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Offline Vacher

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Re: The VACHER Familly History
« Reply #9 on: Thursday 20 November 14 20:43 GMT (UK) »
Hi Bob,
Thanks for the reply,I think there probably is a link between Vatcher and Vacher somewhere,I often get called Vatcher even now after 400years!
Thanks for mentioning Debpat I speak to her often.
regards Chris


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Re: The VACHER Familly History
« Reply #10 on: Thursday 30 May 24 03:43 BST (UK) »
Hello,

I've been putting together my family tree on Ancestry, which is the "Vater" iteration of the Vatcher name and settled in Newfoundland around 1800.

I am also at the same empass as noted earlier; George  / John Vacher in Milton Abbas.

From what I've been able to put together; George Vacher b. 1605 appears to have gone by "John". I think it far more likely that he married Dorothy White (which I found a record of a baptism for her in Hazelbury Bryan, dated 16 Mar 1605 or 1606).

I'm struggling with George "the elder" b.1580. Ancestry connects him to Elizabeth Painter with a marriage date of 1655 - which makes no sense.

There is definitely some confusion here and certainly with the circumstances at the time, it's no surprise. Along with a supreme lack of original names for their children!

Hopefully one day someone will figure it out and post it here!

Thanks
Mo