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Title: GABB
Post by: AmandaP on Monday 06 November 06 04:27 GMT (UK)
Hello,

If you are descended from William Gabb who had children in the late 1700s/early 1800s in the Stonehouse/Kings Stanley area I would love to hear from you.  William might have been a baptist as his son John was.  I am desperately trying to find John's mother and IGI doesn't have a record that I can confidently fit.

Also any advice on finding ancestors who aren't IGI and who emigrated prior to the 1841 census would be much appreciated.

Regards,
AmandaP (nee Gabb)
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: Aussie Karrob on Monday 06 November 06 05:51 GMT (UK)
Hi AmandaP,
If you look on the net in telstra's white pages, you will find at least one Gabb in Bathurst, NSW.  She has a daughter that she may care to put you onto.  Im sure that Gordon Gabb (Anglican and dec c1998) came from somewhere in England.

I will endeavour to make what enquiries Im able in the meantime

Hope that this helps.
Robert & Karon
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: AmandaP on Wednesday 08 November 06 02:55 GMT (UK)
Hi AmandaP,
If you look on the net in telstra's white pages, you will find at least one Gabb in Bathurst, NSW.  She has a daughter that she may care to put you onto.  Im sure that Gordon Gabb (Anglican and dec c1998) came from somewhere in England.

I will endeavour to make what enquiries Im able in the meantime

Hope that this helps.
Robert & Karon

Hi Robert & Karon,

Thank you.  Do you mean that the "Gabb daughter" has traced her family tree or just that you know of some Gabbs from England?

Thanks,
Amanda
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: dgabb on Friday 17 November 06 22:02 GMT (UK)
hi i dont know whether i am part of the same family but my 7xgt grandfather was john born 1730ish and married to mary had son called george from the same area you are looking please email me thanks helen
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: AmandaP on Saturday 18 November 06 00:40 GMT (UK)
Hi Helen,

Thanks for your reply, I've sent you my email address via PM, as I can't access your email address through the forum.  I'm sure we're related somewhere back there along the way, fingers crossed you have the Gabb branch I am looking for. 

Regards,

Amanda
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: Aussie Karrob on Saturday 18 November 06 09:22 GMT (UK)
Amanda.
All I can be sure of is that there are Gabb's in Bathurst.  Im sure too, that Mr Gordon Gabb (d c1998 in Bathurst) was of British descent.

If you would like, I could in due course ring them and ask if they know of his origins, which Im sure they do.

Cheers
Robert & Karon
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: AmandaP on Monday 20 November 06 04:21 GMT (UK)
Hi Robert & Karon,

I've had another look at my family tree and it is possible that Gordon Gabb was my grandfather's (William Norman ("Norm") Gabb) first cousin.  I have a Gordon Gabb son of Alfred Gabb and Ida Span.  Alfred b1874 was the son of William Gabb b1828 and Ann Green b 1837, William was the Son of John Gabb and Hester Walkley m1826.  John was the son of William and ? - this is who I am searching for.  Any Gabb cousin that I have spoken to hasn't gotten further back than this, however it is my goal to do so.

If you could phone the Gabbs in Bathurst that you know, I would really appreciate it.  It is likely that Gordon is who I think he might be, most Gabbs in NSW are descended from John and Hester.


Thanks again!

Amanda
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: Aussie Karrob on Friday 26 January 07 12:06 GMT (UK)
Amanda,
I have passed all this information to the Gabb family here in Bathurst.  As well I have given them the link to this page and to rootschat.  I will be in touch with them again in the next month or so and will prod them along.  Gordons daughter was quite excited with the information that I had read from here.  She is taking that information to her mothers for futher assessment and info gathering.  They have done quite a bit on their genealogy to date.

Hoping this note finds you and yours in good health and in good spirits for 2007

Robert & Karon

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Title: Re: GABB
Post by: AmandaP on Saturday 27 January 07 04:37 GMT (UK)
Hi Robert & Karon,

Gordon Gabb in my tree had a brother Loyal Leslie Gabb and a sister Yvonne Gabb.  One of his nephew's was a politician in the 80's.

At the end of last year, a cousin of mine sent me a little bit of info that she had that's not available from BDM yet so I have the children of Gordon Gabb - your lady must be the one I have in my tree.  I don't have her mother's name and details however.

If this is the same people, feel free to PM me for my email address to pass on to Gordon's daughter.

I hope you are in good health and good spirits too.

Thanks for your help.

Amanda

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Title: Re: GABB
Post by: 0rinoco on Tuesday 01 May 07 09:54 BST (UK)
Hi, Amanda. As a matter of interest, my g.g.g.g grandfather, William Artus, married Hannah Gabb of Longney about 1823/4. I still haven't traced the marriage entry, so maybe they didn't actually marry.
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: Sandee on Tuesday 01 May 07 14:43 BST (UK)
HI Amanda
Do you have any connections with Newmans in Prestbury Gloucestershire?
Have I asked you before?
Sandie
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: AmandaP on Wednesday 02 May 07 03:52 BST (UK)
Hi Orinoco,

I'm sure we're connected somewhere, they say all Gabbs are related, but it could go back to the middle ages for all I know.  Unfortunately I still haven't gotten further back with my Gabbs than as mentioned in my first post.  My GGGG Grandfather William Gabb's wife was probably Sarah Alder, married in Kings Stanley in 1801 but I don't have anyway of linking this marriage to the birth of my GGG Grandfather John Gabb due to the poor quality of the Baptist records for this era.


Hi Sandee,

I haven't found much on my Newmans from Gloucestershire (Stround & Minchinhampton), I think you were one of the ladies who helped me find details on the censuses for Lucy S Newman my GGG Grandfather's sister (I think), Lucy was in my prayer book etc.  We didn't have a connection with the Prestbury Newmans at that stage.


My Gabbs are from my Dad's side and my Newmans are from my Mum's side so its just a coincidence that I have two branches that go back to a similar area.


Amanda  :)

Title: Re: GABB
Post by: 0rinoco on Wednesday 02 May 07 06:03 BST (UK)
Interesting reply, Amanda. I will go through the reams of paper I have and see what I can find cocerning the Gabbs, then get back to you.
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: AmandaP on Wednesday 02 May 07 06:41 BST (UK)
Thanks Orinoco, I look forward to seeing what you have, fingers crossed you have the missing piece to my puzzle.

Regards,

Amanda
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: 0rinoco on Wednesday 02 May 07 08:19 BST (UK)
Just had a cursory look, Amanda, and came across these:
Henry Artus married Sarah Savage, Coaley, 1792, witness, Thomas Gabb and Mary .......?
Noah Smith married Edith Dangerfield, Coaley, 1792, witness, Joseph Chamberlain and Thomas Gabb.
Hopefully, more to follow.
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: 0rinoco on Wednesday 02 May 07 09:06 BST (UK)
Ok, Amanda. Here we go! Gabbs first.
John m. Sarah Bennett, Cam, 21/7/1804
Mary m. Wm. Terrat, Cam, 15/2/1682/3
William m. Nancy Hill, Cam, 28/9/1790
Maria m. Samuel Heaven, Frocester, 20/5/1714
John m. Martha Heaven, K. Stanley, 9/4/1705
Thos. (of Stonehouse) m. Jane Eylis, K. Stanley, 26/12/1717
Elizabeth m. Benjamin Mills, K. Stanley, 25/4/1736
Mary m. Thos. Dangerfield, K. Stanley, 14/9/1740
William m. Sarah Alder, K. Stanley, 22/6/1801
Margaret m. John Elliots, Quedgeley, 30/8/1680
William of Brookthorp m. Mary Long, Slimbridge, 10/9/1776
Samuel m. Elizabeth Hill, Uley, 19/12/1791
Daniel m. Elizabeth Hill, Eastington, 16/12/1827
John m. Jane Hill, Uley, 18/2/1817
Thomas m. Margaret Hill, Bisley, 18/10/1581
John m. Rebecca Hill, Thornbury, October 1771

Probably duplicated some stuff you already have, but may help. Will look for more later.

Title: Re: GABB
Post by: AmandaP on Thursday 03 May 07 02:16 BST (UK)
Hi Orinoco,

Thanks for your replies.  Do you have any birth records, particularly for a John Gabb born somewhere between 1795 to 1810 with a father's name William, somewhere in the Stroud area, probably Stonehouse or Kings Stanley? 

Note William Gabb and Nancy Hill had a son John in 1804 in Cam but at this stage I don't believe its my John, a cousin had suggested it but my John was a baptist not an Anglican.  I'm more interested in any children of William Gabb and Sarah Alder if records can be found.

Regards,

Amanda
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: 0rinoco on Thursday 03 May 07 05:30 BST (UK)
Hello, Amanda. I have reference to a couple of John Gabbs who fit both the birth date and the location criteria in the 1851 Census.
John, 51, cloth worker, Randwick.
John, 57, Servant, Randwick.
Also.
John, 51, blacksmith, N. Nibley, plus an outsider,
John, 57, ag. lab. Kempley.
There is also a William Gabb, 77, widower, born Hucclecote, in the workhouse at Gloucester.
Back to the mill................ :)
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: AmandaP on Friday 04 May 07 01:21 BST (UK)
Thanks Orinoco but unfortunately my John Gabb emigrated to Sydney, Australia in 1837 and he was a sawyer/carpenter.  Thanks for trying.
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: 0rinoco on Friday 04 May 07 04:50 BST (UK)
Should have looked at your profile :-[ Wondered why your posts were always in the middle of the night! Anyway, if I come across anything that looks relevant, I'll let you know.
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: AmandaP on Friday 04 May 07 07:34 BST (UK)
O.K, thank you!  :)
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: kellygabb on Sunday 23 August 09 11:06 BST (UK)
Hiya Orinoco, I had to contact you after I saw you talking about Hannah Gabb from Longney.

I am looking into my family tree, and I believe that my Great Great Great Great Grandfather was George Gabb (born 1796) married to Anne Wilkins (born 1803). George was a blacksmith from Longney. I have been to St Lawrence church in Longney and found the headstone of Hannah Gabb (died 1826 aged 60 years). I am yet to make the connection of Hannah to my line of Gabb's, I was wondering if you might have any information that may help?

Have you seen the headstone or do you know what the inscription read?

I can't wait to hear back from you

Kelly Gabb
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: gunnie on Friday 02 October 09 23:07 BST (UK)
Hi
I have a Caroline Gabb marrying Thomas Hope in my tree. They were married 7 december 1840. Children Teresa Gabb Hope and William Gabb Hope. They were in the Newent and Oxenhall areas
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: 0rinoco on Sunday 04 October 09 19:23 BST (UK)
Hello, Kelly. Sorry about the delay. No, I haven't seen the headstone, but will take a look next time I visit Gloucester records office. Sounds fascinating. If you want to take a look at my tree, it's at http://www.artus-familyhistory.com/source/Early%20Maps.html/source/Artus%20Family%20Tree.html
Not quite sure that Hannah and my ggg grandfather actually married (hangs head in shame) :)
I'll see what info I have in my paperwork. Might be something of interest to you.
Eric
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: YvonneT on Monday 26 July 10 01:29 BST (UK)
Hi, have just joined , I am descended from Daniel Gabb who married Elizabeth Hill 1827,

Would love to exchange information..My Gabb side of the family come from the Hucclecote, Elmore area of Gloucestershire.The earlist I have gone to  back is  George Gabb B  :)1761.

Look forward to hearing from you. :)
Title: Re: GABB
Post by: ChasH on Monday 26 July 10 08:24 BST (UK)
Gabbers!!

Many years ago I made a list of info I found in Stonehouse records - it's attached.

My connection with Gabb is via a Jane baptized 1781.

Chas