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MILITARY SURVEY OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE 1522
The Military Survey of 1522 was the boldest attempt between Domesday and the
present to assess the wealth and military strength of the nation.
The following are HALE extracts from the county of Gloucestershire.
(ALL HALE)
A glaive was a shafted weapon of the halberd type. A Bill was a shafted weapon with a curved blade. A forest bill has a long spike behind the blade. A Sallet was a helmet with (usually) a hinged visor and a long tail for protecting the back of the neck.
MEN AND ARMOUR FOR GLOUCESTERSHIRE
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There were many examples of the names around in 1608 when John Smith of North Nybley produced his magnificant genealogical masterpiece Men and Armour for Gloucestershire. This mighty work lists EVERY adult male in the County (including John Smith himself,) and is the result of a command from King James I. We have extracted the names HALE, HALES, HALL, HALLE. There is 1 (one) HALES, |
[Abbreviations: The person was : (1) about twenty;
(2) about fforty; (3) betweene fyfty and threescore :
He was : (p) - of the tallest stature fitt to make a pykeman ;
(m) - of a middle stature fitt to make a musketyer ;
(ca) - of a lower stature ffit to serve with a calyver (i.e a light musket) ; (py) - or the meanest stature either fit for a pyoner, or of little other use :
(tr) shewed that at the taking of this viewe, hee was then a trayned soldyer ; (sub) sheweth that the said man was a subsidy man]
At around the same time this appeared:
Here also in the Hamblet of WOODFORD ( so called from the fourd or paffage over the water by the wood called Michaelwood ) are divers lands containing about nyne acres vsually called CROMES lands now the inheritance of WILLIAM HALL, iun ,in minority, sonne of WILLIAM HALL, sonne of EDWARD, brother of WILLIAM HALL the elder, lateley defeased; which WILL the elder purchased of RICHARD CROME , sonne of THOMAS CROME who died 39 Eliz : sonne of RICHARD CROME, who purchased the fame of ROBERT HARROLD son of JOHN HARROLD who died 3 Eliz. who purchased fame of JOHN HEYWOOD .. From : The Berkeley M/ss. - A description of the Hundred of Berkeley , John Smyth Vol III (1605) Pub. MDCCCLXXXV by the Bristol & Gloucestershire Archaeological Society (This HALL family, which earlier had been HALLE later became HALE. WILLIAM HALL senior is listed in ' Men and Armour ' aged about sixty at Alkington. The author of the Berkeley manuscripts is the same John Smith , with a different spelling, who produced the above named Men and Armour for Gloucestershire. )
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Extracted from A Calender of the Registers of the Freemen of the City of Gloucester 1641 - 1836 Published by the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archeological Society (ALL HALE -In alphabetical order) |
Gull and Bradshaw's DIRECTORY OF GLOUCESTER 1820
Morris and Co.s DIRECTORY & GAZETEER OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE 1867
HALEs on the 1832 GLOUCESTER ELECTORAL ROLL
[ NOTE: Only a very small percentage of the population were eligible to vote at this time ]
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FLAXLEY (W) : Aaron (4520 F), Aaron Snr. (4518 F), Cornelius (4504 F), Edmund (4500 F), Henry (4523 F), James (4514 F), John (4328), Joseph (4502 F), Moses (4490 F), Moses Snr (4521 F), William (4513F), William (4528 F) HAWKESBURY/HILLSLEY (W) : John Richard B (2569F), Matthew Blagden (2570 F), R Hale Blagden (2571 F), Robert Blagden (2568F), LITTLEDEAN (W) : James (5020 F), James (5021 F) MITCHELDEAN(W) : John (5074 F), Mrs! (5081) ST GEORGE (W) : Luke (1397 F), William (1411 F) CHELTENHAM (E) : Charles Henry (1309 F) BERKELEY/ALKINGTON (W) : William (0189 F) WINTERBOURNE (W) : Benjamin (4010 F) WOTTON (E) : George (3068) TEWKESBURY BORO (E) : Henry (5554) MANGOTSFIELD (W) : Isaac (1245) CAM (W) : James (0351) CHIPPING CAMPDEN (E) : John (3349 F) RUARDEAN (W) : John (5412 F) THORNBURY (W) : John (5855) KINGSWOOD (Wilts) (W) : John Blagden (6486 F) BROCKWORTH (E) : Mary (2638) RANGEWORTHY (W) : Nathaniel (5765 L) LONGBOROUGH (E) : Richard (3553) ALDERLEY (W) : Robert Hale B (2378 F) NEWLAND (W) : Thomas (5198 F) WINCHCOMBE (E) : Thomas (3927 F) FAIRFORD (E) : William (0995 L) |
1627 THOMAS HALE 1636 " " 1644 " " Senior 1647 " " 1654 " " 1680 " " 1703 " " 1712 " "
(i.e. those entitled to vote)
M D P
HALE, Henry, Occupier and freehold 1 1
" William, (Twyning) Freeman 1 1
" Thomas, Occupier 1 1
(ALL HALE)
Name Place Extent of Lands Gross Estimated Rental A R P £ S D A East Dean 1 - 10 2 C B Gloucester 2 3 29 3 - 15 Colonel E Alderley 1 - 13 10 Edward B " 177 3 7 278 6 George Dyrham & Hinton 1 1 18 2 George Stapleton 1 3 26 25 10 Henry Winchcomb 107 1 28 221 Jane Ruardean Woodside 5 1 26 18 9 Jane B Gloucester 106 2 5 378 15 Jane C B Alderley 390 1 30 769 4 Jesse Gloucester 3 2 21 15 Mr.(Exors. of) Gretton 1 1 1 2 3 Mrs. Bristol 1 3 13 14 7 M B Adelaide, Australia 1 2 20 3 7 M H Alderley 1 2 20 3 7 Richard Coleford 1 1 15 31 2 Robert Alderley 1 2 20 3 7 Robert B " 3,705 5,437 16 S East Dean 1 - 10 2 Thomas Mitcheldean 9 2 5 18 William Berkeley 6 3 12 19 18 William High Beach 2 1 19 24 1 William Oldland 3 - 26 46 11 HALES James Maugasbury 1 3 4 35 7 [Extracted from a fiche compiled by the Oxfordshire Family History Society]
1767 JAMES HALE Minchinhampton (Theft) 1769 JOHN HALE als GILSON (Reprieved) 1769 JOHN HALE (Theft) 1770 SAMUEL HALE Soldier (Absconding) 1772 THOMAS HALE Wotton under Edge (Theft) 1773 CHARLES HALE als MAYTIN als DANIEL (Theft) 1773 SAMUEL HALE (False inlistment - 3 months) 1774 JOHN HALE (Theft) 1774 WILLIAM HALE Stroud (Theft,Cirencester) 1784 JAMES HALE (Theft)
(ALL HALE) Forename(s) Committal Age Parish/Town Occupation ANN 9 Feb 1838 29 Campden Labourer ANN 12 Dec 1832 28 Stroud Labourer ANN 16 Jan 1843 15 Mitcheldean Servant ANN 19 Mar 1863 32 Littledean Miner's Wife BENJAMIN 8 Dec 1876 30 Gloucester Labourer BENJAMIN 15 Aug 1865 19 Gloucester Labourer BENJAMIN 30 Jun 1865 19 Gloucester Labourer BENJAMIN 31 May 1866 20 Gloucester Labourer CATHERINE 19 Sep 1868 24 Gloucester Servant DAVID 5 Jul 1844 22 Coleford Nailmaker DAVID 5 Jun 1847 25 Coleford Nailmaker EDMUND 24 Mar 1849 40 Winterbourne Mason EDWARD 16 Oct 1820 38 St Briavels Nailer EDWIN 13 Dec 1824 18 Bristol St Paul's Labourer ELISHA 1 Jul 1844 36 East Dean Agr Labourer ELISHA 12 Dec 1842 34 Mitcheldean Labourer ELIZABETH 8 Apr 1862 26 Cheltenham Servant ELIZABETH 17 Jul 1818 26 Dursley Woolpicker ELIZABETH JUNR. 21 Feb 1835 15 Blakeney Labourer ELIZABETH SENR. 21 Feb 1835 50 Blakeney Labourer EMILY 3 Jan 1846 20 Cheltenham/Northleach No occupation ENOCH 23 Apr 1861 26 Mitcheldean Shoemaker GEO. 10 Jul 1844 15 Mangotsfield Railway lab. GILES 25 Dec 1828 29 Gloucester Maltmaker HANNAH 24 Mar 1853 24 Ruardean Collier's wife HANNAH 26 Dec 1829 16 Fairford Servant HARRIET 26 Jan 1857 16 Huntley Farm Servant JAMES 3 Aug 1826 14 Cheltenham Labourer JAMES 11 Aug 1875 45 Ruardean Labourer JAMES 29 Aug 1846 30 Lydbrook Carter JAMES 30 Jan 1837 14 Cheltenham Shoemaker JAS. 11 Oct 1865 34 Lydbrook Labourer JASPER 2 Jun 1830 23 Cirencester Bricklayer JOHN 5 Oct 1837 29 Kempley Labourer JOHN 7 Aug 1849 19 London Seaman JOHN 7 Feb 1845 50 Littledean Collier and former PC JOHN 8 Oct 1838 38 Newland No occupation JOHN 14 Jul 1845 40 Kempley Farm Labourer JOHN 15 Jan 1830 25 Charlton Kings Labourer JOHN 18 Feb 1865 51 Churcham Labourer JOHN 19 Jan 1832 19 Winchcombe Labourer JOHN 19 Mar 1847 15 Moreton-in-Marsh Farm Labourer JOHN 20 May 1841 26 Miserden Labourer JOHN 21 Apr 1826 67 Littledean No occupation JOHN 25 Mar 1833 30 Staunton No occupation JOHN 28 Jun 1830 27 Staunton No occupation JOHN 29 Mar 1842 15 Littledean No occupation JOHN 30 Apr 1816 57 St Briavels No occupation JOHN Jnr 17 Mar 1856 17 Ruardean No occupation JOHN Snr 17 Mar 1856 46 Ruardean No occupation JOSEPH 7 Dec 1853 22 Hartpury Waterman JOSEPH 10 Dec 1853 22 Hartpury Waterman JOSEPH 11 May 1874 27 Longhope Dealer JOSEPH 19 Jan 1874 27 Littledean Collier LUCY 25 Jan 1855 29 Bristol Tailoress MARK 22 Oct 1868 21 - Stonemason MARY 16 Sep 1850 21 Cheltenham Servant MARY ANN 13 Nov 1856 18 Cirencester Servant MARY ANN 21 May 1850 21 Cheltenham/Painswick Servant MATILDA 13 Dec 1844 18 Rangeworthy House Servant MILSON 15 Oct 1834 25 Ruardean Collier RICHARD 26 Jul 1842 44 Gloucester Carpenter ROBERT 11 Sep 1839 22 Bathwick Shoemaker ROBERT 20 Sep 1869 42 Cheltenham Gardener SAMUEL 25 Dec 1869 24 Gloucester Labourer THOMAS 8 Jul 1817 39 Longney Labourer THOMAS 15 Jul 1854 42 Gloucester Butcher THOMAS 25 Oct 1829 22 Gloucester Labourer THOMAS 26 Oct 1830 23 Gloucester No occupation WALTER BAMFORD 14 Aug 1856 16 Leckhampton Labourer WILLIAM 15 Apr 1817 34 Alveston Labourer WILLIAM 15 Feb 1830 20 Upton St Leonards Labourer WILLIAM 11 Aug 1832 23 Tewkesbury Nailor WILLIAM 23 Feb 1833 22 Newent, Cliffords Mesne Labourer WILLIAM 7 Oct 1843 26 Cirencester Labourer WILLIAM 20 Mar 1863 16 Not Quoted Tinker WILLIAM 24 Sep 1864 18 Dursley BakerThere is more information available for most of these entries. If you are interested in a particular entry please e-mail us using the Form and we may be able to look it up for you. See also the entries on the Scrapbook page.
Gloucestershire Marriages Page
HALEs in 1902 SMART'S DIRECTORY OF GLOUCESTER
ROLL BOOK of the 1st Battalion, GLOUCESTER REGIMENT (WW1)
Name : HAILE, Edward
Regimental No. : 747054
Date of Birth : Mar 11 1879
Rank : Pte.
Address : Ivy House, Longhope
Date of Enrolment : Aug 29 1817
Occupation : Carpenter
Next of Kin : Minnie Rose, Huntley - Jul 23 1902
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Name : HAILE, Louis
Regimental No. : 747172
Date of Birth :
Rank : Pte.
Address : Victoria Street, Cinderford
Date of Enrolment : Oct 31 1916
Occupation : Mason
Next of Kin : Agnes Laura (W) Stone, Kent - Dec 23 1899
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Name : HALE, Bertram
Regimental No. : 747178
Date of Birth : Apr 31 1880
Rank : Pte.
Address : Market street, Cinderford
Date of Enrolment : May 4 1917
Occupation :
Next of Kin : Flora Beatrice (W) St Stephen's, Cinderford
HALEs in WHO'S WHO IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE 1934
CHARLES ALFRED JENKINS HALE J.P. FCIS Director and General Manager of the Lydney and Crump Meadow Collieries Ltd., Cinderford. "Lynwood" Belle View Road, Cinderford Born 1869, Cinderford. Son of the late JOSEPH HALE J.P. Educated at Bell's Grammar School, Coleford. Married (1895) Edith Sarah Ida, daughter of the late Alfred Charles BRIGHT J.P. Director of the Cinderford Gas Company Ltd., 1927. Joined the local VTC during the Great War and commanded the Lydbrook VTC. Son, ALFRED LLEWELLYN (Capt.) (1896) killed in action 1918. Daughter, FANNY EILEEN (wife of Rev F Wesley CLIFFORD.)-------------------------------------------------------EUSTACE J HALE, Bilson House, Cinderford---------------------------------------------------------------THOMAS EDWARD SHERWOOD HALE J.P M.B.E. Alderley, Wotton-Under-Edge Born 1861 Barbados, West Indies. Son of the late THOMAS HENRY SHERWOOD and ANNE, daughter of ROBERT BLAGDEN HALE. Educated privately. Married (1893) Mary Sophia, daughter of the late Frederick Addington GOODENOUGH, J.P for county of Gloucestershire. Did considerable canteen and munition work during the Great war. Heir - Robert Goodenough Sherwood.
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