From:=20
BLBSJOS@aol.com=20
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, =
2004 2:21=20
PM
Subject: Re: [WED]The Somerset=20
Years
I must have been mistaken, because I =
thought=20
the book about Cheddar people was Cheddar, Somerset, England. As =
far as=20
I know, my Thomas family did not go to Austrailia. Sorry for the =
inconvenience. Barbara
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From wedmore@lists.tutton.org Wed Dec 22 16:09:10 2004
From: wedmore@lists.tutton.org (Liz Jones)
Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2004 16:09:10 +0000 (GMT)
Subject: [WED]The Somerset Years
In-Reply-To: <82.1dc70d20.2ef85a51@aol.com>
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Hi Barbara!
Did your Amery Thomas have a daughter Jane, who married a man surnamed Athay? I have a Henry Fisher in my tree who married a Jane Athay, daughter of Amery Thomas. They had 2 children.
All the best
Liz
BLBSJOS@aol.com wrote:
Regarding the book with the names from towns including Cheddar, if you have a chance, would you be kind enough to look up my Amery Thomas, his wife Anna (surname unknown at this time), and their family including my 2nd great grandmother, Elizabeth Thomas, who married James Thomas first, and George Evans second. Elizabeth and James Thomas had my great grandfather, Albert James Thomas, also b. Cheddar, 1866. All of the above people mentioned were b. Cheddar, and I thank you so much. Barbara in Skaneateles, NY.
www.lizweb.net - Researching Fisher in Wedmore, Denman in North Curry, Thomas in Minehead/Dunster (all are villages in Somerset) and Willsman in Devon)
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Hi Barbara!
Did your Amery Thomas have a daughter Jane, who married a man surnamed Athay? I have a Henry Fisher in my tree who married a Jane Athay, daughter of Amery Thomas. They had 2 children.
All the best
Liz
BLBSJOS@aol.com wrote:
Regarding the book with the names from towns including Cheddar, if you have a chance, would you be kind enough to look up my Amery Thomas, his wife Anna (surname unknown at this time), and their family including my 2nd great grandmother, Elizabeth Thomas, who married James Thomas first, and George Evans second. Elizabeth and James Thomas had my great grandfather, Albert James Thomas, also b. Cheddar, 1866. All of the above people mentioned were b. Cheddar, and I thank you so much. Barbara in Skaneateles, NY.
www.lizweb.net - Researching Fisher in Wedmore, Denman in North Curry, Thomas in Minehead/Dunster (all are villages in Somerset) and Willsman in Devon)
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From wedmore@lists.tutton.org Wed Dec 22 17:38:19 2004
From: wedmore@lists.tutton.org (Mathew Duckett)
Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2004 17:38:19 -0000
Subject: [WED]Mark Parish
Message-ID: <002901c4e84d$073a3ec0$77678351@duckett>
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Hi Bonnie,
Mark is the village and parish that was west of Wedmore (with Blackford =
in between them). It would be smaller in population than Wedmore. It is =
unusual in that village is very long and narrow, four miles either side =
of a main road. It is supposed to be the longest village in England. I =
am not too supprised that your grandparents were not closely related, =
the Wall family is regarded as the largest and most complicated in the =
Wedmore area.
Regards Matthew.
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Hi Bonnie,
Mark is the village and parish that was =
west of=20
Wedmore (with Blackford in between them). It would be smaller in =
population than=20
Wedmore. It is unusual in that village is very long and narrow, four =
miles=20
either side of a main road. It is supposed to be the longest village in =
England.=20
I am not too supprised that your grandparents were not closely related, =
the Wall=20
family is regarded as the largest and most complicated in the Wedmore=20
area.
Regards =
Matthew.
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From wedmore@lists.tutton.org Thu Dec 23 02:39:55 2004
From: wedmore@lists.tutton.org (Sheppard)
Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2004 21:39:55 -0500
Subject: [WED]Mark Parish
References: <002901c4e84d$073a3ec0$77678351@duckett>
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matthew, thanks so much for the info about mark. so interesting.
there do seem to be alot of walls. my grandfather alone, was one of=20
13, i think.=20
thanks again and happy holidays
bonnie, from n.y.
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Mathew Duckett=20
To: Wedmore lists=20
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2004 12:38 PM
Subject: [WED]Mark Parish
Hi Bonnie,
Mark is the village and parish that was west of Wedmore (with =
Blackford in between them). It would be smaller in population than =
Wedmore. It is unusual in that village is very long and narrow, four =
miles either side of a main road. It is supposed to be the longest =
village in England. I am not too supprised that your grandparents were =
not closely related, the Wall family is regarded as the largest and most =
complicated in the Wedmore area.
Regards Matthew.
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matthew, =
thanks so much for=20
the info about mark. so interesting.
there do seem =
to be alot of=20
walls. my grandfather alone, was one of
13, i think. =
thanks again =
and happy=20
holidays
bonnie, from=20
n.y.
----- Original Message -----
From:=20
Mathew Duckett =
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, =
2004 12:38=20
PM
Subject: [WED]Mark Parish
Hi Bonnie,
Mark is the village and parish that =
was west of=20
Wedmore (with Blackford in between them). It would be smaller in =
population=20
than Wedmore. It is unusual in that village is very long and narrow, =
four=20
miles either side of a main road. It is supposed to be the longest =
village in=20
England. I am not too supprised that your grandparents were not =
closely=20
related, the Wall family is regarded as the largest and most =
complicated in=20
the Wedmore area.
Regards=20
Matthew.
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From wedmore@lists.tutton.org Thu Dec 23 02:54:16 2004
From: wedmore@lists.tutton.org (Sheppard)
Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2004 21:54:16 -0500
Subject: [WED]Mark Parish
References: <002901c4e84d$073a3ec0$77678351@duckett>
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matthew, i know i already responded to your kind reply about mark, =
but=20
after i had sent it, i wished i had asked you if you had ever heard or =
seen
a place called "stook house" or rose farm. my grandmother, ann wall =
lived in
both places, i wonder if they are still standing today. we are talking =
mid-to late
1800's. if you know, i'd be very greatful to hear about them.
thanks , bonnie(from n.y.)
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Mathew Duckett=20
To: Wedmore lists=20
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2004 12:38 PM
Subject: [WED]Mark Parish
Hi Bonnie,
Mark is the village and parish that was west of Wedmore (with =
Blackford in between them). It would be smaller in population than =
Wedmore. It is unusual in that village is very long and narrow, four =
miles either side of a main road. It is supposed to be the longest =
village in England. I am not too supprised that your grandparents were =
not closely related, the Wall family is regarded as the largest and most =
complicated in the Wedmore area.
Regards Matthew.
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matthew, i know i already responded to =
your kind=20
reply about mark, but
after i had =
sent it, i=20
wished i had asked you if you had ever heard or seen
a place called =
"stook house"=20
or rose farm. my grandmother, ann wall lived in
both places, i =
wonder if=20
they are still standing today. we are talking mid-to late
1800's. =
if you know,=20
i'd be very greatful to hear about them.
thanks , =
bonnie(from=20
n.y.)
----- Original Message -----
From:=20
Mathew Duckett =
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, =
2004 12:38=20
PM
Subject: [WED]Mark Parish
Hi Bonnie,
Mark is the village and parish that =
was west of=20
Wedmore (with Blackford in between them). It would be smaller in =
population=20
than Wedmore. It is unusual in that village is very long and narrow, =
four=20
miles either side of a main road. It is supposed to be the longest =
village in=20
England. I am not too supprised that your grandparents were not =
closely=20
related, the Wall family is regarded as the largest and most =
complicated in=20
the Wedmore area.
Regards=20
Matthew.
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From wedmore@lists.tutton.org Thu Dec 23 15:19:05 2004
From: wedmore@lists.tutton.org (Mathew Duckett)
Date: Thu, 23 Dec 2004 15:19:05 -0000
Subject: [WED]Stook House & Rose Farm.
Message-ID: <001e01c4e902$fbcf74e0$da127ad5@duckett>
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I know Stook House very well it is an isolated small-holding near some =
of my land. When I was a child it was coccupied by three maiden ladies =
named Tucker. It is now owned by the daughter and son in law of my =
neighbour.
Rose Farm is in a hamlet of Mark called Yarrow, I hardly ever go there =
so I can't say I know it.
The following are extracts from a book called "Mark, a Somerset moorland =
village" by Pamela M. Slocombe.
Stook House.
Plot 758 on TA. Called Stew House on maps of 1817 & 1822. Situated on =
the Shipham Rhine (a large man made ditch) & the Mark Yeo (a larger man =
made ditch). One of the few houses regularly named in documents and =
printed sources.
1808 Thomas Wall of Stook House died.
1849 TA. owner Hannah Batt, occupier George Wall.
1849 will of Hannah Batt proved.
1861-1866 D. George Wall.
1872 D. George Toogood.
1883 D. George Wall, farmer, Little Moor (area where the house is =
situated).
1906-7 PC. George Wall.
1914-1919 D. Walter Sheppard, farmer.
1913-1939 D. Herbert Tucker, farmer.
Miss Tucker died c. 1996. family came from Mudgley, related to Percy =
Drake, baker.
House being re-roofed and renovated 1997.
Rose Farm.
Plot 731 on TA. Brick, end on to road.
1841 TA. owner/occupier Thomas West.
1844 ER. Thomas West, freehold house and land, Yarrow, occupied by self.
1851 C. Thomas West, aged74, farmer of 14 acres.
1861-83 D. perhaps Mark Wall, farmer , Yarrow.
1873 owners of land Mark Wall 25a 2r 11p (area of land).
1881 C. perhaps Mark Wall, aged 64, farmer of 15 acres.
1889 D. perhaps Mrs. Mark Wall, farmer Yarrow.
1889-1897 D. George Wall, farmer, Yarrow (after Stook House).
1923-1931 D. George Wall (had two sons who went to USA and returned, =
niece Florrie kept house JS).
1937-1939 D. Frank Wall, farmer Rose Farm.
1960s (cutting) Frank Webber.
1989 for sale with 19 acres, Mr & Mrs E.F. Webber retiring.
The initials in capital letters refer to sources of information.
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I know Stook House very well it is an =
isolated=20
small-holding near some of my land. When I was a child it was coccupied =
by three=20
maiden ladies named Tucker. It is now owned by the daughter and son in =
law of my=20
neighbour.
Rose Farm is in a hamlet of Mark called =
Yarrow, I=20
hardly ever go there so I can't say I know it.
The following are extracts from a book =
called=20
"Mark, a Somerset moorland village" by Pamela M. Slocombe.
Stook House.
Plot 758 on TA. Called Stew House on =
maps of 1817=20
& 1822. Situated on the Shipham Rhine (a large man made ditch) & =
the=20
Mark Yeo (a larger man made ditch). One of the few houses regularly =
named in=20
documents and printed sources.
1808 Thomas Wall of Stook House =
died.
1849 TA. owner Hannah Batt, occupier =
George=20
Wall.
1849 will of Hannah Batt =
proved.
1861-1866 D. George Wall.
1872 D. George Toogood.
1883 D. George Wall, farmer, Little =
Moor (area=20
where the house is situated).
1906-7 PC. George Wall.
1914-1919 D. Walter Sheppard, =
farmer.
1913-1939 D. Herbert Tucker, =
farmer.
Miss Tucker died c. 1996. family came =
from Mudgley,=20
related to Percy Drake, baker.
House being re-roofed and renovated=20
1997.
Rose Farm.
Plot 731 on TA. Brick, end on to =
road.
1841 TA. owner/occupier Thomas =
West.
1844 ER. Thomas West, freehold house =
and land,=20
Yarrow, occupied by self.
1851 C. Thomas West, aged74, farmer of =
14=20
acres.
1861-83 D. perhaps Mark Wall, farmer ,=20
Yarrow.
1873 owners of land Mark Wall 25a 2r =
11p (area of=20
land).
1881 C. perhaps Mark Wall, aged =
64, farmer of=20
15 acres.
1889 D. perhaps Mrs. Mark Wall, =
farmer=20
Yarrow.
1889-1897 D. George Wall, farmer, =
Yarrow (after=20
Stook House).
1923-1931 D. George Wall (had two sons =
who went to=20
USA and returned, niece Florrie kept house JS).
1937-1939 D. Frank Wall, farmer Rose=20
Farm.
1960s (cutting) Frank =
Webber.
1989 for sale with 19 acres, Mr & =
Mrs E.F.=20
Webber retiring.
The initials in capital letters refer =
to sources of=20
information.
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From wedmore@lists.tutton.org Thu Dec 23 17:37:31 2004
From: wedmore@lists.tutton.org (Sheppard)
Date: Thu, 23 Dec 2004 12:37:31 -0500
Subject: [WED]Stook House & Rose Farm.
References: <001e01c4e902$fbcf74e0$da127ad5@duckett>
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mathew, ican't thank you enough for the information you have=20
sent me. i loved my grnadmother dearly , and to know alittle more
about her and where she lived , has added to make my christmas=20
merrier. my mother is still alive and will be so pleased to read what
you have sent. thank you a million times.do you know where i could get=20
a copy of that book mark, amooreland village?
merry christmas
bonnie=20
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Mathew Duckett=20
To: Wedmore lists=20
Sent: Thursday, December 23, 2004 10:19 AM
Subject: [WED]Stook House & Rose Farm.
I know Stook House very well it is an isolated small-holding near some =
of my land. When I was a child it was coccupied by three maiden ladies =
named Tucker. It is now owned by the daughter and son in law of my =
neighbour.
Rose Farm is in a hamlet of Mark called Yarrow, I hardly ever go there =
so I can't say I know it.
The following are extracts from a book called "Mark, a Somerset =
moorland village" by Pamela M. Slocombe.
Stook House.
Plot 758 on TA. Called Stew House on maps of 1817 & 1822. Situated on =
the Shipham Rhine (a large man made ditch) & the Mark Yeo (a larger man =
made ditch). One of the few houses regularly named in documents and =
printed sources.
1808 Thomas Wall of Stook House died.
1849 TA. owner Hannah Batt, occupier George Wall.
1849 will of Hannah Batt proved.
1861-1866 D. George Wall.
1872 D. George Toogood.
1883 D. George Wall, farmer, Little Moor (area where the house is =
situated).
1906-7 PC. George Wall.
1914-1919 D. Walter Sheppard, farmer.
1913-1939 D. Herbert Tucker, farmer.
Miss Tucker died c. 1996. family came from Mudgley, related to Percy =
Drake, baker.
House being re-roofed and renovated 1997.
Rose Farm.
Plot 731 on TA. Brick, end on to road.
1841 TA. owner/occupier Thomas West.
1844 ER. Thomas West, freehold house and land, Yarrow, occupied by =
self.
1851 C. Thomas West, aged74, farmer of 14 acres.
1861-83 D. perhaps Mark Wall, farmer , Yarrow.
1873 owners of land Mark Wall 25a 2r 11p (area of land).
1881 C. perhaps Mark Wall, aged 64, farmer of 15 acres.
1889 D. perhaps Mrs. Mark Wall, farmer Yarrow.
1889-1897 D. George Wall, farmer, Yarrow (after Stook House).
1923-1931 D. George Wall (had two sons who went to USA and returned, =
niece Florrie kept house JS).
1937-1939 D. Frank Wall, farmer Rose Farm.
1960s (cutting) Frank Webber.
1989 for sale with 19 acres, Mr & Mrs E.F. Webber retiring.
The initials in capital letters refer to sources of information.
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mathew, =
ican't thank=20
you enough for the information you have
sent me. i =
loved my=20
grnadmother dearly , and to know alittle more
about her and =
where she=20
lived , has added to make my christmas
merrier. my =
mother is still=20
alive and will be so pleased to read what
you have =
sent. thank=20
you a million times.do you know where i could get
a copy of that =
book mark,=20
amooreland village?
merry =
christmas
bonnie
----- Original Message -----
From:=20
Mathew Duckett =
Sent: Thursday, December 23, =
2004 10:19=20
AM
Subject: [WED]Stook House & =
Rose=20
Farm.
I know Stook House very well it is an =
isolated=20
small-holding near some of my land. When I was a child it was =
coccupied by=20
three maiden ladies named Tucker. It is now owned by the daughter and =
son in=20
law of my neighbour.
Rose Farm is in a hamlet of Mark =
called Yarrow, I=20
hardly ever go there so I can't say I know it.
The following are extracts from a =
book called=20
"Mark, a Somerset moorland village" by Pamela M. =
Slocombe.
Stook House.
Plot 758 on TA. Called Stew House on =
maps of 1817=20
& 1822. Situated on the Shipham Rhine (a large man made ditch) =
& the=20
Mark Yeo (a larger man made ditch). One of the few houses regularly =
named in=20
documents and printed sources.
1808 Thomas Wall of Stook House=20
died.
1849 TA. owner Hannah Batt, occupier =
George=20
Wall.
1849 will of Hannah Batt =
proved.
1861-1866 D. George =
Wall.
1872 D. George Toogood.
1883 D. George Wall, farmer, Little =
Moor (area=20
where the house is situated).
1906-7 PC. George Wall.
1914-1919 D. Walter Sheppard,=20
farmer.
1913-1939 D. Herbert Tucker, =
farmer.
Miss Tucker died c. 1996. family came =
from=20
Mudgley, related to Percy Drake, baker.
House being re-roofed and renovated=20
1997.
Rose Farm.
Plot 731 on TA. Brick, end on to=20
road.
1841 TA. owner/occupier Thomas =
West.
1844 ER. Thomas West, freehold house =
and land,=20
Yarrow, occupied by self.
1851 C. Thomas West, aged74, farmer =
of 14=20
acres.
1861-83 D. perhaps Mark Wall, farmer =
,=20
Yarrow.
1873 owners of land Mark Wall 25a 2r =
11p (area of=20
land).
1881 C. perhaps Mark Wall, aged =
64, farmer=20
of 15 acres.
1889 D. perhaps Mrs. Mark Wall, =
farmer=20
Yarrow.
1889-1897 D. George Wall, farmer, =
Yarrow (after=20
Stook House).
1923-1931 D. George Wall (had two =
sons who went=20
to USA and returned, niece Florrie kept house JS).
1937-1939 D. Frank Wall, farmer Rose=20
Farm.
1960s (cutting) Frank =
Webber.
1989 for sale with 19 acres, Mr & =
Mrs E.F.=20
Webber retiring.
The initials in capital letters refer =
to sources=20
of information.
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From wedmore@lists.tutton.org Thu Dec 23 19:44:45 2004
From: wedmore@lists.tutton.org (wedmore@lists.tutton.org)
Date: Thu, 23 Dec 2004 14:44:45 EST
Subject: [WED]The Somerset Years
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Liz: Yes, I had an Amery Thomas who was married to Anna (surname unknown).
This couple had six children, including a daughter named Jane, b. 1836,
Cheddar, who married William Athey. This couple had three children: Adeline;
Elizabeth; and Charles. William Athey died in 1860, and it is certainly possible
that Jane remarried to your ancestor, Henry Fisher. When William Athey died,
the three children were very young, so it is also possible that these children
were raised by Henry Fisher, though certainly even more possible that Jane and
Henry had their own children to add to her three children. Let me know, if
you will, the names of the children of Jane and Henry. Thanks for writing.
Barbara
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Liz: Yes, I had an Amery Thomas who was married to Anna (surname un=
known). This couple had six children, including a daughter named Jane,=
b. 1836, Cheddar, who married William Athey. This couple had three ch=
ildren: Adeline; Elizabeth; and Charles. William Athey died in 1860, a=
nd it is certainly possible that Jane remarried to your ancestor, Henry Fish=
er. When William Athey died, the three children were very young, so it=
is also possible that these children were raised by Henry Fisher, though ce=
rtainly even more possible that Jane and Henry had their own children to add=
to her three children. Let me know, if you will, the names of the chi=
ldren of Jane and Henry. Thanks for writing. Barbara
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From wedmore@lists.tutton.org Fri Dec 24 20:22:15 2004
From: wedmore@lists.tutton.org (Lyn Nunn)
Date: Sat, 25 Dec 2004 06:22:15 +1000
Subject: [WED]Monmouth Rebellion Prisoners
Message-ID: <04bf01c4e9f6$4289a4c0$d752e23c@starfury>
I thought this list of prisoners at Taunton to
be executed for high treason for taking arms under the Duke of Monmouth may
be of interest as I see a few Wedmore names. Source Eighteenth Century
Collections Online. I don't have
any other information. Merry Christmas to all. Lyn
Walter Baker
Henry Body
Jerrard Brant
Thomas Collins
Thomas Clotworthy
John Carter
Robert Cooke
Edward Cruse
John Caswell
Thomas Heyward
John Hellyer
Edward Keare
Henry Partridge
George Petter
Thomas Peirce
John Richards
John Staple
John Smith
Francis Smith
Samuel Vill alias Vile
Thomas Warr
Phillip Usher
Richard Evans
John Tincknell
Robert Beamont
Hugh Goodenough
John Humfreys
George Huffey/Hussey
Robert Man
William Mangell
Thomas Paul
John Scarr
Lawrence Lott
Thomas Lott
James Feild sen.
Humfrey Peadon
Richard Bole
Robert Francis
John Howell
Richard Harvey
John Tucker
William Holland
Hugh Holland
Thomas Bowden
Richard Chynn
William Cruise
From wedmore@lists.tutton.org Fri Dec 24 20:24:34 2004
From: wedmore@lists.tutton.org (Lyn Nunn)
Date: Sat, 25 Dec 2004 06:24:34 +1000
Subject: [WED]Monmouth Rebellion Prisoners Correction
References: <04bf01c4e9f6$4289a4c0$d752e23c@starfury>
Message-ID: <04c601c4e9f6$95326130$d752e23c@starfury>
> Jerrard Brant
Should be Bryant
From wedmore@lists.tutton.org Sun Dec 26 16:57:29 2004
From: wedmore@lists.tutton.org (wedmore@lists.tutton.org)
Date: Sun, 26 Dec 2004 11:57:29 EST
Subject: [WED]Monmouth Rebellion Prisoners
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Anne Evans, b. 1814, Cheddar, married Amery Thomas, b. 1801, Cheddar, on 23
May 1833 in Cheddar. This couple had four sons and two daughters: John, Jane,
Elizabeth, Amery, Thomas, and George, b. between the years 1834 and 1845.
Does anyone know parents of Anne Evans? Thank you. Barbara in NY State.
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Anne Evans, b. 1814, Cheddar, married Amery Thomas, b. 1801, Cheddar, on=20=
23 May 1833 in Cheddar. This couple had four sons and two daughters: J=
ohn, Jane, Elizabeth, Amery, Thomas, and George, b. between the years 1834 a=
nd 1845. Does anyone know parents of Anne Evans? Thank you. =
; Barbara in NY State.
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From wedmore@lists.tutton.org Sun Dec 26 17:44:37 2004
From: wedmore@lists.tutton.org (Mathew Duckett)
Date: Sun, 26 Dec 2004 17:44:37 -0000
Subject: [WED]Stook House & Rose Farm.
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Hi again Bonnie.
I can do this for you, as they still have copies at the shop in Mark. =
The cost will be somewhere in the region of =A315- =A320, including =
postage and packing. If you reply to me at mathew.ducket@btopenworld.com =
and let me have your details, I will let you have more information =
after the holiday. Happy New Year.
Matthew.
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Sheppard=20
To: wedmore@lists.tutton.org=20
Sent: Thursday, December 23, 2004 5:37 PM
Subject: Re: [WED]Stook House & Rose Farm.
mathew, ican't thank you enough for the information you have=20
sent me. i loved my grnadmother dearly , and to know alittle more
about her and where she lived , has added to make my christmas=20
merrier. my mother is still alive and will be so pleased to read what
you have sent. thank you a million times.do you know where i could =
get=20
a copy of that book mark, amooreland village?
merry christmas
bonnie=20
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Mathew Duckett=20
To: Wedmore lists=20
Sent: Thursday, December 23, 2004 10:19 AM
Subject: [WED]Stook House & Rose Farm.
I know Stook House very well it is an isolated small-holding near =
some of my land. When I was a child it was coccupied by three maiden =
ladies named Tucker. It is now owned by the daughter and son in law of =
my neighbour.
Rose Farm is in a hamlet of Mark called Yarrow, I hardly ever go =
there so I can't say I know it.
The following are extracts from a book called "Mark, a Somerset =
moorland village" by Pamela M. Slocombe.
Stook House.
Plot 758 on TA. Called Stew House on maps of 1817 & 1822. Situated =
on the Shipham Rhine (a large man made ditch) & the Mark Yeo (a larger =
man made ditch). One of the few houses regularly named in documents and =
printed sources.
1808 Thomas Wall of Stook House died.
1849 TA. owner Hannah Batt, occupier George Wall.
1849 will of Hannah Batt proved.
1861-1866 D. George Wall.
1872 D. George Toogood.
1883 D. George Wall, farmer, Little Moor (area where the house is =
situated).
1906-7 PC. George Wall.
1914-1919 D. Walter Sheppard, farmer.
1913-1939 D. Herbert Tucker, farmer.
Miss Tucker died c. 1996. family came from Mudgley, related to Percy =
Drake, baker.
House being re-roofed and renovated 1997.
Rose Farm.
Plot 731 on TA. Brick, end on to road.
1841 TA. owner/occupier Thomas West.
1844 ER. Thomas West, freehold house and land, Yarrow, occupied by =
self.
1851 C. Thomas West, aged74, farmer of 14 acres.
1861-83 D. perhaps Mark Wall, farmer , Yarrow.
1873 owners of land Mark Wall 25a 2r 11p (area of land).
1881 C. perhaps Mark Wall, aged 64, farmer of 15 acres.
1889 D. perhaps Mrs. Mark Wall, farmer Yarrow.
1889-1897 D. George Wall, farmer, Yarrow (after Stook House).
1923-1931 D. George Wall (had two sons who went to USA and returned, =
niece Florrie kept house JS).
1937-1939 D. Frank Wall, farmer Rose Farm.
1960s (cutting) Frank Webber.
1989 for sale with 19 acres, Mr & Mrs E.F. Webber retiring.
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Hi again Bonnie.
I can do this for you, as they still =
have copies at=20
the shop in Mark. The cost will be somewhere in the region of =A315- =
=A320,=20
including postage and packing. If you reply to me at mathew.ducket@btopenworld.c=
om =20
and let me have your details, I will let you have more information after =
the=20
holiday. Happy New Year.
Matthew.
----- Original Message -----
From:=20
Sheppard
Sent: Thursday, December 23, =
2004 5:37=20
PM
Subject: Re: [WED]Stook House =
& Rose=20
Farm.
mathew, ican't thank=20
you enough for the information you have
sent me. i =
loved my=20
grnadmother dearly , and to know alittle more
about her =
and where she=20
lived , has added to make my christmas
merrier. my =
mother is=20
still alive and will be so pleased to read what
you have =
sent. thank=20
you a million times.do you know where i could get
a copy of =
that book mark,=20
amooreland village?
merry=20
christmas
bonnie
----- Original Message -----
From:=20
Mathew Duckett =
Sent: Thursday, December 23, =
2004 10:19=20
AM
Subject: [WED]Stook House =
& Rose=20
Farm.
I know Stook House very well it is =
an isolated=20
small-holding near some of my land. When I was a child it was =
coccupied by=20
three maiden ladies named Tucker. It is now owned by the daughter =
and son in=20
law of my neighbour.
Rose Farm is in a hamlet of Mark =
called Yarrow,=20
I hardly ever go there so I can't say I know it.
The following are extracts from a =
book called=20
"Mark, a Somerset moorland village" by Pamela M. =
Slocombe.
Stook House.
Plot 758 on TA. Called Stew House =
on maps of=20
1817 & 1822. Situated on the Shipham Rhine (a large man made =
ditch)=20
& the Mark Yeo (a larger man made ditch). One of the few houses=20
regularly named in documents and printed sources.
1808 Thomas Wall of Stook House=20
died.
1849 TA. owner Hannah Batt, =
occupier George=20
Wall.
1849 will of Hannah Batt =
proved.
1861-1866 D. George =
Wall.
1872 D. George =
Toogood.
1883 D. George Wall, farmer, Little =
Moor (area=20
where the house is situated).
1906-7 PC. George =
Wall.
1914-1919 D. Walter Sheppard,=20
farmer.
1913-1939 D. Herbert Tucker,=20
farmer.
Miss Tucker died c. 1996. family =
came from=20
Mudgley, related to Percy Drake, baker.
House being re-roofed and renovated =
1997.
Rose Farm.
Plot 731 on TA. Brick, end on to=20
road.
1841 TA. owner/occupier Thomas=20
West.
1844 ER. Thomas West, freehold =
house and land,=20
Yarrow, occupied by self.
1851 C. Thomas West, aged74, farmer =
of 14=20
acres.
1861-83 D. perhaps Mark Wall, =
farmer ,=20
Yarrow.
1873 owners of land Mark Wall 25a =
2r 11p (area=20
of land).
1881 C. perhaps Mark Wall, =
aged 64, farmer=20
of 15 acres.
1889 D. perhaps Mrs. Mark =
Wall, farmer=20
Yarrow.
1889-1897 D. George Wall, farmer, =
Yarrow (after=20
Stook House).
1923-1931 D. George Wall (had two =
sons who went=20
to USA and returned, niece Florrie kept house JS).
1937-1939 D. Frank Wall, farmer =
Rose=20
Farm.
1960s (cutting) Frank =
Webber.
1989 for sale with 19 acres, Mr =
& Mrs E.F.=20
Webber retiring.
The initials in capital letters =
refer to=20
sources of =
information.
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From wedmore@lists.tutton.org Sun Dec 26 20:40:22 2004
From: wedmore@lists.tutton.org (Sheppard)
Date: Sun, 26 Dec 2004 15:40:22 -0500
Subject: [WED]Stook House & Rose Farm.
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mathew, thsnks so much for offering , bu ti find my mother already
has this book. i had gotten two -wedmore books from hazel hutson,
and a the same time, the book about mark! i had gotten it a couple
of years ago and the author did not sound familiar to me.
thank you so much for offering to help me though. if anything new
comesout about mark or wedmore, i'd be very glad to hear about it.
sincerely,=20
bonnie
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Mathew Duckett=20
To: wedmore@lists.tutton.org=20
Sent: Sunday, December 26, 2004 12:44 PM
Subject: Re: [WED]Stook House & Rose Farm.
Hi again Bonnie.
I can do this for you, as they still have copies at the shop in Mark. =
The cost will be somewhere in the region of =A315- =A320, including =
postage and packing. If you reply to me at mathew.ducket@btopenworld.com =
and let me have your details, I will let you have more information =
after the holiday. Happy New Year.
Matthew.
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Sheppard=20
To: wedmore@lists.tutton.org=20
Sent: Thursday, December 23, 2004 5:37 PM
Subject: Re: [WED]Stook House & Rose Farm.
mathew, ican't thank you enough for the information you have=20
sent me. i loved my grnadmother dearly , and to know alittle more
about her and where she lived , has added to make my christmas=20
merrier. my mother is still alive and will be so pleased to read =
what
you have sent. thank you a million times.do you know where i could =
get=20
a copy of that book mark, amooreland village?
merry christmas
bonnie=20
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Mathew Duckett=20
To: Wedmore lists=20
Sent: Thursday, December 23, 2004 10:19 AM
Subject: [WED]Stook House & Rose Farm.
I know Stook House very well it is an isolated small-holding near =
some of my land. When I was a child it was coccupied by three maiden =
ladies named Tucker. It is now owned by the daughter and son in law of =
my neighbour.
Rose Farm is in a hamlet of Mark called Yarrow, I hardly ever go =
there so I can't say I know it.
The following are extracts from a book called "Mark, a Somerset =
moorland village" by Pamela M. Slocombe.
Stook House.
Plot 758 on TA. Called Stew House on maps of 1817 & 1822. Situated =
on the Shipham Rhine (a large man made ditch) & the Mark Yeo (a larger =
man made ditch). One of the few houses regularly named in documents and =
printed sources.
1808 Thomas Wall of Stook House died.
1849 TA. owner Hannah Batt, occupier George Wall.
1849 will of Hannah Batt proved.
1861-1866 D. George Wall.
1872 D. George Toogood.
1883 D. George Wall, farmer, Little Moor (area where the house is =
situated).
1906-7 PC. George Wall.
1914-1919 D. Walter Sheppard, farmer.
1913-1939 D. Herbert Tucker, farmer.
Miss Tucker died c. 1996. family came from Mudgley, related to =
Percy Drake, baker.
House being re-roofed and renovated 1997.
Rose Farm.
Plot 731 on TA. Brick, end on to road.
1841 TA. owner/occupier Thomas West.
1844 ER. Thomas West, freehold house and land, Yarrow, occupied by =
self.
1851 C. Thomas West, aged74, farmer of 14 acres.
1861-83 D. perhaps Mark Wall, farmer , Yarrow.
1873 owners of land Mark Wall 25a 2r 11p (area of land).
1881 C. perhaps Mark Wall, aged 64, farmer of 15 acres.
1889 D. perhaps Mrs. Mark Wall, farmer Yarrow.
1889-1897 D. George Wall, farmer, Yarrow (after Stook House).
1923-1931 D. George Wall (had two sons who went to USA and =
returned, niece Florrie kept house JS).
1937-1939 D. Frank Wall, farmer Rose Farm.
1960s (cutting) Frank Webber.
1989 for sale with 19 acres, Mr & Mrs E.F. Webber retiring.
The initials in capital letters refer to sources of information.
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mathew, =
thsnks so much=20
for offering , bu ti find my mother already
has this =
book. i had=20
gotten two -wedmore books from hazel hutson,
and a the same =
time, the=20
book about mark! i had gotten it a couple
of years ago =
and the author=20
did not sound familiar to me.
thank you so =
much for=20
offering to help me though. if anything new
comesout about =
mark or=20
wedmore, i'd be very glad to hear about it.
sincerely, =
bonnie
----- Original Message -----
From:=20
Mathew Duckett =
Sent: Sunday, December 26, 2004 =
12:44=20
PM
Subject: Re: [WED]Stook House =
& Rose=20
Farm.
Hi again Bonnie.
I can do this for you, as they still =
have copies=20
at the shop in Mark. The cost will be somewhere in the region of =
=A315- =A320,=20
including postage and packing. If you reply to me at mathew.ducket@btopenworld.c=
om =20
and let me have your details, I will let you have more information =
after the=20
holiday. Happy New Year.
Matthew.
----- Original Message -----
From:=20
Sheppard
Sent: Thursday, December 23, =
2004 5:37=20
PM
Subject: Re: [WED]Stook House =
&=20
Rose Farm.
mathew, ican't=20
thank you enough for the information you have
sent me. i =
loved my=20
grnadmother dearly , and to know alittle more
about her =
and where she=20
lived , has added to make my christmas
merrier. =
my mother is=20
still alive and will be so pleased to read what
you have =
sent. =20
thank you a million times.do you know where i could get =
a copy of =
that book=20
mark, amooreland village?
merry=20
christmas
bonnie
----- Original Message ----- =
From:=20
Mathew Duckett =
Sent: Thursday, December =
23, 2004=20
10:19 AM
Subject: [WED]Stook House =
& Rose=20
Farm.
I know Stook House very well it =
is an=20
isolated small-holding near some of my land. When I was a child it =
was=20
coccupied by three maiden ladies named Tucker. It is now owned by =
the=20
daughter and son in law of my neighbour.
Rose Farm is in a hamlet of Mark =
called=20
Yarrow, I hardly ever go there so I can't say I know=20
it.
The following are extracts from a =
book called=20
"Mark, a Somerset moorland village" by Pamela M. =
Slocombe.
Stook House.
Plot 758 on TA. Called Stew House =
on maps of=20
1817 & 1822. Situated on the Shipham Rhine (a large man made =
ditch)=20
& the Mark Yeo (a larger man made ditch). One of the few =
houses=20
regularly named in documents and printed sources.
1808 Thomas Wall of Stook House=20
died.
1849 TA. owner Hannah Batt, =
occupier George=20
Wall.
1849 will of Hannah Batt =
proved.
1861-1866 D. George =
Wall.
1872 D. George =
Toogood.
1883 D. George Wall, farmer, =
Little Moor=20
(area where the house is situated).
1906-7 PC. George =
Wall.
1914-1919 D. Walter Sheppard,=20
farmer.
1913-1939 D. Herbert Tucker,=20
farmer.
Miss Tucker died c. 1996. family =
came from=20
Mudgley, related to Percy Drake, baker.
House being re-roofed and =
renovated=20
1997.
Rose Farm.
Plot 731 on TA. Brick, end on to=20
road.
1841 TA. owner/occupier Thomas=20
West.
1844 ER. Thomas West, freehold =
house and=20
land, Yarrow, occupied by self.
1851 C. Thomas West, aged74, =
farmer of 14=20
acres.
1861-83 D. perhaps Mark Wall, =
farmer ,=20
Yarrow.
1873 owners of land Mark Wall 25a =
2r 11p=20
(area of land).
1881 C. perhaps Mark Wall, =
aged 64,=20
farmer of 15 acres.
1889 D. perhaps Mrs. Mark =
Wall, farmer=20
Yarrow.
1889-1897 D. George Wall, farmer, =
Yarrow=20
(after Stook House).
1923-1931 D. George Wall (had two =
sons who=20
went to USA and returned, niece Florrie kept house =
JS).
1937-1939 D. Frank Wall, farmer =
Rose=20
Farm.
1960s (cutting) Frank =
Webber.
1989 for sale with 19 acres, Mr =
& Mrs=20
E.F. Webber retiring.
The initials in capital letters =
refer to=20
sources of=20
information.
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From wedmore@lists.tutton.org Sun Dec 26 21:56:19 2004
From: wedmore@lists.tutton.org (wedmore@lists.tutton.org)
Date: Sun, 26 Dec 2004 16:56:19 EST
Subject: [WED]Monmouth Rebellion Prisoners
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In a message dated 26/12/2004 16:58:14 GMT Standard Time, BLBSJOS@aol.com
writes:
Anne Evans, b. 1814, Cheddar, married Amery Thomas, b. 1801, Cheddar, on 23
May 1833 in Cheddar. This couple had four sons and two daughters: John,
Jane, Elizabeth, Amery, Thomas, and George, b. between the years 1834 and 1845.
Does anyone know parents of Anne Evans?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Anne Evans the daughter of James and Sarah Evans was baptised in Cheddar on
29th. August 1813.
Regards Stan Mapstone
www.mapstone.org
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om=20
writes:
Anne=20
Evans, b. 1814, Cheddar, married Amery Thomas, b. 1801, Cheddar, on 23 May=
=20
1833 in Cheddar. This couple had four sons and two daughters: John,=20
Jane, Elizabeth, Amery, Thomas, and George, b. between the years 1834 and=20
1845. Does anyone know parents of Anne=20
Evans?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>=
;>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>=
;>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>=
;>>>>>>>>>>
Anne Evans the daughter of James and Sarah Evans was baptised in Chedda=
r on=20
29th. August 1813.
Regards Stan=20
Mapstone
www.mapstone.org
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From wedmore@lists.tutton.org Sun Dec 26 22:36:41 2004
From: wedmore@lists.tutton.org (wedmore@lists.tutton.org)
Date: Sun, 26 Dec 2004 17:36:41 EST
Subject: [WED]Monmouth Rebellion Prisoners
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I am looking for the birthdates/baptism dates for my Evans family. Flower
Evans,b abt. 1812 m John Irish, Forrest Evans b abt. April 1816, Fanny Evans b
abt. 1820 m John Lumber, Sarah Evans b abt. 1822 spouse unk, Samuel Evans abt.
1823 m Jane Roper, Edwin Evans b abt 1825 m Sarah Hill, Harriet Evans b abt.
1835 m Amos Brailey, Elizabeth Evans, and John Evans. All of the above were
the children of William and Elizabeth unk Evans. The family lived in Cheddar.
Where would I look to obtain their dates of birth/baptism?? I believe that
they may have attended the Cheddar Baptist Church.
Thank you for any help,
Joy Aloise
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I am looking=20=
for the birthdates/baptism dates for my Evans family. Flower Evans,b a=
bt. 1812 m John Irish, Forrest Evans b abt. April 1816, Fanny Evans b abt. 1=
820 m John Lumber, Sarah Evans b abt. 1822 spouse unk, Samuel Evans abt. 182=
3 m Jane Roper, Edwin Evans b abt 1825 m Sarah Hill, Harriet Evans b abt. 18=
35 m Amos Brailey, Elizabeth Evans, and John Evans. All of the above w=
ere the children of William and Elizabeth unk Evans. The family lived=20=
in Cheddar. Where would I look to obtain their dates of birth/baptism?=
? I believe that they may have attended the Cheddar Baptist Church.
Thank you for any help,
Joy Aloise
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