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CASEWELL FAMILY
Posted By:
from Nelson, New Zealand
Friday 22nd January 2010
Seeking information on the Casewell Family
who were living in the Churchstoke area between 1882 -1940. My grandmother Eleanor Mary Jones (nee Davies) had a sister Cissie who married a Casewell and the childeren were George, Doris Ellen, Nancy and Gwen..I am trying to complete another branch of our family tree. My father was George Trow who was a good friend of George Casewell. I would also be interested in hearing of any more of the Trow family who were inthe Churchs toke area between the dates mentioned above.
THE CASEWELL FAMILY
Posted By:
from Nelson, New Zealand
Friday 22nd January 2010
Attempting to gather information on the Casewell family who were living in Churchstoke between 1875 - 1940 . They were:- George Casewell, Doris Ellen Casewell, Nancy Casewell and Gwen Casewell.. If anyone could tell me the names of their parents or who they married or the names of children. Their mother Cissie was
a sister to my grandmother Eleanor Jones nee Davies.
Well said Mr Evans
Posted By: Stephen from Oswestry
Wednesday 13th January 2010
I hope that this is not another example of the anglicisation of areas of Mid-Wales
Welsh National Anthem
Posted By: Eddie Evans from Churchstoke
Saturday 21st November 2009
I was disappointed and dismayed with the version of the Welsh National Anthem contained within the "Order of Service" for the Remembrance Day Service at Churchstoke Church on Sunday 8th November. It was disrespectful to the Welsh culture and heritage and insulting to those within our community who are proud to be Welsh and proud of our nation.
Samuel Powis/Martha
Posted By:
from Cardiff
Thursday 21st May 2009
I am trying to find the baptism of Martha (?) who married Samuel Powis in early 1800's. Martha shown on census as born in Churchstoke.They subsequently lived in Ludlow.
Also marriage of Marha and Samuel
Allison family
Posted By: rose logan from turriff
Tuesday 14th April 2009
Trying to trace any relations of jane Allison who married Benjamin Burton at Church Stoke church in 1800's. they travelled from Aberdeenshire with the Rev Gemmell. May be related also to Bulmer family.
Willaim ROGERS - Wrens Nest
Posted By:
from Audlem, Cheshire
Wednesday 17th December 2008
I've been looking to trace my family, who belonged to Shropshire/Montgomeryshire. We know the family moved to Audlem late 1930's. We think it could have been the Churchstoke area they moved from. The 'Elders' in the family have spoken about a place/house called Wrens Nest. My Gandad was Bill ( William) Rogers, his siblings were Thomas, Margaret and Mary. If there were more I don't know, yet. I think the parents may have been called Willaim and Margaret Jane Rogers. If anyone could shed some light on the little bit of information I have, I will say Thank You in advance.
Glyn Jones
Posted By:
from Wednesfield
Monday 15th December 2008
I am trying to obtain the address of Glyn Jones who I believe lives or lived at Hopton Bank Farm near Churchstoke.
Meredith family history
Posted By:
from Chester, Cheshire
Friday 17th October 2008
I have found George and Elizabeth Meredith at Hatfields Cottage, Hopton Bank. Also their son James, born about 1807, working at Lake Farm. I would really appreciate any information on this family. I am descended from Richard Meredith, born 1816 from Hopton. He left the area to work as a canal boatman. Best Regards, Jan.
mr and mrs davis
Posted By:
from dartford
Wednesday 23rd July 2008
We used to holiday at lower castle farm in churchstoke that was run by mr and mrs davis, we are looking to get into contact with them and would be very greatful if anyone knows of them would please pass on my email address.or phone number :01322-409285.thank you.
Wilkes
Posted By: Hazel Jones from Llanelli
Sunday 20th April 2008
My grandfather was Walter Wilkes had 6 children they lived at Bank Farm Hyssington my father was Arthur Wilkes,I would be pleased to hear from you.
Wilks/Wilkes
Posted By:
from Whitefield, Manchester
Wednesday 16th April 2008
I am trying to find any decendents by the surname of Wilkes/Wilks or connected to Wilkes that have lived or known to have lived in the Hyssington, Bishops Castel and particularly Whitcott areas. I am descended from John Wilkes who died in Whitcott 1559
My long distant cousin who is also Wilkes who's family have lived in Australia for a number of generations, we would like to contact any Wilkes to include them on the family tree and share information.
Thank you
Churchstoke Jones's
Posted By:
from Churchstoke
Sunday 17th February 2008
Hi Denise. What is your email address?
Can give you some info if I have it.
book hunt
Posted By:
from leominster
Tuesday 5th February 2008
help help help does any body have a spare copy of this book they are willing to sell to me "Memories are Made of This"
CHURCHSTOKE RECORDERS
best regards ian wilkins
Caswell family
Posted By:
from Hempnall, Nr Norwich
Tuesday 5th February 2008
Researching my family tree I found that my grandfather - George Caswell was born in Churchstoke in Oct 1882 and his mother was Hannah Rawlings. If any one in the area still has surname of Caswell perhaps they could let me know? Thank you...
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