Hannah Roberts b. 1819, father Thomas, Yorkley
married William Davis b. 1817 in 1839

ID: 12493/entry 148
12 Dec 1839 Parish Chapel: Newland
Groom William DAVIES, Bachelor of full age, collier, Moseley Green, No details of father
Bride Hannah ROBERTS, Spinster of full age, no occup stated, Moseley Green
Brides fathers Thomas Roberts, collier
Banns, He signs she marks
Witness_1: Henry Maddox
Witness_2: Mark of Eliza Roberts
Minister: H W Sheppard Curate
Reg. Ref.: P227 IN 1/12 page 74

They had a son James Davis bap 1841 Parkend

ID: 49806 Entry 269
Child James Davis
18 Apr 1841
Parents William DAVIS x Hannah
Residence: Yorkley
Occupation: Collier
Officiating_Minister: Henry Poole
Ref: P245 IN 1/10 Page 34
Parish/Chapel: Parkend

William Davis x Hannah 1841 census

1841 Yorkley 364/13/4
DAVIS William 20
DAVIS Hannah 20
DAVIS James 2mths

William Davis died 1844 age 27

ID: 35077 Entry 362
06 Mar 1844
William DAVIS
Residence: Yorkley
Age 27 years
Minister: H[enr]y Poole Minister :
Ref: P245 IN 1/29 Page 46
Parish_Chapel: Parkend

Hannah Davis widow nee Roberts marries James Jenkins 1846 at Cinderford St Johns. James was a collier from Yorkley.

ID: 37038 Entry 19
14 Mar 1846
James JENKINS
Full Age , Bachelor, Collier, Yorkley
Father James Jenkins, Collier
Hannah DAVIS, Full Age, Widow, Yorkley
Father Thomas Roberts, Collier
By Banns, Both mark
Witness_1: Phillip Hatton
Witness_2: Phobe Willets
Other_Witnesses: Mark of Anthony Roberts Esther Davies
Officiating_Minister: T. Gosselin Smythies
Event: Marriage
Ref: P85/1 IN 1/4 Page 10
Parish/Chapel: Cinderford St John

1851 census, all state born West Dean
Mill Hill nr Bream
James Jenkins head 32 coal miner
Hannah Jenkins wife 32
James Davis son 10 scholar
Philip Jenkins son 4
Edith Jenkins dau 1

I think this James is the son of James Jenkins son of George Jenkins

Janet

Harry was my Great-Great-Grandfather. His Daughter Viola Jane "Jennie" Jenkins married Clyde Conway Cleveland, my Great-Grandfather.

I am Jack B. Cleveland, Jr. Blount County, Alabama, USA.

Thank you for that - it all ties up with my George Jenkins - I will contact those who have put the information there.

thank you again
Diana

Year 1745
Month [not stated]
Day [not stated]

Groom Surname BEACH
Groom Forename(s) John
Groom Age at Marriage
Groom condition
Groom Rank or Profession
Groom Residence of Bream
Groom Father's Surname
Groom Father's Forename(s)
Groom Father's Rank or Profession

Bride Surname MORGAN
Bride Forename(s) Eleanor
Bride Age at Marriage
Bride Condition
Bride Rank or Profession
Bride Residence of Bream
Bride Father's Surname
Bride Father's Forename(s)
Bride Father's Rank or Profession

Licence or Banns
Date of banns
Signature or Mark
Witness 1
Witness 2
Other witnesses
Officiating Minister
Event type Marriage
Memoranda
Transcriber's Notes
Register Reference P227 IN 1/3
Page No
Parish/Chapel Newland

Frostburg MD newspaper obituary dated May 22, 1915:
The funeral of William Jenkins was held from the family home at 2 o'clock today. Rev. J. H. Bickford officiated. Burial was in Allegany cemetery. The Knights of Malta turned out in a body. One of Mr Jenkins' achievements in this section was the rock work he superintended for the Union Mining Co, at their fire clay mines in Mt Savage. He resided there a number of years and had full charge of that work.

Notes for HARRIET HOWARD MANNING:
Was hired out as a Lady's maid at 12 or 13 years old. Her church diary states they left Norton-by-Daventry for London on 7/20/1885, set sail from London 7/21/1885, landed in Baltimore, MD 8/5/1885. Her husband William had returned from Maryland and they re-crossed the Atlantic in a steam vessel with four children under five years old . According to research from England (Jerri Jenkins Jones) in the census of 1881 at the age of 24, she was living with George (uncle) aged 47, and Harriet Ann aged 45 his wife, born in Daventry. Also staying with them was niece Mary Ann Morgan and Jane Lolves, both born in Dunchurch, Warwickshire. It is worth noting it this point that Norton, Daventry and Wilnecote are on three main transport routes. the Main West Coast Railway line from Euston in London to Glasgow; the main Canal route from London to the north via the Midlands used for transport of coal; and the Old Roman Road, recently one of the most major routes to the north and west from London. Norton is some two miles from Daventry.

Children of WILLIAM JENKINS and HARRIET MANNING are:
5. FRANCIS WILLIAM JENKINS, b. 1881, England.; d. February 03, 1889.
5. ARTHUR JAMES JENKINS, b. August 12, 1882, Hockley, Tamworth, Warwickshire, England; d. October 31, 1949, Somerset Co, Greenville Twp, PA.
5. HENRY ROBERTS JENKINS, b. 1884, England; d. February 06, 1889.
5. ALICE LOUISA JENKINS, b. March 25, 1885, Small town south of Birmingham, Warwick Co, England.; d. October 27, 1982, Cumberland, MD.
5. EDITH ANN JENKINS, b. March 02, 1887, England; d. Jan. 15, 1973.
5. MARY ELIZABETH JENKINS, b. January 20, 1889; d. Dec. 31, 1973.
5. EMMA GERTRUDE JENKINS, b. January 11, 1891, Mt Savage MD.
5. SARAH ISABELL JENKINS, b. November 09, 1892; d. June 01, 1979.
5. WILLIAM GARFIELD JENKINS, b. April 12, 1895; d. 1987, Dayton OH.
5. ALBERT JOHN JENKINS, b. 1897, Grahamtown, MD; d. November 23, 1969, Frostburg MD.
5. LAWRENCE GEORGE JENKINS was born May 25, 1900 in Grahamtown, MD, and died October 11, 1991 in Cumberland, MD. He married BLANCHE MARIE LARUE (Source: 1910 MD Census.) May 31, 1925, daughter of DENNIS LARUE and HANNAH MCKENZIE.

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From: ebecraft@accmail.umd.edu

Am seeking any and all info on this Jenkins Family. I do have several of the descendants of the names listed, but would like to hear from any "Cousins" who recognize any of the following and may have additional info. See my Web Page at: http://www.geocities/Heartland/Valley/2035 {URL boken ?}
1. GEORGE JENKINS was born Bef. 1753, and died Abt. December 24, 1805 in Breams Green, Coleford, Gloucestershire, England. He married SARAH BEACH February 23, 1773 in Newland Parish, Gloucestershire, England, daughter of JOHN BEACH and ELEANOR MORGAN.
2. JAMES JENKINS was born 1792 in West Dean, Gloucestershire, England, and died November 17, 1854 in Breams Green, Coleford, Gloucestershire, England. He married SUSANNAH PHIPPS June 05, 1817 in Newland Parish, Gloucestershire, England, daughter of GEORGE PHIPPS and ISABELLA JAMES. Occupation was iron miner. His death certificate shows that son Thomas was witness to his death.
Children of JAMES JENKINS and SUSANNAH PHIPPS are:
3. JAMES JENKINS was born Bef. June 14, 1818 in West Dean, Gloucestershire, England, and died Bef. 1871 in West Dean, Gloucestershire, England. He married HANNAH ROBERTS Mar. 14, 1846 in St Johns Church,Yorkley, Gloucestershire, England, daughter of THOMAS ROBERTS and ELIZABETH ?.
Notes for JAMES JENKINS:
His occupation is listed as "collier". The Jenkins family originated in a small community in the middle of the Forest of Dean. Initial census records showed the family of James and Hannah Jenkins as being at the core of the Jenkins search in Glouchestershire. They lived in a part of West Dean known as Mill Hill. He was described as an iron worker.
Children of JAMES JENKINS and HANNAH ROBERTS are:
4. PHILIP JENKINS, b. 1846.
4. EDITH JENKINS, b. October 05, 1849.
4. WILLIAM JENKINS was born September 16, 1853 in Moseley Green, Gloucestershire, England, and died May 17, 1915. He married HARRIET HOWARD MANNING October 17, 1881 in Aston Parish Church, Northamptonshire, England, daughter of WILLIAM MANNING and SUSANNA FROST.

Perhaps I am just trying to over prove it! Unfortunately there is no age given on the death of George Jenkins in 1805. I have proved alot of my tree with wills. I could not find a will for Sarah Beach either(from previous posting). I think that this now must be the end of the line for the Jenkins family unless anyone else has any information.

I believe the Beach family were in trade - wool dealers - which also ties in with the Jenkins.

Thomas Jenkins the witness on the marriage of George J and Sarah Beach looks good as there is a brother called Thomas to Sarah bapt. 1748.

thank you again for your help in the past on this one and also for your help again now.

Diana

and this is the period of damaged Newland registers

http://www.forum.forest-of-dean.net/index.php?mode=thread&id=7678#p7683

Please can anyone help me get back further with my Jenkins family of Breems Green, Newland. I have been looking for them for years now.

I have the will of Richard Jenkins 1843 which gives no clues to his origins. On the 1841 census of Church Sq, Tredegar it states that he is not born in county. I have the marriage entries and the baptismal entries of all of his children. I have the marriage entry of Richard Jenkins (signed) in 1800 at Bedwelty. I have researched many Jenkins families from all over Wales to try to find him.

I think that I may have finally found Richard Jenkins 1776- 1843 in Newland. He was baptised at Newland on 31st March 1776. All the names in the family are good for it to be the correct family. The father of Richard 1776 is George Jenkins which ties up with the name of the first born son of Richard Jenkins 1776 who was born 1801 and is buried in Bedwelty church in 1803 and is in the same grave as Richard 1776.

Now I have a problem as I cannot find a baptism for George Jenkins. He married Sarah Beach on 23rd February 1773 at Breems Green, Newland. He signed on the copy of the entry that I got from Glos. archives. Richard Jenkins 1776 is listed on most information I have on him as a 'gentleman' but he was definately an inn keeper as on his gravestone it states that he is 'of the Black Prince Inn' which is Tredegar, Mons. I think that he may have been tied up with mining as well.

There is a death of George Jenkins at Breems Green on the 24th Dec 1805 and that looks good - I have tried to find a will at Glos archives with no luck. I was recently told on this site that there was no MI for him in Newland.

Any suggestions would be very gratefully received.
thank you
Diana