Hello

I'd be grateful if anyone with access to the Berkeley PRs could check for the burial of William Broadstock pre 1851. His wife Mary is a publican in C1841 and a widowed beer-retailer in C1851. He and Mary were married 1799 at Berkley.

Many thanks, Sparkie

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Gloucestershire Burial Index

CORSE BURIALS

William BROADSTOCK - 3 April 1850 age 83 - not your William, as there are BROADSTOCK'S at Corse

BERKELEY burials- just one BROADSTOCK

Mary BROADSTOCK - 14 December 1853 - age 75, Thornbury Union

Child of William Broadstock:

Source: Scribes Alcove.

BAPTISM RECORD

NAME: William Broadstock BAPTISED: 24 Aug 1800 at Berkeley

FATHER: William
ABODE: Berkeley

Also they had a daughter, Eliza Phelps Broadstock, born 1802 - my ggg grandmother. I didn't know where they were buried so thank you.

Sorry, Eliza was baptised in Newnham so there is that possibly that William may have died this side of the river.

I had thought that William Broadstock died in 1866, although I could be wrong.

http://www.forum.forest-of-dean.net/index.php?mode=thread&id=6289#p6290

Gloucestershire Baptism Index starts 1813 and there is only one baptism at Berkeley for BROADSTOCK - mother Mary

Elizabeth - 4 September 1814, 5 - mother: Mary (labourer) no father's name.... address: Ham

not sure if it means Elizabeth was age 5

The information I have is that Eliza Phelps Broadstock was born 07/05/1802 Berkeley and was baptised 02/09/1802 in Newnham while living at Null with parents William Broadstock and Mary (nee Fryer) who married 11/11/1799 Berkeley. Eliza was married in 1823 to George Wooles in Newnham. I think she had a sister Sarah. So whether we have the correct Broadstocks I'm not sure now.

There is a burial on Scribe's Alcove which seems to fit William jnr:

NAME: William Broadstock BURIED: 20 Dec 1800 at Berkeley
ABODE: Ham
NOTES: Son of William Broadstock

Hello and thanks for your reply. I don't think the Corse Broadstocks are mine although they take a lot of unpicking. I will follow up the death of William 1866 as its a possibility and the burial of his son William is I think right.
Sparkie