza Ann who on the 8th August 1808 married > Charles Batson Coxe of East Shefford. Charles later became Rector of > Avington and East Shefford. > > Eliza and Charles had at least 7 children: > > Frances Ann B c1810 - buried 12/10/1824 age 14+ ( from NBI ) > Susan Elizabeth B c 1812 - buried 12 Feb 1903 age 91 ( from NBI ) > Richard Lovelock Bap 5 July 1814 > Edward Jones Bap 18 Oct 1815 > Francis Lovelock Bap 27 May 1817 - later becam a JP and lived at Eddington > House > James Thring Bap 8 Sep 1818 - later lived at Newtown Lodge > > and finally: > > Caroline Mary Bap 2nd Aug 1821 > > Caroline married Major General Arnold E Burmester - a plaque in East > Shefford Church > > Caroline and Arnold E had a son ( 1857-1944) Arnold Charles ( later > Captain > ) who married Alicia Coxe ( 1857-1946 ). Source again plaques in the > church. > > Francis Lovelock ( 1751-1834 ) was therefore a Great Great Uncle of Capt > Burmester. > > The mystery still remains why Capt Burmester dedicated a carving to > Francis > Lovelock. Francis died before he was born but obviously he was impressed > by > stories of his GG Uncle > There also is the possibility that Newtown Lodge was owned ( and even > built > ) by Francis's parents Edward and Ann. Perhaps Capt Burmester discovered > the > Lovelock connection and renamed the house. > > I will leave that puzzle with you. > > Best Wishes > > John Lovelock > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: John Lovelock [SMTP:John.Lovelock2@Halliburton.com] > > Sent: 22/July/2002 5:55 > > To: LOVELOCK-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Lovelocks House Newtown Hungerford Berkshire and the > > Lovelock Family Crest > > > > I had a most enjoyable day visiting Lovelocks House and the neighbouring > > villages on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Hanbury were very helpful in providing > > names of local people who may be able to shed some light on why Newtown > > Lodge was renamed Lovelocks House circa 1905. > > > > It would appear that the property was owned by James Thring Coxe during > > the > > 19th C. As there were no children from James Coxe's marriage to a Miss > > Bernard upon his death in 1905 the property was bequethed to his niece > > Alicia ( B 1857 D 1946 ) who was married to Captain Arnold Charles > > Burmester > > ( Born 1857 Died 1944 ). > > > > According to James Langford ( B 1915 ) who knew the Bermesters ( and > has > > lived all his life in Shefford Woodlands ) the house was named after > > Francis > > Lovelock (1751-1834 ). Francis Lovelock was a great great Uncle of > Captain > > Bermester. Capt Burmesters Mother's Maiden name was Coxe. > > > > Further research is required to unravel this web of family relationships > > and > > this might reveal why Newtown Lodge became Lovelocks House. > > > > Mr and Mrs Hanbury have a copy of an advertisement from Country Life > > Magazine dated 27 February 1948 advertising the sale of the " Lovelocks > " > > estate which comprised nearly all the small village of Shefford > Woodlands > > a > > medium sized country house, three georgian residences, village post > > office, > > Forge Cottage and Smithy and 10 cottages. > > > > It would appear that the estate was broken up at this stage as by the > > 1960's > > Lovelocks House was sold on it's own. > > > > After visiting Shefford Woodlands I drove to Kintbury Church where I > found > > Francis Lovelock's grave which also contains the remains of his mother > > Ann, > > sister Elizabeth and father Edward. > > > > The attractive Monument has the following inscriptions: > > > > Sacred to the memory of FRANCIS LOVELOCK of Avington who died April 25 > > 1834 > > Aged 83 years. > > > > Sacred to the memory of ANN LOVELOCK wife of Edward Lovelock who died > > December 24 1781 aged 59 years. > > > > Sacred to the memory of ELIZABETH LOVELOCK daughter of Edward & Ann > > Lovelock > > who died Jan 14 1786 aged 28 years. > > > > Sacred to the memory of EDWARD LOVELOCK of Hungerford? who died > September? > > 3 > > 1780 aged 50? years. > > > > Alongside this family grave is another monument with the inscription: > > > > Here lieth the body of EDWARD LOVELOCK departed this life September? 27 > > 1722. > > > > > > The family memorial tells us that Francis lived in Avington. If we can > > find > > his Will it might tell us where and may mention other property in the > > area. > > > > Mr Hanbury showed me a copy of Fairburn' Book of Crests dated 1892. > > > > The entry for LOVELOCK reads: > > > > Lovelock, a greyhound passant sa. > > > > Another volume includes an illustration of the greyhound. > > > > Best Wishes to all Lovelock researchers. > > > > John > > > > > > > > ==== LOVELOCK Mailing List ==== > > Lovelock family history Web pages: > > http://perso.numericable.fr/~lovjames/family-history/lovelock/ > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, > > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > ==== LOVELOCK Mailing List ==== > Lovelock family history Web pages: > http://perso.numericable.fr/~lovjames/family-history/lovelock/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Hi -Sorry not to have been more active on this list! I wonder if these connect with anyone. They are from my Shipton Moyne lovelock line Annie Lovelock 10 Derby Derbyshire Derby Eva Lovelock 35 Alderton Wiltshire Derbyshire Derby Frederick Lovelock 4 Derby Derbyshire Derby Minnie Lovelock 12 Derby Derbyshire Derby Nellie Lovelock 8 Derby Derbyshire Derby William Lovelock 40 Shipton Gloucestershire Derbyshire Derby Railway Wagon Repairer Elizabeth Lovelock 24 Wilts Brokenborough Wilts Brokenborough James Lovelock 21 Wilts Brokenborough Wilts Brokenborough Carter On Farm Sarah Lovelock 56 Wilts Brokenborough Wilts Brokenborough Thomas Lovelock 62 Glos Shipton Moyne Wilts Brokenborough Cattleman On Farm Regards Steve Tanner

In a message dated 16/09/02 04:01:21 GMT Daylight Time, LOVELOCK-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Today's Topics: > #1 1901 census ["John Dixon" < > johndixon@csma-netli] > #2 Errors in 1901 census ["John Dixon" < > johndixon@csma-netli Hello John, Thank goodness, I was beginning to think that all Glamorgan Loveluck`s had abandoned Ship. Regards Allen in Aberavon.

Hi James etc again On my first go I failed to find nearly half the people I was searching for. I know that some like my Gpa John Edward Loveluck and Thomas Owen Davies (& his wife) were at sea, but several whole families are "missing". As in 1881 George Weight is under Wright. The wildcards facility can't be used for this. I found him in 1881 by using "Neighbours". But that seems to be out for 1901! I can't find my Howell family in Risca even using Howel* to cover spelling variations. Some individuals cannot be found anywhere, and yet I know they survived. I would never have found the birth of my GGPa Wm Turner if DRL had not told me he was registered "Thomas", but later christened Wm and called Wm (no Thomas at all!) Finding someone with a common name is going to be very tricky if they have moved. Even more so when ages are not right 10 instead of 16. G WRights birthplace is given as Newmarket Glam, but his Newmarket was in Glos! So there must be vast numbers or errors for them to put right. Will they be able to cope? John Dixon

Hi James etc After nearly 9 months I finally managed to get some info from the 1901 census. I see a few of the ~80 LovelUcks came from Wilts. Have you got these sorted? Is the list on your website? I was surprised to see Margaretta Mathias Loveluck (nee Davies) & her dau Mary were boarding house keepers in Hastings. Strange that there was no mention of this when her son JEL & DRL went to live at nearby Bexhill in 1945. Have you got the full entries for these and "your" James in Lancs? No point paying twice or more!! I see that his bro Wm was in Lancs (S Manchester) - (why did he say he was born in Ireland when his birth was reg in Neath), but his wife Catherine was in Aberavon; I imagine they must have split up. I don't seem to have told you that my mother Muriel Mary Courtis Loveluck died on 3 May aged 86. She had been out in her Metro GTI and had a slight fall. It took the hospitals 10 days to discover she had broken her pelvis. They then managed to give her all the fatal hospital infections and finished her off with a dose of morphine au Shipman. I drove the old R-R to see the Queen on 27 April and this was the last thing we talked about. I had a quick 11 day 2200 mile trip with the old caravan to Gdansk in Poland for the wedding on 3 Aug of the real Magdalena after whom I named the car when there in 1995. Grenoble does not seem too far away now! John Dixon.

Yes, I think this is the first time the Lovelck list has helped to reunite close cousins, and it calls for a little virtual celebration! I'll just put a bottle of virtual champagne in the virtual fridge, and we can drink a virtual toast to Daphne and Colin. Cheers! I'm looking forward to receiving the Fragment with the combined wisdom! James Graham Lovelock wrote: >It's great to see these get-togethers happening in front of one's eyes! > >Are we going to see another Fragment put together for James to include in >that section? > >Graham > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Colin P Borrott-Maloney" <colinbm@bigpond.com> >To: <LOVELOCK-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002 11:45 PM >Subject: Re: another fragment > > > > >>Hi Daphne >>We are lost cousins. >>We share the same Great-grandparents, Thomas & Maria Jane. >>It is extremely emotional to now be able to share family memories with >>another relative after so long. >>Rose Alice is my Grandmother, ie your Lily's sister. She left England on >> >> >an > > >>adventure in 1911, She met her future husband, Duncan DENT, in Western >>Australia, in 1916. They travelled to Sydney & Married in1919. They had 3 >>children, James now deceased, Jack & Cecily, my Mother, who will be 78 >> >> >next > > >>month. >>I have so many questions & probably lots of answers for you. >>My Mum will be very excited, as I am, to be able to share stories after >> >> >so > > >>long. >>I now live in Queensland, but Mum is not far way in Tweed Heads on the >>border in NSW >>From Australia, with love. >>Col >> >>----- Original Message ----- >>From: "daphneking" <daphneking@lud28.freeserve.co.uk> >>To: <LOVELOCK-L@rootsweb.com> >>Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002 8:40 AM >>Subject: another fragment >> >> >> >> >>>My Lovelock line is short but I have already come against a temporary >>> >>> >dead > > >>end. >> >> >>>Thomas Lovelock b. 1821 Crondall Hants. Occ. Malster >>>Wife; Mary Ann b. 1828 Newnham, Hants >>> >>>Son; Thomas b. 1851Hartley Witney, Hants Occ. Malster >>>Wife; (Maria) Jane Barker,,b. 1853 Sulham, Berks. >>> >>>(Other children; William b. 1861; wife Ellen Maria de Mantier >>>Olive b. 1859; John b. 1866; George b. 1868) >>> >>>Next Generation; >>>Lil(l)y Mary 1875-1960 Reading, Berks. M Frederick William Newman >>>George b. 1879 Reading; Illiam Thomas b. 1877; Rose b. 1880 m ?Kinch; >>> >>> >May > > >>1884-1960; Annie b.. 1883; Edward b. 1885; Sissy b. 1890 >> >> >>>Lily was my paternal Grandmother. I can't at the moment find a link with >>> >>> >>any other Lovelocks. >> >> >>>I hope this can be added to the other information. >>> >>>Regards, Daphne King. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>==== LOVELOCK Mailing List ==== >>>Lovelock family history Web pages: >>>http://perso.numericable.fr/~lovjames/family-history/lovelock/ >>> >>>============================== >>>To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy >>> >>> >records, > > >>go to: >> >> >>>http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >>> >>> >>> >> >>==== LOVELOCK Mailing List ==== >>Lovelock family history Web pages: >>http://perso.numericable.fr/~lovjames/family-history/lovelock/ >> >>============================== >>To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, >> >> >go to: > > >>http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >> >> >> > > >==== LOVELOCK Mailing List ==== >Lovelock family history Web pages: >http://perso.numericable.fr/~lovjames/family-history/lovelock/ > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > >

It's great to see these get-togethers happening in front of one's eyes! Are we going to see another Fragment put together for James to include in that section? Graham ----- Original Message ----- From: "Colin P Borrott-Maloney" <colinbm@bigpond.com> To: <LOVELOCK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002 11:45 PM Subject: Re: another fragment > Hi Daphne > We are lost cousins. > We share the same Great-grandparents, Thomas & Maria Jane. > It is extremely emotional to now be able to share family memories with > another relative after so long. > Rose Alice is my Grandmother, ie your Lily's sister. She left England on an > adventure in 1911, She met her future husband, Duncan DENT, in Western > Australia, in 1916. They travelled to Sydney & Married in1919. They had 3 > children, James now deceased, Jack & Cecily, my Mother, who will be 78 next > month. > I have so many questions & probably lots of answers for you. > My Mum will be very excited, as I am, to be able to share stories after so > long. > I now live in Queensland, but Mum is not far way in Tweed Heads on the > border in NSW > From Australia, with love. > Col > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "daphneking" <daphneking@lud28.freeserve.co.uk> > To: <LOVELOCK-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002 8:40 AM > Subject: another fragment > > > > My Lovelock line is short but I have already come against a temporary dead > end. > > > > Thomas Lovelock b. 1821 Crondall Hants. Occ. Malster > > Wife; Mary Ann b. 1828 Newnham, Hants > > > > Son; Thomas b. 1851Hartley Witney, Hants Occ. Malster > > Wife; (Maria) Jane Barker,,b. 1853 Sulham, Berks. > > > > (Other children; William b. 1861; wife Ellen Maria de Mantier > > Olive b. 1859; John b. 1866; George b. 1868) > > > > Next Generation; > > Lil(l)y Mary 1875-1960 Reading, Berks. M Frederick William Newman > > George b. 1879 Reading; Illiam Thomas b. 1877; Rose b. 1880 m ?Kinch; May > 1884-1960; Annie b.. 1883; Edward b. 1885; Sissy b. 1890 > > > > Lily was my paternal Grandmother. I can't at the moment find a link with > any other Lovelocks. > > > > I hope this can be added to the other information. > > > > Regards, Daphne King. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== LOVELOCK Mailing List ==== > > Lovelock family history Web pages: > > http://perso.numericable.fr/~lovjames/family-history/lovelock/ > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > ==== LOVELOCK Mailing List ==== > Lovelock family history Web pages: > http://perso.numericable.fr/~lovjames/family-history/lovelock/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Hi Daphne We are lost cousins. We share the same Great-grandparents, Thomas & Maria Jane. It is extremely emotional to now be able to share family memories with another relative after so long. Rose Alice is my Grandmother, ie your Lily's sister. She left England on an adventure in 1911, She met her future husband, Duncan DENT, in Western Australia, in 1916. They travelled to Sydney & Married in1919. They had 3 children, James now deceased, Jack & Cecily, my Mother, who will be 78 next month. I have so many questions & probably lots of answers for you. My Mum will be very excited, as I am, to be able to share stories after so long. I now live in Queensland, but Mum is not far way in Tweed Heads on the border in NSW From Australia, with love. Col ----- Original Message ----- From: "daphneking" <daphneking@lud28.freeserve.co.uk> To: <LOVELOCK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002 8:40 AM Subject: another fragment > My Lovelock line is short but I have already come against a temporary dead end. > > Thomas Lovelock b. 1821 Crondall Hants. Occ. Malster > Wife; Mary Ann b. 1828 Newnham, Hants > > Son; Thomas b. 1851Hartley Witney, Hants Occ. Malster > Wife; (Maria) Jane Barker,,b. 1853 Sulham, Berks. > > (Other children; William b. 1861; wife Ellen Maria de Mantier > Olive b. 1859; John b. 1866; George b. 1868) > > Next Generation; > Lil(l)y Mary 1875-1960 Reading, Berks. M Frederick William Newman > George b. 1879 Reading; Illiam Thomas b. 1877; Rose b. 1880 m ?Kinch; May 1884-1960; Annie b.. 1883; Edward b. 1885; Sissy b. 1890 > > Lily was my paternal Grandmother. I can't at the moment find a link with any other Lovelocks. > > I hope this can be added to the other information. > > Regards, Daphne King. > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== LOVELOCK Mailing List ==== > Lovelock family history Web pages: > http://perso.numericable.fr/~lovjames/family-history/lovelock/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

My Lovelock line is short but I have already come against a temporary dead end. Thomas Lovelock b. 1821 Crondall Hants. Occ. Malster Wife; Mary Ann b. 1828 Newnham, Hants Son; Thomas b. 1851Hartley Witney, Hants Occ. Malster Wife; (Maria) Jane Barker,,b. 1853 Sulham, Berks. (Other children; William b. 1861; wife Ellen Maria de Mantier Olive b. 1859; John b. 1866; George b. 1868) Next Generation; Lil(l)y Mary 1875-1960 Reading, Berks. M Frederick William Newman George b. 1879 Reading; Illiam Thomas b. 1877; Rose b. 1880 m ?Kinch; May 1884-1960; Annie b.. 1883; Edward b. 1885; Sissy b. 1890 Lily was my paternal Grandmother. I can't at the moment find a link with any other Lovelocks. I hope this can be added to the other information. Regards, Daphne King.

Hello James, I have not as yet fully explored 1901 Loveluck`s. But would like your view on the John Loveluck at Stormy Farm, on your left as you go up Stormy hill in direction of Bridgend. Interested in is full name, who he exactly was, and any info on his wife. Working on connection with Powell family. Off to Aberdare for GLAM FHS Open day wish you could come. Regards Allen in Aberavon

Hello all, Maybe everyone was aware of this already, but just in case - the UK PRO has once again made the 1901 UK census available on-line. This time it seems to work! Currently this is a test site, available 9:00 to 19:00 (GMT+1 -tough on the Aussies!) but presumably if it doesn't fall over it will continue. The information available for free includes name, age, birthplace, county and parish (of census return) and occupation.The image of the original document is available for a fee. I already collected all the free information about LovelUcks. Now onto the LovelOcks! Maybe we could share out the collection by county (one can do this by entering the county in the "Where born" field of the search form, but oddly one has to specify gender and search for males and females separately. I'll start with Wilts. The Web site is http://www.census.pro.gov.uk/ Regards, James -- James Loveluck Email: j.loveluck@silicomp.com Silicomp Research Institute Phone: +33 4 76 63 48 64 2, Avenue de Vignate Fax : +33 4 76 51 05 32 38610 Gieres, FRANCE http://www.ri.silicomp.com/

Excellent work John. You must be over the Moon ! Regards Col ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Lovelock" <John.Lovelock2@Halliburton.com> To: <LOVELOCK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 3:25 AM Subject: Lovelocks House Newtown Hungerford Berkshire and the Lovelock Family Crest > I am pleased to advise all Lovelock listers that I have finally discovered > the Lovelock link. > > Last Thursday I looked at the transcript for Avington Parish register at the > Berkshire Record Office. > > On the 27th March 1780 Ann Lovelock ( sister of Francis 1751-1834) married > James BUTLER of Newbury. > > Ann and James had a daughter Eliza Ann who on the 8th August 1808 married > Charles Batson Coxe of East Shefford. Charles later became Rector of > Avington and East Shefford. > > Eliza and Charles had at least 7 children: > > Frances Ann B c1810 - buried 12/10/1824 age 14+ ( from NBI ) > Susan Elizabeth B c 1812 - buried 12 Feb 1903 age 91 ( from NBI ) > Richard Lovelock Bap 5 July 1814 > Edward Jones Bap 18 Oct 1815 > Francis Lovelock Bap 27 May 1817 - later becam a JP and lived at Eddington > House > James Thring Bap 8 Sep 1818 - later lived at Newtown Lodge > > and finally: > > Caroline Mary Bap 2nd Aug 1821 > > Caroline married Major General Arnold E Burmester - a plaque in East > Shefford Church > > Caroline and Arnold E had a son ( 1857-1944) Arnold Charles ( later Captain > ) who married Alicia Coxe ( 1857-1946 ). Source again plaques in the church. > > Francis Lovelock ( 1751-1834 ) was therefore a Great Great Uncle of Capt > Burmester. > > The mystery still remains why Capt Burmester dedicated a carving to Francis > Lovelock. Francis died before he was born but obviously he was impressed by > stories of his GG Uncle > There also is the possibility that Newtown Lodge was owned ( and even built > ) by Francis's parents Edward and Ann. Perhaps Capt Burmester discovered the > Lovelock connection and renamed the house. > > I will leave that puzzle with you. > > Best Wishes > > John Lovelock > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: John Lovelock [SMTP:John.Lovelock2@Halliburton.com] > > Sent: 22/July/2002 5:55 > > To: LOVELOCK-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Lovelocks House Newtown Hungerford Berkshire and the > > Lovelock Family Crest > > > > I had a most enjoyable day visiting Lovelocks House and the neighbouring > > villages on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Hanbury were very helpful in providing > > names of local people who may be able to shed some light on why Newtown > > Lodge was renamed Lovelocks House circa 1905. > > > > It would appear that the property was owned by James Thring Coxe during > > the > > 19th C. As there were no children from James Coxe's marriage to a Miss > > Bernard upon his death in 1905 the property was bequethed to his niece > > Alicia ( B 1857 D 1946 ) who was married to Captain Arnold Charles > > Burmester > > ( Born 1857 Died 1944 ). > > > > According to James Langford ( B 1915 ) who knew the Bermesters ( and has > > lived all his life in Shefford Woodlands ) the house was named after > > Francis > > Lovelock (1751-1834 ). Francis Lovelock was a great great Uncle of Captain > > Bermester. Capt Burmesters Mother's Maiden name was Coxe. > > > > Further research is required to unravel this web of family relationships > > and > > this might reveal why Newtown Lodge became Lovelocks House. > > > > Mr and Mrs Hanbury have a copy of an advertisement from Country Life > > Magazine dated 27 February 1948 advertising the sale of the " Lovelocks " > > estate which comprised nearly all the small village of Shefford Woodlands > > a > > medium sized country house, three georgian residences, village post > > office, > > Forge Cottage and Smithy and 10 cottages. > > > > It would appear that the estate was broken up at this stage as by the > > 1960's > > Lovelocks House was sold on it's own. > > > > After visiting Shefford Woodlands I drove to Kintbury Church where I found > > Francis Lovelock's grave which also contains the remains of his mother > > Ann, > > sister Elizabeth and father Edward. > > > > The attractive Monument has the following inscriptions: > > > > Sacred to the memory of FRANCIS LOVELOCK of Avington who died April 25 > > 1834 > > Aged 83 years. > > > > Sacred to the memory of ANN LOVELOCK wife of Edward Lovelock who died > > December 24 1781 aged 59 years. > > > > Sacred to the memory of ELIZABETH LOVELOCK daughter of Edward & Ann > > Lovelock > > who died Jan 14 1786 aged 28 years. > > > > Sacred to the memory of EDWARD LOVELOCK of Hungerford? who died September? > > 3 > > 1780 aged 50? years. > > > > Alongside this family grave is another monument with the inscription: > > > > Here lieth the body of EDWARD LOVELOCK departed this life September? 27 > > 1722. > > > > > > The family memorial tells us that Francis lived in Avington. If we can > > find > > his Will it might tell us where and may mention other property in the > > area. > > > > Mr Hanbury showed me a copy of Fairburn' Book of Crests dated 1892. > > > > The entry for LOVELOCK reads: > > > > Lovelock, a greyhound passant sa. > > > > Another volume includes an illustration of the greyhound. > > > > Best Wishes to all Lovelock researchers. > > > > John > > > > > > > > ==== LOVELOCK Mailing List ==== > > Lovelock family history Web pages: > > http://perso.numericable.fr/~lovjames/family-history/lovelock/ > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > ==== LOVELOCK Mailing List ==== > Lovelock family history Web pages: > http://perso.numericable.fr/~lovjames/family-history/lovelock/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I am pleased to advise all Lovelock listers that I have finally discovered the Lovelock link. Last Thursday I looked at the transcript for Avington Parish register at the Berkshire Record Office. On the 27th March 1780 Ann Lovelock ( sister of Francis 1751-1834) married James BUTLER of Newbury. Ann and James had a daughter Eliza Ann who on the 8th August 1808 married Charles Batson Coxe of East Shefford. Charles later became Rector of Avington and East Shefford. Eliza and Charles had at least 7 children: Frances Ann B c1810 - buried 12/10/1824 age 14+ ( from NBI ) Susan Elizabeth B c 1812 - buried 12 Feb 1903 age 91 ( from NBI ) Richard Lovelock Bap 5 July 1814 Edward Jones Bap 18 Oct 1815 Francis Lovelock Bap 27 May 1817 - later becam a JP and lived at Eddington House James Thring Bap 8 Sep 1818 - later lived at Newtown Lodge and finally: Caroline Mary Bap 2nd Aug 1821 Caroline married Major General Arnold E Burmester - a plaque in East Shefford Church Caroline and Arnold E had a son ( 1857-1944) Arnold Charles ( later Captain ) who married Alicia Coxe ( 1857-1946 ). Source again plaques in the church. Francis Lovelock ( 1751-1834 ) was therefore a Great Great Uncle of Capt Burmester. The mystery still remains why Capt Burmester dedicated a carving to Francis Lovelock. Francis died before he was born but obviously he was impressed by stories of his GG Uncle There also is the possibility that Newtown Lodge was owned ( and even built ) by Francis's parents Edward and Ann. Perhaps Capt Burmester discovered the Lovelock connection and renamed the house. I will leave that puzzle with you. Best Wishes John Lovelock > -----Original Message----- > From: John Lovelock [SMTP:John.Lovelock2@Halliburton.com] > Sent: 22/July/2002 5:55 > To: LOVELOCK-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Lovelocks House Newtown Hungerford Berkshire and the > Lovelock Family Crest > > I had a most enjoyable day visiting Lovelocks House and the neighbouring > villages on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Hanbury were very helpful in providing > names of local people who may be able to shed some light on why Newtown > Lodge was renamed Lovelocks House circa 1905. > > It would appear that the property was owned by James Thring Coxe during > the > 19th C. As there were no children from James Coxe's marriage to a Miss > Bernard upon his death in 1905 the property was bequethed to his niece > Alicia ( B 1857 D 1946 ) who was married to Captain Arnold Charles > Burmester > ( Born 1857 Died 1944 ). > > According to James Langford ( B 1915 ) who knew the Bermesters ( and has > lived all his life in Shefford Woodlands ) the house was named after > Francis > Lovelock (1751-1834 ). Francis Lovelock was a great great Uncle of Captain > Bermester. Capt Burmesters Mother's Maiden name was Coxe. > > Further research is required to unravel this web of family relationships > and > this might reveal why Newtown Lodge became Lovelocks House. > > Mr and Mrs Hanbury have a copy of an advertisement from Country Life > Magazine dated 27 February 1948 advertising the sale of the " Lovelocks " > estate which comprised nearly all the small village of Shefford Woodlands > a > medium sized country house, three georgian residences, village post > office, > Forge Cottage and Smithy and 10 cottages. > > It would appear that the estate was broken up at this stage as by the > 1960's > Lovelocks House was sold on it's own. > > After visiting Shefford Woodlands I drove to Kintbury Church where I found > Francis Lovelock's grave which also contains the remains of his mother > Ann, > sister Elizabeth and father Edward. > > The attractive Monument has the following inscriptions: > > Sacred to the memory of FRANCIS LOVELOCK of Avington who died April 25 > 1834 > Aged 83 years. > > Sacred to the memory of ANN LOVELOCK wife of Edward Lovelock who died > December 24 1781 aged 59 years. > > Sacred to the memory of ELIZABETH LOVELOCK daughter of Edward & Ann > Lovelock > who died Jan 14 1786 aged 28 years. > > Sacred to the memory of EDWARD LOVELOCK of Hungerford? who died September? > 3 > 1780 aged 50? years. > > Alongside this family grave is another monument with the inscription: > > Here lieth the body of EDWARD LOVELOCK departed this life September? 27 > 1722. > > > The family memorial tells us that Francis lived in Avington. If we can > find > his Will it might tell us where and may mention other property in the > area. > > Mr Hanbury showed me a copy of Fairburn' Book of Crests dated 1892. > > The entry for LOVELOCK reads: > > Lovelock, a greyhound passant sa. > > Another volume includes an illustration of the greyhound. > > Best Wishes to all Lovelock researchers. > > John > > > > ==== LOVELOCK Mailing List ==== > Lovelock family history Web pages: > http://perso.numericable.fr/~lovjames/family-history/lovelock/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Hello all, I've updated the census records for Hampshire, Berkshire and Wiltshire on the Web pages with the latest files provided by Robert Sterry. In particular, there are now extracts from the 1891 census for these counties. Graham Lovelock provided the extracts from the 1891 census, and I believe that both Graham and John Lovelock contributed to the other updates. Many thanks to all for these valuable additions! Regards, James

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Just testing whether list is working. Please ignore. But greetings to you all anyway. Robert