Kingswood Index: H – J
HABGOOD
John, d 1851 aged 20, Downend Baptists, see E.J. p78
HADDOCK
Theo: see Edward Thrissell, 1776
HADLEY
Thomas of North Stoke, maltster & Hester Brittain, sp, of Bitton, mar Bedminster, Lic, 14.11.1722
William, d 1870 aged 51. Downend Baptists see E.J. p78
HAGG
William, see Wm Lacey, 1813
HAGGETT
—-Haggett, 1687, Mangots, see E.J. p157
HAINES see HAYNES
HAKE
Mary see James Allen, 1804
HALBERT
Samuel Baily, lab, Hanham, Bristol Poll, 1820
HALE/HALES/HAYLES
Charles Hales of Mangots & Elizabeth Noble of West mar Yate, 14.10.1719.
Charles Hale see Geo, 1759
Charles Hale, sen, alias Goff (Gough) bur Westerleigh. 2.4.1780
Elizabeth Hales see Geo Golding 1876
George Hale, s.o. Charles, feltmaker to Charles Sturge of FC, feltmaker for 8 yrs. 15.5.1759, Westerleigh Apprents, BRO
Hubert, “son of an illiterate Hanham bootmaker, headmaster of High Street, School, KW, 1927-1929 (?) see article EP 14.2.1991
James, see Isaac Scull, 1861
John Hale & Hester Shill both of Siston mar Yate 18.5.1721
John Hale & Edward Taylor, colliers & Henry Cooling, lab, committed Newgate issuing base money. Hale tuned King’s Evidence, see .J. 26.2.1740. Taylor & Hale jointly tried for issuing base money, Hale acquitted but Taylor found guilty and sentenced to 1 yr gaol, afterwards to be tried for High Treason on evidence of Cooling. See G.J. 8.4.1740 * Annals of KW
Joseph Hale, cm, I.A., (Acton Ilgar) reputed father of ch expected by Katherine Gough, wid, 12.2.1693, Bastardy Bond, West. BRO
Martha Hale see John Woodington, 1686
Mary Hale see Moses Brain, 1806
Matthew Hale aged 12, born St George, 1891 census Truant School for Boys, Southwell St, Bristol
Richard Hayles of Mangots, collier & Ann Bryan, Bitton, BMLB 12.11.1687, BRO
Thomas Hales, in a list of persons who took part in riot, 1670, in KW. See also John Bampton. See Ellacombe.
Thomas Hales, cm, inhabitant of KW Forest, 1684, Ellacombe
Thomas Hale, pewterer of Bristol & Miss Bush, d.o. Robert of Hugh St, mar Doynton, FFBJ 7.6.1783.
William Hale see Wm Morgan, 1778
HALL
Benjamin & Joan Williams, both of Abson, mar Siston,1720
Benjamin see Matthew, 1791; Betty see Matthew, 1791
Edward in a list of persons who took part in riot, 1670, in KW. See also John Bampton. See Ellacombe
Edward: licence from Thos Haynes to Edward Hall to enclose waste ground called Churchley Hill Lane, 24.4.1674, 145581/HA/D/86 BRO
Edward of W & A, mar Hannah Emerson of Bitton, Yate 24.12.1702; Edward see Hannah 1706
Elizabeth, 1679, Mangots, see E.J. p145
Everett, see Wm Braine, & Francis Woodward, 1683
George, foreman at Mr Tyrrell’s Rope Factory, gave evidence of bad condition of ropes at Soundwell at Inq on Wm Harris & others see BM 1.11.1845 KIACP
Hannah, W & A, wid, Christopher Smith, Bitton, yeo, Thomas Emerson, W & A, yeo, bonds in intestacy of Edward Hall, W & A, 1706, GRO
Hannah see John Milledge, 1707; James see George Groves, 1810
John & Susan, see Ann Strange, 1611
John, yeo, Mangots, & Mary Hort, same, bondsman, John Hort, Mangots, BMLB 1664
John see Robt Howes, 1683
John, Mangots, 1675, see BAFHS 36, p27probate inventory, BRO
John cm of Mangots, inventory 1712 (no 23) article by Peris Jones, BAFHS Journal 36. probate inventory, BRO
John of Siston & Ann Piton mar lic 9.2.1721/2, GRO
John, IA, will at GRO,1725
John of Wick & Abson Glos & Elizabeth Wait of Newton, Somerset, mar Keynsham 5.1.1751/2
John see Matthew, 1791, see David Tanner, 1796, see Moses Sweet, 1802, see Moses Brain, 1851
Joseph of Doynton, mar Betty Ashley of Puck, at Old Sodbury 22.9.1753
Joseph, will dated 1763, probate 1764, “as John Cribb is lately dead & his son keepeth his share in coleworks, I desire my partners will let me executor keep one sixth share thereof until lease expires 10.4.1766.” (BRO), see AKW 1766
Kate, 19, illness, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897; Mary see Francis Greenaway 1722
Matthew, b 1791, s.o. Benjamin blacksmith & Betty, bp Whitefield Sch 1794, & Samuel s.o. same, bp 11.9.1803
Mr see AKW 1756
Mr J, King Sq., see Andrew Pope, re donations etc to Cock Rd School, FFBJ 21.8.1813
Reece see Edward Charles Millard, 1915; Richard see Richard Hawle, 1667
Richard, see Andrew Pope, re donations etc to Cock Rd School, FFBJ 21.8.1813
Robert cm, & Ann Willis, sp, mar Bitton, 20.11.1758
Samuel see Matthew 1791
Samuel, & Wm Sampson kcp Evans Oldland, (Mr Whittuck’s) by rubbish falling on them. Inq Oldland, 29.12.1804, D260/GRO, & KCP
Samuel, bach, collier & Martha Warn sp pinmaker, mar Bitton, 12.11.1815
Stephen, collier, 15, born county, 1841 census, Westerleigh.
Susan see John, 1611
Thomas, s.o. Thomas, yeo, Bitton, Bristol Apprentices, 1674. BRO
Thomas see Thos Powell, 1808
Walter Halle, collier, Hanham/Bitton, 1608, abt 40, of middle stature suitable as a musketeer. (Men & Armour)
William of I.A. & Mary Evans of Weymouth mar All Sts, Wyke Regis, Dorset, 31.8.1797
William see Joseph Brain, 1820
William, cm, 15, born county, 1841 cens. West. Lodging with George Walter, cm.
HALSTER
Joan see Robt Hemming, 1675, see Ezekiel Cox, 1675
HALSTONE
See Wm Landsdown 1819
HAMBLYN
Benjamin, 33, kcp Deep Pit St Geo, due to a mistake in signal. He worked with Job Curtis, engineer was Thomas Williams, Mr L. Brough gave 10 shillings to the widow, left with 4 ch.
HAMMOND
Mary, nee Sheppard, Mangots, see BAFHS 59 p60; Mr see AKW 1756
HANDLEY (Henley)
James Handley or Henley of Bitton, & Jane Smith mar Saltford, 1763
HANBURY
Caleb ironmonger, Downend, bur in woollen, 20.5.1739, B32433/5 BRL
HANCE
Henry M, civil & mining engineer, gave evidence after Deep Pit disaster, see WDP Nov 1910
HANCOCK
Cornelius, see Edward Wilmot, 1755; G.W., 1869. See Rowland Hayward, 1553
James see Ann Pinnell; Mr see AKW 1756
HAND
George see Thos Hemmings, 1847 & see Mary Ann below
Mary Ann sister of George, mar Charles Lacey b. I.A. 1841, 1881 cens:
Charles 40, engine driver at coalpit, living KW Rd. Oldland, with Mary Ann, wife & 6 children. They were married at Wootton under Edge 1863, when Geo was described “engineer” of Puck. (Info from Michael Hand of Orpington, Kent.)
HANHAM
Henry & his wife Margery, 1643, see BAFHS 52, p35
HANKINS
Mary see Wm Hutson, 1838
Mrs Eleanor, of Kingswood, St George, died aged 100. 20 Nov 1793, FFBJ
Thomas, St P & J, cm, 27.7. 1739 & 22.8.1739 BRO 04435/4
HANNAFORD
Honora, described as a “camp follower” her murder suspected at Bitton, BGaz,27.1.1853.
HANNIS
Richard, Mangots, weaver, & Joane Lee, St Philip, wid, bondsman Richard Gastrell, Mangots, weaver BMLB, 1663
HARBOROUGH
“One Harborough, alias Reynolds, a collier, one of the Underground Men for being one of the bands of colliers during the late commotion on the turnpike affair for the taking of whom £100 rewards is offered. (Bath Journal, 7.8.1749) and Annals of KW
HARCOM
Thomas see William Shipley 1777
HARCOURT
Thomas, vicar of Mangots, 1532. See E.J. p61
HARDEN
William, Stapleton, 1651, probate inventory, BRO
HARDING (also HAYWARDEN)
—– Harding, 1721, MD
HARDING
Ann see John, 1784
Betty see George James, 1793, see John, 1800
Daniel, heroic boy trapped in Bitton pit when William Powell & others were killed. He was first to be reached by the rescuers, but called out “Don’t mind me. I can still hold on a little longer, but Joseph Bawn who is a little lower than me is almost exhausted. Save him first.” The rescuers saved Joseph Bawn & descended again to the gallant boy who was also saved. See BM 3.1.1835.
David, cm, bur Westerleigh 5.4.1773.
David “vereing boy” John “vereing boy” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
Edward & Mary Brimble, b.o. Puck, mar Dyrham, 1675
Elizabeth, 1624, see BAFHS 52, p35; Elizabeth see Robt Bullock, 1672
George, cm, 15, kcp Land Pit, Duke of Beaufort, by a large coal which fractured his skull. Inq. Full Moon, Staple. 4.1.1798. D260/GRO & KCP
George, 32, kcp Easton by roof fall. Report BO 9.1.1897. Evidence given by Samuel Woodington, his brother in law & John Lines of Victoria St, Staple Hill, & George Brain who were working near deceased. KIACP
Giles, tiler, 1613, Mangots, see BAFHS 36, p27
Henry see John, 1784; Hannah see Stephen Stout, 1741
Hester see Isaac Short
Jacob, “hewer” “vereing boy” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
James: Boys’ master at day school in KW 1749 (John Wesley Journal)
James see Stephen Flook, 1770
James see Thos Lacy, 1771
Jane Harden, (sic) of Westerleigh & Wm Flook of Stapleton, mar St Augustines, 2.8.1715
Joan see Mary 1751
Job, of KW, aboard “George” privateer, 19 Mar to 2 Oct 1760, 6 months, 13 days. Merchant Venturers Muster Rolls.
John, 1624, see BAFHS 52, p35; John, 1627, see BAFHS 52, p35
John, Bitton, yeoman, 68, John Marne, Barton Regis, yeo, 70, John Ball, Mangots, 80, John Noble, Bitton, collier, 70, Thomas George, Barton Regis, 83, all gave evidence for the defendants in Attorney General versus Berkeley, Chester, &c. 1629, see Ellacombe & see Braine p65
John, Bitton, yeo, & Sara Tovy, Olveston, bondsman Thos Ithell, Brislington, BMLB, 1661
John one of a list of persons who took part in a riot in KW Forest, 1670
John see Francis Creswick, 1674; John, 1675, BAFHS 52, p36
John, yeoman, 40, see Thomas Sledge 1677, & BAFHS No 55, p14
John, cm, in 1684 list of inhabs of KW Forest, see Ellacombe.
John Hayardin of Mangots & Ann Low, mar St Werberghs 21.4.1684
John Hayerdin, husbandman of Bury Hill, transcripts of Mangots wills, 1697, BRO & see Mangots, see BAFHS 36, p27
John see Jonathon, 1698; John, West., will at GRO, 1728
John Harden, Bitton, will at GRO, 1729
John of Mangots, innholder & Ann Beechgood, of same, 23.7.1743, BMLB.
John, cm, St P & J & Mary Shortman of same, Bondsman Noce Crayts, brassworker, St P & J, BMLB 19.5.1753
John, cm, settlement exam. Bitton, 5.2.1766
John & Jacob, “vereing boys” John “vereing boy” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
John, of this parish schoolmaster, died 24.6.1784 aged 78, & Ann his wife died 26.12.1787 aged 81, Henry their son, d 19 Apr —, aged 67, MI St George.
John: Betty, widow of John Harding, cm, settlement exam, West. 1.1.1800,
Jonathon, s.o. John, collyer, bp St P & J, 13.11.1698
Jonathon Haywarden bur West 29.1.1752 aged 100.
Jonathon Haywarden, died 4.12.1763, aged 28, Mangots. (Bigland)
Lewis: Bitton, served 3rd Foot, 1800-22. discharged aged 42. N.A.
Martha see Harrington Davis, 1719; Martha, 1767, see BAFHS 52, p36
Mary Haywarden mar Joseph Short, 16.10.1721, I.A.
Mary see Isaac Flook, 1723, see John Seymour, 1729
Mary, wife of Roger, sen., d 12.8.1751 aged 67,Roger, sen., d5.4.1759 aged 74, Roger, jun, d 6.6.1760 aged 49, Joan, his wife, d 16.4.1767 aged 55. MI Bitton, Bigland
Martha, see Roger, 1718; Matthew Hardin (sic), see Edward Willis, 1735
Mrs, see Mary Brain, 1826
Roger, 1635 see BAFHS 52, p35; Roger see James Charmbury, 1640
Roger Harding & John Perryman, lands in Bitton, 24 Chas II. At Society of Genealogists.
Roger, 1672, BAFHS 52, p36
Roger, yeo, d. 13.11.1718, Roger s.o. Roger & Martha, d.May 1710, Martha relict of Roger Harding and since wife of Harrington Davis, d. 25.9.1746, aged 65, John Seymour, d.4.11.1763 aged 53, Mary his wife, d. 6.5.1773 aged 68.
Roger, see Mary 1751 see Richard Francis, 1767, see BAFHS 52, p36
Samuel see Henry Stone 1756, see John Hudson, 1777, see Edward Clark, 1893
Sarah see Thos Sherman, 1709, see Wm 1760
Susanna see Wm, 1760
Thomas, Stapleton, 1681, probate inventory, BRO
Thomas, coal carrier, inhab of KW Chase, 1684, Mr Berkeley’s Liberty, Ellacombe
Thomas, Stapleton, collier, 1727, BAFHS 72, p15, probate inventory, BRO
Thomas tythingman of Oldland, 1747, Ellacombe
William see John Wood, 1653, see Ann Pinnell
William, d 5.1.1760 aged 20, & Sarah, d 17.2.1760, twins, children of William & Susanna Harding, MI Bitton, Bigland
William, collier & James Jones, collier, living in houses owned by John Flook, victualler of Stapleton. See Will John, Flook, 1796, BRO.
HARDWICK
Philip, carpenter, West. Electoral Roll, 1734
HARDY
Family, coal merchants of Downend, see Mary Leighton, “A Victorian Girl” BAFHS 72, p28
Samuel Hardy, 37, poor, died cholera, St Geo, bur 19.9.1832
HARFORD – see also HARVER, HARVORD, etc
“Harford’s Bristol Brass & Copper Co regaled servants with a fine feast to celebrate the peace. FFBJ 16.7.1814
Daniel, see Wm Robinson,1816
Esther of Lawrence Hill, burnt to death, see BM 8.11.1823
Henry Charles of Stapleton & Susanna Harriet Price, sojourner mar by lic at Melcombe Regis, 26.7.1825
John “vereing boy” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
Joseph cm, cottage £3 p.a. Claims admitted without any objection” 28.10.1779, KW Enclosure Minute Book, 1779-84, BRL
Mark, see Sam Palmer, 1785.
Robert see Jos. Willshire, 1818
Thomas “hewer” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
Mrs H, aged 71, widow, Stapleton, wid of Joseph, esq., late Alderman of Bristol, obit FFBJ 4.1.1812
William, Mangotsfield, 1702, husbandman, will and probate inventory, BRO
William see Samuel Flook, 1779-84
William: “Isaac North, apprenticed to William Harford of Stapleton. Collier, 21.5.1787
HARMAN
Policeman: see George Groves, 1817
HARMAR
William, attorney of Mangots, s.o. Thomas, hosier, dec’d. Freeman of Gloucester, 1805-6, (Bristol & Glos Arch Socy.)
HARPER
William, born Stapleton, served 41st Foot, 1813-39, discharged aged 44, National Archives.
HARPUT
Timothy, of Lawrence Hill. Name included in a list of “Persons Receiving Pay from Clifton Parish for themselves and their families” FFBJ 10.1.1818
HARRIL
Elizabeth see Thomas Palmer 1712
HARRINGTON
Albenia Elizabeth, d 1855, aged 15, Mangots MI see E.J. p59
Ann see John, 1714; Betty see John, 1714
Elizabeth, 1752, see Joannah Flower, see Francis Goodman, 1747
George, tried for weights & measures violation, colliers’ sacks, 1617. See Chronicle outline City of Bristol.
George, 1752, see Joannah Flower, see Francis Goodman, 1747
John, gent, d.1714, Betty, his wife, d.1773, Ann, d.o. John & Mary Harrington, d.7.1.1774, George, d.14.2.1781, see Elizabeth Foord, 1684. Bitton, Bigland
Sir John, see Thos Goodhind, 1645
Mary see John, 1714
(See Also Harrington Davis)
HARRIS
Alfred, 20, wife, 1 ch, illness, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
Andrew, 1684, Soundwell, half acre, see E.J. p178
Ann d.o. Thomas & Mary Harris from Wick & Abson, bp Puck. 8.1.1772.
Ann see Thomas Moreton, 1840; Betty, see Wm Lear, 1770
Bob see John, 1755, see AKW 1774
Charles, Winterbourne, 1762/156, wills 1541-1800, GRO
Charles, cm, admitted to Liberties of Bristol 19.4.1784 by marriage to Betty, dau of Samuel Blinman, currier, Bristol Burgesses, BRO.
Charles Paulett, late RN, & 60th rifles, died Nov 11 1876 aged 84, MI St George.
Daniel & his son Willie, went to clear a pond at Hanham Court. Daniel went to flood hatch to hold it up & was seized by a fit, fell into water & was drowned. Inq. Report Clifton Chronicle, 30.6.1886
Edward. Cordwainer, Bitton, 26.11.1746, BRO 04435/4
Edward see Thomas, 1740
Edward, cm, admitted to Liberties of Bristol by his marriage to Joyce, d.o. Richard Faulkner, mariner, dec’d, 9.9.1780, Bristol Burgesses; “coalminer of Bitton, (1 vote Cruger) Bristol Poll, 1781
Edward, “notorious rogue” of KW, under sentence of transportation in Newgate. See FFBJ 11.11.1786 & Annals of KW. (1786) convicted 18.10.1786, tsp 7 yrs, see Quarter Sessions ts BRO, see James Pillinger – Bristolian, BAFHS 49, p26
Edward, jun, “New Church”, 28 Apr 1818, gaol records, ref Q/Gc5/2, GRO
Edward, 1822, see BAFHS 74, p36
Edward, jun, “of new church” (i.e. Holy Trinity KW) 8 Aug 1821, gaol records, ref Q/Gc5/2, GRO
Edward, St George, 9 Aug 1823, gaol records, ref Q/Gc5/2, GRO
Edward, cm, of KW Hill outvoter, Bitton, Bristol Poll, 1832
Edward see Thos Britton, 1849
Edward, engine driver at Easton collier & of Gothic Cottage, Easton, gave evidence at Inq. On Chas Lovell, see BM 14.1.1860
Elizabeth see Thos Weare, c1710; Frances see Henry Alsop 1717
Elizabeth, Oldland/Bitton, 1764/186, wills 1541-1800, GRO
Francis = Susannah Gough, mar Bitton, 1735
Francis, robbed on his way to work at a coalpit in KW, see FFBJ 2.3.1765, & AKW
Francis, Oldland, Bitton, 1779/157, wills, 1541-1800, GRO
Frederic, 12, KW, in workhouse, 1897, Poor List
Henry, s.o. John of Bitton, as joiner, Bristol Apprentices 24.6.1607
Henry, collier, Bitton, 1655, Barbados, Servants to Foreign Plantations, Coldham-Wilson
Henry, Pucklechurch, 1819/203, wills, 1801-58, GRO
Hester see Joseph 1738; Isaac see Thomas 1740
Isaac, Bitton, 1783/84, wills 1541-1800, GRO
Jane, 75, aged, KW North, outdoor poor 1897
James of Bitton cm, William Luton, Bitton, cm, agreement between them & Thos Haynes to work pits in Breachyate Common for 4 years. 29 Jan 1729/30, Ref 14581 HA/E/14
James, Bitton, 1742/10, wills 1541-1800, GRO
James, Bitton, 1769/33, wills, 1541-1800, GRO
James, Hanham, 1803/128, will 1801-58, GRO,
James, St George’s, 2 Sep 1822, gaol records, ref Q/Gc5/2, GRO
James see Thos Moreton, 1840, see John Rawbone, 1842
Joan see John Lear 1748
John see Henry, 1607, see John Wood, 1653, see Ann Pinnell, see Henry Pitt, 1737, see Samuel Tippett, 1741
John of Mangots, waggoner, 25.10.1740, see BRO 04435/4
John, 1752, Stapleton, “Bonded Passengers to America, 1663-1775” Wilson-Coldham, V-IX
John (perhaps a connection of Bob Harris who fought Benjamin Brain): “Famous boxing match between John Harris & John Slack, decided Thursday next at Lamb Inn” etc. Also Request for return of Mr Slack’s dog, a pointer named Pero. See FFBJ 1.2.1755 & Annals of KW.
John see Edward Moore, 1828, see Stephen Williams, 1829
Joseph & Hester Harris. Witnesses for defence in King v. Edward Stone, on a charge of rioting in KW. Joseph said Stone was with him going to see Mr Kedgwin Webley & to see if the mob was doing mischief to a horse engine belonging to two other witnesses. Another Harris, un-named “insisted Stone drank with him at an ale house kept by Henry Iles where riot was supposed to have been plotted. (Ellacombe Vol 2, Book 7, BRL & Annals of KW. )
Joseph, Bitton, 1804/36, wills, 1801-58, GRO
Joseph see Dinah Pow, 1817
Martha, Bitton, 1821/96, wills, 1801-58, GRO
Mary see Robt Brain, 1757; Mary, 21. Idiot, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
Matilda, KW, admitted 1897, lunatic in Gloucester County Asylum, Warmley Union list, 1897
Mrs see Thos Bayley, 1749; Priscilla see Thos Britton, 1849
Richard see James Hilman, 1684; Richard, inhab of KW Chase 1684, (Ellacombe BRL)
Robert (Bob) see Benjamin Brain 1791 & John Harris, 1755
Roger see David Cool & George Smith, 1684
Samuel = Elizabeth Stout, mar Bitton,1729
Samuel, tythingman of Oldland, 1747, Ellacombe BRL
Samuel of Bitton, butcher, wid, over 21 & Hannah Deare of St P & J, BMLB 4 Nov 1768
Samuel, horse stolen or strayed in KW, Mangots, belonging to S.H., butcher, SFBJ 18.5.1771
Samuel, Oldland/Bitton, 1774/197, wills 1541-1800, GRO
Samuel, jun. “The son of Mr S. Harris of Longman’s (sic: Longwell) Green, nr Hanham returning from Bristol with a cart loaded with grains, the horse ran off near the May Pole at Hanham and the lad in trying to stop it got entangled between cart and a tree and was crushed to death”. FFBJ 19.3.1808. Inquest report says “Samuel Harris, jun, killed attempting to stop a horse drawing a cart partly loaded with grain coming down Bryant’s Hill, at Hanham. 12.3.1808, D260/GRO
Samuel, cm, of KW Hill, outvoter, Bitton, Bristol Poll, 1832
Samuel see Samuel Morton 1844
Sarah, Bitton, 1816/157, wills, 1801-58, GRO
Sarah, Bitton, 31May 1817, gaol records, ref Q/Gc5/1, GRO
Sarah see Dinah Pow, 1817
Sarah Bale, see John Rawbone, 1842
Thomas named in list of fugitives from KW 1667, see Francis Bastyn. (Ellacombe)
Thomas, Edward & Isaac, cms, bond for maintenance of bastard child: £50, Grace Caple & Thomas Harris, 5.11.1740 BRO/PB/OP/8/8
Thomas, tythingman of Oldland 1747, Ellacombe BRL
Thomas, cm, see Henry Stone, 1755
Thomas, re illegal beer selling. “Thomas Harris of Hanham & Oldland, cm, 14 June, last went to the house of Benjamin Caines in H & O and called for a quart of ale and paid Lydia Caines, wife of Benjamin, three pence. 20.7.1763, Ellacombe Mss Vol 9 BRL.
Thomas, 24, Wick, died in fall from horse: also chapter of family accidents. See FFBJ 25.6.1796
Thomas, 1857, see BAFHS 74, p37
William of Bitton & Sarah Hoddinott of Ford, Keynsham mar Keynsham 21.10.1751.
William. Capital farmer of Pucklechurch. Obit. 19.10.1794, Bath Chron.
William see Edward Peacock, 1817; William, cm, Bitton, outvoter, Bristol Poll 1832.
William, aged 60, kcp with others, leaving a wife & large family, See BM 1, 7, & 11 Nov, 1845 & KIACP: “Oct 25 1845 the rope broke at the Middle Pit Soundwell and kill’d 5 men and one had his arm taken off, Wm Harris, Thos Bird, Wm Bassett, Benn Willshire, John Porter killed, George Britton lost his arm” (Couch)
William see Henry Mills Grace, 1851 census
Willie see Daniel 1886
— Oldland Common Sch, 30.9.1892, see BAFHS 102, p11
HARRISON
Amy, d1771, see Nicholas 1769 & 1797
Brigadier: his regiment “beat to arms” in Bristol & marched into forest after Oct 1738 riot, arrested Samuel Wilmot & seized firearms, See GJ 14.11.1748
Elizabeth, Wick, 1733/12, wills 1541-1800, GRO
Joane, widow, inhab of KW Chase 1684 in Chester’s Liberty. Ellacombe, BRL
John: “We whose names are hereunder subscribed being met in the new church of St George all swear that we have lands tenements etc in the new parish or were vestrymen of St P & J before consecration”. John Harrison, Thomas Willis, Isaac Sweet, John Give, William Williams. 13.9.1756, St Geo Vestry book, BRO
Martha see Richard Francis, 1767
Miss. Marriage, Mr Thomas Peterson of Weston (Bath) to Miss Harrison, only d.o.Mr Harrison, Mangotsfield,. Bath Chron 19.7.1792.
Nicholas of Mangots, bach, o21 & Amy Stone of same, sp o21, BMLB, 1769
Nicholas, d1797 aged 67, & Amy his wife d 1771 aged 34. Mangots MI E.J. p59
Thomas see Francis Creswick, 1674
HARRYE
Sam. 1691 survey Kingswood Chase, taylor, (sic) ability, rich, wife, children no, house, good, 1 and a half acres, 1 mare, see E.J. p179
HART
John see AKW 1756
Rev., see AKW 1760
R(ichard). see Sir John Newton, 1674; Richard, 1675, BAFHS 52, p36
Richard of Hanham, 40, see Thomas Sledge 1677, & BAFHS No 55, p14
Richard see Francis Creswick, 1674, see Edward Stone, 1680, see Hugh Hyatt, 1683
Sir Richard, Kt, Hanham, Herald’s Visitation, 1682/3 see Bigland
Sir Richard of Hanham, his wife, a sister of Sir William Jones, late Attorney General. Had been about to give succour to Monmouth by giving his cheeses; counter claim by Francis Creswick, 1685. (Ellacombe, “History of Bitton”.) See James Bundy, 1691, MP for Bristol, see Chronicles, Apr 1691.
Rev Richard of St George, see Thos Willis, 1766
Rev. Richard, £20, Rev Thos Eden, £5, Mrs Calloway’s School £5, Simon Britton, 2/6d, Austin Rossiter, 2/6d, James Phipps, victualler 10/6d, George Jones, horsedealer 4/-, James Fudge, aged labourer, 6d. Contributions to St George War Fund, see D.V. “KW v. Napoleon”.
Rev Richard, of St George, over 50. Obit FFBJ 12.11.1808
William, William, 1721, MD & “Mr William Hart is dead this week, and not sensible to sign his will, so that his riches will go between his half-brother Charles that beyond the sea & the Captain that is a-come.” MD
— Oldland Common Sch, 30.9.1892, see BAFHS 102, p11
HARTLAND
Adam, “Last week died at Screws Hole in the 104th year of his age, A.H., a collier, he continued driving horses to town within the last 2 or 3 yrs of his life.” FFBJ 23.12.1758
HARVER, HARVERD, HARVORD see also HARFORD
—– see King, 1722
Eliner see Samuel Iles, 1758
John Harvord, collier, Staplton, 1640, probate inventory, BRO
John see William Hook, 1780
Samuel, collier, widower, & Ann Barsable, wid, pin manufacturer of Siston, mar Bitton, 24.9.1815.
William Harverd, of Downend, baker, 1702, see BAFHS 36, p27, probate inventory, BRO
HARVEY
Esther, Warmley, (Persons and families who receive weekly relief St Peter’s Hospital, 1818, BRO P/StM/OP/6).
George see Jacob, 1815
George, carter at Crown Pit, Warmley (Mr Thomas Waters’) says he is 13, looks no more than 9 or 10, draws coal with another boy, 2cwt at a time 8 score rails on rails, earns 6d a day, seldom has enough to eat, has been without food sometimes 2 or 3 days. Father earns 12/- a week at the spelter works; has 7 brothers & sisters; gets what he can catch; never had a pair of shoes or stockings in his life. Works in partnership with George Chambers. (Waring, 17.5.1841, see also Thos Waters & Geo Chambers)
Hugh see Jacob, 1815
Isaac, bailiff at Easton coalworks 1838. Gave evidence in respect of machinery at inquest Jacob Pillinger & others killed Easton pit. See BJ 23.6.1838
Jacob, Hugh, Samuel & George, sons of Mary Harvey, sister of Eleanor Johnson, see Eleanor Johnson. 1815
Mary see Jacob, 1815; Samuel see John Crips, 1681/2
Samuel. His house, 1709, Hanham Baptist, meeting of Protestant dissenters 1709, GRO/Q/S03
Samuel see Jacob, 1815
Samuel, kcp Hole Lane Coalpit by stone falling on him, Inq. 23.4.1817, Oldland Common, D260/GRO
Susan see John Crips, 1681/2
Thomas see Ann Crew, 1849; William see Ann Crew, 1849
— Oldland Common Sch, 30.9.1892, see BAFHS 102, p11
HARWELL
Mr, see Mrs Emett, his daughter, 1810
HARWOOD
Captain, see Peter Moreton, 1817
Daniel of Stapleton, No Land Tax, Glos/ Election, SFBJ 15.2.1777
Edward see Nathaniel Fry 1773
Edward, leather factor of City at his home in Upper Easton, obit BJ 5.4.1806
George, 28, wife, 3 ch, rheumatism, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
HASKEY
Jacob, cm, 60, not born in county, census 1841, Wick, in fam gp with Mary, John, 15, collier & James, 15, collier.
HASKINS
Aaron kcp & bur Siston 8.4.1774, & KCP & AKW; Aaron see Daniel, 1823
Abraham see John Pool, 1817
Abraham, Bitton, 1854/152, wills, 1801-58, GRO
Ann see Thos Taylor, 1795
Betty see Christina 1749/50; Charles, see Henry Willis, 1817
Christiana d.o. Isaac & Betty of Bristol, bp Tytherington, 1749/50, BAFHS 49, p21 (Christiana bur 22 Feb 1751 aged 1 mth) p22
Daniel, 1743, Mangots, see E.J. p194
Daniel collier, KW Hill, wife Mary, their son Aaron bp HTKW 1823
Edward, Siston, 1838/115, wills 1801-58, GRO
Elizabeth see Isaac, 1751
Elizabeth, bastard, (Persons and families who receive weekly relief St Peter’s Hospital, 1818, BRO P/StM/OP/6).
Elizabeth – see Robert King, 1872
Fanny see Joseph, 1848; mar Charles Burchill, Lyncombe Bath 1885 & had a dau Mary Jane (May) Burchill, re Mangots, see BAFHS 59 p60
George, Hanham, 24 Feb 1848, Q/Gc6/1, gaol reg, GRO
George, Bitton, 1851/153, wills 1801-58, GRO
George, Kingswood, 17 Feb 1872, Q/Gc6/6, gaol reg, GRO
Grace see John Norman 1759
Hartley, 18, alleged at Lawford’s Gate Petty sessions to be father of a child born to Emily Green, wid, 41, mother of 3 other children. Defendant was apprentice of Mr Pullin, wheelwright, KW, father of Mrs Green. Case excited much interest and its approaches were crowded. Case dismissed. See B0 20.2.1868.
Henry, Warmley. 1741, Wills at Gloucester
Henry, Bitton, 1763, Wills at Gloucester
Henry, Bitton, 1842/155, wills 1801-58, GRO
Henry, Siston, 19 March 1847, Q/Gc6/1, gaol reg, GRO
Henry, Kingswood, 5 Jun 1850, Q/Gc6/2, gaol reg, GRO
Hester, 68, aged, KW North, outdoor poor 1897
Isaac one of 12 men & 12 women who followed John Cennick after his expulsion by Wesley, 1740 see John Cennick’s diary.
Isaac see Samuel Tippett, 1741
Isaac = Elizabeth (Betty) see Christina, 1749, Isaac 1751, James, 1753
Isaac s.o. Isaac & Elizabeth of Temple, bp Tytherington, 1751/2, BAFHS 49, p21
James, kcp & bur Siston, 30.8.1738 & KCP.
James s.o. Isaac & Betty of Temple, , bp Tytherington, 1753, BAFHS 49, p22
James cm, kcp falling down a pit belonging to Samuel Whittuck, Inq. 14.3.1804, Queens Head, Hanham, D260/GRO KIACP
James, b. Kingswood Hill, Somerset (sic) 28th Foot, 1848-52, discharged aged 22. WO 97/472/44
James, St George, 12 Nov 1872, Q/Gc6/6, gaol reg, GRO
Jane Haskins (wid of Joseph) mar Francis Patrick Burnett at St James, Bristol, 1856, re Mangots, see BAFHS 59 p60
John, 1675, Mangots, see BAFHS 36, p27, probate inventory, BRO
John, Pucklechurch, 5 Jan 1853, Q/Gc6/2, gaol register, GRO
John, Pucklechurch, 17 May 1856, Q/Gc6/3, gaol reg, GRO
Joseph mar Jane Thomas at Bath Abbey, 1848, and had a dau Fanny, re Mangots, see BAFHS 59 p60
Mary see Daniel, 1823
Minnie, of Warmley, authoress: ‘I said to the man who stood at the Gate of the Year, “Give me a light that I may tread safely into the unknown.” And he replied ” Go out into the darkness, and put your hand into the Hand of God. That shall be to you better than light and safer than a known way.”‘ These famous words were used by the king, George VI, in his Christmas broadcast of 1939, the first Christmas of the 2nd World War.
Nathaniel, yeo, transcripts of Mangots wills, 1689, BRO, probate inventory, BRO & see BAFHS 36, p27
Philip, Pucklechurch, 1778 Wills at Gloucester
Robert, Siston, 1 Mar 1851, Q/Gc6/2, gaol reg, GRO
Rodney: of KW, lost fight (38 rounds) to Dick Horton, navigator, see FFBJ 12.9.1807 & “The amateurs of the first held a great muster at Kington Down near Marshfield to gratify their taste with a new fixed battle between Dick Horton the Navigator & Rodney Haskins, a fighter with some celebrity living in Kingswood, which after 38 severe rounds terminated in favour of Dick, though not till Rodney had a severe beating and proved himself good game, being possessed of a great knowledge of that brutal exercise.” FFBJ 31 Jul 1824
Samuel, Syston, 1763 Wills at Gloucester
Samuel, b. “Manglesfield” 9th Dragoons, 1808-27, discharged aged 36. WO 97/61/100 National Archives
Susannah, see John Ball, 1734
Thomas, Syston, 1734 Wills at Gloucester
Thomas, cm, & Batty Adams, sp, mar Bitton, 24.9.1759
Thomas Haskins, William, his son, aged 11, James Horwood, 15 & John Fudge, 60, killed falling down a coalpit at Pile Marsh (Mr Butler) by breaking of the rope. Another man “extremely ill”. Inq. Kings Arms Oldland 9.8.1806. D60/GRO & KIACP.
Thomas, Oldland, 1848/ 205, wills 1801058, GRO
Thomas, St George, 5 Aug 1848 Q/Gc6/1, gaol reg, GRO
William, cm, 20, died of violent contusion of the brain by falling down coalpit belonging to Mr Peter Bush. Inq. Flower pot, Oldland, 30.1.1797. Kcp & bur 30.1.1797, Siston burial register. See also KIACP.
William see Thomas, 1806
HATH(A)WAY
Ann Hathway see Thos Iles, 1688; Ann Hathaway see Geo Bush 1714
Arthur Hathway see Francis Creswick 1674
Cotton, West., will at GRO,1730
Daniel Hathway of Bitton, settlement, W & A, 22.7.1816 P/Abs/BRO
Dorothy Hathway see Geo Shepherd 1715
Edward Hathway of Puck & Sarah Smart of Siston mar Yate 2.6.1719
Edward, jun, Winterbourne, 1729, probate inventory, BRO
Edward Hathaway, Mangots & Elizabeth Gandy of Puck. By lic, St P & J 19.7.1750
Edward see Elizabeth, 1807
Edward Hathway, cm, 30 born county 1841 cens West., in fam gp with Elizabeth & 2 ch.
Elizabeth Hathway see Stephen Somerhill, 1719
Elizabeth, aged 83, relict of Edward, esq, of Pucklechurch, obit FFBJ 2.5.1807
Elizabeth Hathway see Edward 1841
Francis, Hathaway butcher, bur West, 4.12.1715
Hannah Hathway see Thos Sutton, 1785
Henry Hathwaye, husbandman, 1649 Mangots, see BAFHS 36, p27, probate inventory, BRO
Henry Hathway, aged 21 with Mark Hathway aged 19 & others found guilty of stealing a ewe from Walter Swayne at Puck. 12 mths with hard labour, Mark, 9 mths. See FFBJ 1841
James Hathaway, W & A, will at GRO, 1725
James Hathaway, apprehended at Bridgeyate on suspicion of committing several footpad robberies in the Bath Road. “A most notorious character, said to have been connected with the notorious Dick Boy who was some years since executed at St Michel’s Hill. (Undated, early 1800s, in “Bristol Fragments” at BRL (Presumably refers to the same man as the next named)
James Hathway. “The fellow who has recently committed so many daring robberies the neighbourhood of Bath was Sunday apprehended at Warmley in Cock Road, through vigilance of Police Officers & identified by 2 persons he had robbed.” FFBJ 26.6.1813
James Hatherway, cm, Bitton, wife Jane formerly Kindon, then to her 3 children by her first marriage, share & share alike, Peter & Mary Kindon, will dated 1814, proved 1815, Bitton parish papers BRO.
Jane, widow, 1693, Mangots, see BAFHS 36, p27, probate inventory, BRO
Jane Hathway of Puck & Robert Nicholls, Saltford, 1767, lic.
Jane Hathaway see James 1814
John Hathway see James Charmbury, 1640
John Hathaway see Henry Tripwick, 1669, see Francis Creswick, 1674
John Hathaway of Bitton & Ann Tiley of Kelston, mar Kelston 3 Aug 1691
John Hathway, “a poor woman, being murdered by John Hathway was buried” at Bitton , 25.4.1697.
John Hathaway, W & A, will at GRO,1725
John, Hathaway bond for a bastard child lodged with Mr Parker. Bitton Vestry Minutes 1.11.1761
John Hathway of Rodney Avenue, KW, injured Deep Pit, Nov 1910.
Mark Hathway see Henry 1841
Martha Hathway, wid,. Probate copy of her wil. 15.4.1690. Ref D2957/47/4. GRO
Robert Hathway of Puck & Mary Pritchard of West. Mar Cold Ashton, 1738
Samuel Hathaway see Henry Tripwick, 1669
Samuel Hathaway, lease 7 yrs from Richard Haynes of W & A to S.H., Richard Vowles, & his son Richard Vowles, Obediah Vowles & John Vowles, coalworkers to work mines on waste belonging to manor, Richard Haynes to have 1 tent of coal dug. 29.7.1689. BRO 14581
Sarah Hathaway, see Richard Attwood, 1654, see George Bush, 1714
Sidney, 13, born Warmley, 1891 census Truant School for Boys, Southwell St, Bristol
Thomas of West., mar Mary North at Dyrham, 1732
Thomas Atheway (sic) Wick, collier, 13.9.1784. Settlement exam, Bitton, BRO.
William Hathway, collier, Mr Player’s Liberty, 1624, quarter acre. Mangotsfield, see E.J., p177
William Hathway, collier in 1684 list of inhabs of KW Chase. (Ellacombe)
William Hathway, drinking at Kings Arms, Westerleigh got into altercation with T. Gibbs, jun., relative of landlord. H. who was intoxicated fell backwards on his head & died. Left a wife & 13 children. FFBJ 19.3.1814.
William Hathaway, mangled by machinery at coalworks, Puck, engaged with engineer making alterations to part of machinery without having secured wheels, every limb broken & torn from his body. G.J. 9.3.1833 (also editorial comments concerning coalpit safety), FFBJ 16.3.1833. & KCP.
— Oldland Common Sch, 30.9.1892, see BAFHS 102, p11
HATHERELL
Arthur see William, 1884
John o21, bach, miner, KW, s.o. Wm, miner & Elizabeth Howard, o21, sp, shoemaker KW mar 23.9.1848 at HTKW
John see William, 1884
Mary, married, Stapleton, bur in woollen, Sept 1733, B32433/5 BRL
Sarah see Wm, 1823; Ursula see Aaron Peacock 1849
William Hathrell, collier of Mount hill, wife Sarah, their son William bp 1823 HTKW
William see John 1849, see Aaron Peacock 1849
William, 17, gun fatality at Old Sodbury, brother of Arthur, see BT & M 10.7.1884
HATHWAY see HATHAWAY
HATTON
Elizabeth & Richard see Edward Prin, 1660
HAVARD
William, 1691 survey of KW, horse driver, ability indifferent, wife, no children, indifferent house, qtr acre, 2 cows, 6 horses, see E.J. p179
HAWER
William, Hanham, will at GRO,1726
HAWKER
Mr, of Fire Engine Public House, Kingswood. (St Geo) (1786) see James Pillinger – Bristolian, BAFHS 49, p26
—- see Stephen Williams, 1829
HAWKES
Richard, 1691 survey of KW Chase, naylor, ability poor, no wife, no child, indifferent house, eighth acre, 4 horses, see E.J. p179
Thomas: “Monday died Mrs Hawkes, mother of Mr Thos Hawkes who lately kept the Fire Engine Inn at KW. Obit BMBJ. 21.12.1781
HAWKINS
—– see Francis Creswick 1674
Abijah, “carpenter & sawyer” John “vereing boy” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
Ann see John 1696, see Thos Britton, 1781
Edward see George, 1861; Elizabeth see Hester Powell, 1833. See also “The Times” 13.3.1833
Catherine Hawkings, 48, of St George Glos, in Ilchester gaol, 20.7.1822. SRO Q/AGi 15/1
George, cm, 28, born Glos, Jane, 22, wife, born Somerset, Edward,2, son, born Monmouthshire, 1861 cens. Aberdare, Ystradyfodwg, Heolfach, S. Wales.
Jane see George, 1861
Joane: Richard Lyte otp Millard (sic) & Joane Hawkins of Bitton, widow, mar Keynsham Dec 1653
John Hawkins, Anthony Saunders to John Burgess; lands called Grainge Croft, Cleeves, Edenfield, West Hannam, 8.8.1696 GRO D247/5
John Halkings (sic) of Dirham, day lab, caveat to John Britting (Britton) & Samuel Jones overseers of poor at Bitton to find meate & drinke for mother Ann Halkings during her life. (c.1696,, loose in Bitton register 1760-81see Brittons of KW Chase.)
John see Benjamin Gullick 1798, see Samuel Bryant 1828
Joseph see James Peacock 1814
Mr, see AKW 1767; “One Hawkins” see James Bundy 1691
Robert, 1627, see BAFHS 52, p35
Thomas, Mangots, 1743, see E.J. p195
Thomas of Soundwell, cm, had worked 9 mths at Easton but had been underground for 50 yrs. One of rescuers. Gave evidence at Inq., on David Webb, 1894.
Thomas, 42, wife, 4 ch, illness, KW North, outdoor poor 1897
William see Wm Horrell, 1684
William and —– Monke, “two despicable wretches”, KW cottagers tempted by Sir John Newton with £10 each to swear falsely against Francis Creswick 1685, during Monmouth affair. See Ellacombe, History of Bitton.
William, cm & Mary Legg, sp, mar Bitton, 18.11.1759
William, 61, wife, rheumatism, Bitton outdoor poor, 1897
HAWLE
Richard, in a list of fugitives from KW 1667, see Francis Bastyn.
HAYCOCK
Thomas, injured Deep Pit, Nov 1910, see WDP
— Oldland Common Sch, 30.9.1892, see BAFHS 102, p11
HAY(E)S
Benjamin, St George, well sinker, St George,Glos Gaol, 1829, GRO Ref Q/Gc5/3
Francis of St George & Hannah Simons, lic, Winterbourne, 6.1.1795
Francis of St George, Glos, wid, & Hannah Caple of Dundry, lic, Dundry, 12.11.1807
Francis, kcp, (Messrs Castle) by stone & rubbish falling on him, Inq. 21.12.1811, Mangots. D260/GRO
Hannah, Bitton, will 1843, GRO
Hester see Richard Pearce, 1727
John, lab, St George, Glos Gaol, 1835, GRO Q/GC5/5
Mr see John Wood, 1653
Robert Hays see John Gould, 1684
William, at Wms, (sic) collier, now Ric: Vickris, inhabs of KW Chase, 1684, Ellacombe, BRL
HAYLES, see HALE/HALES.
HAYMON
— Oldland Common Sch, 30.9.1892, see BAFHS 102, p11
.
HAYNES/HAINES
Haynes papers at BRO under reference 14581
Allford see James 1841
Ann Haines see John Hulbert 1762
Ann, “Dec 8 at Downend in her 96th year, wid. Of late Rev Christopher Haynes, rector of Siston”, obit BG 14.12.1843
Christopher, vicar of Mangots, 1769-1805. Also Rector of Syston for 30 years. See E.J. p61
Christopher: Rev Christopher Haynes seeks pupils to instruct in Latin & Greek. Bath Chron, 12.2.1784
Christopher, see Dinah Jefferies, 1787
Christopher see Ann 1843
Edward see Thos 1608; Eliza see James 1841
Elizabeth see Chas Stone, 1666, see Arthur Britton, 1759
Febe see Widow Haynes, 1760; Frederick see James 1841
George, s.o. Thomas & Mary, see Thos ca1800. Born Hambrook, Glos, 1823 (1851 cens aged 28) collier, Blackwood, Gwent, mar 26.12.1850 at Bedwelty, Sarah Coleman, born Bedwelty ca1830, dau of Abraham collier.
Giles, see Wm Osborne, 1598
Harriet dau of Thos & Mary, see Thos Haynes 1800. Born St George, Glos, ca 1826, mar 27.10.1851 at Bedwelty, Gwent, to George Collier, born Ston Aston, Som. collier s.o. William, collier.
Harriet Haines see Wm Glanzey 1804, see James, 1841
Hester see Wid. Haynes 1760
James cm & Sarah Keyns [sic] sp. mar Bitton, 9.9.1758
James, cm, 40, born county, cens Bitton 1841 (Batch) in fam gp with Sarah, 40, Eliza, 21, Frederick, 19. Thos, 16, Harriet 11, Job, 6, Allford,4.
Job see James, 1841
John Haynes, carpenter, 1623, Mangots, see BAFHS 36, p27
John, yeo, Mangots, 1709, see BAFHS 36, p26, probate inventory, BRO
Mary Haines see Edward Lear, 1724, see Wm Long, 1762
Mary, see Thos Haynes, ca 1800. Remarried after death of Thomas, Henry Fisher, a collier, 1851 lived at “Yew Tree” Blackwood, Gwent; he a collier & beer retailer born St George. His sons were cms all born in Mynydd Islwyn.
Mr see Colston Vizard c1814
Nicholas, Winterbourne, miller, 1641, probate inventory, BRO
Richard see Edward Woolie, 1629
Richard Haynes d 1727, married Ann d.o. Christopher Cole of Charlton, Was JP, High Sheriff of Glo’shire 1700. Lord of the Manor of Wick & Abson.
Richard see Samuel Hathaway, 1669, see Stephen Summerill 1727, see Joseph Langton, 1765, see John Woodward, 1792, see Mrs Fremantle, 1808, see James Taylor, 1810. See Geo Whitehead 1811, see An Britton, 1812, see James Guest, 1818
Richard (Dick Boy); executed. See 26 Apr 1800, FFBJ. Born Bitton, Oldland Green ca 1766, s.o. a collier with whom he worked in the pit until aged 13, when apprenticed as a hatter. Took up minor theft with “One Carey”. Acquitted of a theft near Lansdowne. Near Downend, he and Carey robbed & beat a Mr Crach who was found dead next day. Further robbery nr Kelston for which Carey was condemned and hanged. A few days after Carey was hanged Haynes took the body from its grave & carried it home to Bitton. He then went to London. Transported to Botany Bay. After 3-4 yrs escaped, returned to Europe and took service with an English gent in Germany. Robbed him and came to England. Returned to Oldland with a bride he said was dau of a German nobleman but in fact came from Westerleigh. The wife committed a robbery in London for which she was hanged. Haynes became a boxer and had fights with “Big Ben” – (see Benjamin Brain) (1794) apprehended Bristol accused of stealing a silver tankard, tried to escape by shooting at the officer who tried to arrest him. Condemned and hanged, St Michael’s Hill, 25.4.1800. See Pamphlet 25262(4) BRO. Richard “Haines”, 34, executed, bur St Michael, 27.4.1799.
Richard Haynes & Charles Emett, worked at Church Farm Colliery, Mangots, 1860s. (See “Collieries of KW & S. Glos”, Cornwell.
Samuel & Thomas Haines, tythingmen, Bitton, 1747. (Ellacombe BRO)
Samuel see Chas Brooks, 1759, see Wid. Haynes, 1760
Samuel Haynes, 12.4.`762, Bitton Vestry Order Book, apprentices under Poor Law, 40/- with each apprentice: Samuel Haynes to John Wood, George Bryant to George Bryant, Wm Long to Geo Wilmot, Abraham Long to David Barnes, Constant Wilmot to John Ford, Elizabeth Caple to Martha Seldon. See also Wm Long, 1762.
Samuel Haines, collier of Whites Hill 1770-1840, St George.
Samuel Haynes of Oldland Common aged 108, left a widow 2 yrs older than himself, 4 daus. All widows, 22 grandchildren, 29 great grandchildren 2 great great grandchildren. Obit 3.5.1828, FFBJ
Sarah see James 1841
Sylvan Haynes see Wid. Haynes, 1760. Silvia Haynes, sic, mar John Pillinger, Bitton, 1785.
Thomas, collier, s.o. Edward, aged abt 20,middle stature, suitable as a musketeer, West. 1608 men & Armour.
Thomas see Henry Tripwick, 1669, Jane Hole, 1729, see James Harris 1729, see Philip Rose 1730, see Sam Summerill 1734/7 see Thos King 1737, see Thos Pruett 1738, see Richd Ward 1740, see Geo Ruddle 1742
Thomas Haines see Samuel, 1722
Thomas of Wick: letter to Rogers Holland, & reply, BRO 09701 25/26 22.3.1732/3 & 14 April 1734
Thomas – BRO Ref 09701(25)letter re Kingswood Turnpike. 22 Mar 1732/3
Thomas – BRO 09701 (26) letter re Kingswood colliers petition to king. 14 Apr 1733
Thomas see Henry Stone, 1755/6, see Christopher Williams, 1758
Thomas Haynes, Hains, Haines, or Hayns: born nr St George, died prior to 1850, occupation coal tipper, coal baker, according to children’s marriages 1850 & 1851, mar Mary ca 1820, she born St Geo, Glos, ca 1800 according to 1851 cens, Bedwelty. Information from descendant Mari Alderman. See Mary & Harriet, above.
Thomas cm, killed when 1 ton weight rubbish fell on him. Inquest Oldland D260/GRO & KCP.
Thomas see James 1841
Widow Haynes’ family: Hester, abt 1. Dinah, 9, Samuel, 8, Febe, 3, Sylvan, 2, allowed 3 weeks to get them placed else all that are of age go to apprentices. (Bitton Orders 26.12.1760); Samuel Haynes aged 9 apprenticed to John Wood, of Bitton, esq., to learn husbandry until 24, Bitton Orders 9.3.1762.
William Hains: “Sheriff’s execution levied upon one W.H. of KW without the least objection; no officer within memory of oldest man living has been able to effect an undertaking of this nature in so peaceable a manner.” GJ 17.7.1739, congratulating Wesley & friends on improvements in behaviour in KW under their influence.
William, s.o. Thos & Mary, see Thomas c. 1800, cm, b. Mynydd Islwyn ca 1829, mar Anne Davies at Bedwelty in 1850. See Thomas Faraday, 1850.
HAYTHORNE
Mary Margaret Haythorne, beloved & amiable wife of John Haythorne of Hill House, Mangots, dau & co-heiress of Edward Curtis of Mardyke House, Clifton, obit 17.1.1829, BM
HAYWARD
Emily 42, scrofula, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
Frank, see Thos Britton, 1912; May see Edward Stone, 1718
Rowland: List of Lords of the Manor of Hanham Abbots: R.H., 1553, Ursula Gresly, 1553, John Reed, 1555, John Lacey, 1556, T. Colston, 1633, Francis Creswick, 1638, John White, 1842, G.W. Hancock, 1869 (Braine)
Susanna of Milcom (Melksham) Wilts, bur St P & J, 1633, “from Wm Waters’ House, called Venes House, KW farthest house in the parish that side.” PR.
William Hayward, Robert Sams, John Clark, John Saunders, John Luckley, Kingswood seamen aboard “Defiance” July 1760, MV Muster Rolls.
HAYWARDEN see HARDING
HAZELL
Benjamin of Park House Keynsham & Anna Maria, d.o. Mr George Burgess, of the Queens Head, Willsbridge, mar announcement FFBJ 16.12.1826.
Sergeant of Police, witness in trial of Joseph Brittain (Britton) and others, highway robbery see BJ 6.4.1850
HEAD
Thomas, 11, born Hanham, 1891 census Truant School for Boys, Southwell St, Bristol
HEBBON
Hebbon the carrier, see MD 1722
HEDGES
Thomas, feltmaker of Mangots & Anne Parker, sp, BMLB 10.4.1708
HELLIAR
Ben: see Sir John Newton, 1674, see John Burnell, 1674
HELPS
— Oldland Common Sch, 30.9.1892, see BAFHS 102, p11
HEMMINGS/HEMMENS
Edward, cm, Hanham, outvoter, Bitton, Bristol Electoral Roll, 1832
Elizabeth see Thos Hemmings, 1847
Elizabeth, 83,aged, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
George Hemings, tailor, 1663, Mangots, see BAFHS 36, p27
George, Mangots, premises objected, Joseph Betts also examined. Voters in Glos Election. SFBJ 15.2.1777
Jane see John Collins, 1730, see Thos, 1735, see Thos, 1747
John, butcher, bur 1771, Siston PR
Martha see Joseph Stibbs 1805
Mary, Mangots, 26 & Daniel Barrett, 28, cooper, St Maryport, BMLB 1679/80
Mary see James Sweet, 1815
Richard, Bitton, cm, bach, o21 & Sarah Rogers, of St George, 30.5.1767, BMLB.
Robert Hemming of Mangots, & Joan Halster mar Winterbourne, 21.6.1675
Robert Hemmins of Hanham had his arm so dreadfully mutilated, part torn off by the wheel of an engine at one of Mr Whittuck’s coalworks, that being taken to the Infirmary amputation was necessary above the elbow, see FFBJ 1.4.1848
Samuel cm, & Hannah Browning, sp, banns, 16.12.1759, Bitton.
Samuel, cm, & Hester Fudge, sp, servant, mar 27.3.1815, Bitton.
Sarah Hemens, see John Broad, 1666
Sarah, 16, Mangots, amenhorrea, BRI inpatients, 1789.
Thomas, cm, of Siston, aged 21, in 1735. Rescued from coalpit at Two Mile Hill 1735, after 10 days underground, see Pamphlet 1762, Ellacombe Mss & broadsheet at KW Council Offices. Blinded in later pit explosion, bp Mangots 28.8.1714 s.o. Wm & Jane. See also Annals of KW.
Thomas cm 19, kcp when a qty of timber fell on him whilst descending pit at Puck. Inq. 11.6.1796. D260/GRO Bur Mangots 12.6.1796. See KCP.
Thomas, cm, Mangots Common, 1847, (coalpit bailiff 1865) wife Elizabeth, formerly Taylor, dau Jane b 1847 mar Geo Hand, blacksmith & Methodist lay preacher at KW, 1865. Info from Birth Cert supplied by Michael Hand, 12 Greencourt Rd, Orpington, see also Mary Ann Hand.
Thomas, 53, Mangots, in workhouse, 1897, Poor List
William see Thomas, 1735, see John Coggins, 1828
HENDERSON
Charlotte, the wife of Richard, who died 20.12.1775 aged 53.
“Here lies a pilgrim wearied out on Earth
Her friends lament in vain her absent worth
Her weakness the grave shall ever hide
Her brother keeps the soul for which she died
Suffice to say she lovd and was from all removed.”
(I cannot say what this means?)
John Henderson BA of Pembroke College. Oxford, departed this life at Oxford, 2.11.1788 aged 31.
“With hold the hand, nor seek thee chisels and
To add a mole hill to a mount of fame
Tell humble stone here Henderson is laid
And bear the best of epitaphs his name.”
Richard the father of John Henderson died 14.2.1792 aged 75. Gravestone at former Churchyard of St George, MIs copied and files at Bristol Museum. (See AKW for portraits of John Henderson)
Robert, “Wednesday sennight, at the home of Mr Robert Henderson, Chapel House, Oldland, Mrs Ann Jones, wid of late Mr Thos Jones, farrier & innkeeper, Broadmead, FFBJ 2.4.1814. (Obit of Mrs Jones)
Edward T.R., 24, b St Philips, 1881 cens RN at sea etc., BAFHS 73, p27
John see Charlotte, 1775
Mary Isabella see James Dobson 1816
Richard see Charlotte, 1775; Robert see James Dobson, 1816
HENDY
Aaron see Edward 1824
Ann, 75, aged, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
Arthur, “wrought at Soundwell” circa 1859, see p223 E.J
Charles cm, kcp fell from Landway to bottom of Engine pit, Puck, 35 fathoms, Inq. 29 Jul 1814, Salutation Mangots. D260/GRO & KCP
Edward see Ann Johnson, 1802
Edward, cm, Soundwell, wife Elizabeth, children Samuel (1824) & Aaron, (1825) bp HTKW
Eli, worker pre 1900 at Howes Candle Factory KW Hill, 1820-1842 etc, see article by DV EP 3.12.1953
Elizabeth see Edward 1824
George, cm, 26, KW, burglary at the house of Benjamin Gay of Siston who was assaulted and put in fear of his life, 5 ft 8 and a half inches, illiterate, brown hair, grey eyes, long face, long nose, brown complexion had been in S. Glos Militia, removed 2.9.1833, death recorded Glos Q/S. GRO
George, drowned, aged 32, burial register Bitton, 28.7.1843.
George, 69, aged, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897; George, 66, wife, aged Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
Hannah, decd, see Ann Johnson, 1802; Hannah see Eleanor Johnson, 1815,
Hannah Gladys, see Francis Fitz Benjamin 1892
James, 64, wife, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
John see Eleanor Johnson, 1815, see Francis Fitz Benjamin 1892
John, 89, aged, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
Joseph see Joseph Burchill, 1848
Mary see James Walker, 1745, Mary, nee Willmott, see Edward Willmott, 1757, see Eleanor Johnson, 1815
Mary, 80, aged, KW North, outdoor poor 1897
Samuel see Edward 1824
Thomas, named in a list of “fugitives from KW” 1667, see Francis Bastyn, 1667.
Thomas, see Edward Willmott, 1757
Thomas, Bitton, land in tenure of Joseph Palmer, objected to, no freehold, 22.2.1777, SFBJ,20.2.1777, BG. Glos Election.
Thomas, consideration money, Soundwell Coal Works, Thos Hendy’s family. 2/24: £306.15.0d, 31 May 1813, Ellacombe.
HENLEY
Albert, 24, Warmley Tower, kcp Deep Pit, Nov 1910, married only 3 weeks before, see Sidney Smith.
James alias Handley, bach, mar Jane Smith, sp, Saltford, 1764
Jane, 77, aged, Siston outdoor poor, 1897
Samuel of Warmley, boilermaker, body of his son Albert of Siston Common, kcp Deep Pit Nov 1910, see WDP 21.11.1910.
HENNESSEY
John, 17, b St George, 1881 cens RN at sea etc., BAFHS 73, p27
HENNINGS
Bro: Baptist. Preached in KW 18 May 1682.
HENSHAW
John, secretary to KW Coal & Iron Co, during strike 1874. See his letter addressed to Lawford’s Gate Petty Sessions, date 1.4.1874, see WDP 1.5.1874. See Supplement to KCP
John, of Lodge Cottage, KW, secretary, to Handel Cossham, & 1st Secretary of Cossham Hospital, Obit BO 25.11.1922.
HERBERT
Isaac, admitted to Bristol Liberties 13.10.1774, by marriage to Joyce, d.o. Henry Jones, rough mason, dec’d., Bristol Poll book, 1781, collier of Stapleton, 1774 & 1781.
HERNE
Hester see John Pullin, 1799
HERRIDGE
Thomas “Tom” – one of the night men at Easton Pit 1881 – and a sculptor: “Some bits of curious sculpture are pointed out, the work of Mr Tom Herridge, carved on the projecting pieces of the natural rock, done in his spare moments.” See Work in Bristol, a series of sketches of the chief manufactories of the city (1883) reprinted Easton News, April 1981.
HERRING
Elizabeth see Francis Jefferies, 1747
HEVENINGHAM
Abigail & William see Sir John Newton, 1699
HEWITT
Mr see —–Turner, 1853
Mr, (Henry) master, Coalpit Heath Colliery, see WDP 30.5.1874, see SGMRG newsletter, no 32, Dec 2012
Nicholas Hewet, see Walter Houte, 1410
HEWLAND
Robert of F.C. & Elizabeth Cross, mar Wapley & Codrington, 21.3.1790
HEWLETT
Anne see Samuel 1826
- J. see Mrs, 1803
Mary Ann see Samuel 1826
Mrs Hewlett, wife of J. Hewlett, brickmaker, Upper Easton, Obit 17.12.1803, FFBJ
Samuel, collier, Soundwell, wife Anne, dau Mary Anne bp HTKW 1826
HIBBERT/HIBBARD
Betty bur Bitton, 31.7.1794
Charles Hibbert otp bach mar Betty Britton otp wid, Bitton, 1.3.1773
Charles Hibbard, wheelwright, Bristol, see John Pugh, 1778
Charles Hibbert/Sarah Martin mar Bitton 27.12.1795
Hester, bur Bitton 26.10.1806
Joseph bur Bitton 5.11.1806
Thomas Hibbert/Ruth Iles, mar Bitton, 24.12.1798
Thomas Hibbard/Jane Morgan mar St P & J 10.6.1852
HIBBS
Abel of Mangots & Hannah Gingell of Siston, mar Siston 1744
Abel, “Tar” (sailor) in his 91st year, living Crew’s Hole, survivor of the wreck of the “Royal George” at Spithead, 29.8.1782, worked as a labourer until 80, now on parish relief of 1/6d per week. BMerc 31.1.1852“The solitary survivor of the wreck of the “Royal George” is now living at St George’s, Gloucestershire. His name is Abel Hibbs aged 91. Until lately he was a hale old man but is now bedridden, his only support the Poor Rate.”(Report, Wells Journal, 3.1.1852)
In 1841 Abel was a labourer, living alone at Crew’s Hole. In 1851 he was a widower, born Downend, a lodger at Trubody’s Hill, St George, in the house of William Feltham, a hawker. The census helpfully gives the information “aged 90, Relief from Parish, mariner-at-war, and one of the survivors of the ill-fated Royal George”. It is obvious the census man was very impressed by the ancient mariner to add this information to the form. Abel’s death was registered shortly after the newspaper article in the March Quarter of 1852.
On 29 August 1782, whilst undergoing repairs at Spithead, the Royal George began to take on water. She capsized and sank very quickly with the loss of 900 lives, who included 300 women and 90 children who were on the ship saying farewell to their menfolk who were about to embark from England. Only one child, a little boy, survived by clinging on to a sheep which had been on board.
The remaining officers and crew (most of whom were dead) were tried by Court Martial but exonerated from blame. It was suggested the accident was due to the decaying of the timbers.
Abraham see Stephen Moreman, 1821/59; Ann see Stephen Moreman, 1821/59
Charles, collier aged 14, 1841 cens Westerleigh
Jane & Sarah Hibbs, Mangots, 1773, to America, see Coldham.
Jeremiah, 71, wife, aged, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
Mary Ann, 75, aged, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
Sarah se Jane, 1773
HICKMOTT
Annie Minnie see Joseph Kilminster. 1907
Joseph see Eliza Emma, 1914
Stephen see Edwin Kilminster 1907
HICKS (unless otherwise spelt)
Arthur Hickes, coal carrier; now widow, Kat: Hickes; inhabitants of Kingswood Chase, 1684. (Ellacombe Mss, Vol 2. (Bristol ref Lib.)
Caroline, 71, paralysis, Bitton outdoor poor, 1897
Christian see Thos Webb, 1752
Elizabeth: aged 67 of Bath Road. Died “in the cholera” & buried St George, 4 Sep 1832
Emily, 20, KW, in workhouse, 1897, Poor List
- of St George, see Sampson & Wm Fry, 1822.
Francis, of London Road, Kingswood, collier, gave information about the theft of 4 hempen sacks from his cart. 18.11.1786, BRO Qs Ts
George of Crews Hole, in the prime of life, obituary, FFBJ 8.6.1805
Harmon, 70, wife, aged, Bitton outdoor poor, 1897
Henry: a collier at Golden Valley, Bitton. He found William Pratten dead in Engine House at Golden Valley Pit. A vagrant called Thos. Fennell alias Lazarus was charged with murder, later reduced to manslaughter, because Pratten had been taunting him & throwing water over him. Sentenced to Six months. See Bristol Mercury 3 Apr 1886.
Henry. Killed in action, 27.8.1917
Jacob, 1743, MI Mangots, E.J.p39
James Hickes & wife. Inhabitants of Siston 1674. (Par Records – at BRO – vicar made a perambulation of parish)
John, a tythingman of Bitton, 1722. Ellacombe Mss. BRL
John, labourer at Crews Hole, St George. Witnessed will of James Guest, 1 Jan 1818. (BRO)
Katherine see Arthur, 1684, above
Mary of St Philip & St Jacob, Bristol, & Samuel Potter of Bitton, coalminer, married Yate, 1706
Mary, Jan, 1755, MI Mangots, E.J.p39
Samuel, 1829, aged 88, MI Mangots, E.J.p39
Widow, 1743, Mangots, see E.J. p194
William Hickes, Mangots, cooper & Elizabeth Ponting, BMLB, 1663/4
William, July, 1750, MI Mangots, E.J.p39
William, horse driver, St George (?) witness to will of Edward Greenaway, St George, Sep 1779, BRO
William Hickes owner of quarry at Crews Hole, St George which he sub let to James Price. James Price (69) & his son in law James Bryant had a dispute with Hickes & went to quarry. In the melee they shot a man called Joseph Pearce by mistake. Both indicted for murder. Price died in gaol before coming to trial. Bryant remanded. See FFBJ 21 Sep 1851.
— Oldland Common Sch, 30.9.1892, see BAFHS 102, p11
HICKY
Mary see Samuel Potter 1706
HIGGINS
Edward, of Frenchay, condemned for theft at Carmarthen Assizes see FFBJ 19.9.1767 & Oct 1767 & AKW
HIGGS
Daniel, collier mar Mary, child Thomas bp Yate 14.1.1707
Elizabeth see Thos Gregory 1701
Henry William see Richmond below; Lavinia see Richmond, below
Lewis, Yate, will at GRO,1730; Mary see Daniel 1707
Richmond Thomas, sugar refiner, 28, mar Lavinia Chapman at St James, Bristol. Their son Henry Robert of Westerleigh, lab, 7th Company, see John Pugh, 1778
Thomas see Daniel 1707
William Higgs, joined Navy at 15 and gave date and place of birth 9.5.1868, St Philips, occupation weaver. Details sought by Norma Dummer, 4 Seldon Close, Oliver’s Battery, Winchester SO22 4JG
— Oldland Common Sch, 30.9.1892, see BAFHS 102, p11
HIGHFIELD
Jos. , d 1848, aged 49. MI Mangots, E.J. p58
HI(GH)NAM
Henry Hinam see Francis Creswick, 1674
Nicholas, West., will at GRO,1728
Stephen Highnam, cm, bur Westerleigh. 19.9.1773
HIGNELL
Joseph, born Bitton, served 1st Foot, 1816-39, discgharged aged 40. N.A.
HILBARD
Thomas, cm, Barton Regis/Easton, abt 40, middle stature suitable as musketeer, Men & Armour, 1608
Will(iam) Hilbards & wife, & Will junior, inhabs of Siston 1674 during vicar’s perambulation. (BRO)
HILHOUSE
John of St Geo, see John King, 18+04
HILL
Charles see George Lovell, 1850/2; Elizabeth see Richard Mountain, 1709
George, collier, Barton Regis/Easton, abt 40, lower stature suitable as calyver, Men & Armour, 1608
George Webb, see Thos Hobbs, 1838; Henry see George Garland, 1833
Hester, wife of John, serving with N. Glos. Militia as sub for George Lewis of Bitton, 11.4.1814. Plea for maintenance, Bitton list, BRO. See also John 1811
Jane see Henry Gage, 1814; Joane wid, inhab of KW Chase 1684, Ellacombe BRL
John: letter from Guildford Barracks from J.H. serving with N. Glos. Militia as sub for George Lewis of Bitton, now with Royal N. Glos Regt. Wants money to get a sub for himself, 1811. Bitton list, BRO. See also Hester, 1814
John Bartlett, of Hanham Court, 59, died in London, obit, FFBJ 31.8.1833
Joseph see Norman 1777-8
Josiah, apothecary at LG, 1820, see BAFHS no 61, p31
Mr John, of Crews Hole, father of Mr Hill, carver & guilder of Bristol, obit, FFBJ 21.10.1809
Nathaniel see Ann Pinnell
Nathaniel, of Mangots, Award of 3 guineas from Bath Agricultural Society for 24 yrs faithful service to one family. See FFBJ 13.12.1785
Norman, glazier of Bristol St James, s.o. Joseph, glass bottle maker of St George, Freeman of Gloucester 1777-8. See Bristol & Glos Arch Socy.
Richard, Yate, will at GRO,1725
Richard, “of Mint, one of the colliers killed in the riot at Bridewell Lane, Friday 25.5.1753” Buried St James. His name does not appear in the newspaper report FFBJ 26.5.1753.
Samuel see Thos Phipps, 1757
Stephen boy entombed underground, 1833, see Geo Garland. (1833)
Thomas: his widow, inhab of KW Chase, 1684, Ellacombe BRL
William see John Wood, 1653; William, see AKW 1753
William of Bitton, yeo, wid, o21 & Elizabeth Howell, sp, St P & J, 15.11.1766. BMLB.
William, aged 11, Whitehall, died cholera, bur St Geo, 9.9.1832. (See also Budgetts of KW Hill).
HILLICK
James, Bitton, miller & Margaret Lyfeld, Castle Precincts, BMLB, 1688
HILLIER
William, born Bitton, served 3rd Foot, 1822-44. discgharged aged 46, N.A.
HIL(L)MAN
James Hilman, Wm Churchill, Richard Shepherd, John Braine, John Fisher, Wm Tarr, Edward Gifford, Henry Stone, Richard Harris, —-Biggs, Robt Coole, Isaac Coole: list of persons with houses at KW Chase, 1684, Ellacombe Vol.II, BRL; James Hillman, 1 beast (horse) see E.J. p178
Mary see John May 1766
Thomas, collier, working at Jubilee Deep Side. Hanham Pit when Alfred Jabez Tippett, kcp. Gave evidence at Inq. See BGuardian 29.1.1898.
HINDE
Samuel, mason, inhab of KW Chase, 1684, Ellacombe BRL
HINNEY
Susannah see Giles Alsop, 1727
HISCOX/HISCOCKS
Francis see Ann Strange 1611; Jane see John, 1728/9
John & Jane of Bitton: their son Joseph bp Keynsham 29 Jan 1728/9
John s.o. George, born 13.6.1872 at 10 Lypiatt Lane, St George, aka “Barefist Jack”, mar Ellen Loveridge, see BAFHS Journal 105, p43
Joseph see John, 1728/9
HITCHINGS
Henry of Bitton, 1770, to America, see “Coldham”.
HOARE
George, edgetoolmaker, Mangots, Bristol Poll, 1820
Hannah, Mangots, will 27.2.1817, PROB/1589
HOARE & DOUGLAS
Boot factory, Hanham, See “From Colliers to Clickers” S. Fryer.
HOBBS
Acquilla, see Benjamin 1802; Arthur see Robert, 1639
Amos, born Pucklechurch, served 82nd Foot, 1812-16, discharged aged 29. N.A.
Benjamin, bp 27.6.1802, s.o. Henry, miller, & Acquilla, Staple. At Whitefield Sch. KW.
Charlotte see George Lovell,1850/2
Edwin of the Cedars, Downend, emigrated to Canada, 1889 see BAFHS 73, p25
Elizabeth of Two Mile Hill, 70, died of cholera, bur St Geo, 26.12.1833. See also Budgetts of KW Hill.
Flora see John, 1749
George see Nathaniel Burchill, 1834
George, watchman at KW Coal Co, acquitted having 57lb coal in his possession. No evidence agt him. Company said they were willing to take him back into their employ. See WDP 11.2.1870
Hannah see Thos Long, 1788; Henry see Benjamin 1802
John, 4 yrs, son of James, late of Axbridge, cordwainer & Flora, 2 yrs, d.o same removed from Axbridge to Mangots. 23.7.1749. SRO Q/SR 317
Joseph see Aaron Bush, 1824, see Nathaniel Burchill, 1834
Mary, West, will at GRO, 1728
Mary, cordwainer & Isaac Britton, cm, of Potters Wood. Their son Richard Hobbs, bp HTKW 1824
Mr of Stapleton, see Thos Roberts 1811
Nathaniel, baker, Stapleton, bur in woollen, May 1723, B32433/5 BRL
Nathaniel, infant, Stapleton, bur in woollen, Dec 1723, B32433/5 BRL
Richard: 50 guineas reward for riotous assembly for preventing coal going into Bristol, Pamphlet, 8.5.1795, issued by Council House. See Annals of KW.
Richard see Mary, 1824
Richard, aged 9 of Two Mile Hill, died of cholera, bur St Geo, 30.12.1833. See also Budgetts of KW Hill.
Robert, IA, 6.5.1639, son Arthur, Year Books
Ruth see Sampson Brain, 1754
- of Frenchay, “Agricultural Implements Manufactories Directory, 1867, (BAFHS 58, p23)
Thomas aged 30 & George Lee, aged 19, theft of a sheep from George Webb Hill at Bitton, Hobbs Not Guilty, Lee 15 years transportation. See FFBJ 7.4.1838
William, of St P & J, beer offence, Lawfords Gate Petty Sessions convictions, 23.9.1823, Vol 22 W.O.T. p56 BRO.
HOBIN (HOBIN(E)S see HOLBIN
HOBLEY
Amelia, 85, of Pile Marsh, relict of Mr Samuel Hobley. Obit BG 23.10.1845
Samuel see Amelia 1845
William see John Coggins, 1828
HODDER
Frederick, 22, b St Philips, 1881 cens RN at sea etc., BAFHS 73, p27
HODDINOTT
Sarah see Wm Harris, 1751
HODGES
- Abraham HODGES, a Kingswood collier, burnt to death in a limekiln, fell asleep whilst drunk. (GJ 4.1.1737)
Cicely see William Player, 1636
Daniel, banksman at Tom Joy’s Pit, KW, gave evidence at Inq on Thos Brain & Joseph Iles, 1862
Eliza see Sarah, 1832; Elizabeth see John, 1684
George Hodge, 12 b. St George, 1891 census Truant School for Boys, Southwell St, Bristol
Hester see Robt England, Thos Caines alias Botty & John Leonard 1817
James see Thos Caines, 1814
John, smith, now Eliz. Hodges, spinster, inhabs of KW Chase 1684 in Rochester’s Liberty, Ellacombe.
Joan see Richard Stone, 1668-71
John see Thos Hopkins, 1788, see Richard Stone, 1668-71
Margaret see Jacob Mills, 1831
Mary see Joseph Hudson, 1782, see Edward Moore, 1828
Sarah, 12, nr Fire Engine, & Eliza Hodges, Lower Easton 2, died cholera, St George, bur Sep.1832
Thomas, West, will at GRO, 1725
William, gent of Upton Cheney, see Wm Bright, 1676; William see Thos Avery, 1803
HODSON
Walter, 11 yrs 4mths, of KW School, died typhus, bur St Philips Chapel (NC) 12..4.1819.
HOGGETT
William J, see Hannah Witchell, 1879
HOLBIN/HOBINS/HOBINE/HOLBORNE &c
Elizabeth Holben see Isaac Ball, 1664, see Henry Cook, 1679
Joane Hobin, spinster, Barton Regis, 1659, Virginia, Servants to Foreign Plantations, Coldham-Wilson
John Hobine see Wm Pruett 1674 & John Burnell, 1674
John Holbin, 1672 & 1675, BAFHS 52, p36; John Holborne, ygr, 1672, BAFHS 52, p36
Martha Holbin see Josias Robbins, 1714; Samuel Holbin see Samuel Creswick, 1761 & AKW 1761
Samuel, d 11.9.1771 aged 58, MI Bitton, Bigland
Thomas Holben, 1721, MD
Thomas Holbin, yeo, d.1732 aged 55, Mary his wife d. 6.5.1743 aged 68, Elizabeth the wife of James Francis, d.12.1.1767 aged 93, Bitton, Bigland
Walter Holbin & Martha Eyres b.o. Bitton, mar Yate 23.8.1709
William Holbin, Bitton, 1659, Barbados, Servants to Foreign Plantations, Coldham-Wilson
William Hobins, cm, inhabs KW Chase, 1684. Also in Mr Chester’s Liberty, 2 pitts open at White Hill, formerly the Glass House: Walter Moggs, Thos Phipps, Wm Hobins, John Syms hath 3 pitts that lands coals & 3 ayre pits where they formerly landed coal at a mile level at Two Mile Hill.
William Holbin, coalminer, Barton Regis, bondsman at marriage of John Nonney, sailor & Martha Parsons, both of Clifton, BMLB, 1686
HOL(L)BROOK
Ann see George Garland, 1840; Charles see William Sutton, 1842
Charles see George Garland, 1840;Charles see George Burchill, 1848
Charlotte see William, 1841; Fanny see William Sutton, 1842
George see Philip Beacham, 1774; Harriet see Chas Burchill, 1848
Henry see William, 1841
James, servant of Bitton, chosen by ballot for the militia, provided William Naish, cordwainer as substitute, 6.1.1797, Bitton Militia List, BRO
John, a lad, drowned at Lodge Pit with William Johnson & others. See KCP & BM 1.6.1839
Sarah see Philip Beacham, 1774
Sarah of Two Mile Hill, aged 3, died “in the cholera”, bur St George, 22.12.1833. (and Budgetts of KW Hill.)
William, collier, 20, born county, 1841 census Cock Road, Bitton, with Charlotte, 25 and Henry, 2 mths.
HOLDER
Ann see Thos Pollinger, 1754/5
Elizabeth see Samuel Lovell, 1711
George, late hatmaker of Winterbourne, obit SFBJ 20.6.1772
James see Sarah, 1718 & 1750; John see Ann Hook, 1788
Joseph, Landlord of Red Bull, Coalpit Heath, Westerleigh, robbed, see FFBJ 21.3.1778
Samuel, feltmaker, & Ann Bryant of Westerleigh. Mar F.C. by lic, 28.4.1805
Sarah d.o. James, blacksmith, bp West., 30.9.1718
Sarah, wife of James, blacksmith, bur West, 30.7.1750
William, blacksmith, 1747, Mangots, see BAFHS 36, p27
HOLE
George, 65, Oldland, in workhouse, 1897, Poor List
Jane: Abson. Lease 99 years Thos Haynes to Jane Hole, wid. Messuage & cottage, Breachyate (sic), 26 Mar 1729, BRO HA14581/HA/D/222
HOLLAND
Rogers, MP. Colliers’ enemy at Turnpikes. See Annals of KW 16 & 18 Sep 1732
HOLLIS
Elizabeth see 1665/6
Henry see Henry Batt, 1866
HOLLISTER
Abigail, see Abigail Attwood, 1702; Amy see Richard, 1791
Charles see George, 1841; Edward see Abigail Attwood, 1702, see Jane, 1716
Eliza see George, 1841; Francis see Sapin, 1774
George “vereing boy” John “vereing boy” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
George see Richard, 1791
George, collier, 15, born county, 1841 cens West. In fam gp with Charles Hollister, ag lab, 55
George, 35, miner, Hannah, 35, George, 10, Sarah, 5, Eliza, 3, 1841 cens, Mangotsfield Street, Westerleigh.
Hannah see Richard, 1791, see Jacob, 1806, see George, 1841
Hannah, 60, pauper & Isaac, 15, miner, 1841 cens Kendalshire
Hezekiah, see Hannah Punter, 1744
Isaac, “smith”16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
Isaac see Richard, 1791, see Hannah, 1841
Jacob see Richard, 1789, see Richard, 1791, see Robert Barrett, 1813
Jacob, cm of Kendalshire, wife Hannah: ch Levy, born 1806, Mary, b 1808, John, 1810, Hannah, b1815: bp at Westerleigh.
Jane d.o. Edward Hollister of Upton Cheney, gent, by Mary his wife, and niece of William Seede of Cullyhall, gent & Katharine, his wife, died 23.10.1716 aged 11 years, 8 mths, 1 week and 5 days. Bitton, Bigland
James, Coalpit heath, bur St Luke’s Brislington, 5.9.1824
Job of FC & Sarah Williams, at St Augustine’s, 1.7.1761.
John signed inventory of Wm Smith, cm, Nibley, West. 16.10.1693
John see Jacob, 1806, see Samuel Witchell, 1853
Levi, kcp and bur West. 13.1.2.1779, & see KCP
Levi, emigrated to Australia & buried there, see Richard 1791; Levy see Jacob, 1806
Mary see Wm Gingill, 1677, see Jane, 1716, see Jacob, 1806
Moses see Richard 1791
Mrs: at Winterbourne, aged 88, Mrs Hollister, mother of Mrs Stewart, obit FFBJ 25.12.1813
Richard & Jacob, “enginemen” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
Richard, shown as “engineer” on son Levi’s death cert. (Australia) mar Sarah Green, Westerleigh, 28.2.1791: witnesses George England, & Isaac Jarratt, (see Thos Summerill, 1790), ch: Hannah, 1792, Amy, 1794, George, 1796, Jacob, 1800, Richard, 1803, Levi, 1805, Isaac, 1808, (died 1808), Isaac, 1809, Moses 1812, (Westerleigh P.R.) see Richard Hollister 1841.
Richard, Collier, aged 70, born county, 1841 cens Westerleigh in fam gp with Sarah Hollister aged 65, see Richard, 1791.
Sapin, wife of Francis, d 26.7.1774 aged 55, MI Bitton, Bigland
Sarah: nee Sumption, see Will of William Sumption, 1786.
Sarah see George, 1841, see Richard, 1841
Thomas, collier, aged abt 40, middle stature, suitable as a musketeer. He was a trained soldier. Westerleigh, Men & Armour, 1608.
William see John Robbins, 1624
William, St Philips, carpenter & Alice Wilkes, Bedminster, bondsman Josiah Doling, St Philips, BMLB 1637/8
William1752, see Joannah Flower; William, see Wm Landsdown, 1819
William, 82, aged, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
HOLLIWELL
Nicholas, 1624, see BAFHS 52, p35
HOLLOWAY/HOLWAY
John Holway of West. & Sarah Sturge, mar Wapley & Codrington, 24.6.1756.
Mary, wife of Samuel, cm, “in delirium and out of her mind threw herself into a coalpit called Lodge Pit in parish of Stapleton, 3.9.1800, verdict, lunacy. Inq. Held 7.9.1800, Oldland. D260/GRO.
Mrs see Peter Lacey, 1917
Richard, arrested, colliers’ march on Bristol, and taken to Newgate, see FFBJ 26.5.1753, & Annals of KW.
Robert, convicted for his part in colliers’ march on Bristol & riot; 2 years imprisonment, see FFBJ 8.9.1753, & Annals of KW.
Samuel see Mary 1800
HOLLOWELL
Mary, Bitton, will at GRO, 1730
HOLMAN
James, see James Ludlow, 1781
HOLTHAM
Eleanor, 59, asthma, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
HONDE
John see John Wood, 1653
HONOUR
Florence see Colin Pillinger; Jane, see Joseph Comley
Levi, “Kingswood man’s fatal illness in street” EP 8.10.1937. (my grandfather)
HONY
John, Mangots, 1745, & 1750 see E.J. p158
HOOK(E)
Alfred, mason, “Met Pratten before he was killed & Pratten told him he had been irritating Tommy Fennel” see Thomas Fennel, 1886 and BMerc 3.4.1886
Ann, see William, 1780
Ann, widow, of Bitton, will dated 1788, names John Bright, Samuel Smith, dau Mary Smith, granddau Sarah Smith, dau Ann Bright, wit: John Ford, John Holder & Robert Fothergill
Daniel of Bitton, open for sale of beer after 11 pm, 17.4.1842, LG Petty Sessions, convictions 94-145, Vol 22, W.O.T., BRO
George see Francis White, 1817
George, innkeeper, Chequers, his dau Mary Hook, William Short of Bitton, hatter, Sarah Butler, wife of James Butler of Bitton, hatter , Sarah Jenkins singlewoman of Bitton, Martha Jenkins, wid of Bitton, mother of Sarah, Roger Edward, surgeon of Keynsham: witnesses at Inquest on body of Thomas Worlock, Oldland Common, butcher, re trial & execution of his wife Rebecca for murder, 1820. ASS16 XP OO5848 PRO. (Full story told in book by Penny Deverill).
Humphrey Hooke, vicar of Mangots, 1619 See E.J. p61. Will, Humfrey Hooke, clerke, Mangots, 1619, BAFHS 2.
Jane, Mangots, 85, in workhouse, 1897, Poor List
John Hooke, 1624, see BAFHS 52, p35; John Hooke, see Wm Horrell, 1684
John see William, 1841
John, aged 62 sawyer, fatal railway accident near Warmley, see BTM 3.7.1884
Mary see George, 1820; Mary, 50, 1 ch, paralysis, KW North, outdoor poor 1897
Robert Hooke, manor house in Barton Regis, 1629, Lawrence Hill, Braine, p102
Samuel, 83, aged & infirm, Bitton outdoor poor, 1897
Thomas, 1663, see BAFHS 52, p35.
William, for Lathbury’s Estate, Richard Wilton for late Evans’ Estate, Moses Brain, for Mr S. Creswick, late Wickham’s Estate, Robert Bryant for late Lewis Bryant Estate. Four substantial householders in parish and proper persons to be presented to Justices as Overseer of the Poor. Bitton Vestry Order Book, 12.4.1762, BRO. See also Solomon Chipper.
William, farmer of Bitton, will dated 11.6.1780: names wife Ann, cottage in occupation of Richard Harver, sister Sarah Hook, signed by Wm Hook & witnessed by John Bright, Samuel Smith (relatives: see will of Ann Hook, 1788) & Robt Fothergill.
William, 15, collier, John, Ag lab, 1841 cens West.
HOOPER
Ann see Samuel Whittuck, 1804
Eliza, 42, b Hanham, 1881 cens RN at sea etc., BAFHS 73, p28
Gertie, 1, KW, in workhouse, 1897, Poor List;
John, born Sytapleton, served 56th Foot, 1800, discharged aged 27m
- see Samuel Barrett, 1822
William see George Green, 1742, see Elizabeth Willis, 1789
HOPE
Rosanna see James Warn, 1852
Thomas, vicar of Mangots, 1582. See E.J. p61
Thomas, charged with receiving wether sheep, stolen from Daniel Shellard at Bitton, guilty, transported 14 years, 14.4.1838, FFBJ.
HOPES
Ann see Thomas, 1838; Caroline see Isaac Wiltshire, 1848
Henry, and his ferrets, 1684, see note at foot of Newton section.
James see John, 1795
John, his house in Bitton: Stephen Matthews, Thos proctor, Ann Palmer, John Ferris, Bitton Protestant dissenters, 9.6.1794, see GRO/GDR 319A 1 183
John, bp 7.6.1795, s.o. James & Mary, Bitton, Whitefield School, KW, also Mary d.o. same, bp 27.5.1798
Mary see John, 1795
Thomas, convicted Gloucester Mar 1838, and tsp “Gilmore” 14 yrs, “was living 31.12.1844”. Person making enquiry Ann Hopes, Oldland Common. Reply came “died Van Diemen’s Land, 26.7.1840”. Note In Ellacombe Mss.
William see Isaac Wiltshire, 1848
— Oldland Common Sch, 30.9.1892, see BAFHS 102, p11
HOPKINS
Anne see Thomas 1788
James, cm, bach, Mangots & Catherine Cope, same, wid, BMLB 10.12.1746, BRO
John, West., labourer, 1st Co. see John Pugh, 1778
Lily, 21, Mangots, in workhouse, 1897, Poor List; Mrs 1725, MD
Thomas, 11.7.1788, Anne d.o. Thomas, baptised, but “NB it has been reported that the father & mother were married at Bedminster but as no certificate of their marriage has been produced it cannot be ascertained if the child born in wedlock or not.” Signed John Hodges, curate, of Westerleigh (and part time busybody.)
William, collier, aged 65, 1841 cens Puck.; William, 4, Mangots, in workhouse, 1897, Poor List ,
HORNER
Rev John, October 1, at KW, aged 79, nearly 60 years preacher with the Methodist Connexion. Obit, BG 19.10.1826
Miss, d 1849 in cholera, see Mr Whittuck, 1849
William, 78, aged, Siston outdoor poor, 1897
HORRELL
William. In Wickham’s Liberty, list of inhabs of KW Chase, 1684, William Horrell, James Leonard, Abell Scull, John Reed, John Gosse, Ric. Bright’s dau, Thos: Bright, Sam: Leonard, Wm Reed, John Luten, Edward Sweet, Abra: Fry, Fra: (now Mary) Reed, Fra: Sweet & his mother, Mary Rider, widow, John Reek, Wm Hawkins, Margaret Cheeke, widow, John Hooke, Mary Kaines, wid & her son, Mary Wornell wid, Eliz: Smith, wid, now Elizabeth ffry, Widow Phillips, Joan Williams, wid, John Isles, alias Monke. (Ellacombe II BRL)
HORRIDGE
Mr see George Lacy, 1874
HORS(E)MAN
Hannah see Thos 1893
Thomas, died from injuries received at Coalpit Heath Colliery, Inq. Report, B.O. 23.12.1893, evidence given by wife Hannah, Thos Bateman, John Moseley, Mr Ames, manager of colliery. “Dr Grace junior prescribed to no avail”.
William, 13, Bitton, fractured leg, BRI, “cured” 1787.
HORT(E)
Samuel, labourer? 1620, Mangots, see BAFHS 36, p27
John see John Hall, 1664; Mary see John Hall, 1664
HORTON
Dick, see Rodney Haskins, 1824
Susannah see Thos Avery, 1782; William see Thos Avery, 1782
HOR(E)WOOD
Christopher see Stephen Stout, 1741
Daniel, wheelwright, of Stapleton Road, Obit 2.6.1804, FFBJ.
Hannah see Wm Frame, 1771; Henry see Stephen Stout, 1741
James see Thos Haskins, 1806
John cm & Catherine Coopey, sp, otp, mar Bitton, 24.2.1755
John of St P & J, Bristol & Mary Down, mar Wingfield, Wilts, 28.11.1757.
John, KW, lab, executed for murder of Eliza Balsom, supposedly after a lover’s quarrel, but more likely an accident. Opinion now is that Eliza died not from the wound but by the application of filthy bandages which turned it septic. After execution Horewood’s body was given over to dissectionists. A book survives giving account of the murder bound in Horewood’s skin. BTM 4 & 5.2.1821. Now at BRO. This book was exhibited in KW in the window of White’s bookshop in 1953, in 1953, as part of Festival of Britain display where, in my youth, I saw it myself. The roots of this index therefore lie in Braine’s History which I read aged 10, and the tragic teenager Horewood’s book.
“1843, Sergion (sic) Smith buried at Temple Church yard Jany 31 aged 71, this fellow was the cause of John Horwood being hung”, (Couch)
Raynold, cm, Easton/Barton Regis, aged abt 40, lower stature, suitable as calyver. Men & Armour 1608
Stephen alias Locking, condemned & reprieved, highway robbery St George, BG 14.8.1817. Stephen Horwood mar Fanny Howell, St James, 27.1.1817.
Thomas, a boy, of Redfield, Bitton, who had been picking flowers when he saw Wm Pratten who told him he had been annoying Thos Fennel by throwing water over him, see Thos Fennel, 1886
William, aged 20, ST George, gunshot wounds in hands & groin in consequence of fire by the military, Bristol Bridge riot against tolls 30.9.1793, at least 11 people were killed. See Pamphlet B455 BRL.
William, in Newgate for embezzlement, FFBJ 21.12.1811
HOSKINS
Henry, vicar of Mangots, 1656-61. See E.J. p61 & p145
Jone, see Robert Belsire, 1595
Robert, father of Ann Phips & Elizabeth Tucker, see Ann Strange, 1611
Robert, Puck, 1690, see E.J. p158
HOUBIN
William see John Wood, 1653
HOUSE
Catherine: marriage announcement, Mr Thomas Churchill, of Downend, butcher, & Miss Catherine House, dau of Mrs House of Kingswood Hill and granddaughter of Nathaniel Williams of that place. FFBJ 17.1.1818
James see Francis Stone, 1816
Robert, husbandman, 1660, Mangots, see BAFHS 36, p27
Robert, cm, admitted to Liberties of Bristol 22.10.1774, by marriage to Mary widow of John Bourne, cordwainer dec’d and dau of Thos Taylor, joiner, dec’d, (Bristol Burgesses, BRO)
Robert of Mangots, & Ann Maggs mar Winterbourne 6.10.1783
William see Ann Pinnell,
HOUTE
Walter of Bitton, D35 (1410), Nicholas Hewet & William Smyth of Bitton D36 (1411) Deed of St Mary le Port, Bristol, BRO.
HOWARD
Betty see Robert 1719; Elizabeth see John Hatherell, 1849
George, bach, collier, full age, KW Hill, s.o. Joseph & Hannah Bryant, 20, sp, Whiteshill, dau of Francis, collier, mar Bitton, 24.11.1839; Joseph see George 1839
Mary see Harrington Davies, 1719
Robert & Jane, their children, Betty d.o. Robert of St Philips, Bristol, bp Keynsham 28.1.1719 & Mary, d.o. Robert & Jane, bp 15.11.1724, Keynsham.
Jane see Robert 1719
Martha see Harrington Davies, 1719
Mary see Robert 1719 (1724)
Sarah, Hon. Lady, see Thos Chester, 1721
HOWE(S)
Fred, of Clay Hill, Easton, Injured Deep Pit, Nov 1910 see WDP
John How, AKW 1757
Joseph see Robert 1683
Joseph Hows, cm, & Hannah Smith, mar Bitton,1.6.1755
Mary see Richard Shepherd, 1717
Robert of Mangots, taken with a gun in the Chace, rescue attempted by Jos: Howes, John Hall, Philip Bennett, all of Mangots, 2.8.1683, Ellacombe Mss, BRL.
Robert, widower, cm & Hester Emmet, sp, mar Bitton, 5.4.1754
Thomas Howse, of Mangots, re 1670 riot, KW, see Sir Baynham Throgmorton, E.J. p178
William Henry see Gilbert Burchill, 1898
Howes Candle Factory KW Hill, 1820-1842 etc, see article by DV, EP 3.12.1953
HOWELL
Clement, yeo, Mangots, 1662, see BAFHS 36, p27
Elizabeth see Wm Hill, 1766; Fanny see Stephen Horwood, 1817
Henry of Bitton & Ann Leonard of St Stephens, mar St Augustines. 10.9.1713
Henry, Bitton, will at GRO,1729
Hierom (Jerome) Mangots, 1639, see BAFHS 36, p27
James of Mangots & Sarah Bryant mar Winterbourne, 19.2.1787
Luke, alias Fidler, charged with leaving his wife chargeable to parish of Stapleton. Mr Reed, magistrate, asked, “Which is your eight name? Defendant: “Howell when at home, Fidler when away.” (Laughter) Guilty, 2 weeks with hard labour, BMerc, 5.11.1859
Margaret see Michael Lines. 1761
Nancy, who kept a shop in Lawrence Hill, bought stolen butter, alleged in statement by James Paul, butcher, concerning a number of thefts in the area in which he was involved. 22.5.1784, Q/S ts BRO
Sir John, vicar of Mangots, 1560. See E.J. p61
Walter see James Charmbury, 1640
William, “smith” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b; William, 35, Mangots, ulcer leg, BRI inpatients 1789
HUDD
Elizabeth see Henry Roberts 1719
James, see Thomas Patrick, 1811
John “died Infirmary 6.2.1833, broke his thigh in October.” (Couch)
Joseph, lab of Cuckoo Lane, KW, 58, found dead by banks of Avon, see BO 19.1.1895
Samuel see Silvie, 1838
Silvie of St George, intestate: Samuel Hudd of Hanham, cm, to administer, effects under £50, 13.2.1822, BRO.
Thomas see Thos Phipps, 1757
Thomas, 14, Hanham, lab, indicted with Joseph Willis at Gloucester with stealing a shawl & gown from Martha Lewis, he is described “brown hair, sunken grey eyes, flat nose, shows his teeth, large lips, dark complexion, 4’7” tall, three months and to be twice whipped. 7.3.1838, QS/GRO
- see .S. Moore, 1910-20; William see Henry Phipps, 1789
HUDSON
John, land in Bitton in tenure of Samuel Harding, Glos Election, Objected to, no freehold, BG 20.2.1777 & SFBJ 22.2.1777
Joseph, yeo & Mary Hodges, Bitton, lic, Mar St Mary Redcliffe Bristol, 1.4.1782
William, cm, Easton Pit, gave evidence at inquest on David Webb, 1894, said he had seen a large piece of ironstone which could have broke the cross piece which came down & killed Webb. See David Webb, 1894.
HUGHES
Caroline, 72, illness, Bitton outdoor poor, 1897; Ellen, 29, 6 ch, illness, Bitton outdoor poor, 1897
Hannah, found dead in dripping well at North Common, Warmley, FFBJ24.1.1807
James “carpenter & sawyer” John “vereing boy” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
James fell down a coalpit at Yate works, Inq 17.9.1818, West. D260/GRO & KCP.
John, of Cleve Lodge, d1858 aged 59, bur Downend. MI E.J. p 59 & p66
Joseph see Abraham Cook, 1882
Robert, of St P & J, in America, July 1696, see Coldham
Thomas, a collier, found dead near Kingswood, in liquor and fell from his horse. FFBJ 3 Jul 1763
HULBERT
Benjamin & Mary Chamber b.o. Puck, mar Yate 17.3.1719
Benjamin, Puck, will at GRO, 1728
Elizabeth, 75, aged, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
George, 20, having a hare on his person, LG, 1820, see BAFHS no 61, p31
George Wilmott, accountant, Hanham, Bristol Poll, 1820
Henry, coalminers’ rep. In delegation from Easton New Pit, which went to see Mr Leonard. Strike, see WDP 3.6.1874
John, butcher, refusing to maintain bastard of Ann Haines, 7.2.1762, see BittonVestry Minutes, BRO.
Mr John, accomptant of Upper Easton, obit 14.5.1814
John, yeoman, Hanham, Bristol Poll, 1820
Samuel, 19, bach, collier, Hanham, s.o. Samuel, collier & Eliza Bryant, 18, d.o. Francis, collier mar Bitton, 9.8.1840
William, Rose Green Rd, injured Deep Pit, Nov 1910, see WDP.
HULL
James, mariner of Bitton & Elizabeth Morgan, 27, 7.5.1707, Bath & Wells Mar Lic.
HUMBERSTONE
Samuel see Sam Stibbs, 1807
HUMPHREYS/HUMPHRIES/HUMPHRIS
Abraham of Siston & Joyce Gunning, mar Cold Ashton, 1756
Ann, wife of William Humphris d 5.1.1720; William Humphris d 1.4.1727, MI Bitton, Bigland
Anne see Elizabeth 1786
Arthur, Bitton, farrier & Judith Quarriman (sic) (bondsman Thomas Quarriman) BMLB 5.2.1721. (nb: Quarriman see under Quarman.)
Edward lighterman, inhab of KW Chase, 1684, now Wm Jones, Ellacombe
Edward of Mangots, farrier & Ann Lewis of same, mar lic, 11.7.1743, BMLB
Elizabeth see Mark Symonds, 1769
Elizabeth d.o. Thos & Ann of West. Bp Whitefield Sch, KW, 27.9.1786
John see Henry Watts 1788
John, 46, compound fracture of left leg whilst sinking shaft at Shortwood. “Lies in precarious at Royal Infirmary” see BMerc 22.11.1851
John, aged 35 years, fell to bottom of Jenkin’s pit & broke both legs from the effect of which he died in about a fortnight, Oct or Nov 1851, see Handel Cossham’s Diary at BRO.
Joseph, Mangots & Susanna Millerd, mar Wapley & Codrington, 18.4.1720
Mary see Joseph Jones,1784
Michael, wife, indifferent house, survey of KW Chase 1691, Ellacombe KW Bitton Vol 10
Mr see Thos Burchill, 1746 & George Jenkins, 1795
Mr: “a man called Humphreys, beershop keeper”, ie the Tennis Court Inn, gave evidence at trial for murder of Moses Gay, see FFBJ 6.4.1850
Priscilla, wid, Mangots, intestate, Jan 1800, sister Sarah Pearce to administer, bondsmen Henry Tiley of Bitton, cm, Isaac Gingell, Siston, lab, effects under £100, BRO.
Rebecca Humphris see George Willis, 1714
Thomas, innholder, bur Westerleigh, 2.9.1729
Thomas s.o. William, late West. , feltmaker to Benjamin Bolshier, turner, 13.1.1761, Bristol Apprents.
Thomas see Elizabeth 1786
Thomas, clerk at Coalpit Heath Colliery, leader of Congregationalists in.F.C., 1794, see Bristol Congregational Monthly 1940-1, BRL
William, inhab of KW Chase 1684, Chester’s Liberty see Ellacombe
William see Ann, 1722; William, Bitton, will at GRO,1727; William see Thomas, 1761
—- Umphries, (sic) see BAFHS Journal no 33, p20-21.
HUNGERFORD
“My brother, & my sister Hungerford”, see Alice Weston, 1580
see Alice Weston, 1580
HUNT
Hezekiah, one of supposed ringleaders of collier’s march on Bristol, 1753, for whom £100 reward was offered. See FFBJ, 26 May 1753 & 4 Aug 1753 & Annals of KW.
Isaac, 21, b St Jacobs (sic) 1881 cens RN at sea etc., BAFHS 73, p28
Jacob & Samuel “vereing boys”
John “vereing boy” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
Mary Ann d 1857 see Henry Hill Budgett
Matilda: Samuel Budgett’s niece, greengrocer in KW Hill in 1851, see page 51 of “The Budgetts of KW Hill” by DPL
Mr H. see Andrew Pope, re donations etc to Cock Rd School, FFBJ 21.8.1813
Samuel see Jacob, 1789
Sarah d 1861 see Henry Hill Budgett
Wm Morns Hunt, d 1847 see Henry Hill Budgett
HUNTER
Emma, gardenwoman, Hanham, (Persons and families who receive weekly relief St Peter’s Hospital, 1818, BRO P/StM/OP/6).
Louisa, 59, ill, Hanham Abbots outdoor poor, 1897; Samuel,52, ill, Hanham Abbots outdoor poor, 1897
HURCOME
John, yeo, 1613, Mangots, see BAFHS 36, p27
HURD
Hurd’s Pit, see Isaac Stanley, 1796
Hannah, see Peter Moreman 1841; John, see Peter Moreman 1841
Thomas see Alfred Baldwin, 1867
HURLE
Ann see John Wickham, 1678; Elizabeth see John Gullick, 1858
HURLY
Alexander, Bitton, 1658, Barbados, Servants to Foreign Plantations, Coldham-Wilson
HURN
James, waterman, drowned in river nr Crew’s Hole, falling from barge, “The Bath Carrier” 23.12.1792, Inquest D126/GRO
William, “vereing boy” John “vereing boy” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
HURRY
Mary see Sam Garland, 1838
HUSSEY
Thomas & wife, hatter, Bitton, (Persons and families who receive weekly relief St Peter’s Hospital, 1818, BRO P/StM/OP/6).
HUTCHISON
John, 29, b St Philips, 1881 cens RN at sea etc., BAFHS 73, p28
HUTCHINS
John of St P & J, & Susanna Biggs, mar Paulton 24.4.1798
John of Barton Hill, obit, 21.2.1818 FFBJ
HUTSON
William, over 21, widower, collier s.o. William, lab, & Mary Hankins, wid, pinheader, KW, d.o. Richard Ball, collier, mar HTKW 23.8.1838
HUXFORD
James, “vereing boy” John “vereing boy” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
HUXTABLE
Fredk W, mental disease, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
HUZZEL
Thomas, 20, b Iron Acton, 1881 cens RN at sea etc., BAFHS 73, p28
HYDE
Joseph see Sam Stone, 1837
William of Lawrence Hill, Blackmoors Head, clothier, formerly of Wootton under edge, obit BG 25.1.1816
HYATT/HYETT
Ben Hyett: servant of Sir John Newton during Francis Creswick Monmouth Affairs, 1685, Ellacombe History of Bitton.
Hugh Hyatt. Sir Richard Hart’s man, & Henry Pedder killed a deer & taken carrying him off. Hyatt having deer behind him on his horse. 26.7.1683, Ellacombe
Hugh Hyatt, in Mr Chester’s :Liberty. With John Luten & John Cottle, 5 pitts open at one of which they are sinking to make a level about half a mile at Haggasts, Causway Bottom, 1784, inhabs KW Chase, Ellacombe II
Mr Hyett see Francis White, 1817
Mrs Hyett’s youngest daughter buried, the same evening Mrs Hyett died. 27 Sep 1836, (Couch).
Richard, “at the farm” & Farmer Hyett, 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
HYMAN
Joseph aged 17, kcp Speedwell, evidence given by George Curtis, incline rider, Geo Henry Lovell, Daniel Jones, Manager, Fred Crew, overman, see WDP 17 & 15 Jan 1925 & KCP.
ILES/ISLES/EYLES (Iles unless otherwise given)
Aaron, 44, born Hanham, in household of Samuel Fox, 1851 cens. See Samuel Fox
Abel Eyles see Geo Ruddle (Riddle) 1742
Abel Isles, notice to fill in pit at Cadbury Heath from Samuel Tippett on behalf of Jarrit Smith, Steward of Manor of Bitton, May 1752, P/B/X/5 Bitton, BRO & AKW 1752
Abigail see Thomas, 1684
Abraham, horsedriver 17.9.1737, BRO 04435/3
Abraham, b Bitton, Abraham Scull, 29, b Bitton & William Parfitt, b Farnborough near Clutton, 52, executed Ilchester, 7.8.1799, horsetheft, and robberies at Paulton, Chelwood, etc, also trying to rescue Thomas Bright from Ilchester Gaol. . Abraham Iles, alias “Scrammy Handed Jemmy” (i.e. left handed) l & see FFBJ 17.8.1799 & Padre’s notebook Ilchester Gaol, SRO
Amy see Deborah, 1694; Ann see Rosey, 1809, see Isaac, 1826
Benjamin see Henry Barnell 1833; Caroline see Isaac 1826
Deborah Iles alias Monck, pregnant with a base child attempting to settle in Oldland, last place of legal settlement St Stephens, where she was covenanted servant to Mr George Parker. She was begotten with child by his apprentice. BRO, PStS/OP/6/3-4, 30.7.1694. Then 1686/7, Mar 1, from Oldland, Deborah Iles, alias Monck and dau Amy, born Oldland,
Edmund, 10, kcp fall from landway of pit, 10 fathoms, Leonard & Co. Inquest 12.7.1812 at N. Williams, The Flower Pot, Oldland, D260/GRO & KCP
Edward, cm, 1684, inhab of KW Chase, Ellacombe
Eliza, 18, born Hanham, in household of Samuel Fox, 1851 cens. See Samuel Fox
Elizabeth, 10, & James, 13, Bitton, in workhouse, 1897, Poor List
Esther see Jonas Lewis, 1837; Francis see Samuel, 1753
George, Siston, 16, blacksmith, transported life 15.4.1836 stealing 9 wether sheep and 1 ewe from John Britton of Swainswick, Light brown hair, freckled face, long visage, 2 scars on rt. knee, scar left shin, 5’5″, illiterate, QS/GRO
George see Jonas Lewis, 1837, see John, 1842
George, 55, drowned bathing in R. Avon, B.O. 29.6.1895
Grace see Henry, 1738; H. Isles, see Matthew Cox, 1826
Hannah see Abraham Brain, 1722; Henry Isles see Fra: Creswick 1674
Henry, house & 2 pits at Newton’s Liberty, 1684 see E.J & Ellacombe
Henry see Thos, 1688
Henry, turned out & discovering a deer at his coalworks which he enjoyed, c1691, Mss re deer slaying in Chase, Ellacombe KW II
Henry, keeper of an alehouse where Edward Stone went to drink & and was alleged to have incited others to riot. Grace Iles gave evidence at the trial in defence of Stone. C1738, Ellacombe Mss
Henry, tythingman of Bitton, 1747, Ellacombe; Henry Isles, see James Fudge, 1762
Henry Isles lost his arm by the crane at Bath & died Bath Hospital 19.11.1813. The company gave his wife £20 & John Couch gave her £5. (Ledger of John Couch, quarryman).
Isaac, cm, Potter’s Wood, wife Ann, ch Samuel & Caroline, bp HTKW 1826
Isaac fell 600 yds into the Day Pit at St George on his first day at work. Inquest at Kings Arms, KW Hill told that four yrs before his father had been killed at Crown Pit Warmley in similar circumstances. See FFBJ 16.2.1850 & KCP
Henry see Robt Cordy, 1841; James see Elizabeth 1897
Jane see Robt Cordy, 1841
John took part in KW riot, 1670, see Ellacombe KW II BRL
John Isles see Francis Creswick, 1674; John Isles, alias Monke, see Wm Horell, 1684
John Isles see Walter, 1684
John Isles, KW cottager, confirmed William Hawkins evidence agt Francis Creswick, 1685
John cm & Mary Cook, sp, botp mar Bitton, 25.8.1754
John Isles, see Henry Creswick, 1769
John see Thos Jefferies 1785, see Rosey, 1809
John transported 7 yrs false pretences, see BG 28.8.1817
John full age, bach, excavator, Hanham, s.o. George, collier & Harriet Bryant, 19, sp, pinmaker, d.o. James, collier mar Bitton, 27.2.1842
John Isles, a boy, 16, kcp at Upper Shortwood pit by falling of the roof, leaving a widowed mother 60-70 yrs of age, see Handel Cossham’s Diary, 6.3.1853, BRO & KCP
Joseph Eyles, cm, Bitton, see Geo Ruddle (Riddle) 1742
Joseph, 49, kcp by stone & rubbish falling on him. Inquest Hanham 20.1.1812, D260/GRO & KCP
Joseph, 19, cm, 1841 cens, Oldland
Joseph, 30, married, born Bitton, collier, Inpatient at BRI Cens. 1861 reel 3, BRL
Joseph kcp Tom Joy’s Pit, KW Feb 1862, see Thomas Brain.
Lazarus, kcp belonging to Mr Whittuck by damp arising from pit. Inquest 15.10.1809, Oldland, D260/GRO & KCP
Maria see Samuel, 1841
Mary, died Hanham aged 104 yrs & 5 mths, her husband died abt 9 yrs ago aged 102. See FFBJ 8.10.1763
Mary see Thos Britton, 1781, see Ralph Peacock, 1815
Michael see AKW 1764; Moses Isles, Bitton, will GRO,1729
Moses, 50 guineas reward for riotous assembly see Richard Hobbs 1795
Rachel see Thos Water 1759
Rosey, bp Whitefield School, KW, d.o. John & Ann, of Tytherington, 17.9.1809. (Tytherington is a probable connection with John Cennick.)
Samuel & Francis Iles, amongst prisoners taken to Newgate after coalminers march on Bristol. See FFBJ 26.5.1753. Later reported that “One Iles” made a daring but unsuccessful attempt to escape dressed in women’s cloths. See FFBJ 9.8.1753. & Annals of KW.
Samuel, cm & Eliner Harver mar Bitton, 6.8.1758; Samuel see Isaac, 1826
Samuel, collier, 25, 1841 cens Cadbury Heath, with Maria, 20 & Sarah, 2.
Sarah see Samuel, 1841
Simon, 28, Hanham, kcp by stone & rubbish falling on him in coalpit belonging toS. Whittuck, esq, of Hanham, Inq, 14.7.1814, Oldland, D260/GRO. “kcp & bur Bitton, 13.7.1814”, PR. See also KCP.
Thomas, took part in riot in KW, 1670, see John Bampton & Ellacombe Mss.
Thomas Isles see Fra: Creswick, 1674
Thomas Isles, collier, now Abigail, inhabs of KW Chase, 1684, Ellacombe.
Thomas of Bitton, cm, & Ann Hathway of St Philips, bondsman Henry Iles of Bitton, cm, BMLB, 26.4.1688
Thomas, “vereing boy” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
Thomas, collier, St George & Joseph Brown St George, killed Jay’s Pit, 17.2.1862, COI/1291/Acc/GRO
Walter Isles, & John Isles upon Carneham Hill (Cowhorne Hill?) “colepits in Mr Player’s Liberty, inhabs KW Chase 1684, Ellacombe, see p227, E.J.
Walter, see Wm Braine, 1686
Walter, Bitton, admitted 1895, lunatic in Gloucester County Asylum, Warmley Union list, 1897
William see Abraham Brain, 1722
William, 16, “going into a cart into a coalpit 80 fathoms deep at Mangots, fell out of the cart to the bottom. He was bruised in a shocking manner & died instantly. See BMBJ 28.8.1790 & KCP
William Iles alias Price, 17, of Cabbage (Cadbury?) Heath, drowned in coalpit. Inquest 12.5.1796. D260/GRO & KCP.
Zachariah Iles, West, will GRO,1728; —- Iles, see BAFHS Journal no 33, p20-21.
IMPETT
Andrew of Lawrence Hill, in H.M. Excise, obit FFBJ 25.9.1824
INDOE
Robert, s.o. William, upholsterer of Stapleton, as saddler, Bristol apprentices, 1668-71
INGLIS
Thomas, 14, Bitton, fractured leg, cured, BRI Inpatients, 1787
INHYNE
Adam, see William Broun, 1403
IRELAND
William, glassmaker s.o. George, glassworker of St P & J, freeman of Gloucester 1741, Bs & Glos Arch Socy.
IRWIN,
John d 1836 aged 71, Downend Baptists, see E.J., p78
ISAACS
Aaron see Abraham Cook, 1882
Aaron aged 21, shot to death by a gun going off, Bitton burial reg. 31.12.1848
Amelia, 42, Oldland, in workhouse, 1897, Poor List
Elizabeth see Jonas 1823; Hannah Isaac see Wm Pillinger; Henry see Abraham Cook, 1882 Highnam Isaac, West, will GRO,1727
Jane Isaac see Mark 1841
John, “expenses to going after coroner for John Isaac, jury & coroner, liquor for ditto, burial of John Isaac, widdow Isaac” total paid £2.3s.0d. P/B/Op 2d, Bitton Overseers, BRO
John Isaac, 50, cm, Mary, 35, 1841 Cens Westerleigh/Coalpit Heath.
Jonas, cm, Oldland Common, wife Elizabeth, their dau Elizabeth, bp HTKW 1823
Mark Isaake, cm, 35, Jane, 4, 1841 cens Bitton; Mary see John, 1841
Samuel, 55, Oldland Common, kcp & bur Bitton 30.9.1818, & see KCP
Thomas Isaac of West., “Impressed, cut his throat” see FFBJ 24.4.1756 & AKW
Walter Isacke, cm, Siston, about 40, middle stature, suitable as a musketeer, see Men & Amour for Glos, 1608
William Henry see Sarah Ann Lines, 1911
ISFIELD
Richard, 21, Mangots, fractured leg, cured. BRI Inpatients, 1789
ISGAR
- Photo of Mangotsfield Cricket Club, 1934, see BAFHS Journal 69, p29. Many local names.
ITHELL
Aaron, Siston, mason, & Mary Emerson, Mangots, (bondsman Thomas Punter of Mangots, cm) BMLB 20.6.1726
Aaron Ithells, Mangots, kcp bur Siston, 18.4.1773, & see KCP
Giles Ithel, cm, settlement exam, Bitton, 11.8.1773.
Mary see John Gingell, 1742; Richard, Oldland, will GRO,1728
Robert, Siston, will GRO,1729; Sarah see AKW 174; Thomas see John Collett, 1685
(The name Ithells, (alternative spelling Ifield), will be found in the parish of Brislington).
IVYLEAFE
Mrs, “died suddenly at Blue Lodge, and bur St Mary Port, Bristol, mortuary 10s6d to Rector of Siston. Siston PR, 28.7.1779
IVEY
Ann nee Weston & Leonard, dau & son in law of Alice Weston, 1580
Thomas see Sir John Seymour, 1659
JACKMAN
Ann see Caleb Rosser, 1713
JACOB(S)
Benjamin Jacobs, cm, of Bedminster Down, trapped in Easton Pit in fire which killed Joseph Gaynor, 1910 (rescued)
Elizabeth see Samuel 1741
John, “being executed at Mialhill (sic: St Michael’s Hill, Bristol) was buried Sep 26th 1695. William Willis was buried Sep 27th “having been executed on same gallows at Mialhill” Bitton burial register. “Two colliers hanged for murder August 1695 for a murder committed by them a year ago on a stranger behind St James’s Church, going up the hill.” see Bristol Past & Present, quoting Seyer.
John see Emma Brain, 1820
Leonard Jacob, John Stone, Isaac Coole, at Barrett’s Hill, colepitts open in Mr Player’s Liberty, inhabs of KW Chase 1684, Ellacombe, see also E.J. p227
Mary Jacob, sp, 1716, Mangots, BAFHS 36, p27
Richard Jacobs, see John Fry 1786
Samuel, collier & Elizabeth his wife, P & J, 14.11.1741, BRO 04435/4
William see Daniel Cribb, 1768
JAMES
Ann see George Crib, 1800; Anna see Stout Stibbs, 1788
Betty (1786) see James Pillinger – Bristolian, BAFHS 49, p26
Charles, underground manager at Shortwood Colliery, Waters & Reynolds, employed in 3 pits, 130 hands, 30 under 13, youngest 8-9, two youngest mind doors, 2 shillings a week, the rest carters, earning 1s or 1/6d per day. Had himself been a collier since 8 years old. Had hauled a hutch till he fell down out of breath, never felt injury from the girdle. A man in these pits killed about 1839 due to setting timber. Thinks colliers generally careless about propping. See Waring, 1841.
Charles, bailiff at Shortwood, gave evidence at inquest on Charles Davis, & Eli Rogers, said “only a drop of wet ran out.” See BM 25.12.1852
Daniel, “driver”, “at the farm” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
Domillie Lucia, 13 Oxford Street, KW, “Girl who stowed away”. Had a relationship with a US seaman who suggested she go with to America, on his ship, it was torpedoed and she spent 6 hours in a lifeboat in the Atlantric before being picked up. Taaken to Halifax Nova Scotia where she sepnt 5 wks until deported back tpo Briston. Charged with the leaving the country without permission (It was 1943!) when brought to court her mother collapsed. WDP 27.11.1943 Reg Bristol as Domealay Lames in 1920, mother#s name Battersby. (Morten James & Sarah Battersby married Bristol, 1920) Domillie married William P Perry in 1945 in Bristol.
Dorothea, widow, will Mangots, 1639, BAFHS, 3.
Edith, West, will GRO, 1729
Elizabeth & George, Fystor’s Court, Mangots, 1673 see E.J. p143
Elizabeth see Wm Symes, 1687/8, see Wm Bawn 1721
George s.o. George, carrier of Barton Regis, apprenticed as carpenter, 1668-71, BRO
George see Eliz, 1673
George of Mangots & Elizabeth Singer mar Winterbourne, 4.2.1779
George, “driver” “vereing boy”, 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
George of Mangots, bastardy order, Westerleigh for dau of Betty Harding, 6.12.1793, Westerleigh Records at BRO
Isaac see Samuel, 1615
Isaac, 20, carpenter. Mangots, Emigrants England-America, 1718-59, Kamincow at Bath RL
Isaac injured descending Shortwood Pit, Wethered & Cossham, when Samuel Bennett killed, BG 27.1.1853 & Handel Cossham’s Diary, 21.1.1853.
John, cm, & Mary Caines, mar Bitton, 7.8.1755
John, “cartmaker” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
Martha see Geo Peacock, 1799; Mary see Isaac Lennett, 1668
Mary, West, will GRO,1729
Mr. see Dinah Jerries, 1787
Philip: battle at Kingswood over a woman between Philip James, day labourer, with one arm and John Wright, a one legged cobbler. Fought 20 mins. James won. Bath Chron 21.5.1789
Philip, Mangots, wiredrawer, bach o21 & Ann Tanner, sp, o21, (Geo Gunter, Mangots, maltster as bondsman) BMLB 4.2.1796
Samuel & Isaac, Fystor’s Court, Mangots, 1615 see E.J. p143
Samuel “hewer” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
Thomas, “supposed robbed & murdered” bur Mangots, 16.10.1784
William, victualler, St George, obit, FFBJ 2.6.1804
JAQUES
Charles, Bitton, 3rd Foot, 1801-09, discharged aged 28 (NA)
Henry, husbandman, 1661, Mangots, BAFHS 36, p27
JARRETT/JARRATT/JARRITT
Ann see Wm Cryer, 1721
Ann d.o. Isaac & Mary Jarrett, F.C. 22.7.1737, NB same date as mother, see below. (Bigland)
Eliza Jarrat, adult reception, Tytherington, “of Bitton, KW” b31.2.1776 (Moravians)
Isaac & wife, & John Jarrett, inhabs of Siston 1674 during vicar’s perambulation, see Siston BRO
Isaac Jerrett (sic) of Siston & Mary Stout of Winterbourne, mar Yate 30.12.1718
Isaac, see ,Ann, 1737, see Mary, 1737, see Stephen Stout 1741
Isaac, “smith” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
John see Isaac 1674, see Richard Hollister, 1791
John Jarratt of North Common, 37, drowned, bur Bitton 6.2.1843
Joseph Jarret, cm, see Thos Willis, 1790
Joseph Jarratt see Francis Jefferis, 1818
Mary, (nee Stout) wife of Isaac Jarratt, 22.7.1737, F.C. (Bigland)
Mary see Joseph Dunn, 1806
- of Warmley Tower, see Thos Roberts. 1811
Robert 1802, see BAFHS 74, p35
Robert see Wm Waters, 1825
Samuel & Mary Lipyate b.o. Puck, mar Dirham, 1676
Samuel, tythingman of Bitton, 1722, Ellacombe
Stephen, see Stephen Stout, 1741; Susannah, see Stephen Stout, 1741
Mrs V. Memories of Nancy Peckett, see E.P. 22.12.1990
JARVIS
Francis see Moses Brain, 1851; John see John Wood, 1653
JAY
Emanuel, see Chas Bryant, 1812
John Jaye, cm, killed by rubbish falling on him whilst at work in a well, belonging to Joseph Parker esq., Inquest 25.3.1800, Upton, Bitton, D260/GRO
John, Capt of Hanham Amateur Football Club, picture 28.1.1897
Margaret see John Bush 1707
Rose see Henry Ellacombe, 1871
Susannah see Chas Wilmot, 1717
William, made an encroachment on Oldland Common, & enclosed part, Told to get off by 2.2.1794 or be fined £5. Oldland Court Leet, GRO D108 M187/8
William, kcp Golden Valley 4.1.1809. Inq 8.1.1809 D260/GRO, mar Sarah Pillinger, Bitton, 1785.(See KCP)
William: “little Billy Jay” prince of Preachers, at the time of Whitefield, ca 1740s? (information from Bernice Peglar)
JEFFERI(E)S/JEFFRY/JEFFRYS etc (nb I have not differentiated between Jefferies & Jefferis)
Aaron see Henry Stone, 1756
Aaron, pitman, killed by spindle of wheel striking him in the stomach when at work in Mr Stibb’s pit, Warmley. Inq. 8.3.1795 at the house of Thos Britton, near Hanham. D260/GRO & KCP
Abraham of Siston, baily in a coalworks & Mary Leonard, sp, by lic, mar Bitton, 26.9.1754
Albert George Whitfield, 1843-1900, Mangots, see BAFHS 59 p60
Alf. , d 1841 aged 25. MI Mangots, E.J. p58. See also p48, a Mr Jefferies played flute in church band. n.d.
Alfred see Wm Palmer 1908; Alice see John Cribb, 1763; Amy see James Stone, 1858
Ann Jeffry see Joseph 1674
Ann see Francis, 1743,see John Olds, 1792
Ann Jefferis“A remarkable Bristol woman has just retired from work. Her name is Ann Jefferis who resides in Hanham Road, Kingswood. For the past 62 years she has been in the employ of the Great Western Cotton Works Factory, Barton Hill, entering the company’s service when she was but 12 years of age. All these years Miss Jefferis has risen at 3 a.m. winter and summer and walked to and fro to the factory, never once entering tramcar, train or bus. She has lately claimed her old-age pension.” (Bristol Times & Mirror, 23 January, 1909.)
Charity Jeffry see Joseph 1674
Charles, 58, fell into the rail road, bur Bitton, 1.6.1842
Charlotte see Emma Brain, 1820, see Isaac, 1841
Daniel, cm, 37, kcp in Leonard, Waters & Co’s pit, Inq Flower Pot Oldland, 30.7.1802, D260/GRO, & KCP
Dinah: charity appeal for 3 blind children of Thomas, coal carrier, & Dinah Jefferies. Donations to Rev Christopher Haynes or Mr James at Bath. (Bath Chron 11.1.1787) see also BChron 17.8.1804
Dinah, “mother of 6 children born blind” bur Siston 9.12.1787. Sarah Jefferies, “a blind child” bur Siston 21.6.1790.
Edith see Richard Francis 1767
Edmund, kcp Cowhorne Hill, Inq 17.8.1797
Edward of Siston, collier & Thos Wood of same, blacksmith, armed with guns & looking for deer with Henry Davis of Siston, collier. Impeached by William Braine & George Turton, 28.7.1683. Ellacombe
Edward Jeffrey see John 1718
Edward, 18, found guilty of theft of ewe from Walter Swayne, at Puck, with others, 9 mths with hard labour, se FFBJ 1841
Eleanor Jeffery: bur Eleanor wife of Thos Jeffrey, collier, Siston, 7.2.1680
Eli Jeffrey see Mark Bateman 1870
Elizabeth see Isaac 1783, see Francis Skurry Smith, 1798 see Richard Bryant, 1793, see Luisa, 1802
Elizabeth, 75, aged, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
Francis of Mangots, yeo & Martha Stone, of same, (Ann Jefferis, widow, of same as bond) BMLB 17.9.1743. BRO
Francis, cm, settlement exam, Bitton, 21.5.1746
Francis, s.o. Isaac of Bitton, apprenticed to Elizabeth Herring as saddler, 14.4.1747, BRO
Francis, 17, collier, Warmley, stealing cloth & silver buttons from Joseph Jarratt, Bitton, blacksmith: light brown hair, dark eyes, fresh complexion, large nose, wide mouth, blue mark on left hand, scars down back, can read a little, 4 ft 11 and half inches tall, condemned & reprieved, 26.5.1818, G/QC-5/1-3. GRO
Frederick Parsons 1857-1885, Mangots, see BAFHS 59 p60
George Jeffry, collier, mar Edith Stone, d.o. John Stone, senior, Siston, 9.6.1679
George of St P & J, cm, & Sarah Jefferies, of P & J, bondsman Jonathon Mays of Bitton, thatcher, BMLB 8.6.1748, BRO
George, see Edward Wilmot, 1755, see Francis Skurry Smith, 1798
George Phipps Jefferis see Francis Skurry Smith, 1798
George, cm, 21, charged with James Bush & Henry Moreton, (see James Bush, 1818). George Jefferies had dark brown hair inclining to sandy, large nose, brown complexion, scars each side of crown, left wrist, back, blue mark on forehead. Illiterate, 5 ft 3 & a half inches tall, Admitted King’s evidence. GRO/G/QC-5/1-3
George, collier of KW Hill, wife Prudence, ch Samuel (3) & Joseph (18mths) bp HTKW 1825
George see Mary Moreman, d.o. John & Betty
George, 45, collier, & Hester, 55, 1841 cens Bitton
George Cook, 1851-74, Mangots, see BAFHS 59 p60
Hannah of Siston & Francis Morgan of All Sts, BMLB 10.6.1708
Hannah, “brother Stone’s wife” (Edward Stone) one of the 12 men & 12 women who followed John after his expulsion by Wesley in 1740. See Anne Allen.
Hannah, full age, market woman, Warmley, d.o. Sampson, collier & James Ford, full age, bach, lab, s.o. Thos Ford, wiredrawer, mar HTKW 15.1.1849
Henry see Luisa 1802
Hester see George, 1841; Hester, 77, aged, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
Isaac see AKW 1761
Isaac see Francis 1747, see Samuel Creswick, 1761, see John Woodward, 1792, see Mrs Fremantle, 1808
Isaac, d 15.3.1783 aged 83, Elizabeth his wife, d 17.7.1762 aged 66, MI Bitton, Bigland
Isaac, collier aged 25, with Charlotte & 4 ch, 1841 cens Cadbury Heath.
Isaac, engine driver at Coalpit Heath. Inquest on his dau aged 8, crushed between two trams laden with coal at Cooks Lane, see BMerc 6.12.1851.
Isaac Leonard see Wm Waters, 1825
James, 13, cm, kcp falling down Mrs Peterson’s pit. Inq at May Pole, Warmley, 16.7.1804, D260/GRO & KCP
James, yeoman, Mangots, Bristol Poll, 1820
John Jeffrys, Tho Silcox, John Legg, Thos Edwards, John Flower, jun, Widdow Mellsom, John Mellsom, sen, John Flower, John Gregory, Widow Lane, Mr Yeates, inhabs of KW Chase in Berkeley’s Liberty, 1684, Ellacombe Vol II, BRL. See also John Warne, 1684.
John Jeffrys, John Thomas, William Syms, Edward Stone: 2 pits open nr Cutting Dicks, 1684, KW Chase. Ellacombe.
John Jeffrrys, in Chester’s Liberty, 1684, also Anthony Cotsell, John Jefferyes, Nic. Willis, James Burgess, Thos Jones, William Ffussell, William Plommer, & Henry Stone, hath 5 pits open, at one they land coale a level about a mile long. Ellacombe
John Jeffrey, baptised, s.o. Edward Jeffrey “who he had by his concubine, Mary Crew” Siston, 30.10.1718
John, full age, bach, cm, KW, s.o. Stephen, stone cutter & Lucy Jefferis, full age, ironer, KW, d.o. William, cm, mar HTKW 10.10.1841
Jonathon Jeffery, widower of Siston & Mary Gregory mar Keynsham 23.9.1754
Jonathon Jeffery, widower of Siston & Edith Hunter, at Keynsham 1754 (see above – error?)
Jonathon, see Edward Wilmot, 1755, see Richard Francis, 1767
Joseph Jeffry. & wife, Thomas senior & wife, Thomas jun & wife, Richard; Susannah, widow, Lester; George; Richard & wife, Charity; Ann, widow; Martha, William. Inhabs of Siston in 1674 during vicar’s perambulation, BRO.
Joseph see Thos Nash, 1735
Joseph tythingman of Oldland, 1747, Ellacombe
Joseph see Luisa 1802, see Geo, 1825; Joseph, collier, 20, 1841 cens Warmley
Joseph, lab. Stabbed at tennis Court Inn, Warmley. Moses Gay & others charged with his murder. See FFBJ 6.4.1850 (it happened Good Friday March 29th, as mentioned by Couch, 1850)
Joseph, b1845, Mangots, see BAFHS 59 p60
Joseph – see Robert Wildgoose, 1866
Joseph, d1873, Mangots, see BAFHS 59 p60
Josiah & Co. circa 1750. See “Some Coalworks in Bristol & Kingswood” D. Vinter, BRL
Josiah see Edward Wardley 1823
Josias Jeffery of Siston & Mary Francomb of Mangots mar Yate 28.11.1720
Josias, cm, & Mary Stone, mar Bitton, 11.6.1759
Katherine Jeffery, St P & J, 1751. To America. (Coldham)
Leonard see Luisa 1802, see Wm Waters, 1825; Leonard John see Luisa 1802
Lester see Joseph 1674
Lucy see John 1841; Lucy, 77, aged, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
Luisa, bp 27.6.1802 d.o. Leonard, carpenter & Elizabeth of Mangots, at Whitefield School; also Joseph, b1803, Henry, b1808, Sarah, b 1805, Leonard John, b1810, sons and daus of Leonard/Elizabeth, bp 17.6.1810, at Whitefield Sch, but “of Siston”.
Martha see Joseph 1674; Martha Jeffrey see John Saunders 1676/7; see Chas Arthur 1759
Martha see Geo Short 1845; Mary see Francis Skurry Smith, 1798
Mr, 1719, MD; Mrs see AKW 1762
Mrs Mary, aged 81, of Black Horse, Warmley, obit 15.11.1828, FFBJ
Moses see Geo Whitemore, 1803
Moses, banksman at Deep Pit, St George, gave evidence at inq on Stephen Newman kcp, see BM 6.9.1851
Mr Jefferys, of Siston, 1811, see Thos Roberts
Mr Jefferies, driver for Nancy Peckett, (qv) 1920’s? see E.P. 22.12.1990
Mrs. Watch lost by Mrs Jefferys, if fund, ddelver to Carpenter’s Arms or turnpike keeper at Lansdown Hill Gate. Bath Chron, 9.8.1798
Prudence see George, 1825
Randall, Jeffery, cm, aged abt 20, of medium stature suitable as a musketeer, of Siston, men & Armour, 1608
Reuben see Hatters of Oldland, picture, ca 1880, West St, Oldland, “All Around Oldland” EP (BT) 12.9.2006
Richard see Joseph 1674
Robert, Siston, carpenter & Mary Evans, sp, St P & J, BMLB, Feb 1792, BRO
Robert see Wm Waters, 1825; Robert, 74, rheumatism, Bitton outdoor poor, 1897
Sampson, “with the one horse cart” 16.7.1789, BRO AC/AS/97 8b
Sampson of Bitton & Elizabeth Davis mar Siston 28.11.1796
Sampson see Hannah, 1849
Samuel mar Catherine Lear, Bitton, 15.9.1746
Samuel, 30, St George, contused back, BRI Inpatients 1789
Samuel, see William Sumption, 1786
Samuel see John Olds, 1792, see John Woodward, 1792, see Geo Whitmore, 1803, see Mrs Fremantle, 1808, see Geo. 1825
Samuel, cm of Bitton, kcp suffocation, at Starveal, St George, Inq 7.11.1855, CoI Acc 1291 GRO & KCP
Sarah see Joseph Greenaway 1773
Sarah, a child, burnt to death, bur 19.12. 1775, Siston PR
Sarah Jeffery see John Upham 1789
Sarah see Luisa, 1802, see George, 1748, see Dinah, 1787, see Wm, 1841
Solomon see George Whitmore, 1803
Stephen, tythingman of Bitton, 1722, Ellacombe BRL; Stephen see John, 1841
Susanna see Joseph 1674
Thomas Jeffrys, “fugitive from KW” 1667, see Francis Bastyn. (Ellacombe)
Thomas see Joseph 1674, Thomas see Eleanor, 1680
Thomas Jeffrys, collier, inhab of KW Chase, 1684 in Chester’s Liberty, Ellacombe
Thomas Jeffrey see Daniel Cribb, 1768; Thomas see Daniel Chandler, 1775
Thomas, lease in reversion to T.J. of Warmley, Siston, timber merchant, Lord of the Manor of Gee Moor, Bitton, to John Iles of Gee Moor, cm, of cottages & land at Gee Moor, rent 6s a year. 2 Mar 1785, BRO 5755/22
Thomas, see Dinah, 1787
Thomas, Hanham 17, fractured leg, BRI Inpatients, 1790.
Thomas, of Griffin Inn, Bridgeyate, & Miss Blackmore’s school, Mangots, contributions to War Fund, 1800, see “KW v. Napoleon” Vinter. Also evacuation from Bitton, 1804, see Thos Pearsall. For Mr Jefferies of Griffin Inn, Warmley, see —-Badman, 1801
Thomas of Warmley see Geo Whtmore,1803
Thomas, butcher of Siston, see Thos Fox, 1803
Thomas aged 6 mths, Bath Rd, died cholera, bur St Geo 10.9.1832.
Thomas kcp roof fall at Siston Hill Colliery, Toghill & Co. Body mutilated, remains carried away in a sack. See FFBJ 6.8.1836 & KCP
Thomas see James Stone, 1858; Thomas, landlord of Tennis Court Inn, Warmley, 1884
- W. delegate on behalf of miners of South Parkfield to go to see pit owners. Strike 1874, see WDP 29.5.1874
William see Joseph 1674; William, W & A, will GRO,1730
William, convicted for his part in colliers’ march on Bristol and but not guilty of an additional charge of stealing a hogshead of sugar from “The Lamb” in Bristol docks. Two years imprisonment. See FFBJ 26 May, 8 Sep, 22 Dec 1753 & Annals of KW
William, kcp, bur Mangots 18.9.1783
William of W & A, & Ann Trubody, sp of same, mar lic, 26.11.1792, GRO Q2/143 1789-94
William see Henry Watts, 1800
William & Elizabeth Wasborough Watts of Mangotsfield, mar Keynsham 29.1.1801
William, Mangots, plumber, bach o21 & Susannah Gundry, Horfield, sp, o21. Bondsman Joseph Quarman of St James Intra, turner, BMLB 23.6.1806, BRO
William (1806) see E.J., p41
William Jefferys, Wick, 40th Foot, 1821-42, discharged aged 39. N.A
William, cm, mar Sara Stone, St Geo, 1840; William see John, 1841
William, collier, 20, and Sarah, 20, 1841 cens Siston
William, grocer, photograph in “Bygone Bristol” about 1916.
— Oldland Common Sch, 30.9.1892, see BAFHS 102, p11
Jefferies & Co see John Fray, 1814, George Martin, 1814, Joseph Somerville, 1815, Isaac Bush, 1822
Jefferies, Llewellin & Co, see Francis Punter, 1806
Also “An.dom. 1625. Memorandum. The Jeffryes & Tukers of Warmley are Rogues, Whores & thieves & what not that is wicked.” see Siston P.R. 1625 THE JEFFERIES FAMILIES of area around Bitton and Bristol in Gloucestershire
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1610 Jeffrey house principle house in Warmley – Ellacombe MSS.
1615 George Jefferies bapt Siston son of Randell and Joane Jefferies.
1623 Joseph Jefferies bap Siston son of Thomas and Mary Ann Jefferies.
1639 Thomas Jefferies of Bitton – Ellacombe MSS.
1640 George Jefferies mar Siston Elenor Tucker.
1642 Jane Jefferies bap Siston dau of George and Elizabeth Jefferies.
1670 Jeffreys owned coalpit in Lord Stafford’s liberty or lordship –
Ellacombe MSS 7.
1673 George Jefferies of Siston will.
1674 Thomas Jefferies licenced ale house Siston and Siston Griffin at Mr Meridiths
wheels – Ellacombe MSS Bristol Library.
1686 Richard Jefferies of Bitton will.
1688 Edmund Jefferies lease to John Seymour the elder – Ellacombe MSS.
1693 Thomas Jefferies of Siston will.
1697 Moses Jefferies born, bur 1758.
1698 Thomas Jefferies of Siston will.
1700 Eleanor Jefferies of Siston will.
1703 Joseph Jefferies Alderman of Bristol bur St Stephens will at Doctors Commons left
property called Jefferis Hill and Hancliff Wood at Bitton to wife, his
wife Mary was bur 1706 St Stephens, his dau Hester mar Nicholas Poole,
his son Joseph Jefferies was mayor of Bristol 1724 lived at Queen Street in 1749
mar Mary bur 1724 St Stephens and had son William Jefferies of Pen Park merchant
and Alderman died 1752 with tablet at Westbury on Trym with arms of Jefferies of
Stanley – in Ellacombe MSS VIII.
1704 Thomas Jefferies bap Bitton son of William Jefferies.
1706 Jane Jefferies mar Siston Samuel Tippett.
1707 Robert Jefferies and wife and family of Siston amongst poor of Hanham – Ellacombe
MSS.
1708 George Jefferies mar Bitton Sarah Francklin.
1708 Thomas Jefferies bap Bitton son of Robert Jefferies.
1709 George Jefferies of Siston will.
1709 George Jefferies the elder horsedriver of Siston will mentions wife Edith and sons
and daus.
1709 William Jefferies bap Siston son of William and Mary Jefferies.
1710 Martha Jefferies bap Bitton dau of Steven Jefferies.
1711 Frances Jefferies of Siston will.
1712 George Jefferies bapt Siston son of George and Sarah Jefferies.
1713 George Jefferies mar Siston Mary Davis.
1713 Joseph Jefferies of Siston will.
1713 Obadiah Jefferies mar Bitton Margaret ?.
1714 Dinah Jefferies mar Siston Richard Braine.
1714 Thomas Jefferies mar Twining Dinah Tolly.
1718 George Jefferies bapt Siston son of George and Sarah Jefferies.
1719 Dinah Jefferies bap Siston dau of Samson and Margaret Jefferies.
1719 Jane Jefferies bap Siston dau of George and Sarah Jefferies.
1722 Joseph Jefferies bap Siston son of Obadiah and Margaret Jefferies.
1723 Isaac Jefferies mar Bitton Betty Hanvar?.
1723 Joseph Jefferies bap Bitton son of Mary Jefferies.
1724 Isaac Jefferies bap Bitton son of Isaac Jefferies.
1724 Joseph Jefferies mayor of Bristol – his wife died in 1724 – their son William Jefferies
of Pen Park was alderman of Bristol and used arms of Jefferies of Stanley.
1725 Dinah Jefferies bap Bitton dau of Stephen and Elizabeth Jefferies of Oldland.
1725 Mary Jefferies bap Bitton dau of Isaac and Elizabeth Jefferies of Oldland.
JENKINS
—- Jenkins see Badman, 1801
—- Jenkins, see BAFHS Journal no 33, p20-21.
Abraham Jenkins & Isaac Strong – killed coalpit, 7 Jul 1802, D260/GRO & KCP
Abraham 75, wife, aged, Bitton outdoor poor, 1897; Ann see Catherine 1779
Canon — vicar of Mangots, 1820-22, see E.J. p61
Catherine of St Philip & St Jacob. Hanged at Gloucester for stabbing to death her niece Ann, aged 3. See FFBJ 14 Aug 1779
Charles see Emily, 1831
Emily Jenkins, of St Philips, daughter of Charles Jenkins, surgeon, & Robert Joseph Biggs, surgeon of Bitton, mar lic bond, 23 Mar 1831. (BRO)
Emily, 42, wid, 3 ch, Bitton outdoor poor, 1897
Frederick, Gunner, aged 33, of Bitton, took part in Zeebrugge Raid, 1918, biog details, see Evening Post 26.3.08. (Picture)
George, coalminer & Mary Williams, sp, mar Bitton, 10 Sep 1759
George, aged 26, killed coalpit, 8 Feb 1795. See KCP
George d 1849, see Mr Whittuck, 1849
Harriet Jenkins, minor, washerwoman, of Park Wall, father William, labourer & Daniel French, married Kingswood Holy Trinity 1843.
Job coalminer & Hannah Rogers mar Bitton 7 Feb 1758; Job see John 1784
Job, coalminer of Hanham; Bristol Poll Book, 1832 & 1837
Job of Kingswood. Witness at trial of Joseph Britton & others for highway robbery (see Bristol Journal 6 Apr 1850)
John, coalminer, admitted to Liberties of Bristol 8 Apr 1784 by reason of being son of Job Jenkins, cutler, deceased.
John, (24) hanged at Ilchester 19 Apr 1786 for robbing John Chappel on Brislington Common. Insisted he was innocent. Says it was John Blanchard, Thos Price & Jane Williams. Later found to be so when a man called Pembury confessed in 1787. (see FFBJ 22 Apr 1786). See Pembury 1787
John, 17, LG, 1820, using a dog to destroy game, LG 1820, see BAFHS Journal, 61,p 30
John, kcp, buried Iron Acton, 14 Oct 1884. In KCP
Martha see Sarah, 1820 ; Mary see Samuel, 1841
Mr. Jenkins, a dissenting minister, of Maidstone, who despoiled John Cennick’s school in Kingswood, 23 Oct 1746 (Cennick’s Diary, Univ of Bristol)
Mr. (Charles) Jenkins, surgeon, grandfather of Henry John Knapp Biggs, son of Robert Biggs, surgeon of Kingswood, Obituary of HJKB. 3 Feb 1842. Bristol Gazette.
Samuel (40), collier, born country; 1841 census Bitton/Cadbury Heath; in family group with Mary (40)
Sarah, singlewoman of Bitton & Martha, widow, her mother, gave evidence at inquest on Thomas Worlock and subsequent trial and execution of Rebecca Worlock his wife for his murder. 1820. ASS i6 XP OO5848 PRO. (Penny Deverill, her descendant has written a book about the case.)
William, carrier. Witness to admin of Isaac Cool, 27 May 1809, BRO
William coalminer of Hanham. Outvoter of Bitton. Bristol Electoral Roll, 1832
William, “a man accidentally killed in coalpit at Warmley”, bur Siston 21 Feb 1834. The vicar added “I have since learnt his name was William Jenkins and that he lived at Axbridge, Som., supposed to be about 44 years of age. (KCP).
William see Harriet, 1843; — Oldland Common Sch, 30.9.1892, see BAFHS 102, p11
William, Bitton, killed Bull Head Coal Pit. 15.5.1866, Inquest GRO Ref CO1/I/12/B/9l
Jenkins – was the name of a pit in Kingswood. See John Humphries, 1851
JENNINGS
Adam, collier, Barton Regis, Easton, tall, suitable as a pikeman, Men & Armour, 1608
John, 1802, see BAFHS 74 p35
William, cm, 27, kcp, fracture right side of head by falling into a coalpit 24 fathoms deep. Inq 12.1.1796, West. Bur West 13.1.175. D260/GRO & KCP.
JERVAISE
Prudence, widow, inhab of KW Chase, 1684, Ellacombe
JESTY
John, 45, bach, traveller, s.o. Robert, wine merchant & Elizabeth Simmons, 23, sp, Stanley Street, d.o. Matthew, hatter, mar St P & J, 20.4.1886 (wit Keziah Simmons & Henry Small)
John Jesty head, mar, 60, draper’s assistant born Bath, Elizabeth wife, mar 38, born Winterbourne
Charlotte Elizabeth, dau 12 sch, born Bristol, George, son, 6, sch, born Bristol, Sarah Ann Simmons, niece, 3, sch, born Littlehampton, Sx: 1871 cens, 5 Clarence St, St Philips.
Elizabeth Jesty, wid, 48, general shopkeeper, with Charlotte, 22, George, 16, cabinet maker, Charles, son, 9, Keziah, dau, 5, John W., son, 4, Swithin Jesty, lodger, unmar 25, b London; 1881, cens, Regent House, Regent St, St Philips.
JOHN
Mary see James Stone, 1720/1
JOHNSON
Aaron, Britannia Boot Works, junction Britannia/Forest Rds, supposed to “visit” premises on occasions! See “From Colliers to Clickers” S. Fryer.
Ann d.o. Thomas, collier, & Ann his wife b 12 Aug 1801, bp 20 Sep 1801 Kingswood School
Ann, of Oldland, will 1812, names son in law the late Edward Hendy, sons Thomas & Isaac Johnson, daughter Hester wife of Thomas Garland, granddaughter Sarah Johnson, d.o. late son William Johnson, daughter the late Hannah Hendy, wife of Edward, late deceased daughter Ann Cowles, grandson Samuel s.o. Isaac Johnson, Son Isaac & Henry Hill Budgett, linendraper, Bitton to be executors. Wit Ann Lewis & J. Marsh, proved 10 Oct 1814. GRO
Anne see Wm Seymore, 1848
Betty see John Symonds, 1776; Charles see Annie Louisa Clark, 1913
Charles of KW, action brought by him against G.B. Britton & Sons, for loss of 2 fingers, see BO 19.3.1921
Eleanor Johnson, will 4.5.1815, sister Mary Harris, wid, Mary Hendy, John Hendy and Ann wife of John Pool, Bitton, cm, the surviving children of my late niece Hannah, the wife of Edward Hendy, both lately dec’d. “grandson Isaac Johnson, son of my brother John Johnson” (she must mean nephew?) , nephews Jacob, Hugh, Samuel & George Harvey, sons of sister Mary Harvey. Nephew Thomas Johnson and Isaac Johnson, niece Hester wife of Thomas Garland, cm, Edward Cowles, of Frampton, quarryman, Sarah wife of Isaac Golding, brightsmith, dau of my nephew William Johnson, decd, nephew John Johnson s.o. my late deceased brother Jacob Johnson, , sister Mary Harvey & Daniel Lawrence the elder as executors, wit J. Marsh, Moses Brain, & Charles Pearce, He
Frederick see Annie Louisa Clark, 1913
George of Mangots, cm, & Amelia Lovell, same, BMLB 9.3.1791
George, warrant offering 50 guineas reward, for him for riotous assembly, 8.5.1795, see Annals of KW.; George see Wm Seymore, 1848
Isaac see Eleanor, 1815; Jacob, kcp & bur Siston 17.2.1768; Jacob see Eleanor, 1815
Joseph see AKW 1768
Joseph, received instruction from Samuel Bryant, collier & preacher. See Pamphlet, 1792, Sam Bryant, KW Collier, BRL
Miss see AKW 1768
Richard, coal carrier, inhab of KW Chase, 1684, Ellacombe
Richard, cm, who “through darkness of the night & intoxication of liquor fell into a pit about 15 fathoms, causing instant death.” Inq 9.11.1795, D260/GRO, bur Mangots, 9.11.1795. & See KCP.
Samuel see Ann, 1812; Thomas see Ann 1801
Thomas, 59, kcp falling 70 fathoms into a pit belonging to Castle & Co, rope breaking whilst descending. Inq. Jan 1917, bur Bitton, “aged 60”, 5.1.1817, and see KCP
William, cm, & Ann Moorman, sp, mar Bitton, 17.8.1755
William, cm, 37 & Thomas Prewett, cm, 17, killed falling down Starveall Pit, 70 fathoms by rope giving way. Inq 28.12.1795, Rodney, St George, D260/GRO. & KCP.
William see Eleanor 1815
William kcp Lodge by drowning with 10 others. Had his arm broken 10 yrs before in same pit when a man was killed. Left a wife & 4 ch, Samuel Wiltshire his son in law drowned leaving a wife & 3 ch. William Johnson, 20, also drowned. See BM 1.6.1839, & KCP
William, 13 last November, carter in Starveall Pit (William Brain & Co) Has worked 4 yrs, earns 4s a week, Thinks girdle is a good way of tugging. Does not mind getting a little wet. Reads & goes to school in KW. 11.6.1841, Waring..
“Johnson’s – Chequers, Oldland” see Geo Bryant 1804
JONES
Albert – see Robert Wildgoose, 1866
Alice, wife of Richard, esq., Hanham, (no date) also Catherine Bethell, wid, d.o. Sir Francis Norreys, d 3.6.1692 aged 44, Richard Jones, of Hanham, d 27.1.1697 aged 87, Thomas Trye, of Hanham, grandson of Richard Jones, (bur at Oldland) d 23.11.1728 aged 59, MI Bitton, Bigland
Ambrose, head, mar, 23, cm, b Tytherington & Hannah, wife, 22, b Westerleigh, 1861 cens Coalpit Heath
Ann see James Charmbury, 1640; Ann, Oldland, will GRO,1729
Ann, Betty, & Dorcas, Mangots, William Rogers will to them, 1734. See E.J. p158
Ann see Abraham Caines, 1726 (1718), see Thos Britton, 1781, see Moses Nichols, 1847
Ann & Thomas, see Robert Henderson, 1814
Arthur of Bitton, yeo, wid., o21 & Dinah Bush, St & J extra, bondsman Thos Nock of P & J, smith, BMLB 13.12.1793. Dinah was widow of Mr Bush, cornfactor of Bristol. See also Bath Chron 26.12.1793.
Betty see Ann, 1734, see Sarah Robins, 1739
Bluett of I.A & Mary Tucker mar Winterbourne, 11.7.1774
Cad(wallader?) Jones, wid, now Wm Kidwilly, inhabs of KW Chase 1684, Mr Berkeley’s liberty, Ellacombe
Catherine see Jacob Cox, 17–
Charles, amongst those committed to Newgate after miners’ march on Bristol, see FFBJ 26.5.1753 & Annals of KW
Charles, Stapleton, 15th Dragoons, 1801-17, discharged aged 37 N.A.
Charles, Frenchay, see Andrew Pope, re donations etc to Cock Rd School, FFBJ 21.8.1813
Charles see Wm Thatcher 1819
Charles H.M, 29, b St Philips, 1881 cens RN at sea etc, BAFHS 73 p28
Daniel of Bitton, coal driver & Margaret d.o. Wm Davy of Siston, banns Siston 28.9, 5 &,12.10, 1656, Siston.
Daniel, manager at Speedwell, his picture in Supplement to KCP & see Stanley Nash
David, collier, compound fracture of rt. thigh by a blow received from a waggon & James Brain, colliers’ boy, compound fracture of rt. arm, it having nearly been cut off by a train waggon passing over it. Admissions to Bristol Infirmary, brought from 18 miles beyond Newport, FFBJ 15.1.1853.
Dan, collier, inhab of KW Chase, 1684, Rochester’s Liberty, Ellacombe
Daniel, aged 87 in 1971, four yrs manager of Deep Pit, closed 1928 & 11 yrs manager of Speedwell Pit, see EP 5.11.1971 with photograph of D.J.
Daniel, manager at Speedwell, his picture in Supplement to KCP & see Stanley Nash see Joseph Hyman, 1925
Dorcas see Ann 1734
Edmund see Fra Creswick, 1674; Edmund, yeoman, 60, see Wm Bright, 1676
Edward see Robt, 1667; Elizabeth see Richard, 1674
Elizabeth, mother in law of Abraham Caines, hanged with Wm Bateman 1727, she was burnt in the hand for harbouring the robbers. See FFBJ 18.3.1727
Elizabeth, see Abraham Caines, 1726: on 26.4.1727 she was pd 2s and 6d for looking after 2 of Caines’s children after his execution, the ygt was looked after by Mary Batman for 1s 9d. The ygt sadly died 4.8.1729, see Bitton Orders.
Elizabeth see Wm Bush, 1736, see Richard Chappel, see 1756, see Arthur Newman 1758
Evan of Wick & Ann Smith of W.O.T, mar 23.12.1741, All Sts, Bristol
Gabriel, see James Charmbury, 1640
Gabriel of Bitton & Mary Maynard mar North Stoke, 1670; Gabriel see Jacob Cox, 17–
George see Henry Lacey, 1764
George, horse dealer of Hanham, see Wm Sheppard, 1798, see Richard Hart, 1800, see Francis Anderson, 1804
George, assignment of G.J., St Geo, cm, son George Jones, of Bitton, to Joseph Davies of Bristol, painter & Hannah his wife, & Hannah Jones & Mary Jones, of cottage & land at Rodway Hill, see BRO 5755/37.
George Daniel, 1900-69 of Folly Lane, St Philip’s. Holder of George Medal for “one of the bravest acts in the civil defence of Bristol in World War II.” See BT(EP) 12.9.2000
“Goody” see James Charmbury, 1640; Grace, see Thos Smith, 1731
Hannah see Wm Fudge, 1780, see George, 1810, see Wm Powe, 1813, see Ambrose, 1861
Hannah Maria, d.o. W & S Jones. Left side same stone, “to memory of Wm Jones who died Apr 9 1864 aged 48. Rt side of stone: also of Sarah wife of Wm Jones who died Nov 22 1875 aged 63. On second stone From Top at Front “for 26 years Mistress at the Infant Schools at Brislington, who died 23 May 1900, aged 49. (Presume this is Hannah Maria?) MI St George.
Henry, cm, Bitton/Hanham, abt 60, tall stature suitable as pikeman, Men & Armour, 1608
Henry see Fra Creswick, 1674
Henry, cole miner aged abt 82 of Bitton, examined deposition to Court of Exchequer 1675 in respect of house of Richard Bramhall, Ellacombe Vol I, BRL
Henry, Bitton, yeo & Elizabeth Brayn, Mangots, wid, 1687, BMLB
Henry cm & Ann Britton, sp, botp mar Bitton, 7.4.1760
Henry see Josiah, 1774. See Isaac Herbert, 1774, see Thos Britton, 1781
- see Wm Mannering 1794; James see Daniel Cribb, 1768
James of Stapleton, cm, claim to messuage & gdn in own occupation. Yearly val. £1.15s. Minute Book, KW Enclosure Commissioners, 1779-84, BRL
James see Edward Thrissell, 1776; James see letting of French Prison, Staple. FFBJ 30.8.1783
Jane see John Williams, 1760, see Joseph Lines, 1819
Joan see John Collett, 1685; Job see Moses Nichols, 1847
John cm Bitton/Hanham aged abt 40, tall stature, suitable as a pikeman, Men & Armour 1608
John see James Charmbury, 1640; John, took part in KW Riot, 1670, Ellacombe
John, widower, inhab of KW Chase, 1684, Ellacombe
John see Walter 1684, see Leonard, 1684, see Chas Palmer, 1770
John, Stapleton, 15th Dragoons, 1805-21, discharged aged 31. N.A.
John, Stapleton, 6th Dragoons, 1805-29, discharged aged 43. N.A.
John, 57, Hanham, compound fracture leg BRI Inpatients 1789, BRO
John, (Captain) “1836 Feb 17 Ash Wednesday, the Nelson sank between the two passages with 45 tons of salt by a heavy gale from the North West, Capn John Jones” (Couch)
John see Wm Harding 1796, see James Frederick Hawthorne Evans, 1902
Joseph see Jacob Cox 17–; Joseph, Bitton, will GRO,1729
Joseph see Nathaniel Fry, 1773, see Wm Fudge, 1774, 1780
Joseph, wid. Staple. & Mary Humphries, mar lic, St Ebbes, Oxford, 5.10.1784
Joseph, 72, wife, aged, KW North, outdoor poor 1897
Josiah, admitted to Bristol Liberties 13.10.1774 (same day as his bro in law Isaac Herbert), son of Henry Jones, rough mason, dec’d. Bristol Burgesses BRO. Cm, Bitton, Bristol Poll, 1774 & 1781.
Joyce see Isaac Herbert 1774; Leonard see Richard 1666
Leonard, John & Ric(hard) collier, inhabs of KW Chase 1684 in Rochester’s Liberty. Ellacombe, II
Margaret see John Sutton, 1691
Mary, wid, dau Mary, son Will, 1722, MD; Mary, Oldland, will GRO, 1728
Mary, her house in KW where defendant thought his son was; case agt Edward Stone for riot, c1738, see Ellacombe & Annals of KW.
Mary, one of 12 men & 12 women who followed John Cennick, 1740, see Anne Allen.
Mary, Mangots, 1750, see E.J. p158
Mary see Sampson Britton, 1755, see Sam Rawbone, 1755, see George, 1810
Mary – above, coal carrier, vWhat a gal!
Mary, aged 104 of St George, obit, 7.2.1824, FFBJ
Mary, 68, aged, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897; Mary, 71, Siston, in workhouse, 1897, Poor List
Mary Ann, 73, aged, Mangots outdoor poor, 1897
Mr Jones: John Read & John Ward executed for taking a silver tankard from his house in Willsbrdge see FFBJ 7.4.1781
Nicholas see Richard, 1674; Peter, carpenter, inhabs KW Chase, 1674, Ellacombe
Prudence see Walter 1684; Richard built Hanham Hall, 1655, see Braine p116
Richard & Leonard, keepers of “cole horses” two each, in KW Chase 1666, Ellacombe
Richard, “Londonderry House” Hanham, 1666 sold to Thos Coster, MP, pre 1770, see Braine, p118/9
Richard see Robert, 1667
Richard, gent of Hanham & Wm Underhill, yeo, Bitton, Bond. Thos Edwards & Richard Ridley, witnesses. 1671, see BAFHS 52, p35.
Richard Joanes (sic), Nicholas & wife, Elizabeth, inhabs of Siston during vicar’s perambulation, 1674
Ric(hard), see J. Greenway, Wm Pruett, John Burnell, 1674, see Leonard, 1684
Richard, esq., Hanham, Herald’s Visitation, 1682/3 see Bigland
Richard, Manor of Oldland, d 1697, Benefactor to Hanham, will 1696, see Alice, see Bigland, see Braine, p115
Richard see Ann Trye, 1703
Robert, cm, Bitton/Hanham, abt 40, of tall stature, suitable as a pikeman, see Men & Armour, 1608
Robert, Edward & Richard, “fugitives from KW” 1667, see Francis Bastyn
Robert, mason, inhab KW Chase 1684, Chester’s Liberty
Robert “3 pits since 1684” in Newton’s First Liberty, E.J
Robert, Westerleigh, 1685, Jamaica, Servants to Foreign Plantations, Coldham-Wilson
Robert see Amos Bryant, 1834
Roger, 1635 see BAFHS 52, p35; Roger, took part 1670 riot in KW, Ellacombe
Roger see Widow Batt, 1684, see T. Ball, 1684,, see Wm Braine, 1686
Roger, cm, Bitton, & —-Sherborne, widow, Mangots, BMLB 12.7.1701
Roger see George Smith, 1709; Roger, Mangots, 1711, Mangots, BAFHS 36, p27
Rosina see James Frederick Hawthorn Evans, 1902; Ruth see Thos Britton, 1781
Samuel see John Hawkins 1696
Samuel of Siston & Mary Bollon of Tormarton, mar Yate, 22.4.1712
Samuel, Bitton, will GRO,1727
Samuel, late husband of Abigail Newman, nee Willmott, see Edward Willmott, 1757
Samuel cm mar Mary Mead, sp, Bitton, 24.9.1759
Samuel of Bitton & Martha Baynham of Keynsham mar there by lic. 10.3.1772
Samuel see Edward Thrissell, 1776
Samuel, yeo, Bach o21 & Hannah Moon, sp, o21, bondsman Thos Ody, hatter, all of Mangots, BMLB 3.5.1796
Samuel, 14, kcp falling down a pit in Pucklechurch, Messrs Llewellin, Inq 21.9.1822, Mangots, D260/GRO & KCP
Samuel see Henry Thomas, 1886
Sarah see Sarah Robbins, 1739, see Wm Fudge, 1774
Sarah, 20, of Clay Hill, died of cholera, bur St Geo, 21.11.1833; Sarah see Hannah Maria, 1864
Thomas see James Charmbury, 1640
Thomas, s.o. Thomas, cm, of Barton Regis, as carpenter, Bristol Apprentices, 1668-71
Thomas, see Francis Creswick, 1674, see Henry Prewett, 1691
Thomas, s.o. Thomas, cm, dec’d, of Barton Regis, to Robert Dymock, carpenter & his wife Elizabeth, Bristol Apprentices, 1668-71
Thomas see John Jeffrys, 1684, also Thos Jones, Nich Willis, Arthur Munten & George Smith, hath 10 pitts at Haggast Causeway for a level now coale landings, Chester’s Liberty, 1684, see Ellacombe II
Thomas see Wm Braine, 1686
Thomas, husbandman, inhab of KW Chase, 1684, Chester’s Liberty, Ellacombe
Thomas see Henry Prewett, 1691, see Jacob Cox, 17–
Thomas s.o. Thomas, Bitton, agrico, to John Hall, mason, Bristol Apprents, 24.9.1700
Thomas, Bitton, cm, & Mary Phipps, P & J, bondsman Edward Bease, victualler, P & J, BMLB 29.11.1726, BRO
Thomas, Oldland, will GRO,1729
Thomas of Stones, kcp by falling into a coalpit & bur by order of the coroner, 30.9.1754, I.A. BTs
Thomas see Nathaniel Fry, 1773
Thomas, Mangots. Protestant dissenters, his house in Mangots: Robt Kendall, William Fugill, 8.2.1794, GRO/GDR 319a p164.
Thomas see Richard Britton, 1800
Thomas (Captain) “A Trow belonging to Pickford & Co sunk at Gravel beds above Bristol River by a heavy gale from west north west. 31 Mar 1836. Capt Jones drowned in 1841, see also Thos Pumphrey, 1841. (Couch)
Thomas full age lab, KW, & Ann Bryant, minor, sp, KW, d.o. George, miner, mar HTKW 4.9.1843
W., labourer, Mangots, 1642, see E.J.p177-
Walter, “killed Sep 1609” Bitton bur register.
Walter, Mangots, loader, & Prudence Brimble, Mangots, bondsmen John Bide, St Peter, miller & Thos Nash, St Philip, farmer, BMLB, 1662
Walter, lab: his widow; Prudence & John Jones, inhabs KW Chase 1684, Ellacombe.
William, esq, West., 55, see Wm Bright, 1676
William see Edward Humphreys, 1684; William, lab, inhabs KW Chase, 1684, Ellacombe.
Sir William see Sir Richard Hart, 1685
Will, see Mary, 1722; William see Thos Price, 1734
William, St George, cm, 3rd Company, see John Pugh, 1778
William see Thos Britton, 1781, see George Lovell, 1850/2, see Benjamin Lovell, 1856, see Hannah Maria, 1864, see Abraham Cook, 1882
William, 3, Siston, in workhouse, 1897, Poor List
— Oldland Common Sch, 30.9.1892, see BAFHS 102, p11
Jones v Creswicke, 1805 see Creswicke
JORDAN
Richard, 18, kcp running wagons down incline at Coalpit Heath, BJ 13.1 1838
William of Westerleigh; his house licensed as a Non Conformist Meeting House, 1672, see Congregational Monthly, 1940-1, BRL
JOY
Ann see Thos Brain, 1766; Elizabeth see Thos Brain, 1766
Elizabeth d.o. Thomas & Hannah b 2 Feb 1803 bp 3 Jul 1803, Kingswood School
Elizabeth see Matthew 1821
Hannah see Hester, 1799, see Eliz, 1803
Hannah mar John Britton, cm, see Matthew Britton, 1861
Hester, wife of Richard, cm, settlement exam, Bitton, 14.2.1743, (BP/OP/6g 14) BRO
Hester see Thos Brain 1766
Hester, 7, d.o. Thomas & Hannah Joy of Bitton bp 17 Feb 1799, Kingswood School
James see Thos Brain, 1766, see James Baker, 1814
John see Wm Fry, 1850
John: 1851 cens Rowley Regis, West Midlands, John Joy, 33, iron miner, b. Kingswood, Thos Norman, 63, iron miner, born Mangots.
Lucritia see Thos Brain, 1766
Matthew s.o. Thomas & Elizabeth Joy of Kingswood, b1820 bp 2 May 1821, Kingswood School.
Richard see Hester, 1743, see Nathaniel Crow, 1765
Richard of KW, last ship, none, Henry Britton of KW, last ship “Nancy”, & Sampson Long, of KW, last ship “Charles” all of the ship Caesar, John Martin, master Bristol-Virginia-Bristol, 6.12.1758, MV Muster Rolls.
Richard see AKW 1765
Richard, 11, & Francis Caines, 11, drowned in a fishpond near Warmley by means of ice breaking whilst sliding thereon, Inq 2.2.1815 at King’s Arms, Oldland, kept by Aaron Stone, D260/GRO
Samuel see Thos Brain, 1766; Sarah see Thos Brain, 1766
Thomas see Hester 1799, see Eliz, 1803, see Matthew 1820
Thomas, cm, b.1831, s.o. Elizabeth Pillinger by her first marriage to Thos Joy.
JOYCE
Mr see Henry Warn, 1804
JOYNER-ELLIS
William, the coroner for 33 years. His death occasioned by inclemency of the weather on a journey to Bitton on his official duty on Wednesday sennight. FFBJ 1.2.1823
JUSTIN
Thomas, 18, b St P & J, 1881 cens RN at sea etc, BAFHS 73 p28
