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Offline St Gregory

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Re: The Monmouth Rebels 1685
« Reply #36 on: Wednesday 05 February 25 17:20 GMT (UK) »
I also have a copy of this book and it’s worth pointing out that it lists individuals alphabetically by surname, then also lists them under the towns and villages they came from. I’m using it to research the rebels that came from my village.

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Re: The Monmouth Rebels 1685
« Reply #37 on: Wednesday 05 February 25 19:59 GMT (UK) »
Hello St Gregory. Just found this thread that you have reactivated. Looks like Keith is no longer active. Are you able to provide and willing to do look ups?

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Jack Gee
CECIL - DNA, GILBERT-ShirehamptonEng-Vic/Australia,HERWEG-WoltwiescheGERmany-Vic/Aust,CREIGHTON-Donegal-NI,Gosforth/CumbriaEng-Vic/Aust,MCCLURE-Cloghroe/KillynureDonegal NI,Vic/Aust,PATULLO-StMadoesPerthshire-Vic/Aust,NICHOLAS-Nth CheritonEng/Vic Aust,COX-ShirehamptonEng,FORD-MidsomerNortonEng,THOMAS-Pilton/Devon,EDWARDS-Bristol/Eng,BOND-Norfolk,NAU-Germany,SINGLETON-MuncasterEng,LADLAY-GosforthEng,JOHNSTONE-BalmerinoFife, TEMPLE-StranorlarNI,CRAIGIE,HALL,HANNAM,GINGELL,HALE,OSMAN,HARVEY,ALLEN.

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Re: The Monmouth Rebels 1685
« Reply #38 on: Wednesday 05 February 25 20:28 GMT (UK) »
I can, though I’m a new and occasional visitor to the site. But looking up names in this book is very easy.

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Re: The Monmouth Rebels 1685
« Reply #39 on: Thursday 06 February 25 19:46 GMT (UK) »
Could i  avail myself of your help in this case? Please  have a look for the following names -
CECIL, GILBERT, WEBB, PARRY, HOWELLS, THOMAS, HARRIS, WORD, HYATT & EDWARDS.

All of these names have some association with my Gilbert paper tree of my Cecil Dna tree.
All are associated to country west of the Forest of Dean in the west counties and south Wales.
No time limit but any help would be much appreciated.
Name - date - context - if any?

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Jack Gee
CECIL - DNA, GILBERT-ShirehamptonEng-Vic/Australia,HERWEG-WoltwiescheGERmany-Vic/Aust,CREIGHTON-Donegal-NI,Gosforth/CumbriaEng-Vic/Aust,MCCLURE-Cloghroe/KillynureDonegal NI,Vic/Aust,PATULLO-StMadoesPerthshire-Vic/Aust,NICHOLAS-Nth CheritonEng/Vic Aust,COX-ShirehamptonEng,FORD-MidsomerNortonEng,THOMAS-Pilton/Devon,EDWARDS-Bristol/Eng,BOND-Norfolk,NAU-Germany,SINGLETON-MuncasterEng,LADLAY-GosforthEng,JOHNSTONE-BalmerinoFife, TEMPLE-StranorlarNI,CRAIGIE,HALL,HANNAM,GINGELL,HALE,OSMAN,HARVEY,ALLEN.

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Re: The Monmouth Rebels 1685
« Reply #40 on: Friday 07 February 25 18:44 GMT (UK) »
You’ve got some pretty common surnames there, so I’ll initially just tell you how many there are of each

Cecil - 0
Gilbert - 2
Webb - 7
Parry - 0, but see Pacey and Perry
Howells - 1, but 3 called Howell and 1 Hoell
Thomas - 13
Harris - 11
Word - 0
Hyatt - 0
Edwards - 8

So, up to 50 individuals. Do you have any specific names to narrow it down?
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