The Strangleman One-Name study is registered with the Guild of One Name Studies. http://www.one-name.org/
The earliest Strangleman in my Family Tree is Ann Strangleman, my 4th Great Grandmother. She gave birth to Samuel Strangleman born about 1756 in Runton Norfolk and baptised 28 Feb 1757 in Runton.
Samuel married an Alice Goss on 30th Sept 1781 in Holy Trinity Runton -Alice was also born in Runton.
Samuel and Alice had eight children;
Elizabeth born about 1782.
Samuel born about 1784
Ann born about 1787
Matthew Ash bn abt 1790
Alice born about 1793
John born about 1796
Rosement bn about 1799
Margaret born about 1802

Hi, again...
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the GeneaBloggers family. Hope you find the association fruitful; I sure do. I have found it most stimulating, especially some of the Daily Themes.
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Welcome to Geneabloggers from another UK researcher. My ancestors mostly came from Devon and Cornwall (with a little Warwickshire sprinkled in!). Nice to see another UK-centric blog.
ReplyDeleteRos Haywood
GenWestUK at http://genwestuk.blogspot.com/
(Genealogy in England's "West Country" - Devon/Cornwall)
I just found your blog through Geneabloggers. Welcome to Geneabloggers.
ReplyDeleteRegards, Jim
Hidden Genealogy Nuggets
Hi, Judith!
ReplyDeleteI'm a Strangleman through my mom's side... I feel like we may have connected before.
Great idea!