John MORGAN 1800-1835 Ruardean (General)

by dinodog @, Wednesday, March 09, 2011, 19:38 (5012 days ago)

Cannot find any details about this John Morgan other than he married Amelia Bradley(1800-1874)in 1821.They appeared to have spent their lives in Ruardean.

Any help would be most appreciated,thankyou.

MORGAN - Patience (POWELL)

by m p griffiths @, Wednesday, March 09, 2011, 20:27 (5012 days ago) @ dinodog

FOD records -John MORGAN married Amelia BRADLEY - 6 December 1821, Ruardean witnesses: Thomas & Mary BENNETT - and (Jonathan HARPER - who is the Parish Clerk 1841 census)

They had five children at Ruardean - John 1822, Patience 1825, John 1832 - Hannah 1832 - and William 1834


?

FOD records - Marriage at Cinderford St John - 11 October 1846

William POWELL, Bachelor, Collier, Cinderford - father: Richard POWELL (Miner)

married

Patricia MORGAN - Spinster, full Age, Brides residence: Little Dean's Hill
father: John MORGAN, Collier.

Mark of Adam WHEAL and Esther MORSE


1851 Census, Newland, Whitecliff

William POWELL - age 28 - Steel Works Lab. -
Patience POWELL - age 26 - born Ruardean
Rosa - age 1 - born Ruardean
Emma - 3 months - born Glamorgan

MORGAN - Patience (POWELL)

by dinodog @, Wednesday, March 09, 2011, 20:56 (5012 days ago) @ m p griffiths

thankyou for your quick response,the point where I am stuck is J.Morgan's parents,none listed I am sure he MUST have had some!!!!but where to find them.

John DOVEY MORGAN - 1794? + previous thread

by m p griffiths @, Wednesday, March 09, 2011, 22:38 (5012 days ago) @ dinodog

previous threads


http://www.forum.forest-of-dean.net/index.php?mode=thread&id=3891

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Burial : at Ruardean : John MORGAN - 14 April 1835 age 40 years c 1795

? FOD records - christening at Ruardean - 8 July 1794

John Dovey MORGAN - mother's forename Mary

Memoranda: John DOVEY the base son of Mary MORGAN


also Elizabeth MORGAN christened at Ruardean - 8 February 1789 base child of Mary
and Hannah MORGAN christened at Ruardean - 6 January 1787 base child of Mary


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Marriage at Walford - 4 July 1836

Amelia MORGAN (Widow) - married Matthew TINGLE


1871 Census, Welsh, Bedwelty, Tredegar

Bedwelty Workhouse

Amelia TINGLE, age 74 c 1797 - Widow, born Ruear Deane, Glos.


1861 Census, Aberystruth
33 Main Road

at the home of William LEWIS (Widr) - Butcher

Eleanor TINGLE, age 53 - House Servant, born Rewadeen, Glos
George TINGLE, age 17, Miner Iron - born Easteen, Glos
John MORGAN, age 12 - Coal Miner, born Rewedden, Glos.


1851 Census, Aberdare

Emelia TINGLE - 44 - Widow - born Rhonedon, Glos
Hannah - 18 - born ditto
William - 13 - born ditto
Clara - 9 - born ditto
Jane H - 7 - St Briavels
George M - 6 - St Briavels
John - 2 - St Briavels

+ lodgers


1841 Census, Mon. Aberystruth (very faint census return) - transcribed as

Matthew TINGLE - 20
Amilia - 40
Paciant - 15
Elizabeth - 3
Clearo - 2

John DOVEY MORGAN - 1794? + previous thread

by dinodog @, Thursday, March 10, 2011, 12:41 (5011 days ago) @ m p griffiths

Thank you so much for your help.

John DOVEY MORGAN - 1794? + previous thread

by dormin @, Thursday, March 10, 2011, 15:33 (5011 days ago) @ dinodog

I think Amelia's death certificate will state that she died in the workhouse, probably Bedwelty. There will be a talk about her later this year in Gls.

'Finding Amelia'

by m p griffiths @, Thursday, March 10, 2011, 15:42 (5011 days ago) @ dormin

Finding Amelia

her story on this

website


http://findingamelia.wordpress.com/

'Finding Amelia'

by Tony Bevis, Monday, April 28, 2014, 20:28 (3866 days ago) @ m p griffiths

Hi

I'm researching Matthew and Amelia Tingle, is this article still available anywhere else?

Tony

'Finding Amelia'

by Jefff @, West London, Middlesex, Monday, April 28, 2014, 22:39 (3866 days ago) @ Tony Bevis

Hi Tony, and a belated welcome to the forum.
I'm not certain but I suspect this old post might relate to the story and that dead link, I think you need to contact# Donna, who posted,
"The grand-daughter Elizabeth's mother was Amelia nee Bradley formerly Morgan of Ruardean. My 4th cousin and I will be presenting Amelia's story to the GFHS at their September meeting."

See this prior thread http://www.forum.forest-of-dean.net/index.php?id=32521
# if you click on Donna's username you can send a direct email to her inbox, hopefully she'll see that asap. She hasn't visited this forum since last summer so she may not see this post so soon, if at all.

Hope this helps.

'Finding Amelia'

by nimrod, Wednesday, April 30, 2014, 12:41 (3864 days ago) @ Tony Bevis

See also TINGLE and BRADLEY Littledean - N. Hunt, 2010-07-20 plus thread Amelia Morgan(nee Bradley)is one of my grandmothers. She later married Matthew Tingle. Amelia's story is a very sad one.

'Finding Amelia'

by dwdavis @, Vancouver, Thursday, May 01, 2014, 16:47 (3863 days ago) @ Tony Bevis

Hello Tony,\
I am the author of Finding Amelia which I was once posting on Wordpress. This is still a work in progress and I am pleased to collaborate with Amelia's descendants and share findings.

'Finding Amelia'

by nimrod, Tuesday, July 08, 2014, 15:22 (3795 days ago) @ dwdavis

Could you remind me who was held responsible for Matthew Tingle's death?

'Finding Amelia'

by dwdavis @, Vancouver, Saturday, July 12, 2014, 20:51 (3791 days ago) @ nimrod

Could you remind me who was held responsible for Matthew Tingle's death?

Could you remind me who was held responsible for Matthew Tingle's death?

No person was held legally responsible for the death of Matthew Tingle. The inspector of mines identified insufficient ventilation (only one shaft which collapsed)at the Middle Duffryn as a significant factor. Lack of awareness of the relative explosive nature of the Middle Duffryn seam being worked was another factor. Thomas Powell, the mine owner, and his agents acknowledged some responsibility for the initial accident. Charles Henry Ackerley, a renowned lunatic, was charged with manslaughter for having visited the Tingle household a week following the accident and having through violent manipulation of Matthew's entire body caused or at least hastened,in the opinion of the attending physician, the death which occurred soon afterwards. Mr.Ackerley was found not guilty, a decision which resulted in international criticism at the time and ever since.

'Finding Amelia'

by nimrod, Tuesday, July 22, 2014, 17:00 (3781 days ago) @ dwdavis

DD Thank you for your reply. Exactly what I needed. I've just found a site 'UK Mining Disasters 1850' which records Matthew Tingle death. It makes one think. I'll obtain Amelia Tingle's death certificate. Would you like a copy? BB

'Finding Amelia'

by dwdavis @, Vancouver, Tuesday, July 22, 2014, 20:25 (3781 days ago) @ nimrod

If you click on the envelope symbol next to my username and send me your email address I will send you a copy of the death certificate.

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