Andrew Young for Margaret Young

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Berkshire

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What surnames are you interested in researching?
Breadmore Breadman Bradmore Bredmore and variants are all part of my One-Name Study.

Bennett - Wiltshire
Blunden - Hampshire
Bounds / Bowns - Wiltshire
Bowler - Berkshire
Choules - Wiltshire
Daughton - Wiltshire
Doe - Berkshire and Hampshire
Giddens / Giddings - Wiltshire
Goddard - Wiltshire
Gunter - Berkshire
Hall - Berkshire
Halls - Norfolk
Herring / Hirring - Buckinghamshire
Hewlett - Oxfordshire
Hopkins - Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire
Howard - Norfolk
Ivin - Gloucestershire
Jerom - Hampshire
Lawrence - Cambridgeshire
Lewington - Wiltshire
Macey - Wiltshire
Norman - Norfolk
Orpwood - Oxfordshire
Pothecary - Wiltshire
Sates - Oxfordshire
Schofield - Berkshire
Shurmer - Gloucestershire
Sturges - Wiltshire
Tarrant - Wiltshire
Thring - Wiltshire
Turner - Oxfordshire
Whatley - Wiltshire
Whichello - Berkshire and Oxfordshire
Whitehorn - Wiltshire
Young - Wiltshire
What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
Breadmore - Worldwide. Other Counties see above
What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
Advanced Family History Researcher
Do you have a genealogy website or blog or belong to a Genealogy Society?
www.breadmore.org

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  • Wendy Archer

    certainly, Margaret - and when I've done so do tell the group. And please will you put a link to the Oxfordshire group on the new group too?
    Wendy
  • Wendy Archer

    All done, Margaret!
  • Lynnette McMahon

    I don't have much info on my Blunden line.

    Dinah BLUNDEN (1759-1819) b. in North Waltham, Hampshire, married Christopher RAMPTON (1759-1838) in Monk Sherborne on 18 July 1785

    They had 4 boys:
    Richard b. 1785
    Edward b. 1787
    Christopher b. 1790
    Anthony b. 1790

    The birthdates are courtesy of Sue Daws doing a one-name search on the Rampton family - I am working my way through this family to confirm with other sources.

    I have a note that Dinah is the daughter of John BLUNDEN and his wife Rebecca. No more details. I'll go back through my papers looking for any further info on BLUNDEN family and keep you pos
  • Thomas Rees

    Hello Margaret, No sorry all my Choules appear to be from the East London ...although I am attempting to find a Charles and a Henry Choules born around 1795....any help would oblige
    Best wishes
    Tom Rees
  • Tammy Clifford Larsen

    There may be one & I will check my records. Get back to you later today if I can. Nice to meet you!
  • Bob Marshall

    Dear Margaret
    Short answer is that before about 1800 I'm not sure where my Blundens came from. My gg grandfather William Blunden was born c1800 in Long Melford Suffolk but I have no knowledge of his parents - names, origin, etc.
    William was a surgeon whose wife was Sarah from Doncaster.
    Ringing any bells?
    KR, Bob Marshall
  • Stephanie D Steevenson

    Dear Margaret
    I do not have any of your names in my tree. I have been researching for about 8/9 years now. Although I have lived in Berkshire for 20 years I can find only one ancestor who ever lived in this county! Just my luck.
    Stephanie
  • Donald James BRADMORE

    Thanks, Margaret. Yes, I'd like to join the BREADMORE group but jst at this moment I can';t see how to do that!! Please advise. Don.
  • Margaret Ann Thwaites

    Not sure. I have only followed the Britts through my gggrandmother Harriet Britt/Brett (the names are interchangeable) who married John Funnell. Her family were from Sussex & she died in Mountfield in 1851.
    cheers, Margaret.
  • Angela Robinson

    My husbands grandmother was born in Great Dunmow Essex, but was married in Penzance Cornwall. We dont know whether the whole family moved to Cornwall or not.
    Angela
  • Susan M CURD

    I've had a request from Vanessa Price to be friend. Do you know her? Would like to know more before I accept. I have asked for details from her to assess; no reply yet.
  • Susan M CURD

    I can't see a location field on the Curd families group page
  • Jan James

    Nice to meet you Margaret. I grew up in Toodyay and I remember the Britt family. Mrs Britt was a very old lady when I was a little girl. Her house is still there- Jan
  • fizzbomb

    On the Tarrant side, I can't get beyond my 2nd great grandfather who was born in 1818 someplace in Kentucky. My husband's Goddard's were German.
  • Brian Matthews

    Hi, unfortunately, my Bowlers came from the Buckinghamshire area, around Princes Risborough.
  • Agnes Dawn Woodhouse

    Hi, Unfortunately no link at present ... my BRITT / BRETT's were Sussex (Hastings) moving to Scotland later, happy hunting :o)
  • Leanne Fraser

    Hi Margaret,
    Yes, we have the same Tarrant Family. My Tarrant's ended up in Australia. Love to hear from you
    Leanne
  • Samantha Jane Leek

    Hi
    Not that i am aware of, sorry
  • Oliver Herrin

    Hi Margaret

    i dont think so, my Herrings came from Somerset, i have searched for a link between the Herring's / Herrin's in oxfordshire to those in somerset for a while, but never found any, did any of yours start there lives in Someset., please let me know either way
    Regards Oliver
  • Elizabeth Kipp nee Blake

    I will add a Link to the Wiltshire page on my Rawlings page. Thank you.
  • Michael James Hill

    My Goddards come from Kings Somborne and the Dollerys from Hambledon. I am also interested in the Longcrofts of Wilts.
  • Keith Cruse

    Margaret,
    Thank you for invitation, will join group tonight.
    Keith
  • Christine Colbourne

    Thank you very much Margaret- yes, please add the link for the Colbournes to your Wiltshire page.
  • Sue Davey

    Thank you Margaret, I've now joined you all in the Wiltshire group. :)
  • Qtym Best-Hall

    I'll add myself tonight. Where in Wiltshire do yours come from? Mine are around Shaftesbury/Tisbury, in the southwest.
  • marionwilliams

    Thank you for your invite to join Wiltshire Genealogy Group I did join a few years ago but let my membership laps so would really be interested in joining again my Great Grandmother was born in Keevil in 1850 have contacts with some 4th & fith cousins but always ready for more information. Thanks you for being in touch .All the best Marion
  • rita a gerrard

    thank you Margaret for your kind invite, I have now joined Wiltshire Group and look forward to interesting times.
  • RouX Renard

    Hi Margaret,

    Thanks for the invite. I have a bunch of SAINSBURY and CLELFORD ancestors on my tree at Ancestry.co.uk, plus many, many more old Wiltshire families. Happy to help folks looking for these.

    I'd also like to offer a cheque for £1 million to anyone who can find my suspected father, Christopher Henry Lodge Thomas, b.21 Oct 1909 in West Lavington. He is on the 1911 Census at my Great Grandfather Archibald Wm Phillips, but NOTHING from there on. He may have become a Phillips, or may have changed his name entirely. As I said, I'd LIKE to offer a cheque...

    I'm happy to go with a 'No Find - No Fee' detective agency, if anyone can suggest one, but either way the finder will get a mention in the book I am writing on my search.
  • Jim North

    Hi Margaret
    Yes I will as soon as I have sussed how too!
    Thanks for the thought.
    Jim
  • Christine Gibbins

    Hello Margaret,
    Thank you for your note. I certainly will join the Wiltshire Group.
    Best wishes, Chris
  • Susan M CURD

    I haven't many in Wiltshire. So will decline, thanks but it has given me inspiration to start one of my own for a geographical area.
  • Stephen Hull

    Margaret
    Thank you for the invitataion i have joined the group now.
    Steve
  • Alison Hemming

    Hi
    Yes there is a connection. Priscilla's great grandparents are my 7th great grandparents.

    Ali
  • Dorothy Blunden

    Hello Margaret
    My Blunden's are primarily from Surrey ... Their name was Blundel until the late 1830's. Is that of any help ... So far no Hampshire ... The grandfather did go to Dorset in the 1950's. Thanks for contacting me
    Dorothy
  • rosemary bailey

    Hi Margaret
    My Doe family are from Brimpton, then Kingsclere in Hampshire then my great grandfather William moved to Reading in Berkshire when my mn met my grandfather Walter Holland Bristol
    Regards Rose
  • Lynda Margaret Law

    Hi Margaret,
    My grt grndfather on my mother's paternal side Richard Harmour married Mary Bush, her mother was Louisa Goddard her father was James Goddard, mother Jane surname unknown as yet. Louisa had two sisters Charlotte and Elizabeth. They come from Wooton Rivers, Wilts. I have been to the Church there and seen James and Jane's graves. Are these any relations of yours?
  • Lynda Margaret Law

    Good timing Margaret, I have been searching all morning on Find my past and found Jane was indeed Alexander. Thanks for the info, I'll look into that. No I don't belong to the european link. Didn't know there was one. Thanks again Lyn
  • Louise Flaig

    Hi Margaret

    My Blundens are all from Surrey, Banstead, Tadworth, Reigate area.

    Regards
    Louise
  • Michelle Melton

    Hello Margaret,

    Thanks for the welcome.

    All the Huggins I am researching come from Norfolk I'm afraid.

    Sorry I am not able to help you at the moment.

    Best of luck with your research.

    Regards,
    Michelle.
  • Kay Elizabeth Young

    Hi Margaret
    My Halls family did come from Norfolk but originated in a small village called Roudham which is about 20 miles or so from Dereham.
    Kay
  • Yvonne Josephine Wagstaff

    Dear Margaret,
    Thank you for your welcome! I am delighted to join this group and will explain my interest. My father's family name was HUTCHINS, and I have traced their definite origins from Great Bedwin and Id.... near Porton. They then moved into Hampshire - Weyhill and Penton Mewsey.
    Any clues about them will be gratefully received!
    Yvonne
  • Jim Slade

    Hi Margaret,
    No Breadmore's at the moment. My Sawyers are at the moment only in Marlborough. My New's are from the Burbage areas.
    Jim
  • christienne kirton

    thanks for the welcome i am a sporadic family tree person so i may only do a bit and then leave it for a year!!!but i am interested in tilehurst i was born at 86 armour road it was called "felton croft" nd was my mums parents house i spent a lot of time in this house from 1965 tll my nan sold it about 1978. my dad still lives in tilehurst along with alot of his kirton side of the family who i have found have been born ,lived and died in tilehurst for the last 500 yearsincluding my grandad who was born in "the gutter" my dad was born in rodway road and then as i said me and my brother were born in armour rd.any information on the family or the house in armour rd would be greatly appreciated .my interest in wargrave is on my dads mums side "the fry's"who lived in cazes hill my nans mumsmaiden name was timmis anything on them would be good to find out all this is just out of personnal interest for me to pass on to the next generation so they can remember before it gets forgotton as i recall a lot of it being the eldest but i know most of my cousins havent got a clue about any of our families history in tilehurst so any help from the tilehurst group would be very helpfull thanks ,chrissie kirton
  • Siobhan Meehan

    thanks for replying, Siobhan.
  • Pat Littlewood

    Oh - that was a quick response Margaret: the place-name doesn't ring any bells, but I will have a closer look at the info I have and post a reply.
    Pat
  • Jo Saunders

    My great great grandfather was Thomas Giddings b 1851, the only thing I know about his life in England was what it said on his marriage record dated 1975, that his father was the deceased Charles Giddings. Looking at the free BMD I find there are three Thomas Giddings born in 1851, two were from Davizes. When I sent for them, they told me that the information dod not match, but I had no other leads as to how to find my Thomas' birth record.
  • Nicholas Atkinson

    Hello Margaret,
    I have a Wr Thring as a witness to the will of Uriah Miles snr, of Codford St Mary. Dated 26th May 1763.
    Kind regards, Nick Atkinson.
  • Jo Saunders

    oops I meant 1875
  • Jill Russll-Kaur

    Hi Margaret,
    I went to Berkshire Record office last week & picked up the Bershire Historian Magazine March issue. Your article was very interesting. Also i believe you know Val Storie who I see at the Slough Library meetings for Ancestry.
    Now I am completely confused with my Elizabeth Whichello. She married my G G Grandfather. Now the census for 1881 states that she was born in Wootton Berks. But I can not find her at all. But a collegue of yours at the BFHS in Reading found me a birth of an Elizabeth born in Windsor. Could this be her ? Jill
  • Shirley Sweetland

    Hi Margaret I'm researching my grandchildren's paternal side, they were WICKENS from Tilehurst. Happy to share the little bit of info i have on them

    Regards
    Shirley
    Perth
    Western Australia