Gloucester Citizen Gloucestershire, England 8 Oct 1900

BREAM. Military Fcsef.at..—On Sunday morning, in the pretty little churchyard of St. James', Bream, the remains of Mr. Percy H. Brice, who succumbed to Bnghts disease at the early age of 21 years, were laid to rest. The deceased was a member of the.....

Record_ID: 53220
Entry_Number: 1764
Year: 1900
Month: Oct
Day: 7
Surname: BRICE
Forenames: Percy Henry
Residence: Bream's Tufts
Age_at_death: 21
Officiating_Minister: E F Eales
Event: Burial
Cause_of_death:
Memoranda:
Notes:
Register_Reference: P57 IN 1/17
Page_No: 221
Parish_Chapel: Bream
Soundex: B620

Record_ID: 4596
Entry_Number: 413
Year: 1879
Month: Feb
Day: 23
Parents_Surname: BRICE
Child_Forenames: Percy Henry
Fathers_Forenames: Charles
Mothers_Forenames: Hannah
Mothers_Surname:
Residence: Lydney Lane
Occupation: Miner
Officiating_Minister: J F Gosling
Event: Baptism
Memoranda: Sponsers Th Ames Ch. Brice Hannah Brice
Notes:
Register_Reference: P57 IN 1/4
Page_Number: 52
Parish_Chapel: Bream
Soundex: B620

I am researching the Cook family and would be pleased to have any more information on Percy Henry Brice's uncles George and William Cook or his grandmother Ruth Cook, nee Marshall. I know that George (in 1855) and William came to Australia.
Regards
Carol