Stenards, Standers or The Stenders / (General)
I have three different references to a place or estate with a similar name.
(a) Stenards - In 1833 John Cloudley was a gardener at Stenards, Forest of Dean and his son William was an apprentice gardener. I forgot to keep the source and now cant find the reference.
(b) Stenders (1841 Census) Ann Clowdley publican at Drybrook (near Nailbridge) / Stenders.
(c) Standers - In John's will he mentions two dwellings called the "White House" and "Mt Pleasant" at "Standers". Possibly near Dishes Brook.
Q1. Was there a place or an estate called "Stenards"?
Q2. Is "Stenders" a short version of "the Stenders"?
Q3. Do these dwellings still exist?
All help appreciated.
Ian
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ianjmill,
2018-04-03, 09:02
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MPGriffiths,
2018-04-03, 12:55
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Mike Pinchin,
2018-04-03, 15:29
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MPGriffiths,
2018-04-03, 16:44
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peterhall4,
2018-06-05, 12:15
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Jefff,
2018-06-05, 16:29
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Jefff,
2018-06-09, 16:02
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Jefff,
2018-06-09, 16:02
- Stenards, Standers or The Stenders / -
MPGriffiths,
2018-04-03, 12:55