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Feb 9, 2021 · Family lore says James served as an officer in Cromwell's army. Whether he served as an Englishman, a Scot, or other, I don't know. "A Scottish army crossed the Tweed in January 1644 at the behest of the English parliament and, for the next three years, Scots and English would fight alongside one another as allies.
not certain if this fits the exact timeframe or plantation event you are thinking of - but a web-article on Library Ireland describes land being given to Cromwell's army and adventurers in several counties, but not Wexford .. see extract : 'The debt claimed by the Adventurers amounted to £336,000, to be paid in lands the position of which was to be determined by lot.
Hi, I don't know if the following is of interest, but it may help you in your research. Source: Gloucestershire Family History Society, St Lawrence, Mickleton, Burials:-11/02/1821, Samuel BAYLISS, aged 65 17/06/1826, Jane BAYLIS, aged 67 24/01/1834, Joseph BAYLIS, aged 72 27/10/1849, Mary BAYLIS, aged 23 Victor
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I am John Pride, from Virginia (Richmond). my family dates our beginnings to the end of the Cromwell era. We've traced our roots to two cousins, forced by the backlash against Cromwell's supporters to sign on to seven years as indentured servants in Virginia. At any rate, Id apprecaite a response from anyone monitoring this thread.
Hi GUISE..(tailor) was hanged just before the battle of worcester 1651, as a traitor.....he informed Cromwell about the movements of CharlesII and as such, paid the price!!...his widow was granted by Cromwell £100 per year afterwards.... cheers Sean Brown
Many thanks for the information - at least there were some Philpott's in Gloucestershire in those days - the chappie I am chasing was unfortunately married in 1878 which gives no clues on a marriage certificate as it was in 1880 that it became law to include the name of the parents, their occupation (parents and the couple themselves) and how long they had been in New Zealand.
Jun 25, 2024 · My sub expired last month so I've had to jump on for a month of basic membership to unlock the pro tools offer then pay for a month on pro tools too. My results came back about 2 years ago and rarely see matches over 20cM as a rule and won't be running pro tools continuously. I have learned a few bits and bobs from the shared cM details I've ...
My Mortimer Maurice was born in Bristol about 1797, he was a son of Joseph Maurice and Elizabeth Gillam. He married Catherine Cromwell there in 1821. With a name like Mortimer Maurice it should be fairly easy. I have a record of him as a minister at Crooks Street Chapel for over 17 years. In 1851 he is recorded as working as a tutor in Flint ...
Alice Riley Cromwell MAURICE christened 11 Nov 1856, Bristol Ellen Rich MAURICE born 9 Jan 1858, Croome D'Abitot, Worcester Edward Mortimer Gillam MAURICE birth Sep qtr 1859, Plymouth 5b 233 Charles Hannan Perton MAURICE birth Mar qtr 1861 Penzance 5c 346 Mary Sarah Florence MAURICE birth Sep qtr 1864 St Columb 5c 117 Annie L K MAURICE birth Sep qtr 1866 St Columb 5c 109 Ian C
