James Eley’s Journal 1808
To download this Journal of a Tour From Thornbury, Gloucestershire, to Leominster, Herefordshire, in July 1808 by James Eley ‘This Journal was written at the particular desire of my daughter … Continue reading
Ernest Edward Eley (1869-1950), Farmer of Tortworth, Kingswood and Berkeley
To download this document about Ernest Edward and Emily Eley and their progeny: See also Ernest’s parents: See also Emily’s parents: FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS FAMILY CONTACT: btsarnia@gmail.com
Bird Family of Eastington
BIRD FAMILY OF EASTINGTON AND STROUD William Bird (1710c-) and Deborah Miles (1723-1764) Brimpsfield, Stonehouse, Plasterer of Eastington | Joseph Bird (1755-1802) and Frances Cratchley (1765-1837) Plasterer of Stroud, … Continue reading
Hatherop and Fairford Catholic Mission
To download ‘From Hatherop to Fairford – The Catholic Mission 1780-1867’ by Richard Barton and Brian Torode, please press the link below: See also Richard Barton’s essay on the Iles … Continue reading
St Patrick’s Brockworth
To download Bob Berry’s history of the Parish of St Patrick, Brockworth, please press the link below: For a brief history of the Parish produced by Richard Barton for the … Continue reading
St Joseph’s Church, Chance Street, Tewkesbury
To download Richard Barton’s article about St Joseph’s Catholic Church, Tewkesbury, entitled ‘The Story of a Building – From Telephone Exchange to Catholic Church,’ please press the link below: See … Continue reading
Gloucestershire Exhibition at Emmanuel Church, Cheltenham
To download the full text produced by Brian Torode and his team for the Gloucestershire Exhibition at Emmanuel Church, Cheltenham, please press the link below. An exhibition of ecclesiastical and … Continue reading
Cheltenham Cemetery and its Inhabitants
To download Brian Torode’s lecture notes for his talk entitled ‘Cheltenham Cemetery and its Inhabitants,’ please press the link below: Charles Darling
Cheltenham Local History Society Award
To all CLHS Members, 13th March 2014 Hello Everyone, I am sorry to be the bearer of sad news but, as some of you will already know, one of our … Continue reading