Edmund PARRY & Family (General)

by goldenfox @, Wednesday, February 20, 2013, 18:39 (4289 days ago)

Can someone please help me to trace the history of Edmund PARRY of Home Farm, Churcham.
A close family member has told me that she has seen the following on a Headstone in Churcham Churchyard (but unconfirmed by me) ''In loving memory of Edmund PARRY of Home Farm Churcham who fell asleep in Jesus Nov.14 1808 also for Martha relict of the above who entered into rest June 1 1811 also Robert Edmund their second son who passed away March 10 1847.''
Coincidently the names of Edmund, Martha and Robert Edmund appear in my Tree but with
totally different 'passing' dates ie Edmund 1906, Martha not known, and Robert Edmund 1907, and strangely Robert Edmund is also the second son.
Finally we possess a Silver Tankard which has been handed down through the generations, which apparently was won in a Ploughing Match in 1776. It is inscribed with the scrolled initials EMP which we think stands for Edmund PARRY and the date of 1776 has been verified.

Edmund PARRY & Family Churcham / Birdwood Home Farm

by slowhands @, proud of his ancient Dean Forest roots, Wednesday, February 20, 2013, 18:51 (4289 days ago) @ goldenfox

Can someone please help me to trace the history of Edmund PARRY of Home Farm, Churcham.
A close family member has told me that she has seen the following on a Headstone in Churcham Churchyard (but unconfirmed by me) ''In loving memory of Edmund PARRY of Home Farm Churcham who fell asleep in Jesus Nov.14 1808 also for Martha relict of the above who entered into rest June 1 1811 also Robert Edmund their second son who passed away March 10 1847.''
Coincidently the names of Edmund, Martha and Robert Edmund appear in my Tree but with
totally different 'passing' dates ie Edmund 1906, Martha not known, and Robert Edmund 1907, and strangely Robert Edmund is also the second son.
Finally we possess a Silver Tankard which has been handed down through the generations, which apparently was won in a Ploughing Match in 1776. It is inscribed with the scrolled initials EMP which we think stands for Edmund PARRY and the date of 1776 has been verified.


Martha not known,

is this the Martha you refer to ? is it possible the details are confused the coincidences are almost too strong to ignore?

I have a feeling Birdwood Farm ( in 1900 ) is the same as Home farm
modern post code GL2 8AP

Year: 1911
Month: Jun compare June 1 1811
Day: 6
Surname: PARRY
Forenames: Martha
Residence: Stroud
Age_at_death: 87
Officiating_Minister: W H Harding Vicar
Event: Burial
Cause_of_death:
Memoranda:
Notes:
Register_Reference: P83 IN 1/27
Page_No: 37
Parish_Chapel: Churcham

Name: Martha Parry
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1824
Date of Registration: Apr-May-Jun 1911
Age at Death: 87
Registration district: Stroud
Inferred County: Gloucestershire
Volume: 6a
Page: 213


1911 Morgans Cottages, Stroud
Martha Parry abt 1823 Latton, Wiltshire Head Painswick, Gloucestershire Widowed


Year: 1906
Month: Dec
Day: 5
Surname: PARRY
Forenames: Edmund
Residence: Birdwood Home Farm Churcham
Age_at_death: 79
Officiating_Minister: W J Selby Vicar
Event: Burial
Cause_of_death:
Memoranda:
Notes:
Register_Reference: P83 IN 1/27
Page_No: 33
Parish_Chapel: Churcham

Name: Edmund Parry of Home Farm, Churcham
Probate Date: 27 Mar 1907
Death Date: 30 Nov 1906
Death Place: Gloucestershire, England
Registry: Gloucester

Year: 1907
Month: Mar
Day: 13
Surname: PARRY
Forenames: Robert Edmund
Residence: Birdwood Home Farm Churcham
Age_at_death: 46
Officiating_Minister: J W Crake Wesleyan Minister
Event: Burial
Cause_of_death:
Memoranda:
Notes:
Register_Reference: P83 IN 1/27
Page_No: 33
Parish_Chapel: Churcham

Name: Robert Edmund Parry of Home Farm, Churcham
Probate Date: 31 May 1907
Death Date: 10 Mar 1907 compare March 10 1847
Death Place: Gloucestershire, England
Registry: Gloucester


1901 looks like Birdwood Farm
Edmund Parry abt 1827 Westbury, Gloucestershire, England Head Churcham, Gloucestershire
Martha Parry abt 1824 Latton, Wiltshire, England Wife Churcham, Gloucestershire
Robert E Parry abt 1861 Churcham, Gloucestershire, England Son Churcham, Gloucestershire

1891 Birdwood farm

1881 Birdwood farm

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