Difference between revisions of "Oliver & Mary Ann Bearfoot"
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| − | This name was usually spelt 'Bearfoot' until the 1900's, when it gradually changed to Barefoot. | + | This name was usually spelt '<nowiki/>'''Bearfoot'''<nowiki/>' until the 1900's, when it gradually changed to '<nowiki/>'''Barefoot''''. |
| − | Oliver Bearfoot was the son of [[Thomas Bearfoot born 1784]] and his 2nd wife Mary Taylor. | + | '''Oliver Bearfoot''' was the son of [[Thomas Bearfoot born 1784]] and his 2nd wife Mary Taylor. |
| − | Mary Ann Anderson was the daughter of [[John & Jane Anderson]] | + | '''Mary Ann Anderson''' was the daughter of [[John & Jane Anderson]] |
| − | Oliver and Mary Ann married in 1884. They lived at Flowers Bottom. See [[Hamlet of Flowers Bottom]] | + | '''Oliver and Mary Ann married in 1884'''. They lived at Flowers Bottom. See [[Hamlet of Flowers Bottom]] |
Oliver Barefoot is recorded in the census. 1891 sawyer. 1901 sandstone miner. 1911 wood turner (bodger) | Oliver Barefoot is recorded in the census. 1891 sawyer. 1901 sandstone miner. 1911 wood turner (bodger) | ||
| − | Oliver and Mary Ann's 4 children were as follows :- | + | '''Oliver and Mary Ann's 4 children were as follows ''':- |
| − | Rose Barefoot born 1886 married William Bowler in 1907 | + | '''Rose Barefoot''' born 1886 married William Bowler in 1907 |
'''Owen Free Barefoot''' 1888-1916. '''Owen Free Barefoot died WW1''', 7th October 1916, aged 28. Ox and Bucks Light Infantry, 6th Battalion. Killed in Action, Thiepval Memorial. Also memorials in Lacey Green Parish Church and the Garden of Rest, Methodist Cemetery, Lacey Green. Click [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Families_with_Fallen_WW1 Families with Fallen WW1] for others lost WW1 | '''Owen Free Barefoot''' 1888-1916. '''Owen Free Barefoot died WW1''', 7th October 1916, aged 28. Ox and Bucks Light Infantry, 6th Battalion. Killed in Action, Thiepval Memorial. Also memorials in Lacey Green Parish Church and the Garden of Rest, Methodist Cemetery, Lacey Green. Click [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Families_with_Fallen_WW1 Families with Fallen WW1] for others lost WW1 | ||
Revision as of 04:21, 28 May 2023
This name was usually spelt 'Bearfoot' until the 1900's, when it gradually changed to 'Barefoot'.
Oliver Bearfoot was the son of Thomas Bearfoot born 1784 and his 2nd wife Mary Taylor.
Mary Ann Anderson was the daughter of John & Jane Anderson
Oliver and Mary Ann married in 1884. They lived at Flowers Bottom. See Hamlet of Flowers Bottom
Oliver Barefoot is recorded in the census. 1891 sawyer. 1901 sandstone miner. 1911 wood turner (bodger)
Oliver and Mary Ann's 4 children were as follows :-
Rose Barefoot born 1886 married William Bowler in 1907
Owen Free Barefoot 1888-1916. Owen Free Barefoot died WW1, 7th October 1916, aged 28. Ox and Bucks Light Infantry, 6th Battalion. Killed in Action, Thiepval Memorial. Also memorials in Lacey Green Parish Church and the Garden of Rest, Methodist Cemetery, Lacey Green. Click Families with Fallen WW1 for others lost WW1
Harry Barefoot born1896 married Annie 'Constance' Barefoot born 1897. (Constance was daughter of John & Emma Bearfoot of Amen Corner, Loosley Row.) They lived in Park cottage in Church Lane, opposite the church. Researcher's note. Harry and Constance were quite short and although the cottage was small it suited them perfectly.
They had 1 daughter Barbara Barefoot born 1921. She married Maurice Dell of Hampden in 1947.
Harry died in 1978. Constance died in 1975. (Harry & Annie Constance were distant cousins. They had the same great, great, grandfather, Thomas born 1782.)
Albert Barefoot 1901- ? Married Gertrude Adams.