Forest of Dean FHT Forum - The Aubreys of Aston Ingham and Linton/Gorsley

The Aubreys of Aston Ingham and Linton/Gorsley (reply)

saawbrey — Fri, 14 Jan 2022 19:54:50 +0000

Hi Steve,

I am a 11th cousin, 1x removed from Morgan Aubrey of Herefordshire. My ancestors are from Brecknockshire and beyond.

Are you interested ins sharing info.

The Aubreys of Aston Ingham and Linton/Gorsley (reply)

MPGriffiths — Sun, 07 Jul 2019 16:49:30 +0000

The two marriages in Newent (two transcripts of each in the records)

Ann AUBRY/AUBERY in 1758 - to George IBLE of Linton

Baptisms at Linton - 1765 - Elizabeth, parents: George & Anne and Samuel 1770 - parents George & Ann

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Hannah AUBERY in 1759 to Thomas SHINN

? Are these Ann born 1730 in Aston Ingham and Hannah born 1740

? Are these boat people

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There is a baptism at Llangattock Vibon Avel, Monmouthshire (about 23 miles from Aston Ingham)

Edward AUBREY - 2 February 1701 - father: William

siblings

Ann - 26 February 1704
William - 26 February 1704

The Aubreys of Aston Ingham and Linton/Gorsley (reply)

MPGriffiths — Sun, 07 Jul 2019 13:13:55 +0000

For Starters

Any background information would help Contributors.

Marriage at Lea - 17 October 1729

Edward AWBREY of the Parish of Aston Ingham to Mary READ of the Parish of the Lea were married

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and again information for Contributors

Ancestry Public Members Tree

Birth of Daughter - Ann AUBREY - 1730 Newent, Glos

Birth of Son - Edward AUBREY - 1733-1778 - Newent, Glos

Birth of Son - John AUBREY - 19 April 1738 - Aston Ingham - (1738-1804)

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Checking with Forest of Dean Records - (so far)

Surname transcribed as AWEBERRY (all Aston Ingham)

1730 - Ann -

1733 - Edward - Edward & Mary : Aston Ingham

1735 - Betty - ditto

1738 - ilegible

1740 - Hannah AWBERRY - father: Ed(ward) & Mary - Aston Ingham

1754 - Death of wife Mary READ - 7 April 1754 - Aston Ingham

The Aubreys of Aston Ingham and Linton/Gorsley

steveaubrey — Sun, 07 Jul 2019 08:29:52 +0000

Years ago I did a huge amount of work on my Aubrey/Awbrey family history but was never able to get back further than the marriage of Edward to Mary Read (born Weston under Penyard 1705) at Lea Church on 17th October 1729. Does anyone have connections that might help me? The more famous Aubreys of Herefordshire, who can be traced back to the Norman invasion of Wales, married into the Rudhall Family (Rudhall Manor between Ross and Brampton Abbots) and would have been around at the end of the 17th century and I think one of them was vicar at Brampton Abbots. It would be nice to complete that connection but of course it might have been an illegitimate one!!