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| Freya have you tried "The TROTMAN Family 1086 - 1963" by Francis Trotman at Gloucestershire Archives? Also many entries in their "Gloucestershire Notes and Queries" vol V?
I am looking for background to Moses Workman (Wakeman?) Trotman born Berkeley 1807 illegitimate son of Ann Bainham. If I can discount bullrushes, how is he linked to the Trotman tribe? Paul Evans 27 July 2010 |
| This a fantastic site. I wish all parishes had the same facilities. Thank you to those who have done the hard work.
It would be wonderful to make connections with ny Baker, Millard or Holloway families or their descendents. Janet Danson nee Baker 27 July 2010 |
| Thank you for such an easy to access site. What a find! I am researching the Trotman family. if anyone can help me with info on Thomas Trotman (Tratman) of Berkeley born abt 1598, to George and Agnes Trotman. in 1618 he was under 21 according to his fathers will and over seas on a merchant voyage. I know he married in about 1631, in berkeley, and his wife was born about 1604, but I have no name for her. Does anyone else know. i have a fairly compendious list of other family members going back to about 1300 so if anyone else is researching and I can help, please email and I will help if possible. thanks again for the site, it filled in some gaps very nicely. freya trotman 10 July 2010 |
| I am trying to find relations of John Croome Cullimore, born 1855 Alveston, and his wife Edith Sarah, born 1869, Titherington? John died 28.1.1936, and Edith Sarah 23.9.1951, they are both buried at Thornbury. John's g.grandfather William Cullimore died 1843 in Alveston, he was married in 1787 to Ann Croomeof Breadstone House, Berkeley. brenda croome 15 June 2010 |
| helpful site tracing a long family kennel man Berkley heather 13 June 2010 |
| Although slightly outside your area, I notice there are references to the surname Canning in this area. My Canning ancestors come from Bristol, but I am trying to identify links to JOHN CANNING who was christened on 15 August 1784 at Frampton-on-Severn, the son of John Canning & Anne Hewlett. JULIE JOHNS 2 June 2010 |
| I am researching my g.g. grandfather WILLIAM FITZHARDING THURSTON.Your hard work in transcribing all the information is much appreciated. Anyone else interested in the Thurston family? Dawn 31 May 2010 |
| just noticed someone looking for ancestors names organ. my great great great grandfather was valentine cole and he married alice organ i think in 1792, they had two children, amelia 1794, and mary. he then remarried as a widower to a sophia webb, and in 1810 had a daughter called rachel(cole) would be pleased to hear any info please. christine gardiner 21 May 2010 |
| Hi Everyone
If anyone is interested in the Trayhurn family tree, please feel free to contact me as I have a lot of info from John and Ann Trayhurn from 1773 through to Australia today Regards Shandelle Mclean 20 May 2010 |
| What a fantastic site - so much information to be had. Thank you to all the people who have given their time to putting this site together.
Researching Hester Shill's marriage to John Willcox family from Thornsbury and Almondsbury. Have come across an inscription on a gravestone in St Mary's Church in Almondsbury of a Hester SHIELD wife of John Willcox and daughter of Martha and Issac Shield. Wonder if this could be my Hester SHILL. Anybody any ideas please? Thanks. Lyn Lyn Willcox 19 May 2010 |
| i have had a message from hazle about the name penduck can you please contact me thank you suzanne penduck 25 April 2010 |
| What a wonderful find you are. You have helped me find many missing pieces to some of my family, the Brownings of Berkeley.
Thank you so much, Carolyn Nickels San Francisco, CA USA Carolyn Nickels 22 April 2010 |
| Good work - but I wish you would indicate on your front page exactly what records are available for each individual parish, and what period they cover. This is vital information, that is not easily found. Stuart Raymond 16 April 2010 |
| Wonderful help with Burgwin family research.USA Wilmington, NC Joseph Sheppard 9 April 2010 |
| Great site. The scribes have done a really good job. I am looking into the Trayhurn's or Trehurne's backwards from John and Hester or Esther (poss ne Rice)m abt 1818 Thornbury. Any information greatfully received. John Gwilliam 29 March 2010 |
| im looking for holders and gywnnell from all around gloucestershire mainly bull,taynton and about thankyou brenda x benda mccartie 27 March 2010 |
| My x5 great grandfather Richard Croome was born in 1698 at Thornbury. Married Hannah and they had 4 children: Daniel, Hannah, John & Thomas. Is anyone researching this line? Dennis Croome 17 March 2010 |
| have recently returned to scribes alcove ,is there anyone researching the early records for Bartons prior to 1700.Ihave severall early wills back to 1500 and trying to find the parents of Robert Barton born 1610 Thornbury. william barton 4 March 2010 |
| My great grandfather was Walter Baker from Rockhampton/Thornbury, he married Sarah Pritchard who died in 1934. Would like to know how 'Baker' transforms into 'Grove'!
Would appreciate any information. Helen Raven nee Grove 23 February 2010 |
| I am trying to find out about my grandmothers family. (Rugman) She was born Helen Rugman (known as Flossie)in 1895 in Thornbury district.Her sister Annie Elizabeth was born in 1880.I know there was another child Bert,and possibly others. I am interested to find out about their parents. I can find no baptisms of Annie or Helen on your site, and both sisters were married elsewhere. Can anyone help ? Gillian JEFFERY 7 February 2010 |
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