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23-01-10, 14:04
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not sure if this is the right place for probate help?
i have seen on ancestry that edward holder born 1797 and died 1846 there is something in the uk extracted probate records in gloucestershire,anyone help me please brenda xxxx
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23-01-10, 18:18
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Holder, Edward, Gloucester 96
Book: Burialls 1604. (Burial) Collection: Gloucestershire: - Wills Proved in The Court of Bishop of Gloucester, 1660-1800 it was found on ftf,thankyou thought i would let you know so your not looking.many thanks brenda x |
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23-01-10, 19:00
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I can't get the Gloucestershire archives site to load at all at the moment to check whether it's listed in their online catalogue.
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24-01-10, 10:10
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many thanks brendaxxxx.i would love any info on holders.brenda xxxx
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#5
24-01-10, 11:45
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Brenda, That can't be Edward Holder died 1846 as it says it's wills proved 1660 - 1800. There's nothing listed on the Gloucester Archives database for Edward Holder anytime after 1800, but several before that. Where in Glos were your Holders from?
scuda |
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24-01-10, 16:08
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There is lots of Holder stuff listed on the Gloucestershire Archives genealogical search, including some Edward Holders, but not 1846. It doesn't list one who died in 1604 either, so I'm guessing that one listed on ancestry was a burial rather than probate. If you want to search for what Gloucestershire Archives has on its online catalogue, this is the link to the search:
http://ww3.gloucestershire.gov.uk/genealogy/Search.aspx |
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24-01-10, 16:15
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Kite, I don't think that 1604 as in
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If you can work out what it all means I'd be interested to know! scuda |
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24-01-10, 16:43
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24-01-10, 16:53
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