Ann E MORSE 1848 Ross (General)

by slowhands , proud of his ancient Dean Forest roots, Monday, October 06, 2008, 22:17 (5898 days ago) @ Jean Pritchard

1841 Chace Cottage
Charlotte [Charles] Morse abt 1829 Walford, Herefordshire
John Morse abt 1806 Walford, Herefordshire Butcher
Mary Williams abt 1816 Herefordshire, England Walford, Herefordshire

Name:William Morse
Name: Ann Clark
Year of Registration: 1846
Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar
District: Ross
County: Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Hereford and Worcester
Volume: 26
Page: 335

1851
William Marse abt 1824 Ross, Herefordshire, England Head Ross, Herefordshire
Ann Marse abt 1825 Ross, Herefordshire, England Wife Ross, Herefordshire
Amelia Marse abt 1850 Ross, Herefordshire, England Daughter Ross, Herefordshire
Ann Marse abt 1848 Ross, Herefordshire, England Daughter Ross, Herefordshire
John Morce abt 1802 Ross, Herefordshire, England Father Ross, Herefordshire

1861
William Morse abt 1825 Newnham, Gloucestershire, England Head Ross, Herefordshire Butcher
Ann Morse abt 1823 Ross, Herefordshire, England Wife Ross, Herefordshire
Ann E Morse abt 1849 Ross, Herefordshire, England Daughter Ross, Herefordshire
Emily Morseabt 1851 Ross, Herefordshire, England Daughter Ross, Herefordshire
Henry Morseabt 1856 Ross, Herefordshire, England Son Ross, Herefordshire
John Morse abt 1858 Ross, Herefordshire, England Son Ross, Herefordshire
Martha Morse abt 1852 Ross, Herefordshire, England Daughter Ross, Herefordshire
Rebecca Morse abt 1854 Ross, Herefordshire, England Daughter Ross, Herefordshire
Tom Morse abt 1860 Ross, Herefordshire, England Son Ross, Herefordshire

1871 White Hart Inn, nr St Johns Church Cinderford
William Morse 45 Newnham
Anne Morse 47
Charles Morse 9
Henry Morse 16
John Morse 13
Rebecca Morse 17
Tom Morse 11
Josp Simmonds 22

White Hart Inn, 85 St. Whites Road
Located to the south of Cinderford near the road to Ruspidge. The White Hart is still trading successfully. Over the last few years it has been a popular venue for live entertainment. A new restaurant has recently been opened. The pub retains a wonderful Stroud Brewery etched brewery window - almost certainly the only surviving example in the Forest of Dean. In February 1916 it was proposed that an old malthouse to the rear of the White Hart be used as a miniature firing range: 'not being provided for the use of customers generally but particularly for the benefit and use of the members of the Cinderford volunteer training corps'.

1871
William Williams abt 1856 Monmouthshire, Wales Head East Dean Gloucestershire
Samuel Hewlett abt 1845 Sewdley, Gloucestershire, England Grandson East Dean Gloucestershire
Annie Hewlett abt 1849 Ross, Herefordshire, England Wife East Dean Gloucestershire
Annie Hewlett abt 1871 Sewdley, Gloucestershire, England Daughter East Dean Gloucestershire
Willie Hewlett abt 1870 Sewdley, Gloucestershire, England Son East Dean Gloucestershire
Fanny Dyerington abt 1857 Rushidge, Gloucestershire, England Servant East Dean

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