I recently found on a cemetery record that a brother (William) to my James Beacham b. ca. 1804 was born in Somersetshire ENG March 1805. Both of these men lived in Northumberland Co, PA, USA by the mid to late 1840's. I am assuming that "my" James was also born in Somersetshire, ENG. According to US census records all of James's children were born in Pennsylvania as early as 1841. I can't find any reference to them in the 1840 census, so I am assuming they may have immigrated around that time. I know these are such common names in the Beacham line, but can anybody help? James was married to Annie Jones of Wales and William was married to a Maria also born in Wales. Both these men were miners. I know it isn't much but any help would be so very much appreciated. Donna

I have been commissioned to compile a listing of British genealogy on CD-Rom, to be published by the FFHS. My first step has been to identify as many publishers of CDs as I can, mainly be checking through past issues of 'Family Tree Magazine'. However, there are likely to be publishers that I have missed. If you publish CDs relevant to British genealogists (or know of publishers whom I am likely to have missed), and have not heard from me in the last couple of weeks, I would be grateful if you could get in touch by emailing me at stuart@samjraymond.softnet.co.uk The information I need includes: contact details; titles of CDs; system requirements; content of CDs if not fully explained by titles; prices. I propose to list all CDs relating to the whole of the British Isles, including England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, and the offshore islands. However, I will not, in general, list CDs which are programs without factual information. I already have information on a couple of hundred CDs, and it is apparent that there is a huge mass of information out there which is difficult for interested genealogists to identify without a full listing. If you would like information about this project when it comes to fruition, please let me know. My apologies for cross-posting, but it is obviously important for the whole genealogical community that I receive as much information as possible. Stuart Raymond, Genealogical Bibliographer, Publisher & Bookseller P.O.Box 35, Exeter, EX1 3YZ, U.K. stuart@samjraymond.softnet.co.uk Ph. (01392) 252193 Visit http://www.soft.net.uk/samjraymond/igb.htm for British genealogical books. To join the mailing list genealogyuk go to http://www.onelist.com/subscribe.cgi/genealogyuk To send messages, use genealogyuk@onelist.com

G'day Can any help with these difficult non-conformist families? Entries on my GLS Immigrants to Australia pre 1888 Index. Arriving as Bounty Immigrants per "Bussorah Merchant" Sydney 1839 Phoebe HANKS a widow aged 47, needlewoman of Nailsworth; with her were her chn James 20, Eliza 18 and Thomas 16. Phoebe's parents are given as Thomas BRINKWORTH and Sarah. Phoebe was a Baptist; she is mentioned on the Baptist emigrants list as being a member at Harley Wood from 9 Mar 1824. The deaths of her chn suggest her dead husband was named Thomas HANKS; a patron submission to the IGI suggests a marriage at Horsley 28 Jul 1802 - if this is correct Phoebe's age is grossly understated on arrival. Also on board was widow Lucy HANKS aged 25 with her dau Elizabeth aged 5. IGI has a parish extraction for the marriage of Lucy CLARKE to John HANKS at Horsley 19 Nov 1831. It is sensible to assume that John HANKS was another son of Phoebe and Thomas? HANKS. Lucy's parents Joseph CLARKE and Mary nee WHEELER were also on board with their chn Lucy 29, Sarah 27, James 22, Daniel 21, Ruth 19, Maryann 17, Joseph 16, Samuel 14 & Maria 12, also their married dau Hannah SAUNDERS. This family described themselves as Quaker. There is a patron submission on the IGI for their marriage at Horsley 14 Jul 1805. Also on board was Eliza HANKS aged 30 described as married but no husband on board, a Baptist, with son George aged 9. Betsey (sic) HANKS is also on the Baptist Emigrants list; she is described as a member at Rockness Hill since 21 Nov 1833. Her son George is described as the son of William & Elizabeth HANKS, born Harley Wood 19 Oct 1829. There is a parish extraction for a marriage at Horsley for William HANKS and Elizabeth HANKS (sic) 18 Jan 1829. Eliza's parents are given as John, a weaver and Hannah, presumably John HANKS and Hannah. Therefore it seems reasonable that the dead? William HANKS was another son of Phoebe and Thomas? HANKS. Any interest in or knowledge of these families? This time they are connected to me, in that one of the CLARKE sons married into my JEFFERIES family in NSW. Regards Kaye Kaye Purnell <kayepur@ozemail.com.au> Ancestors from GLS who came to Oz? Database kept on GLS arrivals to AUS pre 1888. Entries happily accepted; searches done. Visit my site at <http://www.ozemail.com.au/~kayepur>. Snail mail to 15 Balla Machree Way, Gymea Bay NSW 2227 AUS, including SSAE or 1 IRC.

Hi Listers Am endeavouring where to find a hospital/asylum in the Halse, Somerset general area in the 1800 - 1850 time frame. Any clues from anyone?? I have apparently several rellies in this institution(s) from time to time in the above time frame. So perhaps even I am a little queer...... Regards David Cheek - Adelaide - Australia Virus Protection by Norton AntiVirus 2001

Hi List Anyone doing any research on TURNER from South West Somerset, maybe in Wiveliscombe area?? Looking for a Penelope....... Looking for clues!! Regards David Cheek - Adelaide - Australia Virus Protection by Norton AntiVirus 2001

Hello People with Somerset list or connections. All these SMITHS originated in Farington Gurney and High Littleton, Somerset. Their children were AAron and I have tracked him to BathSt.James ,widowed and living with unmarried daughter Amelia-have no idea who or when he married. Edwin (my Grand)married in Glouc and went to Can but returned to Eng where he died (do not know how or where) in 1918 I last found Priscilla in 1851 working in Midsomer Norton in the household of Thomas BATT, farmer.I cannot find ALPHOR,Selina , William, Eli and Ann, Emma after the 1851 census A daughter Ellen married Hillier (Sp) and went to live in Bath. Yet another girl named Ruth was born in 1n 1853. In the 1881 census Thos Smith, 80, is a widower living in Faringdon Gurney. It is possible His son Edwin Alfor went to live with him when he removed from Can. and may be buried there. A long recitation i know but can,t seem to match them any further. An help would be very welcome. Rosemary Barbour, West Vancouver, Can

The surname of my maternal great grandfather was BREWER[dob circa 1858] from Bath, Somerset. I have the original of a document which, to my lay eye appears to be a 'Royal' or 'Queens Pardon'. It is addressed to: K. Bartrum Esquire, [?solicitor?] 6 Northumberland Buildings, Bath. It reads, Whitehall. 13th. February 1873. 19755. "Sir. The Secretary of State for the Home Department having considered your application in behalf of GEORGE BREWER. I have the satisfaction to acquaint you that he has felt warranted under all the circumstances in advising Her Majesty to remit the remainder of the prisoner's sentence. I am Sir, Your obedient Servant, etc.,etc.." On the one hand I have no idea what offence my ancestor had committed, and on the other, family rumour hints that the pardon was granted because George Brewer had subsequently heroically saved a person from drowning. I have a photograph of an adolescent looking George wearing what appears to be a 'reform training-ship' type of pseudo naval uniform. Does any 'listee' have suggestions where I might trace the nature of the offence and the subsequent events which led to the 'pardon'? Annoyingly my failing memory hampers my ability to recall the name of the well known albeit antiquated Reformatory School which served the Bristol/North Somerset area until about 15 years ago. If George served his sentence at this place, has any 'listee' knowledge of where the records are deposited? Alec Palmer. Weymouth. Dorset. xx. ii. mmi.

Hi, I am new to your list and hoping to make contact with other researchers of my family. The following surnames are from around Corfe and Pitminster, Somerset:- MOUNTSTEPHENS or variable spellings from 1600 on HERRIN from 1700 HUNT from 1600 LEANS or variable spellings from 1600 on LOLLER The only contact I have other than in Australia is a marriage at Eastmor Somerset in 1868 and the registration of her daughter Martha Mountstephens at Taunton in 1848. Any help would be very much appreciated Regards Lois Keys Queensland Australia mailto:loisk@fan.net.au

G'day I have received a query for my GLS Immigrants to Australia pre 1888 Index for the family of Samuel SMITH said born Rodborough or Minchinhampton c1844, parents said to be Charles SMITH and Maria (nee ROWLAND or HARRIS) MINCHINHAMPTON 1851 CENSUS, Gloucestershire Includes Box, Littleworth, Amberley Theescombe, Brimscombe, Chalford, Burley, Besbury P.R.O. Reference # HO 107/1966 SECTION IV All that part of the Parish of Minchinhampton called Littleworth Division laying to the west of the road from Cirencester to Rodboro’ and to the North of the road from the Common to Little Britain, including St Chloe, Quarry Hill, and Mugmoor House and Littleworth 37 Pages Persons 251 Male 304 Female 555 Total Enumerator John Hughes SECTION IV LITTLEWORTH 84 SMITH Charles 47 Married Ag Lab Minchinhampton James 9 Grocers Errand Boy Minchinhampton Samuel 7 Scholar Minchinhampton Elizabeth 3 Scholar Minchinhampton This would appear to be the correct family. Maria's whereabouts are a problem; there is a nurse Maria SMITH working Rodborough aged 45 born Melksham who could fit??? Samuel married 1868 VIC Frances (Fanny) CHAPMAN said born GLS c1847, parents Henry CHAPMAN and Emma PILLINGER. This is surely the family GLOUCESTER St. Catherine 1851 CENSUS, Gloucestershire P.R.O. Reference # HO 107/1961 Part of the Parish of St. Catherine beginning At Home the Priory Gardens, Part of Half Street, Water Street, Saint Catherine Street, Deans Walk within the Borough, Saint Catherines Nap, Park Street, and the South side of Hare Lane and Pitt Street. Pages 45 Persons 385 Male 422 Female 807 Total Enumerator Charles Belcher 72 CHAPMAN Henry 51 Engine Fitter Nailsworth Emma 34 Gloucester City Henry 16 gen Labourer Gloucester City William 5 Scholar Gloucester City Fanny 3 Scholar Gloucester City Charles 2 Gloucester City It would appear that Francis (Fanny) CHAPMAN came as an assisted immigrant 1864 per "Golden Land" (Melbourne VIC); she was described as a general servant aged 18. She was engaged by Mrs GAUNSON ? Williamstown £18 for 1 month. Any interest in or knowledge of this family - I will put you in touch with my email enquirer. Please note this is not my family; an entry on my GLS Immigrants to Australia pre 1888 Index. Regards Kaye Kaye Purnell <kayepur@ozemail.com.au> Ancestors from GLS who came to Oz? Database kept on GLS arrivals to AUS pre 1888. Entries happily accepted; searches done. Visit my site at <http://www.ozemail.com.au/~kayepur>. Snail mail to 15 Balla Machree Way, Gymea Bay NSW 2227 AUS, including SSAE or 1 IRC.

Hi Listers. Many thanks to all who have assisted in tracing the above family. It would appear that John Bodger arrived in Llandaff betweem 1851 and 1855, from Somerset, married Catherine and started producing children, as confirmed by the census figures of 1861, 1881 and 1891 I am almost certain now that John Bodger's grandfather, also named John, who was born in Kingston St Mary, Somerset in 1765 is the earliest ancestor that I can find. So here goes trying to get back further. Isn't this great fun. Bob Symonds (Loughborough, Leics)

Paul wrote, referring to the Moonrakers list: > To those who might raise an eyebrow at my recommendation I can confirm > from personal experience that this is a much reformed list and that > although it is run on a more relaxed basis than some Rootsweb lists it > is nevertheless now worth joining as no doubt more than one or two list > members here can confirm? :-) I can certainly confirm that it has quietened down considerably compared with the past (mainly the result of the defection of a prominent founder member), but as a member for the last 4 1/2 years I've never felt inclined to leave it. Maybe I'm a more relaxed person than some? :-) Listers may be interested to know that it also has a new and growing associated web site at: http://www.moonrakers.org.uk which is devoted to Wiltshire genealogy and associated material. ------------------------------------------------------------ Jim Fisher in Luton, Beds, UK. jim@jimella.co.uk Personal site: http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~jimella/home.htm Management accounting site: http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~jimella/

Hello Today I received the birth certificate of a lady who I believed was my gg grandmother. Now, after seeing the certificate I don't think it is her. I'd like to keep the certificate, but if you think are related to her, email me and I'll send a copy. Registration district of Abingdon 1857 Birth in the Sub-district of Fyfield, in the county of Berks. When and where born: 29th January 1857, Eaton Sex: Female Name and Surname of father: Henry (? hard to read) Barrett Name of mother: Anne Barrett formerly Keep or Heep (hard to read) Occupation of father: Agricultural Labourer Signature of informant: + the mark of Ann Barrett, mother, Eaton. Registered: 4th Feb 1857 Hope that helps someone out there! Taryn Jones researching: BARRETT TURNER CLEGG in Wiltshire, Hampshire, Devon and Jersey. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail - only $35 a year! http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

Dear Listers, I am not having a lot of success finding my SHIRLEY family in the Cornish and Wessex areas so I thought that I would post the name varients, just to see if I have any more luck. For the years 1800 - 1900:- SHERLEY, SHIRELEY, SHURLEY, SHYRLEY. If any of these names are found I would be grateful if you can contact me with the findings Either off or on list, as I read every posting that is put on these lists before deleting any of them. Kindest Regards, Carol Lloyd nee SHIRLEY alloy@lloydy37.fsnet.co.uk

I can confirm that, Paul, though I may be a little biased as the group's webmaster. We're gradually rebuilding the list and the on-line services - a slow job but well in hand. The new web site address is http://www.moonrakers.org.uk ___________ Dave Stiles stiles@linkcheck.co.uk

Hello , We would be very grateful if anyone is tracing the following families: William Boyle Gauntlett, born 15 dec, 1834, Market Lavington, Wiltshire. Jacintha Madelina Turner, born 21oct 1840, Wiltshire,died 1928 Collingborn Kingston. We are also having problems tracing the following family:- My grandfather was born John Slade Fox Andrews 11oct 1879 at Bath. Shortly after his birth his father changed the family name to Fox-Andrews. On my g/fathers marriage certificate,registration district of West Derby. On thusday 10 Aug1911, he married Flora Lloyd Rawlings, (otherwise Flora Lloyd) she was 37yrs;- address was 13Oakfield ,Walton. Flora's birth was on 21 Mar1877,death 6Sept1936. We need help with this one . 2. Father:- Stephen Fox Andrews born 8 June 1843,Salisbury J S Fox-andrews married 1867 3. Mother:- Sarah Slade born 1880, Bath 4. Father:- Stephen Andrews born 1817 Salisbury. 5. Mother:- Charlotte Fox born 1821 Salisbury. Any further information regarding these families would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Steve and Liz

G�day While helping on another project I had my first experience of the surviving shipping records and indents of convicts tried Bristol and GLS who were transported to VDL (Tasmania). These are of differing quality; for some reason far fewer full indents survive than for NSW transportees, though where they exist they are excellent. Also for some transports there survive lists of personal baggage brought with them by the convicts, and details of any valuables (money, rings etc) that they may have had with them which were lodged with the ship�s surgeon during the voyage - fascinating stuff. For my own index I was interested to compare the stated Native Place of those tried Gloucester with the place given as "address" in Wyatt's "GLS Transportees". These are the indent details given for those tried Gloucester who were transported to TAS per �Andromeda� arriving 23 Feb 1827. I have not copied all info given (such as descriptions) but have included details of interest or those which may help in identification. NP = native place Peter ALDRIDGE aged 25, shepherd & sheep shearer. NP Horsley [Wyatt says Nailsworth]. Married with 2 chn. Crime: stealing fowls - 7 years. Previously convicted at Gloucester for stealing a coat - sentence 6 weeks; for stealing fowls - sentence 9 months. Charles BESSELL aged 20, shoemaker & servant. NP Bristol. Single. Crime : burglary - tried with GROVES, DENNER & EVANS - Life. James BUTLER, aged 22, groom & jockey. NP Ennis, Co Clare. Single. Crime: stealing in a dwelling house - Life. William CHIVERS aged 24, postman & groom. NP Melksham, WIL. Single. Crime: burglary - Life. John CONSTABLE, aged 39, sawyer - top & bottom. NP Lechlade. Married with 1 child. Crime: burglary - Life. William CURTIS aged 27, groom & coachman. NP Kilkenny. Single. Crime: burglary - Life. John DENNER aged 19, blacksmith�s lad. NP Bristol. Single. Crime: burglary - tried with EVANS, BESSELL & GROVES - Life. Previously convicted at Bristol of stealing copper coins to the value of 8/-; 8 months. William EVANS aged 21, house painter. NP Bristol. Single. Crime: burglary, tried with GROVES, BESSELL & DENNER - Life. George GREENWOOD aged 17, bargeman. NP Gloucester. [Wyatt says Hull YKS]. Crime: stealing boat oars? - 7 years. Richard GROVES aged 23, shoemaker. NP Exeter. [Wyatt says St Peter�s Bristol]. Crime: burglary - tried with EVANS, BESSELL & DENNER - Life. William HARRIS aged 24, lime burner, farmer & ploughman. NP Gloucestershire [Wyatt says English Bicknor]. Single. Crime: sheep stealing - Life. Joseph HATHERILL aged 26, labourer. NP Horsley [Wyatt says Uley]. Single. Crime: burglary - Life Robert HYETT aged 22, ploughman, shepherd & shearer. NP Gloucester City [Wyatt says Blakeney]. Single. Crime: stealing from person to the value of 8/6 - Life. Previously convicted of absconding from service - sentence 3 weeks. Had deserted from 28 th Regt when taken for this offence. Thomas JAMES aged 18, labourer & japanner. NP Bristol. Single. Crime: burglary - Life. Tried before at Gloucester for picking pockets but acquitted. James JONES aged 30, book keeper. NP Macather? Embling, Glamorgan [Wyatt says Newcastle, Carmarthen]. Crime: horse stealing - Life. George KING aged 20, groom. NP Gloucester [Wyatt says Cheltenham]. Single. Crime: stealing in a dwelling house - Life. Thomas MILLARD aged 28, farmer & ploughman, a shepherd for 9 years. NP Tytherington GLS. Single. Crime: burglary - Life. Previously convicted of burglary - sentence 2 years. John MILLS aged 17, labourer. NP Yate. Crime: stealing geese - 7 years. Thomas PEGLER aged 26, farmer & ploughman. NP Dodington [Wyatt says Dyrham & Hinton]. Married; 1 child. Crime: highway robbery - tried with TURNER - Life. Previous conviction for assault - fined 20/- George PRICE aged 18, weaver. NP Eastington. Single. Crime: burglary - Life. Previously convicted at Gloucester for stealing a watch - 18 months. William SAXTON aged 34, upholsterer. NP Shrewsbury. Crime: stealing in a dwelling house to the value of 40/-; Life. A soldier in the 32 Regt 19th Dragoons for 14 years. Single. James TURNER aged 41, farmer & ploughman. NP Boxwell [Wyatt says Leighterton]. Widowed; 5 chn. Crime: highway robbery - tried with PEGLER - Life. Previously imprisoned for 1 month for absconding. William WALLINGTON aged 24, shoemaker. NP Hillesley. Married, 1 child. Crime: burglary - Life. John WATKINS, aged 21, edge tool maker & blacksmith. NP Stroudwater [Wyatt says Randwick]. Single. Crime: stealing in a dwelling house - Life. Previously convicted of stealing a shirt - 1 week; stealing edge tools - 2 months. So we have a sample of 24 men tried at Gloucester during 1826. All received life sentences, except 3 tried for (seemingly) very minor offences who received 7 year sentences. Almost all their crimes were stealing from a dwelling house, or burglary (burglary was the crime of entering a building AT NIGHT with intent to commit a felony). Of those for whom status was given, 5 were said to be married or widowed. Most were of the ag lab, shoemaker, servant calling, although there were a few tradesmen - blacksmith, sawyer, house painter, and 1 book keeper. There are substantial differences between the convict indents and Wyatt here; my thought would be that Wyatt records occupation at time of trial, while indent records everything that they were capable of, in an attempt to guide potential employers in TAS. 5 were aged under 20, 16 were aged 20-30, 2 were aged 30-40, and 1 over 40. Only about 1 in 3 had been before the courts before; we are often told that transportees were hardened criminals! Although tried at Gloucester 6 were born outside the county. There are some differences between the native place given on the indent and the �addresses� as given in Wyatt [which are described as EITHER parishes of settlement OR places of temporary residence OR of origin]. Some of these are a matter of a different village a few miles away but some are substantial. All these men born GLS will have an entry on my GLS Immigrants to Australia pre 1888 Index and I would welcome more info. Regards Kaye Kaye Purnell <kayepur@ozemail.com.au> Ancestors from GLS who came to Oz? Database kept on GLS arrivals to AUS pre 1888. Entries happily accepted; searches done. Visit my site at <http://www.ozemail.com.au/~kayepur>. Snail mail to 15 Balla Machree Way, Gymea Bay NSW 2227 AUS, including SSAE or 1 IRC.

Hello: I am new to this list. I am looking for the following families: Barnes in Dorset George James Barnes--Family before 1900; Amelia Morris parents/siblings before 1900' Both of these families in the Dorset area; Hampshire maybe? Straight Family from Oxfordshire/Essex Thanks so much Heather and Peter Straight Northern BC Canada

OK - I'll try and make this the last one:-) Although not hosted by Rootsweb Jim has reminded me that there is another list for Wiltshire apart from Wilthsire-EMI which I haven't mentioned yet. This is the Moonrakers List which is now hosted by Yahoo, which you can subscribe to by sending an e-mail to: moonrakers-subscribe@yahoogroups.com You will then receive a message from Yahoo asking you to return the message to confirm the subscription. To those who might raise an eyebrow at my recommendation I can confirm from personal experience that this is a much reformed list and that although it is run on a more relaxed basis than some Rootsweb lists it is nevertheless now worth joining as no doubt more than one or two list members here can confirm? :-) Regards Paul Portland

Forwarded On Sun, 18 Feb 2001 13:51:57 -0800, Joe & Audrey Sandey <awsandey@abel.co.uk> wrote: > >Dear All. > >As no one has answered my plea regarding my LANGDORD Family I shall put >the details on line again. I am researching the name of LANGFORD. My 3xg >grandfather was a BLACKSMITH and went to JERSEY working at St.BRELADE. I have all the >Census from 1841 Having arrived some time in the 1830-1835. I am interested in where he >was born?? >He had married his 2nd wife in CHARD but so far have found no link to >take me any further back. No Pigot's etc in 1830. Any help or ideas welcomed. > >Kind Regards. >Audrey. > >

Hi Listers, I'm new to this so here's a list of my interests. I would be grateful to hear from anyone who might have a connection to any of those mentioned below: DENNING/DUNN Glous. Also BALCH, Shepton Mallet & Ditcheat Som TOVEY/ WASLEY Glous Holland Martin Family - Glous Isle of Wright during 1914-18. DENNING - Stroud? - Glous. g-gfather James William Ivor Denning b.1875 (Possibly had a half brother called Edward with connections in Weston Super Mare married Florence, dau. Rosemary.) DUNN - Lancs? - Glous - Somerset - James Denning m. Elisabeth Mary Dunn b. Eccles? (Do not know whether this is Eccles Lancs or Eccles of Winchcombe census district Glous.) Elisabeth Mary's mother Mary Jane Dunn - first husband died of TB. Later married GEO. BALCH of Shepton Mallet and lived in Ditcheat, Som. Other Dunn Children: Maude Dunn - Spinster (never married) Thomas Dunn - petty officer RN (wife's name Ethel) May have become a publican in SW Louisa Dunn m, Alfred WATTS lived Westbury Wilts. Joseph Dunn - merchant navy (capt?) William Dunn - lived Honition Devon, had two sons, Gordon who died in Blitz WWII, 1 other and dau. called May DUNN George Dunn - m French woman then a Belgian - lived near Notre Dame Paris during WWII My g-grandfather James DENNING was a soldier from age 16, then a miner in the Rhondda, Welch Regiment from 1891-c.1903/4 (when he married). Does anyone have any info in Welch Reg during that time? In 1914 rejoined Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry - Regimental Curator speculates as he was 39 yrs probably stationed on ISLE OF WRIGHT where training carried out. Can anyone tell me how I might find out more about his Isle of Wright sojourn? (I can suppy his army number) TOVEY -g-grandfather Charles TOVEY b. Cheltenham 1841 m Leah b. Hereford 1875 (Like to know her maiden name) g.g-father William Charles TOVEY b Cheltenham 1875 - had a sister called Alice G and two half sisters Diana and Catherine (half-sisters both dead by 1895) William was supposed to have been orphaned in Cheltenham, said to be one of 5 children, brought up by a minister in Cheltenham. Can anyone help with this? William C TOVEY later married Minnie WASLEY b. Overbury 1878 she was the dau of Thomas WASLEY b.Bangrove 1834? and Emma (GREEN?) Gretton/Alderton? b. 1835 Living, Bishop's Cleeve Glous 1881 WASLEY Children: Kate WASLEY -b. Longdon 1861 m HEWITT - kept shop in Tewkesbury Glous Bertha (know of her decendents) Agnes WASLEY b. Gretton 1870 m James BEVAN journeyman/carpenter. Edna/Ada WASLEYb.Overbury, 1873 Sidney WASLEY died young? Minnie Louisa (my g-grandmother) Their Father THOMAS WASLEY son of WILLIAM WASLEY and ANN (?) Wm born about 1800 Teddington/Bangrove Glous. Would Like to know more about him. The family lived on an Estate belonging to the HOLLAND-MARTIN family - would like to know more of them. Look forward to hearing from you. Lisa, Fife, Scotland