CUFF family

[penilelly]

I am looking for information about the parents of James Appleby Cuff 1821-1893 living in Dundry, Somerset, England. I know his father was George Cuff & that James was born in Evercreech, Somerset, England so presume his parents came from there too. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks Penilelly

[CaroleW]

Hi

From the IGI at www.familysearch.org

JAMES CUFF  Christening:  29 MAY 1820   Evercreech, Somerset,
Father:  GEORGE CUFF   Mother:  DIANA 

But no Appleby middle name

[CaroleW]

Hi

From the same website - other children born to George and Diana in Evercreech.  All dates shown are christening dates - not birthdates

MARY  5 JULY 1818
ANN  30 JUNE 1822
JOHN 14 MARCH 1824   
ISAAC  15 JANUARY 1826   

Plus these 2 which may be to a different George and Diana

Elizabeth Cuff   30 AUGUST 1807   Doulting

Jean Cuff  7 JANUARY 1816   Doulting Somerset
 

[CaroleW]

On the off chance it's the right parents for James

1851 census for Evercreech

George Cuff 74  pauper - labourer b Doulting
Dianna 72  b Doulting
Isaac   24  son b Evercreech
Ann Lumber 9  g/daughter b Bristol
HO107 Piece 1933 Folio 236 Page 7

[Eyesee]

Doulting marriage
1806 Dec 25
CUFF George otp
APPLEBY Diana otp
wits: John PARKER, Thos OSBORNE, Banns

Doulting baptisms
1807 Aug 30, Elizabeth, George & Diana CUFF
1809 Aug 27, George, George & Diana CUFF, born Jul 30
1811 Oct 6, John, George & Diana CUFF, born Sep 11
1813 Dec 26, Richard, George & Diana CUFF, Doulting, labourer
1816 Jan 7, Jane, d/o George & Diana CUFF, Doulting, labourer

They must have moved to Evercreech after this

1784 Dec 31, Diana APELLBY, Wm & Hanah APELLBY, born Oct 3

Ian C

[boycefamilytree]

Just to let ypou know .
There were some CUFF relations in Pontypridd South Wales in the early 1900's .
They are related to the Boyce family by marriage.
They also originated in Everdreech and Ditcheat before they settled in South Wales.

dave boyce

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