Not sure if you can help with this one. I am looking for a John Roberts of Woolaston. His son Thomas became an apprentice of the Fishmongers Guild in London in 1622. That is all I know about them. I assume that since Woolaston is on the Severn River that the family had something to do with the fishing industry. I am guessing that John would have been born c. 1580 and Thomas about 1608. Not much to go on, I know.
thanks

http://home.netcom.com/~fzsaund/roberts.html

This website lists 4 ROBERTS at Woolson

Wills etc and the info you are looking for

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Men in Armour 1608 - List of able bodied men able to serve in Gloucestershire

www.coaley.net/glos/index.php

Searching for John Roberts these include

Woolstone (in Oxenton parish) Tewkesbury

John ROBERTS, husbandsman A40 Tallest stature, trained (A40 - means age about 40) - fit to be a Pikeman
John ROBERTS, son of the said Edward ROBERTS, A20, middle stature - fit to be a Musketeer
Richard ROBARTS, husbandman A20, lower stature - fit to be a Caliver
Edward ROBERTS, husbandman, A40 middle stature, trained, subsidy man -

(this ties up with the first website information above)

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There are other John ROBERTS for Newland, Arlingham etc.

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British History on Line - Woolaston - John Roberts 1608 - Manor

http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=66389

Not sure if you can help with this one. I am looking for a John Roberts of Woolaston. His son Thomas became an apprentice of the Fishmongers Guild in London in 1622. That is all I know about them. I assume that since Woolaston is on the Severn River that the family had something to do with the fishing industry. I am guessing that John would have been born c. 1580 and Thomas about 1608. Not much to go on, I know.
thanks

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