Anyone have these ppl in their tree pleaase ty.
Thomas SIBBERANCE(1591 Clearwall, Gloucestershire, England – Gloucestershire, England)
(bpt. 17 October 1591 Newland, Gloucestershire, England-)
married 15 July 1615 Newland, Gloucesteshire, England Joan LLEWELLYN(Blaysford,-) Also were is Blaysford please ty.

? Ancestry does have UK Extracted Probate Records

Burial 1604 - at Didnam (for Tiddenham) Gloucestershire: Llewellyn, Joan

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? Gloucestershire Genealogical database for Wills (many various of this surname)

http://ww3.gloucestershire.gov.uk/genealogy/Results.aspx

1611 LLEWELLINGE John - Blaisdon (Collier)

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Looking at Men in Armour for Gloucestershire 1608

http://www.coaley.net/glos1608/index.php

There are no male LLEWELLYN's listed and only one SIBRANCE

Henry SIBRANCE A20 (age 20, Lower Stature) - servant to Edward PARTRIDGE a Nailer at Clearwell

and English Bicknor

John SYBERANCE - son of Thomas A20 - meanest stature

Searching for residence: No Blaysford listed. ? is Y an I (? Blaisdon) **

There are some LUELLIN baptism/burials at Blaisdons - 1645 etc

e.g.

burial of Ann LEWIS alias LLUELLIN - 4 February 1647

burial of Richard LLUELLIN 1667 - alias LEWIS

burial of Elizabeth LEWIS alias LLUELLIN - 2 February 1650
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These is on Ancestry the Will of Henry SIBBERANCE 1600 of Newland, Bream, very difficult to read

and

Thomas SIBRANCE 1590 Newland (Thomas SIBRAUNCE, Ancestry, can make out Joane is wife)
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Henry SIBBRANCE - baptism at Newland 17 March 1583, father Thomas of Coleford

? Burial at Newland 15 December 1612, SYBRANDS, forename: not stated wife of Thomas

Thomas SIBBRANCE - baptism 17 October 1591 - father William - residence: Clowerwell

Re the Will of John LLEWELLINGE - 1611 Collier of Blaisdon (on Ancestry). = written 5 day August i6ii

This is extremely difficult to understand, but it is very clearly written in curvy writing…. - but can possibly make out wife Easton (mentioned a few times) LEWLLINGE daughters Jone LEWLLINGE (mentioned twice) and daughter Margaret (mentioned twice) LEWLLINGE . Possibly a William & Richard LEWLLINGE ** as well and John ….. my in law …. Talks about Indentures - The writer says he is from BLEYFDON/BLEYSDON

This needs careful reading and enhancing ( any takers?) - I'll have a try, but it's not easy, this is old style writing.

** previous thread, burial at Blaisdon 1667, Richard Lluellin alias LEWIS

Many thamks MPGriffiths for your help.
BLAIDON/Blaisdon could be my Blaysford

oh boy i am no good at reading hand writing at best of times, a late uncle would make comments about my lumping hand writing. So having a mental image of lumpy hand writing now lol.