Stockland Genealogical Message Board: Post #27838, 2009-12-03

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From:
mary newbery
Date:
2009-12-03
My husband is descended from Samuel Newberry Goff/Gough who was born in Stockland in 1783, the son of Thomas Newberry Gough and, I think, Ann Beer. He and two siblings John and Ann moved to Donyatt, Somerset in the early 19th century, possibly with their mother Ann. Would be interested to know if anyone knows how the double name originated. It seems to go back to the 17th century.

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From:
Carolyn Davidson
Email:
cad [AT] xeno [DOT] demon [DOT] co [DOT] uk
Date:
2011-12-24
Hi Peter Elizabeth Goff/Newbery married my ggggrandfather, James Turner (b. 1796) in 1819. I would be interested if anyone has got any further with the Goff/Newbery research? Also looking for previous generations of Turners - have gone as far as John Turner b. 1710. Carolyn
From:
Rob
Email:
rob [AT] ten40 [DOT] co [DOT] uk
Date:
2010-05-27
Hi I have a Sarah Newberry Goffe b 1825 Horton, Somerset father John Newberry Goffe mother Tamsin (possibly) sister Jane Newberry Goffe Sarah married William House(Howse)in Bickenhall 1857 Rob
From:
Peter
Date:
2010-05-05
Hi Mary. I have an Elizabeth Geoff Newbury b: 24/1/1798 who's father was Samual Geoff Newbury and mother Sarah ? Do you have any more details Peter
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