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Ancestors and episodes from my family archives
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Saturday, 26 November 2011
ARTHUR EDWARD REYNER (c1846-1902) AND THE BROOKLANDS AGREEMENT
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When we were growing up, the only family “heritage” of which my father spoke was the line of his great grandmother, the staunch non-conformi...
Saturday, 5 March 2011
HENRY BAYLEY (1804-1875) AND THE GENTLEMEN'S GLEE CLUB
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Henry Bayley was a first cousin of my great great grandmother Ellen Bayley. With his brothers William and Charles he inherited the family c...
Saturday, 3 July 2010
JOSEPH BAYLEY (active mid 18th century to 1793) AND THE PRESS GANG
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My oldest Bayley ancestor is Joseph, my 4x great grandfather, a yeoman farmer from Hooley Hill near Audenshaw in Lancashire . “In physiqu...
Saturday, 15 May 2010
GEORGE ADAM BAYLEY (1845-1876) AND THE HURDLING GOLD
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The Bayley family, who followed the yellow brick road of the industrial revolution to become prosperous Lancashire mill owners, were of ...
Saturday, 8 May 2010
WILLIAM BAYLEY (1802-1891) AND THE PLUG RIOTS
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My Bayley family tree is a perfect illustration of Britain ’s nineteenth century social journey. The Lancashire family moved from their ...
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