GUY BARRY BABCOCK , STANLEY HOUSE DYMOCK (General)
by strathayre 
, Thursday, July 04, 2013, 19:51 (4154 days ago)
Looking for any information on G B BABCOCK of STANLEY HOUSE DYMOCK interred according to parish records 5.3.1919 and what was STANLEY HOUSE thanks
GUY BARRY BABCOCK , Liverpool 1882 -1919
by slowhands , proud of his ancient Dean Forest roots, Thursday, July 04, 2013, 20:32 (4154 days ago) @ strathayre
Looking for any information on G B BABCOCK of STANLEY HOUSE DYMOCK interred according to parish records 5.3.1919 and what was STANLEY HOUSE thanks
Name:Guy Barry Babcock
Date of Registration:Jan-Feb-Mar 1882
Registration District:West Derby
Inferred County:Lancashire
Volume:8b
Page:642a
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Ἀριστοτέλης A Gloster Boy in the Forest of Dean ><((((*>
BABCOCK + Stanley House (STRANGE & HIATT)
by m p griffiths , Thursday, July 04, 2013, 20:35 (4154 days ago) @ strathayre
1891 Census, West Derby, Lancashire
BABCOCK
Benjamin - 45 - American Merchant, born Scotland, Glasgow
Adela Harriet - 44 - born London, Clapton
Benjamin F - 19 - Clerk to Merchant, born Lanc. West Derby
Sibyl A - 12
Guy Barry BABCOCK - 9
Earnest B - 7
Eliza Agnes BARRY - 46 - single, sister-in-law, born London
4 servants
Frederick A BABCOCK - 12 - Nephew, born London
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Looking at Public members tree - this is Guy BABCOCK - 1911 Census - lodger
Pontblyddyn, nr. Mold, Flint.
Guy BABCOCK - 29, Single, Bookeeper, born West Derby
1911 Census, Stanley House, Dymock (8 rooms)
Mary E HIATT - 51 - married 10 years, born Glos Newent - (buried 2 September 1936 - living at Stanley House) **
Walter H J STRANGE - nephew - Commercial Traveller - single, born Knightsbridge
Dalziel T DRING - Boarder - 12 - born Glos. Dymock
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Dalziel T (Thomas) DRING is on the 1901 census next to Stanley House (Twin Ash) with his Widowed mother Elizabeth DRING 45 - and other children.
Military.
Dalziel T DRING - South Wales Border - Pt 27070
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*** On the 1911 census, Mary E HIATT is living own means. In 1901 she is living with her father Henry STRANGE, Widr. 79, born, Oxford, Henley on Thames at Stanley House.
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Ancestry Probate
STRANGE - Henry of Stanley House Dymock, Gloucestershire, gentleman died 1 April 1906. Probate, Gloucester 7 May to Mary Elizabeth HIATT (wife of Matthew Edward HIATT) - Effects £547 7s.
Ancestry Probate
BABCOCK Adela Harriette of 11 Hayman's Green, Wet Derby, Liverpool (wife of Benjamin Franklin BABCOCK) died 3 April 1915
Probate Liverpool 6 may to the said Benjamin Franklin BABCOCK cotton broker. Effects £7,894. 5s. 9d,
Stanley House, Tillers Green, Dymock (STRANGE)
by Jefff , West London, Middlesex, Thursday, July 04, 2013, 23:20 (4154 days ago) @ m p griffiths
Hi Strathayre, welcome to the forum !.
Stanley House is still at Tillers Green, Dymock and to this city-dweller looks a very attractive home indeed in peaceful green surroundings !
Searching the web suggests it's current residents even share my name, J.Jones, sadly there the similarity ends.... their full contact details may be found on this listing in case you'd like to ask them for more information about the house or it's history.
http://www.thephonebook.co.uk/welcome/classifieds/NULL/builder/rand/896/OTcwMCwyMCA
To look it up via GoogleMaps etc their postcode is GL18 2AP. Alternatively try it on the OldMaps site to get a sense of the area when your ancestors lived there.
Re Dymock itself, according to the Victorian researchers this name was once "DY-MOCK, meaning the Swineherd's Cottage". This 1876 Trade Directory shows Stanley House as the home of Mr Henry Strange, who was either a "Clergy, Gentry or Private Resident", suggesting the House was a desirable address in those days too.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cbennett/dymock1876.htm
Here is a modern photo of it, sadly a little distant.
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Stanley_House,_Dymock_-_geograph.org.uk_-_69567.jpg
The embankment alongside the House is the route of the Gloucester & Hereford Canal; both House & Canal are clearly shown on the oldest map on the Old Maps site, an easily-read largescale 1884 Ordnance Survey map. http://www.old-maps.co.uk/maps.html
Shown alongside the canal so a little further from the house is the proposed route of the GWR Gloucester & Ledbury railway, which was built by the time of the 1902 map on the same website. North of the House the line appears to have used the old canal bed route as the canal seems to have disappeared from the map by then. Clearly the arrival of the railway was progress for many, but I suspect the residents of Stanley House may have harked-back for the quiet canal boats ?.
That photo is one of this set of many views of this beautiful area, there's even a shot of the local Garage owned by a distant relative of mine, a shame his traction engine wasn't in the photo.
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Dymock
Hope this helps your researches.