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for Gloucester researchers
I discovered this very informative 'diary' which gave me several snippets of useful information foor my newly found Gloucester relatives.
I hope others find it just as useful. Old Gloucestershire Diary http://www.johnhearfield.com/Dir/OldGlosDiary.htm I liked the entry for todays date 1832 - 'Whit Sunday - Dr Williams baptised @ St Lawrence Church 113 children. He was thus occupied from 12 noon till 5pm'.... another entry for 15/4/1835 records that 'Mrs Burdock publicly hanged at Bristol for poisoning an old lady: 50,000 spectators' (gruesome lot..)
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All the places are very familiar to me. I live about an hour's drive from Stroud. I also like Bath Georgian newspapers on the Bath record office web site. I like the entry prayers were held against cholera, plague and fine weather.
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Thank you Anne, I will check that website out to see if I can discover any more entries about mine. I enjoy the social history the diary reveals...
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