- Brian Torode
- John Middleton
- Architects and Sculptors
- Tivoli and St Stephen’s Church
- Cheltenham – Beyond Tivoli
- Masters of the Ceremonies in Cheltenham
- Suffolk Lawn and Lypiatt Terrace, Cheltenham
- Naunton Notes and Queries
- Cheltenham Ladies’ College
- Some Cheltenham Buildings
- Cheltenham Cemetery History
- Cheltenham Cemetery and its Inhabitants
- Cheltenham Memories
- Cheltenham Eye, Ear and Throat Infirmary 1889 – 1902
- Judaism
- Church History
- Oxford Movement in Gloucestershire
- The Reverend James Russell Madan, M.A.
- Gloucestershire Exhibition at Emmanuel Church, Cheltenham
- Gloucestershire Bishops
- Tewkesbury Abbots and Gloucester Priors
- Catholic Priests in Gloucestershire
- Convert Clergy associated with Clifton Diocese
- Daylesford – The Grisewood Rector and his Convert Cousin
- History of Gloucester Catholic Deanery
- Medieval Catholic Churches in the U.K.
- A Catholic Treasury – Jottings from the Late Donald Halliday of North Hinksey
- The Story of the Christ rescued from the Royal Abbey of Saint-Denis in 1793
- Sharpness Union Church (1880-1930)
- James Nobbs, a great Anabaptist
- Lives Bound Together
- Around Clifton Diocese – A Medley of Parish Histories
- Fairford Parish
- Vale of Tewkesbury
- Gloucester area
- Stroud area
- Photographs of Woodchester Priory
- Franciscan Convent, Woodchester
- Woodchester Mansion Chapel
- Nympsfield and the Leigh Family
- St. Dominic’s Dursley, 1939-1989
- Catholic Chapel of St Thomas More and St John Fisher, Box
- The Raymond-Barkers of Bisley and the building of ‘St Mary of the Angels’
- St Mary of the Angels, Brownshill also known as ‘Templewood Chapel’
- The Story of the Catholic Church in Painswick
- Catholics in Stroud
- St Rose’s Convent, Stroud
- Sharpness: Catholic Chapel of Our Lady Star of the Sea
- Cotswolds and Wiltshire
- Bristol and Somerset
- The Roman Catholic Churches of Bristol – A Picture Gallery From Yesteryear
- St Joseph’s Catholic Church, Kingswood, Bristol
- St Joseph’s, Southdown, Bath
- St John’s Roman Catholic Church, Bath – A photographic miscellany
- St John’s Roman Catholic School, Bath
- St. George’s Taunton
- Franciscan Convent at Taunton
- Catholic Church of St Teresa of Lisieux, Taunton
- Wincanton Priory
- Gloucestershire Catholic History Society Journals. Index for Volumes 1 – 42
- Cheltenham Catholicism
- St Gregory’s Cheltenham – Photographs
- St Gregory’s Cheltenham 1799-1809
- St Gregory’s Cheltenham 1809-1852
- Anti-Catholicism in Cheltenham
- Dean Close’s fight against ‘Romanism’
- St Gregory’s School, Cheltenham
- St Gregory’s Convent, Cheltenham
- Daughters of the Cross in Cheltenham
- Nazareth House, Cheltenham
- Sarah Neve and the Catholic Church in Chipping Sodbury
- St Gregory’s Cheltenham – David Burke remembers…
- Pio Cianchettini
- Caffieri Family
- William Welstead
- Mary Blount, nee Canning
- William Norwood of Leckhampton Court
- Saints and Holy Wells
- Holy Wells of Gloucestershire
- Pilgrimages in Gloucestershire
- Saints and Beati associated with Gloucestershire
- St Wulstan Podcast
- St Alphege Podcast
- St Alphege Sermon by Brian Torode
- St Arild Sermon by Brian Torode
- St John Kemble
- Remembering Cardinal Newman
- Dominic Barberi Podcast
- Dominic Barberi in Nailsworth
- Passionists in the Cotswolds
- Nailsworth Notes and Queries
- More Local History
- Brian’s Family History
- Guernsey Family
- Jersey and La Manche Family
- Salmon Family of La Manche, Jersey and Guernsey
- Pegault Family of La Manche
- Ozouet Family of La Manche and Jersey
- Demarencourt Family of la Manche
- Lepesqueux Family of La Manche
- Le Forestier Family of La Manche and Jersey
- Couillard Family of La Manche
- Biard Family of La Manche
- Bisson Family of Jersey
- Pinel Family of Jersey
- We will remember them …
- Walter Norton alias Santley alias Wynne
- Richard’s Family History
- Barton
- Barton Family
- Barton Family of Thornbury
- Barton Family of Thornbury – Parish Registers
- In Pursuit of the Parents of Robert Barton (1604c-1663), Yeoman of Thornbury
- Thomas Barton (1714c-1774), Butcher of Thornbury
- Richard Barton (1741-1801), Farmer of Starvall, North Nibley
- William Barton (1784-1842), the tragic life of a failed farmer who drowned in the River Avon
- Anthony Barton (1790-1834), alias Aaron Barton, native of the Vale of Berkeley, Gloucestershire, and later of Charleston, South Carolina
- Ancestors of Maria Barton, nee Ford, of Charleston, South Carolina
- Barton Family of the Forge, Slimbridge, Part I
- Barton Family of the Forge, Slimbridge, Part II
- A Slimbridge Romance – The Love Letters of Percy and Florence Barton (1910-1913)
- Marian Barton, Memories of Slimbridge, Birmingham and Worcester
- Farming in Slimbridge by George Barton
- Barton Brides
- Perrett
- Barton Family
- Cook
- Noad
- Noad Family of Slimbridge
- Arthur John and Anne Noad of Slimbridge and Gossington
- Buckle
- Byford
- Duffell
- Terrett
- Smith
- Eley
- Eley Family
- Ernest Edward Eley (1869-1950), Farmer of Tortworth, Kingswood and Berkeley
- James and Ann Eley, Farmers of Morton, Kingswood and Tortworth
- James Eley (1805-1861), Saddler of Berkeley, and his descendents
- Eley Family (Part II) Leominster, Thornbury and the Vale of Berkeley (1760-)
- Eley Family (Part I) Thornbury (-1760)
- Eley Family of Thornbury – Baptists
- Eley Journals
- Eley Brides
- Shield
- Yarnold
- Eley Family
- Barton
- Johnny Coleman
- Johnny Coleman: Humanist Wedding Celebrant for Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds
- Bloodstone of Cardemont by Jack Murphy
- Coleman Family of Killererin, County Galway
- Geary Family of Cuilleen, near Carna, County Galway
- Donald Dougherty, Staff Sergeant U.S. Air Force
- James and Maria Burke – From Athlone, Ireland, to Oakland, California, 1884
- Recommended Books
- Brian the Preacher
- Miscellanea
Memorial at St Peter’s Leckhampton
Brian was buried close to a cherry tree in the churchyard of St Peter’s Leckhampton. His Memorial is made of light grey Granite and was supplied by Robin F. Paul Memorials.
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This entry was posted on April 19, 2016 by Richard Barton in In Memoriam and tagged Brian Torode, St Peter's Church Leckhampton, Tivoli and St Stephen's Church.Shortlink
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- Bristol and Avon Family History Society
- Channel Island Family History Society
- Cheltenham Civic Society
- Cheltenham Connect
- Cheltenham Local History Society
- Cheltenham Synagogue
- Cheltonia
- English Catholic History Association
- Father Ignatius Memorial Trust
- Forest of Dean Family History Society
- Gloucestershire Archives
- Gloucestershire Family History Society
- jtrails.org.uk
- Priaulx Library
- Saint Stephen's Church, Cheltenham
- Scribes Alcove
- The Anglo Catholic History Society
- Thornbury Roots
- Woodchester Mansion
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email: btsarnia(at)gmail.com
Links
- Bristol and Avon Family History Society
- Channel Island Family History Society
- Cheltenham Civic Society
- Cheltenham Connect
- Cheltenham Local History Society
- Cheltenham Synagogue
- Cheltonia
- English Catholic History Association
- Father Ignatius Memorial Trust
- Forest of Dean Family History Society
- Gloucestershire Archives
- Gloucestershire Family History Society
- jtrails.org.uk
- Priaulx Library
- Saint Stephen's Church, Cheltenham
- Scribes Alcove
- The Anglo Catholic History Society
- Thornbury Roots
- Woodchester Mansion
Architects and Sculptors Barton Brides Barton Family Brian the Preacher Brian Torode Bristol and Somerset Cheltenham - Beyond Tivoli Cheltenham Catholicism Church History Eley Family Fairford Parish Gloucester area Guernsey Family In Memoriam Jersey and La Manche Family John Middleton Johnny Coleman Lives Bound Together More Local History Perrett Recommended Books Saints and Holy Wells Sculptors Smith Stroud area Terrett Tivoli and St Stephen's Church Uncategorized Vale of Tewkesbury Yarnold
brian helped me in my research of my family tree a few years ago ..we had some family links together with grandparents from the brittany side but i have lost all the information he sent me
I have his working papers so I can take a look for you. Basically the only non-Guernsey families were on his mother’s side. His maternal grandmother came from Jersey and his maternal grandfather came from La Manche. I have put loads of his family history on the website so take a look and get back to me if you think that I can be of further help. Kind regards Richard (Barton)
hello richard . had a look on brian’s family torode papers but i cant see anything regarding my family .i only have my own memories of what my mother told me .that my grandmother came from around st malo and married my grandad abraham [ isaac ] torode my dad norman peter torode was born in 1914 he had a brother cecil who went down in a battleship the baham two sisters nella and eloise all born at st. savours . its strange because my daughter was in touch with him a few years ago and i am sure she said that our grandmothers were related and that they both came from the same family in brittany and both married torodes …