PALMER/ARCHER + PERRY (General)

by m p griffiths , Saturday, October 30, 2010, 14:37 (5143 days ago) @ djanej

This Monmouthshire site, shows children were baptised in the Workhouses at Monmouth & Newport (so assume this would be the same for Newent) - although there are only 61 people in the Workhouse at Newent 1891

http://www.monfh.org.uk/?p=36

Newent Workhouse website (records at Gloucestershire Records Office)

http://www.workhouses.org.uk/index.html?Newent/Newent.shtml

Gloucestershire BMD

http://ww3.gloucestershire.gov.uk/bmd/

search for

ARCHER

and you'll find

William Charles ARCHER - Newent 1891 - mother's maiden name ARCHER

also

William PALMER married Rosanna ARCHER - Gloucester, Dymock, St Mary the Virgin in 1914 -

On FOD Records

Dymock - 2 July 1914

William PALMER - age 79, Widower, Bricklayer * FOD records buried 23 March 1920 - age 84, (Castle Tump, Dymock)
Grooms Residence: Devonport
father: George ARCHER (labourer, deceased)
married
Rosanna ARCHER - age 47, Spinster - Death: Rosanna PALMER 1924 - Newent age 56
Brides Residence: Dymock
father: Robert ARCHER (deceased)

witnesses: Ralph Edward TURNER, (illegible) MARSTON

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1891 Census, Newent Workhouse

Rose ARCHER - 23 unmarried Domestic Servant, born Upleadon
Wm Chas ARCHER - 1 month, born Newent

1901 Census, Glos. Dymock

William PALMER - 60 - Mason & Bricklayer, born Dymock
Rose PALMER - 39 - born Newent (big difference in age from 1891)
William ARCHER - age 10 - born Newent
Gertrude PALMER - age 4 crossed out, age 1 - born Newent
Joseph William PALMER - age 1 - born Dymock

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1871 Census, Glos. Upleadon

ARCHER

Robert - 27, Ag. Lab. born Glos. Newent
Eliza - 32 - born Glos. Quedgley
William - 8 - born Newent
Caroline - 7 - born Newent
Jonathan - 5 - born Newent
Rosehannah - 4 born Newent
Sarah - 2 - born Upleadon

FOD records

Marriage - Newent - 27 October 1861

Robert ARCHER - Bachelor, Labourer, of Ohle GREEN
father: John ARCHER - labourer
married
Eliza PERRY - Spinster of Ohle GREEN
father: Thomas PERRY (Labourer)

mark of William PERRY and Eliza COOPER