Fanny Jane LANE b 1882 and Electoral registers. Help please (General)

by Jefff , West London, Middlesex, Wednesday, November 28, 2018, 00:34 (2187 days ago) @ Mike Pinchin

Excellent info Mike, nicely ties-in "Firebrand" Fanny ;-) with Charles Hoare who she married in 1944.
Thanks !

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Surname First name(s) Mother/Spouse/Age District Vol Page
Deaths Sep 1955 (>99%)
Hoare Charles W 69 F.of Dean 7b 312

Record_ID: 33473
Entry_Number: 165
Year: 1955
Month: Jul
Day: 16
Surname: HOARE
Forenames: Charles Walter
Residence: The Eaves Bream
Age_at_death: 69
Officiating_Minister: J.Wyn Davies
Event: Burial
Cause_of_death:
Memoranda:
Notes:
Register_Reference: P57 IN 1/19
Page_No: 21
Parish_Chapel: Bream
Soundex: H600

Record_ID: 167133
Entry_Number: 554
Year: 1886
Month: Jan
Day: 4
Parents_Surname: HOARE
Child_Forenames: Charles Walter
Fathers_Forenames: Thomas
Mothers_Forenames: Sarah
Mothers_Surname:
Residence: West Dean
Occupation: Collier
Officiating_Minister: G Holmes
Event: Baptism
Memoranda: B C Chapel Clements End Green
Notes:
Register_Reference: D2598 5/5
Page_Number:
Parish_Chapel: Forest of Dean Bible Christian
Soundex: H600

FamilySearch has;

1911 West Dean, Monmouth District, Monmouthshire, England
Household Role Sex Age Birthplace
Joseph James Head M 58 UNDERGROUND LABOURER. West Dean, Gloucestershire
Sarah James Wife F 58 West Dean, Gloucestershire
William Hoare Stepson M 27 WIDOWER.COAL MINER HEWER. West Dean, Gloucestershire
Arthur Hoare Grandson M 3 Pontnewynydd, Monmouthshire
Charles Hoare Stepson M 25 SINGLE BACHELOR.COAL MINER HEWER. West Dean, Gloucestershire
Violet James Daughter F 16 HOME WORK. West Dean, Gloucestershire
Leonard James Grandson M 10 West Dean, Gloucestershire
John Hughes Lodger M 76 WIDOWER. GARDENER DOMESTIC. Lydney, Gloucestershire

Chris, in case you wern't yet aware, the Census for the West Dean area such as Coleford and Bream were often considered to come under Monmouthshire's local government as the ancient county town of Monmouth is nearby, even though geographically West Dean was/is in Gloucestershire. The East Dean side of the Forest was traditionally governed from Westbury on Severn. Both Monmouth & Westbury were important towns for centuries before the Forest became heavily populated from the early 1800s onwards and towns like Coleford grew in size and importance.

1901 Lydney Lane, St James Parish, Newland (Gloucs), Monmouthshire, England
County Monmouthshire
West Dean, Monmouth District, Monmouthshire, England
Household Role Sex Age Birthplace
Joseph C James Head M 48 COAL MINER HEWER. Bream, Gloucestershire
Sarah Robins Wife F 48 Bream, Gloucestershire
William Hoare Son M 17 COAL MINER HEWER. Bream, Gloucestershire
Charles Hoare Son M 15 IRON ORE MINER. Bream, Gloucestershire
Beatrice M James Daughter F 10 SCHOLAR. Bream, Gloucestershire
Henry J James Son M 8 Bream, Gloucestershire
Voilet James Daughter F 6 Bream, Gloucestershire
Leonard James Grand Son M 0 Bream, Gloucestershire
Johm Hughes Boarder M 66 GENERAL LABOURER. Lydney, Gloucestershire

Not entirely sure without seeing this or the neighbouring Census images, but St James Parish suggests they are in Bream.

1891 West Dean, ST JAMES BREAM, Monmouth, Monmouthshire
Residence Note Drybrook
Household Role Sex Age Birthplace
Joseph James Head M 36 Labourer. Gloucestershire, England
Sarah James Wife F 35 Gloucestershire, England
Constance Hoare Daughter F 9 Gloucestershire, England
William Hoare Son M 7 Gloucestershire, England
Charles Hoare Son M 5 Gloucestershire, England
Beatrice James Daughter F 0 Gloucestershire, England

(Bit confused by the reference to Drybrook, which is in East Dean... ??)

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Surname First name(s) Mother/Spouse/Age District Vol Page
Deaths Mar 1963 (>99%)
HOARE FANNY J 80 F.OF DEAN 7B 576

Record_ID: 33688
Entry_Number: 380
Year: 1963
Month: Jan
Day: 29
Surname: HOARE
Forenames: Frances Jane
Residence: Royal Oak The Pludds Ruardean
Age_at_death: 80
Officiating_Minister: P.Walton Vicar
Event: Burial
Cause_of_death:
Memoranda:
Notes: In this record given name listed as Fanny guess at Frances
Register_Reference: P57 IN 1/19
Page_No: 48
Parish_Chapel: Bream
Soundex: H600

Hoorah a pub to research !
A brief history of the Royal Oak is on Geoff Sandles' excellent GlosPubs site. It won't allow a direct link but entering "Pludds" into the search box and the entry is found immediately.
http://www.gloucestershirepubs.co.uk/AllGlosPubsDatabase/AllGlosPubs_view.php

Also see
https://forest-of-dean.net/fodmembers/index.php?mode=thread&id=19441#p19443

That GlosPubs entry tells us that in 1903 the Royal Oak's landlord was a William Henry Jones, he is my Great Grandfather on my dad's side. He was only there for a few years, but it's nice to be reminded of why I enjoy this forum so much !. He is just one of many William Jones in my dad's line, altho' we only knew of one, my dad, when we named our son William after him 21 years ago.

Thanks Chris for your post !!