Hi,
I have just seen your post about the Street family of Homington. I am related to James Street, son of Thomas and Mary Street, and have been looking at this family for a few years.
I have just found a few more references to them from local papers:
Wilts Lent Assizes .. There were prisoners for trial. The first bill returned against James Croivter, who pleaded guilty to stealing a pair of boots, and a small quantity of bread and bacon, the property of Thomas Street, at Homingon. He was sentenced to two
28 March 1867, Devizes and Wiltshire Gazette.
Diocese of Salisbury On Tuesday last, as a labouring man, of the name of Jacob Street, of Homington, was returning home from this city, on arriving the bottom of Harnham hill, he fell down and instantly expired. 28 Oct 1833, Salisbury and Winchester Journal.
Accident at Homington On Thursday, a young man named Street, in the employ of Mr Flower, fell from a cart in which he was riding. He was taken up insensible, and was conveyed to the Salisbury Infirmary where every attention was paid to his case. 28 May 1869, Western Gazette.
Have you made much progress with the family?
Regard,
Madwith
