Perrys of Rodborough, Stroud and Woodchester, Gloucester and Shepton Mallet, Somerset
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Re: Perrys of Rodborough, Stroud and Woodchester, Gloucester and Shepton Mallet, Somerset
 GeoGeoP
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Posted: 20 Jul 2007 7:46AM GMT |
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Janice,
I read the GLS board now and then and have only just read you last. Sorry about the delay.
My gr grandfather Nathaniel Pinegar married an Eliza Perry of Kingswood on 1 Aug 1863. Her father was William - a weaver - deceased.
Nathaniel Pinegar of Kingswood - a widower - married an Ann Spencer of Wotton Under Edge in August 1868. I have not bothered to get the d-cert for Eliza who died in the March qtr of 1868 (freebmd).
Both marriages took place in the Independent Chapel in Kingswood in the district of Dursley.
In the 1871 census of Kingswood in a cottage named, "Muncom Thorns" on the census (actually Monk in Thorns), on the road between Charfield Green and Kingswood, is shown Nathaniel's family which includes Mary Ann 5 years old. I have not bothered to follow that twig but I confidently expect Mary Ann to be the daughter of Eliza nee Perry.
Regards
Geoff
I read the GLS board now and then and have only just read you last. Sorry about the delay.
My gr grandfather Nathaniel Pinegar married an Eliza Perry of Kingswood on 1 Aug 1863. Her father was William - a weaver - deceased.
Nathaniel Pinegar of Kingswood - a widower - married an Ann Spencer of Wotton Under Edge in August 1868. I have not bothered to get the d-cert for Eliza who died in the March qtr of 1868 (freebmd).
Both marriages took place in the Independent Chapel in Kingswood in the district of Dursley.
In the 1871 census of Kingswood in a cottage named, "Muncom Thorns" on the census (actually Monk in Thorns), on the road between Charfield Green and Kingswood, is shown Nathaniel's family which includes Mary Ann 5 years old. I have not bothered to follow that twig but I confidently expect Mary Ann to be the daughter of Eliza nee Perry.
Regards
Geoff