Genealogical records
We have Thrale and Thrall:
- birth registrations;
- marriage registrations;
- death registrations;
- wills;
- monuments, graves and obituaries;
- on-line family tree;
- links to external genealogical sources.
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St. Saviour's Volunteers
The Anchor Volunteers were raised in 1795 to protect the Anchor Brewery and other premises in Southwark against "riots tumults and unlawful meetings"1. The uniforms and arms were funded entirely by the brewery.
Obituary for Richard William Thrale
A DESCENDANT of one of the oldest St Albans families, who devoted half-a-century to the city and its people has died aged 76. Richard William Thrale, whose ancestors are known to have resided in St Albans since 1480, died on October 28. His family were bakers and caterers and restaurateurs, with the business hub being the Waterend Barn in the city centre which they operated for 25 years.
Herts Advertiser 8 November 2007, page 4.
Thrales of Wheathampstead
Some Thrale's - including my branch of the family - moved from Sandridge to Wheathampstead.
The Hertfordshire Descent of Henry Thrale
Prior to Richard W Thrale's authoritative chronicles on the history of the Thrale family, this 1948 article by J.H. Busby was the leading account of the families history.
Lanzarote, Spain - April 2003
This is the travelog of Michelle and David during their short break to Lanzarote in the Canary Islands.
Proposal of marriage from Mr Swale
Written by Hester Lynch Thrale. Thraliana entry dated 19 May 1782.
Nothing happens that one expects, & every thing happens that one does not expect: here's a proposal of Marriage to me from a Man I scarcely know—a Mr Swale of good Family & Fortune in Suffolk—
George Marsh 1806
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on 8 April 2007 - 9:37pm
I wonder if you have in your archive any mention of this property which was where the Anchor Brewery building now stands. The piles are still in the Thames, 100ft east of the old horseleydown stairs.
I would like to tie this George Marsh in with Marsh's Dock if possible; maybe a son of the George Marsh who set up the dock? I understand Thrale and Courage had dealings with Russia at that time. IanMacDonald.
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