Coggeshall and Feering, Essex

[Megatill]

I would be interested in hearing from any member researching families in Coggeshall and Feering and villages nearby.


I have James MILLER married to Susanna WILSON in June 1803.
James is son of John MILLER married to Ann BENTLEY c1767.


I have found James in both the 1841 and 1851 UK Census data.

[muddy48]

I'm not researching, but like looking for interesting information..


http://www.visionofbritain.org.uk/place/place_page.jsp?p_id=6706

http://mauriceboddy.org.uk/Wood.htm

Approximate distance in miles from Coggeshall Great Britain to Feering Great Britain (UK) is 2 miles or 3.22 Kilometers

  History of Feering Village

http://www.essexinfo.net/feeringparishcouncil/village-history/
http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/england/essex/feering
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/ESSEX-UK/2003-11/1069192722

[sooze]

HI
IM LOOKING FOR A BIRTH RECORD FOR GRIMWOOD WOOD BORN 1823 FEERING ESSEX
HE WAS A FARMER WITH HIS OWN FARM - Hostage Farm, Sible Hedingham, Essex, England

[findem]

Hi Megatill,

Although I think you might be just interested in the names you mentioned, just in case not here's mine, in Coggeshall I'm researching the following ancestral surnames.

Alliston, Anthony/Anteney, Clerk, Dalton, Denton, Fowler, Gepp/Jepp, Harris, Hooper, Howard, Laurence, Pennock & Potter.

I haven't (yet) found any links to Feering.

Regards.

PS Sorry, putting Dalton in the above list is misleading, my Daltons came to Coggeshall sometime between 1773 and 1796 from Norfolk where I'm now continuing the research 
 

[FaerieFan]

Hello megatill, I see in your surname list that you are interested in the name 'Noon'.  I have some information on one branch and wonder if it is the same as your interest.

regards
FF

[Megatill]

Hi FF!


My Noons are located (so far) in Leicestershire.


Megan in Sydney

[FaerieFan]

My Noons are from Radcliffe Middx although I am stuck at 1788, cannot find where 'my' Richard Noon originated.
Good hunting

Jan  (FF)