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Stallard family of Kendleshire, 9 Badminton Rd, Wick Wick Hill These pages are respectfully dedicated to the memory of Vera Eugenie Stallard and her family |
Winterbourne Family History Online... |
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Malcolm Williams is researching his mother's Stallard/Stollard family... |
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Charles Stollard married Coalpit Heath, 1876 Hannah Roach born: Uppton, Berks, 1856 born: Winterbourne 1854 Miner They lived at Wick Wick Hill died: Wick Wick Hill 1897 |
See Map below for location of house at Wick Wick Hill. other children of Charles & Hannah, all born at Wick Wick Hill... |
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| William John Stallard married at Portsmouth, 1904 Rose Farrant Born: Wick Wick Hill, 1879 Born: Kent, 1882 in Royal Navy until 1920 - Iron Moulder died 1958 |
Florence born 1880
Rose born 1882 |
Martha Ann born 1883
Edith born 1884 |
Charles Henry born 1886 Miner died 1947 at Bury Hill |
Victoria Mary born 1887
Flora born 1889 |
Ernest born 1890
Emily Louise born 1891 |
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other children of William & Rose... |
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Doris Stallard Vera Eugenie Stallard married Rhys George Williams born 1907 born 1912 born Llangrannog died 2001 |
Edna Stallard born 1915 |
born 1918 died 1938 |
Joan Lily Stallard born 1921 still lives locally |
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| Malcolm Williams |
See photographs of Edna, John & Joan at Hambrook School... 1928 1929 1929 and Vera Stallard's Photo Album... Pictures of cars from Vera's Album... |
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If anyone else is researching these families, Malcolm would be pleased to hear from you. Send your message via the Web Master |
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This map of 1903, reproduced
here by kind permission of the Bristol Records Office, shows the
location (see pencil point) of the Stallard family home at 9
Badminton Rd, Wick Wick Hill, Kendleshire. The road at the top right is the Badminton road, heading North for Kendleshire and Coalpit Heath. The road on the left is heading North for Damson's Bridge and Winterbourne Down. The road at the bottom is heading South for Downend and Bristol. The present-day M4 Motorway passes East-West through the junction of these two roads, and the Wick Wick Farm is now the Willie Wicket's Pub. [Ah, now I know where it is! - I hear you say.] |
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