John Bolton

Yalding, Kent (4.5 miles away)

2 years ago.

 

My Grandfather, Edward (Ted) Bolton was born in Yalding in 1870 and worked there as a farrier. I am researching family history and would like any information related to him.

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I now find that my great grandfather, Cornelius Bolton was the landlord of the Duke of Marlborough (Collier Street) for some years and that another of his sons William worked as a blacksmith in the area for a time.

 

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• John Bolton
• Vange, Essex (23.4 miles away)
• 1 year ago.
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• Steve, Thanks for the message. My family tree only goes back as far as 1793 (William Bolton)but I have some documents and photos not in the public domain that may interest your sister. I suspect that you are referring to the 'Ancestry' site, of which I am a member but do not maintain a full tree there. I will email you, hopefully to make arrangement for the information exchange.

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• steve owen
• Pentewan, Cornwall (241.8 miles away)
• 1 year ago.
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• SORRY JOHN THERE WAS A TYPO IN THE LAST MESSAGE SHOULD READ steveowen@macmanlee.co.uk

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• steve owen
• Pentewan, Cornwall (241.8 miles away)
• 1 year ago.
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• HI JOHN , FOUND YOUR NOTICE INTERESTING AS I AM RELATED TO THE BOLTONS . THE PUB IN COLLIER STREET WAS CALLED THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON NOT MARLBOROUGH. MY SISTER HAS BOLTON HISTORY BACK TO ABOUTH 1660! SHE IS ON A GENEOLOGY WEBSITE NOT SURE WHICH ONE BUT I WILL FIND OUT . THING IS AT THE MOMENT I KNOW THEY HAVE AN OFFER OF TWO WEEKS FREE BUT THAT WILL ALLOW YOU TO ACCESS AND DOWNLOAD EVERYTHING SHE HAS. EMAIL ME ON syteveowen@macmanlee.co.uk IF YOU NEED ANY MORE INFO

Robin Croucher

Cross at Hand, Kent (2.1 miles away)

2 years ago.

 

Hi, My mother was born and raised at Forge Farm, New Barn Road, Hawkenbury. So i believe her Granfather moved his family there sometime around the begining of WW2. All i know is that there would have been a Ernest SnR, Blanche, Ernest Jnr, Eileen and Mary ...... Sometime around 1925 onwards. Apparently my great grandfather (Ernest Snr who, incidently had only one leg and possibly worked as a Rag 'n' Bone man) was killed in an accident in the local area sometime around 1941. It's alleged that it was some form of 'traffic' accident. If anyone knows anything or remembers any information that may help me clarify or expand on any of these details i would be exceptionally greatful.

Many thanks

Robin Croucher

 

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Lionel Harding

Teston, Kent (4.8 miles away)

2 years ago.

 

My great great great great grand mother was born her in 1811~ she was Jane Russel (maybe Russell) who later married James Goodhew who was born in East Malling~ Kent. I am looking for more details please.

 

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• Moira Baldwin
• Millington, East Riding of Yorkshire (196.6 miles away)
• 11 months ago.
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• Hi
  
  Jane Russell and James Goodhew are also my relatives. Would you like to discuss?

Linda Mehaffey

Langley, Kent (2.6 miles away)

2 years ago.

 

I am trying to locate an address: 3 The Ponds~ Langley. My g/g/grandfather Alfred Chambers was living there in 1871.

 

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Randall Patterson

East Sutton, Kent (3.7 miles away)

2 years ago.

 

Can anyone help me locate the Will of Robert Filmer. It was proved 4 May 1629 (49 Ridley) in East Sutton~ Kent England.****Thanks

 

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Sharn White

Bearsted, Kent (4.2 miles away)

3 years ago.

 

I am looking for information about Jeremiah DUNSTER of bearsted who married mary kedwell in 1751. Also other members of this family.

 

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vivienne smith

Coxheath, Kent (2.0 miles away)

3 years ago.

 

I am looking for my relatives Paul and Margaret Davis

 

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Jean Testro

Tovil, Kent (3.2 miles away)

3 years ago.

 

I am searching for my great-grandfather's brother~ William Scotcher~ who lived with wife Liza or Lizzie and their daughter of the same name in the 1930s~ 40s or 50s. Family claim to fame is that he used to walk his goat up the High Street.****Any information will be gratefully received.****Jean

 

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Lisa Hill

Langley, Kent (2.6 miles away)

3 years ago.

 

Cyrus Scippio SMITH was born in Langley in 1855 to Jesse and Sarah Ann SMITH (SEARS). His siblings were Mary~ Edwin~ Lavinia~ & Selina. Edwin married Jane TOMLIN in 1866 and Lavinia married Richard SELL 1865 and then James Farnfield 1899. Seeking anyone with connections/descendants of these SMITH~ SELL and FARNFIELD families.

 

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Lisa Hill

Langley, Kent (2.6 miles away)

3 years ago.

 

Cyrus Scipio SMITH was born to Jesse and Sarah Ann SMITH nee SEARS~ at Langley in 1855. His siblings were Edwin~ Mary Ann~ Selina and Lavinia. Cyrus moved to New Zealand in the 1870's where he married my g-grandmother. Cyrus worked at the Horseshoe Inn on the 1871 census. Edwin married Jane Tomlin in 1866 and Lavinia married Richard SELL 1865 and then James Farnfield 1899. Seeking anyone connected to these SMITH~ SELL or FARNFIELD families.

 

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Calvin Judd

Langley, Kent (2.6 miles away)

3 years ago.

 

I believe my ancestor was Captain Thomas Judd born in Langley Parish 1602. From information my mother has he disagreed with the military objectives and fled with his wife to Ireland and eventually to Massachusetts.******as JUDD Root Person ID Box width % Layout List**Booklet**Individual List**Family List **Generations 23456789101112131415 Show Details ** **** Pedigree Tree **Descendancy Chart**Ancestry Chart**Compact Chart**Circle Diagram**Hourglass Chart**Family with spouse**Clemence MASON** William JUDD** Elizabeth JUDD** Thomas JUDD** John JUDD** Benjamin JUDD** Mary JUDD** Ruth JUDD** Philip JUDD** Roger JUDD** Samuel JUDD** William JUDD**Family with spouse**Mrs. Thomas JUDD**Family with spouse**Clemente MASON**Family with spouse**Sarah FREEMAN** **Thomas JUDD (I1453) **Birth 1602/03 (1603) -- Langley Parish~ Kent~ England**Death 12 November 1688 (Age 85) -- Northampton~ Hampshire~ Massachusetts****Loading... ** **** 1 **** Marriage 9 February 1688 -- Milford~ New Haven~ Connecticut****Pedigree Tree **Descendancy Chart**Ancestry Chart**Compact Chart**Circle Diagram**Hourglass Chart**Family with spouse**Thomas JUDD** William JUDD** Elizabeth JUDD** Thomas JUDD** John JUDD** Benjamin JUDD** Mary JUDD** Ruth JUDD** Philip JUDD** Roger JUDD** Samuel JUDD** William JUDD** **Clemence MASON (I1454) **Birth about 1612 -- ~ Kent~ Eng****Loading... ** **** ** Number of Children: 11 **

 

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Anne Harvey

Shepway, Kent (2.5 miles away)

3 years ago.

 

I attended Shepway Infants & Shepway Junior Girls from 1959 -1965

 

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William Stewart

Leeds, Kent (3.9 miles away)

3 years ago.

 

Sir John Stuard was a Captain at Leeds Castle.His father**Sir John Styward~ knight "Scotangle" had connections to Coventry England. The family ends up in Pateshull~ England****The Latinised adjective 'Roffensis' refers to Rochester****During 1450~ Coventry had become a favoured sanctuary for the Lancastrian King Henry VI and his wife~ Margaret of Anjou. The Royals fled here in June after an uprising by 50~000 men of Kent. In 1451~ King Henry VI granted Coventry along with its surrounding hamlets the elevated status of County~ and so~ from the 6th December **1451 there existed the "County of the City of Coventry" which would carry this status for nearly four centuries. **The settlements around the city forming the county were: Radford~ Keresley~ Foleshill~ Exhall~ Ansty~ Shilton~ Caludon~ Wyken~ Henly~ Wood-end~ Stoke~ Biggin~ Whitley~ Pinley~ Asthill~ Harnell~ Horwell & Whoberley~ plus parts of Walsgrave-on-Sowe and Styvechale.**The Royal family's problems of 1450~ things were to get worse. King Henry VI had become prone to periods of mental illness~ and in 1455 suffered a second bout~ lasting into 1456. It was perceived that the King's power~ and indeed his life~ might be in danger~ and so Queen Margaret~ now effectively in charge~ moved the Royal Court **to Coventry~ known by many as her "secret harbour". In August 1456 at St. Mary's Guildhall~ Coventry's Mayor and 91 councillors met~ and pledged money and allegiance to the Lancastrian cause in the ongoing War of the Roses. ****1 HENRY V.- PART V~ page 69~ [Sic]all below**March 10~1414~ Grant for life to the king's esquire John Stiward of 40ú. yearly from Westminster~ the issues of the hanaper~ in recompense for the lordship and castle of Ledes~granted to him before by word of mouth. **By p.s.[He was promised Leeds Castle.]****Feb.9. Grant~for life~to the king's knight Brian Stapilton of the office of Westminster~constable of the castle of Rouchestre~ county~ Kent~ to hold himself or by deputy~taking yearly 9L out of the fee farm of the town of **Rochester and 17L 13s 4d out of the first pence~ issues and profits of Kent which the sheriff will be bound to pay at the Exchequer## grant also to him of 36L yearly out of the issues of the castle after the death of John Stiward~ who has the same by letters patent dated 8 May~19 **Henry VI## in lieu of a grant of the constableship to James Fenys~ squire for the body~ by letters patent date 27 March last~ surrendered**By PS****March 27. Grant~ for life~to James Fenys~ esquire for the body~ of the office of constable of the castle of Rouchcstre~ county~ Kent~ to hold himself or by deputy~taking therein from (6 December last 9l**yearly of the fee farm of Rouchcstre~17L 13s 4d~ yearly out of the first pence~ issues and profits of Kent paid yearly by the sheriff at the Exchequer~ and 36L yearly out of the issues~ profits~ rents and revenues of the castle after the death of John Stiward~who has the same by a grant dated 3 May last. By K. etc.******March 24~ 1415~ Westminster~Grant for life to the king's esquire John Stuard of 40 marks yearly at the Exchequer from Michaelmas last## in lieu of a like grant to him at the hands of the receiver general by letters patent of the king when prince~ surrendered. By K.****Jul.17~1422~ Westminster~ commission to William Haryngton [Harington] "chivaler"~ William Mallom~ Thomas Proketour [Proctor]~ Robert Thornour Robert Tegtham~ and William Clapeham to arrrest Richard de Medelton~ of Ingleton~ John de Wraton of Wennyngton and William Wrathon of Wrathon and bring them immediately before the king and council to find**security of the peace to John Stutard~ Nicholas Stutard~ and Richard Stutard~ and any of the kings people. By C.********CALENDAROF PATENT ROLLS~**1423. Membrane 36- cent.**Dec. 18~1423~ The like of (1) letters patent~ dated 10 March~1 Henry V~ being a grant to John Stiward~ king's esquire~ of 40l a~ year. (2) Letters patent~ dated 24 March~3 Henry V~ being a grant to the same~ by the

 

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sam cook

Ulcombe, Kent (4.8 miles away)

3 years ago.

 

on here to see if any body remembers the cook family ~as far as im aware they use to live up a hill back of a large house which i think was a farm house ~and edward cook known as pat used to work for the farmer maybe as a builder.

 

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Charles Hunton

Hunton, Kent (3.3 miles away)

3 years ago.

 

Great-great-great-great=great-great grandfather Thomas Hunton imigrated to America 1699. Any info greatly appreciated.

 

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Stephen Wallace

Bearsted, Kent (4.2 miles away)

3 years ago.

 

Hi all! Looking for any and all information regarding my wife's father~ Ronald Austin Mercer. He lived in Bearsted~ but not sure if he was originally from there or not. He passed away around November 1974. Thanks~ Steve

 

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joanne whitehurst

Boughton Monchelsea, Kent

5 years ago.

 

Dave and Jo would like to say THANKYOU to all who have supported us over the past 5 1/2 years. We have gone totally non smoking in the pub but all else is as usual including the huge welcome given to our doggie pals. Come and introduce your owners and get registered for the Dogs Dinner discout scheme !! Elizabethan Inn~ dog friendlt~ batty landlord and landlady - what more could you ask for !**Joxxx

 

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theresa winter

Hunton, Kent (3.3 miles away)

5 years ago.

 

Im looking for any information anybody might be able to help me with. Im **looking for the family name winter as most of my ancestors came from hunton **anything will be greatly appreciated.

 

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Edward Gartside

Langley, Kent (2.6 miles away)

7 years ago.

 

Between 1700 & 1750 several of my CHILDREN ancestor from Headcorn and my SAXBY ancestors from Leeds were married in Langley. These were people from wealthy families and the that so many were married there that it leads me to believe that there must have been something special or significant about Langley at that time.****The Langley Parish Records show as many "outsiders" marrying there as local residents. Does anyone have any suggestions as to why?****Any help gratefully appreciated. **

 

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