Walter Ryland Completed with thanks.

[MJR]

Many Thanks to you all. Keyboard86 hit the right note, although Ancestry has missed to transcribe the surname. I found the entry and that is them, several children I did not know about, but Walter and Elizabeth, the Mrs Parker, were listed. Brother and sister 11 years apart. Once again many thanks to you all, query solved. MIK.

[Mort29]

well found Keyboard - I suspected it was an Ancestry-oriented problem 

Find this Family (shown in the 1881 Census @ RG11; Piece: 2550; Folio: 142; Page: 2 Avening) - in the 1891 census, might be what you need to ID Walter born c1884, Avening.

I could see that Sarah should have been around as her death wasnt until 1897 - and James Parker Ryland was a visitor in Oxfordshire....

[MJR]

Thanks Mort. I have just found JP in Oxfordshire, the P was a F on Ancestry. Many Thanks MIK.

[RichRolls]

Re: Richard Ryland 1799 Marriage

I have the same details, except the marriage was on 25 (not 10) November 1799.  His name is transcribed as "Hyland", not "Ryland", but the spouse of Ann Lewis is the same.  The details are:

Register Ref: P154/12, page 63
in St Mary de Lode , Gloucester, Gloucestershire.

[svelgen]

Walter Ryland Born 1884 in Gloucester  the son of James Ryland and Mary Ann Barnes
Went to the USA with his Brother Jack (John M Ryland) both worked in Chigago
Walter was a valet to a very rich man who lost all his money in the early days of the Great Depression.Subsequently Walter lost his job and could not get another, dying in Chicago in 1931
Jack returned to Europe in the Great war with the American Forces he said that he was dissapointed not to have been able to visit his family in Gloucester when he was drafted back to the US Jack Died in 1950 in Palm Beach

Wed 07 Dec 1904 Walter Ryland, Longlevens, was summoned for leaving his horse and cart unattended on November 28th. P.C. Edwin Perkins said the horse and cart were left 10ft..... for leaving a horse and cart unattended o Fleece Hotel, Wotton. Defendant 6 and was ordered to pay 2s. 6d

[arglos]

Hello,

Can anyone go further back on Richard Ryland