Baptised at both Coleford and Newland (General)
Coleford was a Chapelry of Newland before it became a parish of its own.
It is not uncommon to find records in a Chapelry and then an apparent duplicate in Newland's records.
What is a Chapelry?
A Chapelry had a similar status to a township but was so named as it had a chapel which acted as a subsidiary place of worship to the main Parish Church....
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The 'wandering' I would imagine was to obtain work. The family still basically lived in the same area as there is only about 5 miles from one place they lived to the next place, the distance could actually be less depending upon if they lived in the centre or the outskirts of the places.
Complete thread:
- Why the "wanderings" ? -
Jerry Hale,
2010-06-12, 09:55
- Aaron HALE and Elizabeth MORGAN -
m p griffiths,
2010-06-12, 12:30
- Aaron HALE and Elizabeth MORGAN - rookancestrybest, 2010-06-12, 21:56
- Aaron HALE and Elizabeth MORGAN - Previous thread - admin, 2010-06-12, 23:38
- Baptised at both Coleford and Newland - admin, 2010-06-12, 17:51
- Aaron HALE and Elizabeth MORGAN -
m p griffiths,
2010-06-12, 12:30