An attempt to offer an environment for Glemsford Family Historians to post their questions and comments. The "home" of this work is www.glemsford.org.uk To add a comment, click on "Comments" (in small blue type) below the relevant message, and follow the (fairly simple) procedure. Otherwise, email me.
posted by Steve Clarke at 7:05 pm
The "Labels" at the end of each entry give you a chance to sort the entries according to those words. By clicking on one of the labels, all the entries with a similar "label" should appear, as if by magic.
What follows here is a list of the families being researched by people who have made an entry on this Blog, so far. I've included links back to the relevant month when the name first appeared in this form of the Family History page, and will add, correct and update this list as often as I can.
Allen
Byford
Clarke (not me)
Farrow
Goody Hempstead Hartley Humm King Mann Morling Murril/Merril Nelson Oakley Page Pearman Pettit Platt Scott Slater Smart Strutt Suttle Theobald Thompson Turner Twinn Underwood Watkinson Quite a list and growing at quite a rate. Keep the information flowing ...
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Can someone answer a question for me? During research into my Jarmin family history I have identified an ancestor that is recorded on ancestry.co.uk as "Johes Jarmin, son of Sir Ambrose who married Alice Elliot". I have no documentary proof that Johes is the father of my ancestor other than the numerous entries on many online family trees. I have tried to find 3rd party confirmation of the lineage and have checked the Jarmin entry in "The baronetage of England by William Betham" published in 1803. However, it makes no mention of a Johes as a son of Sir Ambrose but it does mention a John who married a Margaret Stanley and it also says that John died without children. I know that poor entries on ancestry.co.uk can be replicated at speed and soon become 'fact' and I wondered if this mysterious Johes is one such entry. Can anyone shed any light?
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