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hallo my name is Ani, i looking for my ancestor in Abbeydore and Ewyas Harold.
all the sonīs was smith/ blacksmith and farrier.
maybe you know more how I can find more information about their and the occupation?
thank you very much
Ani
Procat
02-09-2010, 9:53 AM
Hi Ani,
If you provide names and timeframes it may help.
Thank you very much Procat. here the informations
Samuel Jones, baptism 1745 in Abbeydore, lived and worked in Ewyas Harold as Blacksmith
Johua Jones, baptism 1774 in Ewyas Harold,worked as Blacksmith . the county is not absolut clear. first i think in Ewyas Harold, in Much Dewchurch and maybe later in Orcop.
kind Regard Ani
janbooth
03-09-2010, 10:29 AM
Hi Ani,
Could be the marriage for your Samuel JONES - source Herefordshire FHS Marriage Index:
20 July 1767 at Ewyas Harold Samuel JONES & Elizabeth PRITCHARD
Also perhaps a marriage for Joshua although he would be quite old?
17 February 1817 at Much Dewchurch Joshua JONES of Wormbridge & Mary ROWBREE
Janet
Hi Ani,
Could be the marriage for your Samuel JONES - source Herefordshire FHS Marriage Index:
20 July 1767 at Ewyas Harold Samuel JONES & Elizabeth PRITCHARD
Also perhaps a marriage for Joshua although he would be quite old?
17 February 1817 at Much Dewchurch Joshua JONES of Wormbridge & Mary ROWBREE
Janet
hallo Janet, thank you for your helping.
Its true. Both are my ancestor. Joshua is the son from Samuel. Both was a blacksmith. but i canīt find more information about their live and job. also i canīt find more about the father from samuel ( he is born 1745 in Abbeydore)
for me its very interesting to get to know about their live arond the past society situation ( i hope I have typing understandly)
Mutley
06-09-2010, 8:11 PM
There is a Samuel Jones, a blacksmith listed here
http://www.ewyaslacy.org.uk/Ewyas-Lacy/Trades-amp-Professions-Blacksmith/1600-s-1700-s-1800-s/rs_ewy_0308
Also lots of information on the area.
Davran
07-09-2010, 8:56 PM
Ani, you can get a good idea of what being a blacksmith was like if you go the "anvilfire" website. When you are on the site click on "getting started in blacksmithing", then "a day in the life of an apprentice blacksmith". It is written about the USA and is fiction. It is also copyright, so you must not publish the article anywhere without permission.
There is a Samuel Jones, a blacksmith listed here
http://www.ewyaslacy.org.uk/Ewyas-Lacy/Trades-amp-Professions-Blacksmith/1600-s-1700-s-1800-s/rs_ewy_0308
Also lots of information on the area.
Thank you very much for your help. I will read that ..
best regard
ani
Hallo Davran, thank you very much for your tip
Ani
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