Livermore - Felsted/Felstead

[RobertS]

Hi,
Saw your posting and thought I'd add a few thoughts as I live in Felsted. Felsted village centre is surrounded by lots of greens.
Molehill green is still molehill Green.
Willers Green is Williows Green.
Burlingstye Green, could be Bannister Green, or Burnstye Green
Cock Green is still Cock Green and close to Bannister Green
Grand Courts is a large House towards Rayne.

I have a few old images of felsted, although Google image search throws up most of them if you search on "Felsted". The Church has website www.felstedchurch.org , the church site currently has a village profile as we have been advertsiing for a new Vicar. The profile includes some nice photos. There is also a village website www.felstedplus.co.uk which has some local history and a nice gallery.

Hope this helps
RobertS

[RobertS]

Just checked www.genesconnected.co.uk and there are three people listing a total of 28 Livermore family members born in Felsted.
Worth making a connection if you haven't already.
RobertS

[jolou27]

I live in Great Yeldham - but don't know the Felsted area a great deal. A friend told me that there was a molehill green nearer stansted somewhere - are there two molehill greens then?

thanks for your help btw!
Jo

[RobertS]

Hi,
Molehill green, Felsted is just east of Bannister Green, and south east of Frenches Green, and just west of Willows Green. It only comprises a few houses, and a farm. A very pretty corner of the parish.
Reagrds
RobertS

[malbee]

Hello

I've just discovered this site, and looking through came across this thread, jolou25, i am a direct descendant of the other Joseph Livermore through his son Aaron, little bit of information i have they must have been friends, as according to Felstead marriages 1813-1837 they both married on the same day, Dec 4th 1829, my Joseph to Ann Crow and the other Joseph to Eliza Wakefield, also the same time Aaron was born, Joseph and Eliza had a son Moses, so either they were both deeply religious or they had a great sense of humour, don't know anymore about either of them, such as parents or anything, but it's nice to know that our ancestors probably grew up together, small world eh!

Take Care.

Mal

[willsher]

Hi Jolou
Just thought I'd add a bit more to your tree, one of my Gt Aunts married Peter Livermore, 3 months on the 1861 census. Mary Ann Hockley b. abt 1861 in Braintree.
Hope this is of some help.
Willsher

[essexbird2004]

Livermore of Great Waltham very near Felsted,Essex

Marriages Great Waltham Jan 1704 - Dec 1755

Robert Livermore Married Mary King 3/12/1723

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Burials Jan 1704 - June 1774

Sarah  d.of Sarah & Robert Livermore 5/7/1708
The Widow Livermore 19/7/1713
Mary Livermore  21/4/1720
Sarah  wife of Robert Livermore 26/5/1723
Mary wife of Robert Livermore 23/4/1728
Shadrach Livermore 19/9/1731
Mary Livermore 23/8/1732


Christenings/Baptisms
June 1703 - May 1780

Abednego  s.of Shadrack & Mary Livermore 10/2/1704
Sarah  d.of Sarah & Robert Livermore 6/12/1707
Sarah  d.of Robert & Sarah Livermore 19/8/1711
Elizabeth  d.of Robert & Sarah  Livermore 11/1/1714
Thomas  s.of Robert & Sarah Livermore  11/8/1717
Lyddas  d.of Robert & Sarah Livermore  5/6/1720

regards
Kath x

[coombs]

Hi jolou25

What a coincidence as my great, great, great gran was Elizabeth Jane Livermore born in Felstead in 1843/1844 and married George Clift in 1868. She was the daughter of Samuel Livermore and Sarah. Samuel was born in around 1810 and died in 1882. His father I believe may have been Edward Livermore as there was one living with Samuel's family in 1841. In 1881, Samuel was in the Dunmow Workhouse.

Unfortunately the 1851 census for Felstead is missing as it says on Ancestry.com which villages around the country are missing.

Ben