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| | ARNOT | James | Blacksmith | 1841: James Arnot 30yrs. Bornin Gloucestershire England. Cheltenham, Villa Cottage. |
| | CLUTTERBUCK | William | Blacksmith | 1814: William Clutterbuck signed a lease for a blacksmith shop in Northwood Green hamlet, parish of Westbury on Severn in October 1814. It was an active business at that time. William was aged 28 at that time, he was baptised in nearby Hasfield. I don't know where he got his training. The business stayed in the Clutterbuck family until at least 1871. Contact Victor by. |
| | COLLETT | George | Blacksmith(Master) | 1817: George Collett, born 1817 in Admington Gloucestershire. Died 1896 in Stoke on Trent Staffordshire. Wife Maria nee Jennings. They had ten children. 1851: Blacksmith at Back Ends, Chipping Campden,Gloucestershire. 1861: Blacksmith at Cow Fair, Chipping Campden, Glouscestershire. 1871: Master Blacksmith at The Butts, Mickleton, Gloustershire. 1881:an Inn Keeper/Blacksmith, Swan Inn, Eccleshall, Staffs. 1891: Retired Blacksmith at Cornwallis Street, Stoke on Trent Staffordshire. The 1871 census records his son Walter as a Blacksmith(Journeyman) and George(Henry George) an Apprentice Blacksmith. Also listed in the Backsmiths if Staffordshire Index. For further information contact Bob by. |
| | COLLETT | Henry George | Blacksmith - Apprentice | 1871: Henry George Collett. Son of George & Maria Collett. Brother of Walter Collett. (See Blacksmiths of Gloucestershire & Stafforshire) |
| | COLLETT | Walter | Blacksmith - Journeyman | 1871: Walter Collett. Son of George & Maria Collett. Brother of Herny George Collett. (See Blacksmiths of Gloucestershire & Stafforshire). |
| | COLLINS | Arthur Horace | Blacksmith | 1874: Arthur Horace Collins, born 1874 in Broadway Worcestershire. Son of Charles Collins and Hannah (Scrivens). He married Caroline Harrap 1897 in Twyning Gloucestershire where he appears on the 1901 census as the village Blacksmith. Caroline and Arthur raised 2 sons in Twyning - Lewis born 1898 and Horace born 1900. Contact Andy by. |
| | CORNELIUS | Dudly (Jnr) | Blacksmith | 1735: Dudly Cornelius (Jnr). At St.Philips Bristol, Gloucestershire England |
| | CORNELIUS | Dudly (Snr) | Blacksmith | 1735: Dudly Cornelius (Snr).at St.Philips Bristol, Gloucestershire England |
| | DAVIS | Ephraim | Blacksmith | 1820: Ephraim Davis, blacksmith. Born in 1820 in Bisley, Gloucester, England. The 1841 census shows he was apprenticed to William Smith in Bisley, learning the blacksmith trade. Sometime soon after he married Jane ? and lived in the Bristol area before coming to Clerkenwell, London where he worked for the remainder of his days as a blacksmith, (according to the census's) ; he died approx 1876. Listed in both the Gloucestshire & London Indexes. Contact Gerry by. |
| | HODGES | Frederick | Blacksmith | 1826: Frederick Hodges, blacksmith. Baptised Kempley Gloucestershire 10th May 1826. 1871 census shows him a Blacksmith at Woodgate Newent. Parents: John & Mary Hodges. Contact Sean by . |
| | HODGES | Henry | Blacksmith | 1816: Henry Hodges, blacksmith. Baptised Kempley, Gloucestershire, 20th October 1816. Parents: John and Mary Hodges. Henry became a Blacksmith first in Kempley and then in Much Marcle Herefordshire (3 Miles away). 186: he is a blacksmith at Kempley Green, with sister Esther 32 and mother aged 84. 1871: Henry is 56yrs, living with brother Thomas in Much Marcle (Bushell) Herefordshire, still Blacksmith. Possible death 1877 Ledbury district. 6a 309. Contact Sean by . |
| | HODGES | Henry | Blacksmith | 1827: Henry Hodges, blacksmith. Baptised Dymock Gloucestershire 7th January 1827. Parents: John Hodges & Hester (surname unknown). Wife: Emma Bannister Dymock, married 19th November 1853; they lived Leadington. 1861 census - Leadington Farm 1871 - Grove Hill, with wife and 4 children (Blacksmith). 1881: Tillers Green with wife and youngest son William (Blacksmith). 1891 ot1898: at Pilar Cottages (4 rooms) Old Field with wife and daughter Ellen.(Blacksmith). 1901: a widower, living with daughter Ellen and her family, (husband and 3 children) still at OldField aged 84. Contact Sean by . |
| | HODGES | John | Blacksmith | 1802: John Hodges, blacksmith. Baptised Dymock, Gloucestershire 25th July 1802. Married twice, first to Hester circa 1826 and then to Hannah Burrup circa 1830. 1841 & 1851: a blacksmith living Tilputt`s End, Leddington, Dymock. His eldest son Henry also became a Blacksmith. Contact Sean by . |
| | HODGES | John | Blacksmith | 1778: John Hodges, blacksmith. Baptised Dymock Gloucestershire 26th January 1778. Wife: Mary Cooper, married 24th November 1801. 1841: a blacksmith at Kempley Blacksmiths shop. 1851: a blacksmith at Kempley New House. John and Mary had 6 sons, 4 also became blacksmiths. Contact Sean by . |
| | HODGES | Thomas | Blacksmith | 1811: Thomas Hodges, blacksmith. Baptised Kempley Gloucestershire 11th August 1811. Parents: John Hodges and Mary Cooper. 1851: Kempley with wife Hannah, sister-in-law, nephew Henry and niece Harriet. 1861: with wife at Much Marcle Herefordshire, sister-in-law, Elizabeth Green. Nephew Henry Hodges 18yrs (blacksmith), and niece Hannah Hodges 6yrs. 1871: still at Much Marcle Herefordshire with wife Hannah no issue. Died on December 14th 1877. Contact Sean by . |
| | MERRETT | Frank. J. | Blacksmith | 1850: Frank.J. Merrett, blacksmith. See entry for his father William Merrett (Snr). To share information contact Helene by. |
| | MERRETT | William (Snr) | Blacksmith | 1789: William Merrett and sons, blacksmiths. From the various census I have found the Merritt family living in or around Churchdown Barnwood Gloucestershire. William born 1789, William J. born 1826 and Frank J. born 1850. Each generation seem to have a blacksmith. To share information contact Helene by. |
| | MERRETT | William. J. (Jnr) | Blacksmith | 1826: William.J.Merrett (Jnr), blacksmith. See entry for his father William Merrett (Snr). To share information contact Helene by. |
| | PRICE | Henry | Blacksmith | 1831: Henry Price, blacksmith. Born Pensford, Somerset, England circa 1831. Died 1888 Bitton, Gloucestershire. 1861 England Census Bitton Village Gloucestershire, Henry aged 29yrs Blacksmith, wife Elizabeth Price nee Cox 23yrs born Bitton Glos. Children: Rosina Price 2yrs born Bitton Glos; Mary J E Price one Month infant born Bitton Glos. Edward Price Lodger [Henry's brother aged 2yrs] born Pensford Somerset. Arthur Price Lodger [Henry's brother aged 21] born Pensford Somerset. 1871 Census Bitton Village Gloucestershire; Henry 39yrs, Elizabeth 33yrs; Eveline 1yrs; Emily 7yrs; Alice 4yrs; Annie 2yrs. For further information contact Wendy by |
| | PRITCHARD | Thomas | Blacksmith(Master), 1 apprentice | 1871: Thomas Pritchard was living at Boxbush Road Newland, Gloucestershir, England. Wife Lucy nee Tyler. See Wheelwrights Index for Lucy’s father William and brothers William (Jnr) & John. Her 3rd brother Richard Henry Tyler was apprentice blacksmith to Thomas Pritchard. See Blacksmiths of Australia for more on Richard Henry. For further information Contact Debra by . |
| | STEEL | Thomas | Blacksmith | 1770: Thomas Steel was a blacksmith in the town of Coleford. In 1826, he was convicted at Gloucester Assizes of stealing a piece of timber from the Forest of Dean, and sentenced to seven years transportation. He served six years on the prison hulk "Justitia" at Woolwich, before being pardoned in 1832. He died in 1846 and is buried at Newland.Also listed in the Blacksmiths of Gloucestershire. Contact David by. |
| | TYLER | Richard Henry | Blacksmith & Coachmaker | 1853: Richard Henry Tyler, born 1853 in Gloucestershire, England. Richard Henry Tyler sailed to Fremantle with his wife Agnes and four children. He started a coach building business in South Street Fremantle and was joined by his brother in law John William Porter. See Blacksmiths of Gloucestershire & Australia Indexes. See Wheelwrights Index for Richards father William (Snr) & brothers William (Jnr) & John Tyler & sister Lucy (married Thomas Pritchard a Blacksmith). For further information Contact Debra by . |
| | WEST | William | Blacksmith | 1735: William West was at St.Philips Bristol, Gloucestershire England |
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