Smith, alias Bartholomew

Men of 1608 - James Smith, Labourer, tall, 40y, Jerome Smith, Butcher, tall, 40y, Nicholas Smith, Yeoman, short, 40y

In Tetbury Records, before Dec 31, 1735.

P328a OV 4/1 07-Jan 1692 Jeremiah Smith the Younger, a poor child of Tetbury, served as Apprentice to Jeremiah Smith the Elder, Slaughterer, his father, and Elizabeth, his mother. P328a OV 4/1 15-Jan 1697 John Smith Master to Apprentice Samuel Smith P328a OV 4/1 15-Jan 1697 Samuel Smith served as Apprentice to John Smith D 566 B 2/2 05-Oct 1701 Elizabeth Smith was paid 1-0-0 a quarter's salary for keeping the Hall D 566 B 37 24-Mar 1705 Charles Smith went as Apprentice to Thomas Butler P328a OV 4/2 22-Dec 1705 John Smith Master to Apprentice James Galpin D 566 B 19 The Tetbury Survey 6 May 1698 copied 1718 Page 01, James Smith house 7-0-0 Page 07, John Smith house 7-10-0 Page 09, John Smith rent owned by Joan Cromwell Page 14, John Smith rent Page 05, Samuel Smith dwelling 5-0-0 Page 13, Samuel Smith house 6-0-0 P 328a OV 3/1/2 had two documents folded together, one dated 5 Jul 1722 and folded with one for Mathew Smith's children dated 24 Apr 1734. P 328a OV 3/1/2 06-Aug 1722 Richard Smith had a Settlement problem - see item after his name D 566 B 33 1723 James Smith Market Toll 14/- paid into the Shambles fund D 566 R 1/6 Madam Hodges Charity of 10 pound for the Poor 23-Apr 1725 Charles Smith Junior, and Mrs Smith each received 5/- D 566 B 24 April 1725 Richard Smith signed a petition to use money to build an extension to the Market House P328a OV 7/24, in Workhouse Nov 5th, 1725 Richard Smith's child D 566 R 1/6 Madam Hodges Charity of 10 pound for the Poor 24-Dec 1726 Charles Smith Senior received 10/- and Charles Smith Junior received 5/- D 566 Z 20 Voter list 1734 James Smith column 2 P 328a OV 3/1/2 24-Apr 1734 William Smith had a Settlement Certificate

At Tetbury 1735-6, ages to Dec 31, 1735. Charles 55, his wife Grace 50, and daughter Hester 24. Thomas 52, his wife Anne 51 and six children Jeremiah 21, John 15, Driver 13, Thomas 11, Philip 8, and Lydia 2. Charles 45, his wife Margaret 40, and four children Thomas 17, Myles 11, Elizabeth 8 and Frances 7. James 51, and his wife Anne 56. John, his wife and child Richard 30, his wife Hester 30, and four children Richard 10, Elizabeth 8, Joan 3, and Hester 1. Samuel 51, his wife Sarah 47 and a Lodger. William 27, and one Lodger Not in Census James 83, James 51, his wife Ann 56 and their daughter Rose 22 James 21, son of Charles Bartholomew. Richard 57, his wife Joan 56, and daughter Jane 28. Jean 70, widow of John, William 41, the Schoolmaster, and William 27, the Inn holder. Not in the Registers John, his wife and child.

Court Leet Roll 1735 - Charles Smith p3, James Smith p7, Samuel Smith p8, William Smith p7, William Smith p14, Charles Bartholomew als Smith p8, Richard Bartholomew als Smith p9, Thomas p2

Ted Prince research

Arnold Smith on list of Trustees unpaid bills Lidia Smith Overseers paid Bailey 1s 6d for making her a gown. Samuel Smith alias Minty Presented to Court Leet by Town Jury for erecting an Office House (privy) being a nuisance by the filth thereof running into the Churchway from Cutwell. To be amend the same by 5th Nov on penalty of �2 also for laying dung on the highway going up to Cras Lanes. To remove by Nov 5 on pain of 5s William Smith was Appraiser for George Graham's Inventory. Richard Bartholomew was paid with others for providing the Overseers with veal, Richard paid Poor Rates 1748 for The White Horse Inn Thomas Bartholomew was paid 7s 5d for mending shoes

Census at Tetbury, 1735-6.
Bartholomew	Charles	House 12.15	&w 1cd	ch3
	He 1680-46	Grace 1685-45	Hester 1711-
Bartholomew	Thomas	House 3.13	&w 6cd	ch8
	He 1683-1749	Anne 1684-1748	Jeremiah 1714,	John 1720-86,
	Driver 1722-80,	Thomas 1724,	Philip 1727,	Lydia 1733-83.
Smith	Charles	House 5.02	&w 4cd	ch6
	He 1690-67	Margaret 1695-1761
	Thomas 1718-	Myles 1724-38	Elizabeth 1727-	Frances 1728-
Smith	James	House 11.09	&w	ch2
	He 1684-60	Anne 1679-65
Smith	John	House 19.10	&w 1cd	ch3
	He	Wife	Child
Smith	Richard	House 17.01	&w 4cd	ch6
	He 1705-79	Hester 1705-76
	Richard 1725	Elizabeth 1727	Joan 1732	Hester 1734-58
Smith	Samuel	House 14.07	&w - lg1	ch3
	He 1684-64	Sarah 1688-63
Smith	William 1708-49	House 15.18	lg1	ch2

In Tetbury Trustee or Town Records, after 1735.

D 566 Z 20 column 3, about 1736 James Smith and Samuel Smith in a list supporting the Tetbury annual Races D 566 B 2/14 24-Dec 1737 Smith received a coat made by John Mitchell D 566 B 2/5 18-Jan 1741 Arnold Smith was paid 9/8 for bucket, and repairs to the Market House Well D 566 M3 1743 Ale Taster in the Court Samuel Smith D 566 M3 1745 Carnals (Meat Inspector) William Smith D 566 M4 1746 Foreign Jury Samuel Smith encroaching on highway with a quarry near Warren Gate To be removed by 5 Nov, or pay penalty of 17-0-0 D 566 M4 1746 Town Jury Samuel Smith as forestaller of the Market To be removed by 5 Nov, or pay penalty of 2-0-0 D 566 M4 1746 417 members of the Court Leet Page 4 Charles Smith, Page 4 James Smith, Page 7 James Smith, Page 9 Samuel Smith, Page 4 Thomas Smith, Page 13 William Smith, Page 9 William Smith D 566 M3 1746 Foreign Jury signed William Smith D 566 M4 1746 Wardsman of the Court William Smith D 566 R 1/22 26-Dec 1749 Charles Smith received 1/- of the annual Langstrom and Maltby Charity money D 566 R 1/22 26-Dec 1749 Charles Smith son received a Boy's Coat D 566 R 1/22 26-Dec 1749 Elizabeth Smith received 1/- of the annual Langstrom and Maltby Charity money D 566 R 1/22 26-Dec 1749 James Smith Gardener, received 1/- of the annual Langstrom and Maltby Charity money D 566 R 1/22 26-Dec 1749 Joseph Smith received 1/- of the annual Langstrom and Maltby Charity money D 566 M4 1751, 1753 Carnals (Meat Inspector) Richard Smith D 566 M4 1753 Ale Taster in the Court Samuel Smith D 566 M4 - 1754 439 members of the Court Leet Page 2.1 Charles Smith, Page 2.2 James Smith, Page 2.1 John Smith, Page 1.1 Richard Smith, 6.1 Richard Smith als Bartholomew the Younger, Page 6.1 Richard Smith als Bartholomew, Page 3.1 Samuel Smith, Page 1.1 Thomas Smith, Page 4.1 Thomas Smith D 566 M4 1754 Carnals (Meat Inspector) Richard Smith als Bartholomew the Younger D 566 R 2/2 04-Apr 1754 Richard Smith paid 2/6, attended second meeting of Society to raise money to build new church D 566 M4 - 1754 Town Jury charges Samuel Smith for leaving rubbish in the street or on the Waste To be removed by 10 Nov or pay 5/- D 566 M4 - 1754 Town Jury charges Samuel Smith for erecting necessary houses and pig stys and letting the soil to run into the highway To be removed by 5 Nov, or pay penalty of 5/- D 566 M4 - 1754 18 members of the Foreign Jury Samuel Smith D 566 R 2/2 04-Apr 1754 Samuel Smith paid 2/6, attended second meeting of Society to raise money to build new church D 566 M5 - 1755 20 members of the Foreign Jury Richard Smith als BartholomewYounger D 566 M4 1760, 1761 Ale Taster in the Court Richard Smith the Younger D 566 B 2/6 13-Jun 1761 Thomas Smith was paid 10-0-0, for Apprentice Joseph Brown bound to him D 566 M5 - 1762 507 members of the Court Leet Page 1.2 John Smith, Page 6.1 Joseph Garraway Smith, Page 6.1 Joshua Smith, Page 1.1 Richard Smith Younger Butcher, Page 1.1 Richard Smith Younger, Richard Smith, Page 6.1 Richard Smith Butcher, Page 6.2 Richard Smith Labourer, Page 6.2 Robert Smith, Page 1.1 Thomas Smith Brazier, Page 4.1 Thomas Smith Woolcomber, Page 5.2 William Smith D 566 M5 - 1764 16 members of the Foreign Jury Richard Smith Younger Butcher D 566 R 1/7 28-Apr 1767 Richard Smith Page 2a, and John Smith Page 1a, his mark, at a Vestry compaining about too many cattle in the Warren D 566 R 1/7 Langstom and Maltby Charity, at Christmas Dec 1767 John Smith Column 3, Thomas Smith Column 2, received 6d P328a OV 3/2/1 15-Jan 1770 Sarah Smith was sent to the Overseers of Avening. D 566 R 1/7 Langstom and Maltby Charity, at Christmas Dec 1773 Hester Smith Column 3, John Smith comber Column 4, and Thomas Smith Widow Column 3, each received 6d

In Overseers Records, P328a OV 2/1, 1736-49
13-Dec 1741, Page 2 child of Rose Smith at Workhouse 13-Dec 1741, Page 2 Lidia Smith and Richard Smith at Workhouse 13-Dec 1741, Page 3 Elizabeth Smith 02-00 13-Dec 1741, Page 3 Hester Smith for Margaret Smith 06-00 08-Feb 1741 (Old Date), Page 7 Lidia Smith cost of bleeding her 00-06 08-Feb 1741 (Old Date), Page 8 Hester Smith garment 00-02-03 Poor relief Ratepayer, 20 Jul 1742, Page 50 Mrs Smith 2-18-00 Page 52 James Smith 2-00-00 Page 53 Richard Smith 2-80-00 Page 56 Arnold Smith Cooper 1-00-00 Page 56 Samuel Smith 1-00-00 Justices of the Peace in Tetbury 1742 confirmed the Rate set at two shillings in the Pound, Page 59 Thomas Smith 24-May 1742, Page 63 Lidia Smith and Richard Smith at Workhouse 24-May 1742, Page 63 Rose Smith Child, Workhouse 24-May 1742, Page 64 Elizabeth Smith 02-00 Receive Monthly allowance, 24-May 1742, Page 64 Margaret Smith Hester and 05-06 Receive Monthly allowance, 21-Jun 1742, Page 71 Arnold Smith Account 01-06 06-Dec 1742, Page 100 Hester Smith Worsted to bury 02-10 20-Aug 1744, Page 225 Samuel Smith Mason, paid 01-04 for work done at the Workhouse 10-Apr 1746, Page 333 Richard Smith Vestry to receive accounts 10-Apr 1746, Page 335 Richard Smith deposited ten pounds with the Overseers towards support of the bastard female child of Eleanor Butt 20-Apr 1747, Page 353 Richard Smith Vestry of 33 men who each signed their name 06-Apr 1747, Page 406 Lidia Smith Workhouse resident Apr 1747, Page 419 Mrs Smith Ratepayer of Tetbury Apr 1747, Page 421 James Smith Ratepayer of Tetbury Apr 1747, Page 424 Samuel Smith Ratepayer of Tetbury
In Overseers Records, reference P328a OV 2/2, 1749-59
On 04-Feb 1754 Lydia Smith Workhouse resident On 04-Feb 1754 Richard Smith his Bill 13/8 paid On 04-Feb 1754 Thomas Smith given 6d, being ill On 01-Apr 1754 Charles Smith was given 3/3 being ill On 20-May 1754 Charles Smith being ill received 4/- On 20-May 1754 Lidia Smith Workhouse resident On 20-May 1754 Richard Smith his Bill 6/6 On 17-Jun 1754 Thomas Smith wife ill, received 5/6 On 17-Jun 1754 Thomas Smith wife delivered of a child 2/6 Deficiencies in Rate 1754 James Smith 4/- poor Rate set at 4/- in the Pound, listing by streets is new in 1754 81 Church Street Upwards James Smith 1-0-0 7 Long Street, downwards Richard Smith 1-0-0 stock 8 Church Street Upwards Richard Smith 3-19-0 house 15 Church Street Upwards Richard Smith 1-0-0 stock 128 Long Street, downwards Samuel Smith 1-0-0 or occupier On 27-Jan 1755 Richard Smith his Bill 9/6 On 23 Jan 1758 Charles Smith received 4/- allowance each 4 weeks On 23 Jan 1758 Elizabeth Smith received 3/- allowance each 4 weeks On 23 Jan 1758 Lydia Smith received 6/- allowance each 4 weeks On 23 Jan 1758 Lydia Smith received 6d being ill On 23 Jan 1758 Thomas Smith received 4/- allowance each 4 weeks On 11 Dec 1758 Charles Smith received 4/- allowance each 4 weeks On 11 Dec 1758 Charles Smith family received 4/6 being ill On 11 Dec 1758 Elizabeth Smith received 3/- allowance each 4 weeks On 11 Dec 1758 Lydia Smith received 6/- allowance each 4 weeks On 11 Dec 1758 Thomas Smith family received 2/- allowance each 4 weeks

Bigland recorded

Headstones in Churchyard Richard Bartholomew alias Smith died 27 Apr 1779 aged 74 Hester his wife died 21 Nov 1776 aged 71 Hester their daughter died 13 Oct 1758 aged 25 Charles Glover, son of Richard and Sarah Bartholomew Smith died 1 Mar 1770 aged 5 William Smith died 2 July 1749 aged 41 In South Cloister In memory of Joseph Smith, who departed this life Dec 4, 1834 aged 62 And also of Mary Smith Spinster, who died Aug 1st 1845 aged 79 years

Three Settlement problems

These three cases are extremes, and more fascinating because they are shared by the one surname. Richard Smith had a Settlement problem reference P 328a OV 3/1/2 dated 06-Aug 1722 Complaint was made at Shipton upon Stow in Tredington county Worcester, that Richard Smith and Alice his wife arrived with a Settlement certificate showing they belonged to Tetbury, dated 29 January 1716 Richard Smith and Alice his wife have now both departed this life at Shipton, leaving Lidia Smith aged 5 years, Richard aged 3 years and Mary of 19 weeks who are now chargeable on Shipton. So the Overseers are sending them back to Tetbury because Richard did nothing during his time in Shipton to give the children Settlement rghts there, and Tetbury is the father's last legal place of Settlement. Mary Smith was buried 17310804. She appears to be a person, not a Widow, so guess she is the 9 year old daughter sent back to Tetbury. 13-Dec 1741, Page 2 Lidia Smith and Richard Smith are at the Workhouse. Mathew Smith and Martha his wife gave to the Overseers of Banbury, Oxfordshire, a Settlement Certificate showing the Tetbury Overseers own and acknowledge Mathew Smith and his wife Martha. This certificate dated 5 July 1722 is folded inside one from the Banbury Overseers dated 24 Apr 1734, concerning the return to Tetbury of William Smith aged 10 years, John Smith aged 8 years and Richard Smith aged 6 years, the children of Martha Smith. Reference P328a OV 3/1/2 dated 24 Apr 1734, two certificates folded together. Sarah Smith said under Oath that she was born in Avening, where her father was legally settled. She was hired a year ago by George Lawrence of Tetbury for her victuals and drink and bed. Reference P328a OV 3/2/1 dated 15-Jan 1770 The Tetbury Overseers decided she be returned to Avening On 1 Feb 1770 John Baily delivered her to the Overseers of Avening.

Ann Smith, 16841228 - 17221207, daughter of Isaac, died of Small Pox. She baptised her baseborn daughter Mary 17080412 who lived 4 days. She married 17190525 to William Stanmore 1680 -17370706 and baptised Edith 17200225 and William 17210125.

Ann Smith was buried 17480308, described as a Widow, aged 64. The Parish Register does not identify her deceased husband.

Arnold Smith is on the 1735 list of Trustees unpaid bills

Charles Smith 1665 - 17310705 and his wife Lidia 1668 - 17300328 baptised Charles 16901024, James 17970104, Thomas 17000314, Esther 17011110, Elizabeth 17061103 - 17620821 aged 56 a Spinster, and buried a Child 17100923.
John Smith was buried 17190518

Charles Smith 16901024 - 17670413, son of Charles aged 76 and his wife Margaret 1695 - 17611203 baptised Sarah 17161104 - 17271010 aged 11, Thomas 17181102, James 17201106 lived 6 months, Lydia 17220318 died of SmallPox aged 13 months, Myles 17240126 - 17380310 lived 14 years, Elizabeth 17270926, Frances 17280603, Richard 17310926 lived 3 months, Ann 17330617 - 17351020 lived 2 years and John 17360205.
10 children and 4 survived.

Driver Smith alias Bartholomew, 17221111 - 17800310, son of Thomas, and Ann King (Elizabeth, widow of Daniel Driver buried 17080222, was buried 17290510) married 17511110 to Mary Trantor and buried their daughter Elizabeth 17690815.

Gawin Smith married 1 Jul 1697 to Susanna Parker. Robert was baptised 17010210.

Grace Smith 1730 - 17720108 married 17490907 to John Tuck 17210709 - 17621231, and then married 17630419 to William Cope.

Hannah Smith 1683 - 17610213 aged 78, married 17140725 to Hezekiah Wilkins 1691 - 17610811 aged 70, and baptised Hannah 17150812, Hannah 17170815, Hester 17210515, John 17240313 and Elizabeth 17290824

Hester Smith 17110215 - 17760512 daughter of Charles aged 65, married 17291019 to John Grant 17100708 - 17460517 aged 36, baptised Charles 17300524 - 17350827. Hester Grant married 17590923 to widower John Curtis 17050227 - 17751106 aged 71. No children were baptised.

Isaac Smith, buried 17060530 baptised Ann 16841228 - see Ann's entry.

James Smith 16521102 - 17370518, son of John married 16741018 to Elizabeth Hobbs and baptised John 16780810 - 17010601, buried when his father was Parish Clerk.

James Smith a Gardener, 16840812 - 17600203, son of John aged 72, married 17030104 to Ann Baily 1679-17650512 aged 86 and baptised Rose 17130515 - 17410721 'of Horsley'.

James Smith 16970104 - 17680925, son of Charles aged 71, married 17260703 to Ann Batting who was buried 17760424 and older than the 62 years noted, being married 50 years ago.

James Smith alias Bartholomew, 17140711 - 17460620 aged 32, son of Charles, married 17371231 to Sarah Ingram and baptised Mary 17381030 - 17460620 aged 8 and Sarah 17450103. He was buried the same day as his daughter Mary.

James Smith alias Bartholomew, Woolcomber, married 17421226 to Olive Brasington 1720 - 17590416 and baptised twins 17450103 Mary lived 18 months and Sarah.

Jeremiah Smith, his father, and his mother Elizabeth to teach trade of Slaughterer as Master to apprentice Jeremiah Smith the Younger, aged near 12 years reference P328a OV 4/1 dated 7-Jan 1692

Jeremiah Smith married twice. Lidiah and Jeremiah appear to be children by his first marriage
Jeremiah Smith married 27 Dec 1674 to An Weebe
Jeremiah's Will written on 21 Aug 1689, and is Proved in 1690, shows he and Ann had a son, Richard baptised 16780418.

Jeremiah Smith wed Elizabeth Smith 5 Feb 1675
To quote Ruth, "they seem to have produced most, if not all, of the 'Smith alias Bartholomews' that you have found - Hester 1676, Jeremiah 1679, Bartholomew 1681, John 1682, Ann 1684, Charles 1686 and Thomas - probably about 1688."

Jeremiah Smith the Younger, a poor child of Tetbury, served as Apprentice to Jeremiah Smith the Elder, Slaughterer, his father, and Elizabeth, his mother. This detail is in record P328a OV 4/1 dated 07-Jan 1692, a bundle of Apprenticeship Indentures given by the Town Trustees to poor children of the town.

Jeremiah Smith baptised Lydia on 16910928. Their son Jeremiah was probably baptised 1680, children seemed to be apprenticed when aged about 8 or 10

Jone Smith 1690 - 17341016, married as second wife on 17170127 to Thomas Millard 1680 - 17280328, who first married 17080725 to Ann Whithead 1685 - 17150321, and baptised Thomas 17090823 - 17520915 aged 43, Joanah 17120622 and Martha 17140724. She buried Robert 17300409 and Hannah 1725 - 17810924, may be her daughter.

Joan Smith 1707 - 17660622 aged 59, married 17261009 to Edward Ind 17040313 - 17760908, son of Robert, aged 72, and baptised Robert 17270801, twins 17281202 Ann lived 4 days and Mary buried 17411019 lived 13 years, Richard Garroway born 4am Nov 11 baptised the next day 17291112 - 17360425 lived 7 years, Thomas 17311030 - 17330210 lived 16 months, Edward 17330904 - 17360512 (3 weeks after Richard) lived 2 years, Joseph 17350731 - 17820208 aged 47, Edward 17370811 - 17380228 lived 6 months, James 17390128, John 17421111 lived 3 weeks, Joan 17431218 - 17451107 lived 2 years, Mary 17460428, Sarah 17480429 lived a month, Elizabeth 17490727, Hester 17520621 - 17540827 lived 2 years, and Edward 17560503.
16 children were born and 6 survived - Robert, Joseph, James, Mary, Elizabeth and last child Edward.

John Smith Master for apprentice Samuel Smith, Poor child of Tetbury to serve his father, who is to teach him the trade of Mason for 7 years reference P328a OV 4/1 dated 15-Jan 1697

John Smith a Mason, agreed to take James Galpin son of Nathaniel Galpin, aged above 15 years, a poor child of Tetbury, as Apprentice, reference P328a OV 4/2 dated 22-Dec 1705

John Smith married 18 Oct 1674 to Elizabeth Hobbs

John Bartholomew (als Smith) was in the group of 43 who attended the Court Leet dinner at the 3 Cups on 23-Nov 1717

John Smith 1649 - 17291103, a Mason aged 80, married 16790421 to Hannah Wood, 1649-17310216 aged 81.

John Smith 1660, married 16850806 to Joane Taylor 1665 - 17370727 and baptised John 16900215 died, John 16921206, Martha 16940706 and buried a son 16980122.
John Smith was buried 17190518 appears from his Will to be a son of Charles Smith

John Smith alias Bartholomew married Elizabeth White 17440805, baptised Anne 17500621.

John Smith 17200703 - 17780125, son of Thomas may be the Woolcomber who married 17580615 to Mary Grant and baptised Sarah 17590316, Hester 17601103, Mary 17621207 - 17800615, and Margaret 17651112.

Joseph Smith's widow Sarah 1706-17641222 was buried aged 58 alias Bartholomew.

Joseph Garroway Smith 17440517, son of Richard, baptised Richard 17700311 and buried Elizabeth 17740627.

Joshua Smith als Bartholomew and his wife Mary 1749 - 17770327 aged 28, baptised Hester 17770302 and buried his wife 25 days later.

Lazarus Smith of Horton Glos was named by Elizabeth Philips as father of her female born 6 June 1785, The Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor records, Reference P328a OV 5/2 dated 06 Sep 1785, and Reference P328a OV 5/4 dated 06 Sep 1785 shows Lazarus Smith of Horton was bonded to pay 1/- a week, and Elizabeth Philips was to pay 6 pence a week or support their child

Lidiah Smith c1655, daughter of Jeremiah and his first wife, wed John Bevin 12 June 1676.

Margaret Smith was buried 17230611.
Martha Smith married 17270924 to Thomas Merrit
Martha Smith baptised her baseborn son James 17661127

Mary Smith married 17171110 to Charles Orchard of Dursley

Mathew Smith had a Settlement Certificate dated 5-Jul 1722
Richard Smith a Settlement problem.

Richard Smith married 6 Apr 1699. (In the era of clandestine marriages.)

Richard Smith 16780418, son of Jeremiah, married 16990501 to Joan Garroway and baptised Jeremiah 16991109 lived 5 weeks, Joanna 17001019 - 17020113 lived 15 months, Ann 17030104 - 17040605 lived 16 months, Richard 17050413, Jane 17070421, and buried Mary 17221021 who died of Smallpox.

Richard Smith was buried 17080422

Richard Bartholomew the Butcher 17251231, son of Richard, baptised Elizabeth 17470122, Edmund 17511105, Hester 17530402, Richard 17550210, Ann Glover 17570103, Sarah 17590226, Elizabeth 17610424, Charles Glover 17641217 - 17700301.

Richard Smith, Hostler of The White Hart, was buried 17670430. He may be the son of Richard and aged 3 in 1722 when he and his two sisters were sent back to Tetbury by the Overseers of Shipton (see above)

Robert Smith a Scotsman, baptised Ann 17230210.

Robert Smith married 17670103 to Mary Tasker 17420513 - 17670921 daughter of James and baptised Elizabeth 17670917 who lived 10 days and her mother also was buried a week before the baby.

Robert Smith of Dursley Innkeeper was named by Elizabeth Osborne as father of her female child born 19 Jul 1781 The Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor records, Reference P328a OV 5/4 dated 10 Oct 1781

Rose Smith 17130515 - 17410721, baptised her baseborn son Richard Baily 17400522 who lived 6 weeks.

Samuel Smith, Poor child of Tetbury Apprentice to his father Master John Smith reference P328a OV 4/1 dated 15-Jan 1697

Samuel Smith a Mason, 16841104 - 17640619, son of Samuel & Mary aged 80, buried his wife 17050706. He married 17180727 to Sarah Webb 1688 - 17630605 aged 75.

Samuel Smith was charged by the Court Leet Foreign Jury on 29 Sept, 1746, with encroaching on highway with a quarry near Warren Gate, penalties of 17-0-0

Sarah Smith was returned to Avening on 15-Jan 1770

Will of Samuel Smith 1764/146 Will signed 13 June 1764 and Proved 9 Jul 1764 by Mary Mower To my brother John Smith leather dresser now dwelling at Oxford, if he is still living, all my wearing apparel To my cousin John Wilkins of Tetbury one guinea, and to his son John Wilkins and daughter Elizabeth Wilkins, 10 shillings and 6 pence each To my cousin Hannah Rhimer one guinea and to her two children, 10 shillings and 6 pence each To my cousin Elizabeth May wife of John May of Long Kington one guinea and the wedding ring of the wife of John Wilkins the Elder The late Nathaniel Body left to me and to Thomas Witchell shares in lieu of just debts, I leave my share to my cousin Thomas Webb To my cousin Mary Mower the remainder of my goods, my house and all its contents, and appoint her my sole executor

Thomas Smith, of Vidmarton, was buried 17380215. I guess he was aged 31.

Thomas Bartholomew's family are registered as Smith, with only his burial 17491123 as Bartholomew alias Shillam.
On 24 June 1703 Thomas Bartholomew als Smyth, a poor child, was Apprenticed to Edward Bizy of Tetbury and Susanna his wife, as a cordwainer

Thomas Bartholomew als Smyth Apprentice with Master Edward Bizy and Susanna his wife, reference P328a OV 4/2 dated 24-Jun 1703

Thomas Smith 1683 - 17491123 married 17111111 to Anne King and baptised John 17121006 buried as Child 17170301, Jeremiah 17140622, Joanna 17160621-17340101 aged 18, Lydia 17180428-17300725 aged 12, John 17200703-86, Mary 17220526, Driver 17221111-80, Thomas 17240307-17830702, Philip 17270901, and Lydia 17330613-83.

Thomas Smith 17240307-17830702, son of Thomas, married 17441227 to Anne King. He baptised John 17460308, Ann the next day - twins?, James 17480314, Betty 17520719 - 17530521 lived 10 months and Elizabeth 17540602 - 17550416 lived 10 months.

Thomas Smith married 17620404 to Elizabeth Davis and baptised Sarah 17620909 - 17780719 aged 15, Thomas 17650225 - 17690201 aged 4, Richard 17660907, Elizabeth 17680204, Joseph 17691229 and Ann 17710214.

Thomas begins as a Woolcomber when Thomas was baptised, became a Brazier for Richard and Elizabeth, then for Joseph he is called a Brazier and Blackshillam.

Walter Smith married 13 Jul 1669 to Francis Andres

William Smith married 18 Oct 1680 to Mary Constable

Wiliam Smith - 17140311, baptised John 17010201 lived 12 weeks and buried his son William 17081123.

William Smith 16940315 - 17480906, son of John, Schoolmaster aged 54.
William Smith 1708-17490703, Inn holder aged 41.