WINTLE of Mitcheldean 1800s and before (General)
by amanda woolley 
, Thursday, March 17, 2005, 01:49 (7190 days ago)
Researching the line of John Wintle 1764 - 1850 of Plump Hill and his descendants in Mitcheldean, Glos.
Wintles of Mitcheldean 1800s and before
by julien , Monday, December 12, 2005, 05:05 (6920 days ago) @ amanda woolley
Hallo Amanda, Had a look at your wonderful selection of photos. Not sure if there's a connection but I'm looking for info on the Wintles of Westbury & specifically Rodley. My Gt Gt Grandfather Joseph Wintle was born in Rodley in 1803 & became a linen merchant in Bristol. Not sure who were his parents as there were two Joseph Wintles baptised in Westbury church in 1803, within a couple of months of each other. Possibly a connection somewhere with the brewery family of Mitcheldean.
Julien
Wintles of Mitcheldean 1800s and before
I reckon I can link up to one of the 1803 Josephs Wintle's. Mine married Eliza Collyer (or Collier) and so far i have identified 3 of their children - Eliza, Frances and Joseph. I am descended from Eliza. Anyone else link up in this way?
Wintles of Mitcheldean 1800s and before
by julien , Tuesday, May 08, 2007, 07:46 (6408 days ago) @ squillysmum
Hi Squillysmum
Good to see that someone is still interested in the Wintles!
If you have a look at my post on 9th Jan 06
http://www.forum.forest-of-dean.net/index.php?mode=thread&id=1913#p1913
& the replies you'll see that I had some very interesting information which solved that particular problem. The reply from Linda Ferris (who doesn't appear to be a registered user of the site) made it clear which Joseph was not mine - in fact he's yours! & the reply from Bri linked me up with a long lost third cousin, and susequently with some closer ones. The Wintle clan seems to be very large and I have yet to find a connection with the brewery family of Mitcheldean, though I feel sure there must be one somewhere.
As I've susequently found - and Slowhands was very helpful here - my line of Wintles goes back a long way, centred on Cowley Elms Farm at Rodley.
I hope you will be able to make contact with Linda as you must be related.
What a very good & friendly site this is!
Julien
Wintles of Mitcheldean 1800s and before
Thanks Julien. i'm new to this game having only found this site last week, so forgive me if/when I get muddled up. i am also fairly new to genealogy research and have only been seriously diggin ginto the tree since around Christmas. i will certainly try and get in touch with Linda - sounds like we have many relatives in common!
later.......
I have tried to find a way to contact Linda but cannot see how to do it since she doesn't have a live email link next to her post. Does anyone out there know how to find her? I am happy for you to give her my details, if you do.
Karen
Sent details of your posting
by admin 
, Forest of Dean, Wednesday, May 09, 2007, 06:09 (6407 days ago) @ squillysmum
I have sent an e-mail to Linda Ferris advising her of your posting.
Wintles of Mitcheldean 1800s and before
by Barbara Lloyd , Friday, May 11, 2007, 00:11 (6405 days ago) @ julien
Just as background information I offer the following
I have a document from the Gloucester Record Office showing an
Inland Revenue Document giving the rateable value of the property
St. Whites House Cinderford this was £19.50 per annum. The document was dated
1880. The house belonged to the Hewlett Family one Samuel Hewlett. This was part of his estate left to his Son William Hewlett and his Mother Louisa.
What connection is this to the Wintle family?
The Solicitor handling the matter was James Wintle & Son of Newnham.
Is this scrap of information of any interest to anyone researching the Wintle family
Barbara Lloyd
Wintles of Mitcheldean 1800s and before
by julien , Monday, May 28, 2007, 08:48 (6388 days ago) @ Barbara Lloyd
Hi Barbara
The Wintles (solicitors) of Newnham were descended from James Wintle,b. 1707, a pinmaker of Gloucester. They moved from Saintbridge House in Gloucester to Hill House, Newnham ( which is now Unlawater House) & appear to have handled many property transactions. They are related to the Gilbert Wintles, & also the Wintles of Culham, several of whom were in Holy Orders. I have not yet found a connection with "my" Wintles, of Rodley, or the Wintles of Mitchedean, but no doubt one exists somewhere!
Julien
Wintles of Mitcheldean 1800s and before
Hi Julien,
I have just found your post regarding the Wintles, I am descended from The Rev Robert Wintle, Vicar of Culham whose daughter Mary Ann married Ashurst Turner Gilbert, Bishop of Chichester; are these the Gilbert Wintles that you refer to. I have come to a dead end with the Rev Robert of Culham and if you have any information about his antecedents I would be very interested.
Regard
David
Wintles of Mitcheldean 1800s and before
by julien , Sunday, November 25, 2007, 04:55 (6207 days ago) @ erwgoed
Hi David
The only information I have on the Rev Robert Wintle & his antecedents comes from a poor photocopy I took of a document I found in the Gloucester Archives. The ref no is D1316/1 if you are able to go & have a look at it. The package contains a handwritten family tree dated 1956 drawn up by Miss UV Wintle, who I believe was a daughter of Douglas James wintle, solicitor of Newnham. The earliest person mentioned on the tree is James W the Gloucester pinmaker 1707 -1763. She implies that one of Mary W & AT Gilbert's sons took his mother's name, hence the "Gilbert Wintles" but this is where my bad copy goes off the page. Also in the package mentioned is an interesting hand written notebook, belonging to DJ Wintle, which appears to be a transcription of Court Leet proceedings going back to the 1600's & mentioning various members of the Wintle family. Hope this helps!
Regards
Julien
Wintles of Mitcheldean 1800s and before
I have the photograph album of Sophia Wintle of Mitcheldean 1864-1958, it contains a photo of a clergyman, I will post it to the Forest of Dean site, Historical Photo Section with all the info I have. Let me know if you can help me identify him!
Regards
Amanda Woolley
Photo of a clergyman
by admin , Forest of Dean, Wednesday, November 24, 2010, 09:57 (5111 days ago) @ Kimbad
I will post it to the Forest of Dean site
The one of the clergyman comes from the album of Sophia Wintle of Mitcheldean 1864-1958, taken by H.E.Jones of 75 Northgate St, Gloucester, and is on the page facing a photo I posted some years ago that I just called "Alderman" Thanks to the Gloucester Records Office, I now know that "Alderman" is James Bruton, High Sheriff of Gloucester 1900-01 and Mayor of Gloucester 1906-7.
Let me know if you can help me identify him!
Amanda Woolley
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Wintles of Mitcheldean 1800s and before
Hi Julien, I descend from the Wintles who ran the Forest Brewery in Mitcheldean.
Briefly, owners of Forest Brewery seem to have been Thomas Wintle 1800-1848 married Sophia Harris Coleman, his son Thomas 1833-1888 married Mary Jane Coleman, and grandson Francis 1868-1943 married Anne Davis.
Francis' sister Sophia 1864-1958 married William Woolley, these are my gt grandparents, they weren't involved in the brewery.
I don't know when the brewing operation was sold, but I can ask my father, fortunately still alive at 90. Probably more reliable is to search the archives at the Herefordshire records office, because the Wintle business records have been deposited there.
My Wintle family is a bit convoluted because second cousin married second cousin, etc. more than once. I can go further back if you are interested.
My Wintle ancestors who weren't brewing beer in Mitcheldean bottled it at nearby Bill Mills (Weston-under-Penyard) ie Alfred John Wintle 1837-1895 married Ellen Clarke, their sons Thomas Clarke Wintle 1866-1945 married Emily Hart, and Osman Alfred Wintle 1869-1927 married Maud Griffiths, continued the business, then I think the grandson Norman Wintle, I'm not sure when the business finished and Bill Mills was sold, again I could ask my father, I know it was still in the family in 1941 because my parents spent their honeymoon there (!)
I descend from Thomas Clarke Wintle and Emily Hart, as well as the other lot, I warned you it was complicated!!
Do you need any more info?
Regards
Amanda Woolley
Wintles of Mitcheldean 1800s and before
by julien , Monday, November 22, 2010, 14:31 (5113 days ago) @ Kimbad
Hi Amanda
Just reread the whole thread - started by yourself more than five years ago! I have tried and failed to find a link between the Wintles of Cowley's Elm Farm at Rodley and the Wintles of the Mitcheldean brewery. Also the Newnham Wintle family of Solicitors and Churchmen. Perhaps the link goes back much further as I'm sure we should have a common ancestor somewhere. With the help of this site and the Parish register transcriptions, and various other contacts, I have traced my line with reasonable certainty back as far as Thomas Wintell who died in 1572, but there was some intermarriage with other branches, such as the Wintles of Elton. All good stuff and it keeps us interested!
regards
Julien