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. The Carters of Paulton are pretty infamous and anyone who has line through the Carters of Paulton had to research all of them to find their particular line.
Why were they all called George ?! ****
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Your George married first Hester James 22 Mar 1842 in Paulton SOMERSET
27 Mar 1842
George CARTER full age Bachelor Collier Paulton John CARTER Collier
Hester JAMES full age Spinster Paulton Thomas JAMES Collier
WIts: Thomas CARTER Hester CHIVERS
she was said to be born about 1820 in Paulton on the 1851 census HO107/1939 fo118 p18 and on the 1861 census too RG 9/4003 fo 25 p17 where did you get the information of her birth in Glamorgan?
George and Hester had 4 children all in Paulton before Hester died in Bedwellty Q2 1863 Bedwelty 11a 69 ( she is then Esther)
George then married Selina COBB Q3 1863
Carter George Bristol 6a 51
Cobb Selina Bristol 6a 51
George and Selina had 5 children all in Bedwellty
George was baptised 22 June 1818 Paulton son of John(1788 app) and Betty HEAl he was one of 10 children John and Betty married 24 Oct 1809 Paulton
Hope that starts you off
Trees
I am trying to find the burial place of Brice Webb, buried November 1884 and his wife Elizabeth who appears to have passed away between the 1871-1881 census. They appear to have spent most of their lives in the Civil Parish of Bedminster.
Have had no luck with Arnos Vale, Canford Crematorium that administers Avonview and Greenbank cemeteries.
Good evening,
If this is indeed post 1920 then his records will be with the MOD.
This means you can at least eliminate any one with that name who left the army before 1920.
John915