Shield Family of Gloucestershire by Sue Stead

The Shield Family – Farmers of Gloucestershire

 Researched and written by Susan Rosemary Stead (neé Shield)

for her father Alan Edward Shield

(Sue Stead owns the copyright of this article and photographs should be copied without her permission).

Press to see document:

btsarnia-shield-pdf

Henry Shilde (-1569) alias James and Jane (-1579)

of Pamington, Ashchurch

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John Shilde alias James (1532-1582) and Elinor (-1615)

of Pamington, Ashchurch

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Henry Shield (1565-1609) and Edith Higgins (-1637)

of Ashchurch and Tytherington

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William Shield (-1670) and Catherine Webb (-1664)

of Tytherington

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Henry Shield (-1684) and Sarah (-1705)

Husbandman of Tytherington

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Thomas Shield (-1720) and Ann Smith

Shearman of Tytherington

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 James Shield I (1710-1773) and Mary Pullen (1713-1798)

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 James Shill (Shield) II (1745-1816) and Sarah Luce (1763-1824)

Farmer of Tytherington

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James Shield III (1790-1875) and Mary Isaac (1797-1881)

Farmer of Barmer’s Land, Tytherington

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FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS FAMILY CONTACT: btsarnia@gmail.com

SEE ALSO THE BLOG ENTITLED ‘JAMES AND MARY SHIELD OF TYTHERINGTON’

4 comments on “Shield Family of Gloucestershire by Sue Stead”

1. Jacky Stockley

   August 11, 2016

   

   Dear Sue,

   I am the grand-daughter of Gladys & Herbert Woodman. The information you have gathered is amazing & I would love to talk to you.

   Reply
   • Richard Barton

     August 11, 2016

     

     If you send me an email – via rjbsabrina@gmail.com – I will forward it to Sue. With kind regards Richard (Barton)

     Reply

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3. Michael Adams

   February 20, 2017

   

   Fantastic….love the detail. My great- Grandmother is Elizabeth Adams (Shield) and lived to 104 yrs. I can’t imagine the amount of research done on this so well done and thankyou.

   Reply

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