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Title: Eardisley 1770-1840
Post by: cardiff Irish on Saturday 02 April 05 09:54 BST (UK)
Hello All, With my various Hef. interests I am now researching the following names in Eardisley. Jones, Davies, Pugh and Price. If any lister has an interest I wouldbe delighted to hear from them. Regards,Kevin.
Title: Re: Eardisley 1770-1840
Post by: vic1 on Friday 07 December 07 23:00 GMT (UK)
I was born in Eardisley and have  jones and prices in my family tree as well as others  ( a  branch of my family goes back 400 years kin area) i visit regularly as parent  live there.so even if we are not related i may be able to help you -
Title: Re: Eardisley 1770-1840
Post by: garstonite on Sunday 09 December 07 09:17 GMT (UK)
hi vic1 and kevin....just for the record...my ancestors from eardisley...
ELIZABETH STRINGHAM B 1739..her parents were
WILLIAM STRINGHAM B 1709 and SARAH LEWIS B 1709....sarahs parents were
SAMUEL LEWIS B 1685 and ELIZABETH unknown b abt 1685...samuels parents were
JOANNIS(latin for john)LEWIS b abt 1660 and ALICIA unknown b abt 1660.
so i would be very grateful kevin if these 2 surnames pop up in your research,and also vic....were there any STRINGHAMS or LEWIS family in Eardisley when you lived there??...thanks...and regards...allan...joannis lewis`s 8xg grandson..lol
Title: Re: Eardisley 1770-1840
Post by: founder on Sunday 09 December 07 11:48 GMT (UK)
The furthest I have got back on my Jones line is a marriage between James Jones and Jane Pugh 1824 in Eardisley.

My lot appear to be from the Welton area of Eardisley.
Title: Re: Eardisley 1770-1840
Post by: vic1 on Sunday 09 December 07 18:23 GMT (UK)
no Stringhams I can recall i ,ll ask my mum - lewis's yes went to school with  a lewis and there were definetly older people with the surname - also you have a merrick in your genealogy info  there are merricks living in the area today.

vic
Title: Re: Eardisley 1770-1840
Post by: garstonite on Monday 10 December 07 10:59 GMT (UK)
thanks vic....elizabeth stringham married simon merrick.........marianne merrick married daniel oakes in 1873...hence my tree......i`d love to make contact with any merricks from eardisley...i have 34 merricks in my tree...all from norton canon/ocle pychard/letton..regards...allan oakes
Title: Re: Eardisley 1770-1840
Post by: vic1 on Thursday 13 December 07 21:47 GMT (UK)
There are Merricks living at Bollingham  which is between  kington and eardisley. they have lived there for at least twio generations  youc ould probably find them in the telephone book.
Title: Re: Eardisley 1770-1840
Post by: garstonite on Saturday 15 December 07 17:52 GMT (UK)
thanks vic....found merrick families in a few villages around eardisley...regards...allan
Title: Re: Eardisley 1770-1840
Post by: garstonite on Sunday 01 June 08 11:16 BST (UK)
well...I went to Eardisley over Whit Weekend....Lewis family still there but never had time to make a connection...2 pubs....The Tram Inn(find it incredible there were trams in Eardisley,its so out of the way) ..and the New Inn (built 1902)....very interesting character in the tram inn named Brian Hales..he`s written 2 books on Eardisley its families and its characters.....hes abt 70,and loves any challenge to do with the people of Eardisley,so...KEV...GOOGLE EARDISLEY,AND HIS BOOK TITLES COME UP...CONTACT HIM AND ASK ABOUT YOUR 4 FAMILIES ...I`M SURE HE`LL HELP...Allan
Title: Re: Eardisley 1770-1840
Post by: vic1 on Monday 02 June 08 19:34 BST (UK)
Tram was horsedrawn and carried timber and stone and other supplies for the Quarry at Kington  between the railways  It didn't carry people ( well not officially) were open wagons  and horsedrawn. Garstonite were you wandering  around there  whit sunday cos i went to my mums  ( by the methodist chapel ) and to the  graveyard that day  we may have past a nd not even known it .
Title: Re: Eardisley 1770-1840
Post by: garstonite on Saturday 21 June 08 08:47 BST (UK)
vic....I went to the graveyard on whit saturday about 2pm....I had a meal in the New Inn sat afternoon about 4pm,and then sat outside having a pint..it was a lovely sunny day...sunday it poured down(sods law)....allan
Title: Re: Eardisley 1770-1840
Post by: vic1 on Sunday 24 August 08 23:58 BST (UK)
for got to add  i know brian quite well he used to work for my grandfather in hay he mentions him in book. brian is like my MUM he's always lived in the area .
Title: Re: Eardisley 1770-1840
Post by: cmcdowell on Monday 06 October 14 19:02 BST (UK)
Kevin & Vic--  I am, also, searching the same family lines. 
Kevin, I was in contact with you some years back.  My g-g- grandfather is Harry (Henry) Seabourne, brother to William Seabourne, your relative. 
I'm also looking for information on the Jones, Prices, and Davies. Although, I do not recognize the name Pugh.  Is that linked to the Seaborne line? 
Kevin-  I'd really like to connect with you.  I tried to contact you by email, but the email was returned.  It's probably an old address.  I have a question concerning a particular Seabourne name.  It's the same name as your grandmother, but I'm worried your grandmother's name got mixed up and that it's incorrect.  Anyway....I'll explain more when you contact me.  I just don't want to share the name of your grandmother online, for her privacy. 
Vic--  I would love to connect with you and see how your Price and Jones link with my Price and Jones.  I'm dying to get back over to England and to visit Herefordshire!!  (Maybe next summer!)  You will have to tell me where to go to get information on family.  I'm in the USA now, immigrated here as a girl.
Thank you!!