Hibbitt & Barnes Family History Online Shop

Shop The Online Shop contains a number of genealogy and family history documents and images which I've put together and made available as digital downloads. The fees are quite small and help towards the running costs of this web site.

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HISTORICAL MONUMENTAL AND GENEALOGICAL COLLECTIONS RELATIVE TO THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER printed from the papers of the late RALPH BIGLAND.
A good number of these gravestones and monuments, transcribed in the late 18th century, have since disappeared or become illegible through weathering, making this a valuable source for family historians.

BIGLAND TRANSCRIPTS FOR FRETHERNE - £0.45
(Contains fewer than 50 names, including about a dozen incumbents.)

POST OFFICE DIRECTORY TRANSCRIPTS.
These directories contain indexes for ordinary working people. Discover who lived in your house, find out where your ancestors lived and who their neighbours were.

TAVISTOCK 1910-1911: POST OFFICE STREET DIRECTORY TRANSCRIPT - £1.25
(Residents listed by street for the town of Tavistock in Devon. Also includes a schedule for the Parish of Tavistock Hamlets listed in alphabetical order. Contains more than 1000 entries.)

PHOTOGRAPHS.
Download selected images which may be helpful to your family history.

Pilgrims' Plaque on the side of Island House

THANKSGIVING - PILGRIM FATHERS - MAYFLOWER (PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND): SET OF 7 PHOTOGRAPHS - £0.60
Seven large jpeg photographs commemorating the Pilgrim Fathers and their voyage in the Mayflower, taken in the locality of Plymouth, England.
Images comprise:
1) The Mayflower Memorial (landscape view) (1847 x 1500 pixels : 313Kb).
2) The Mayflower Memorial (portrait view) (1437 x 1971 pixels : 646Kb).
3) The Mayflower Memorial Plaque (1971 x 1315 pixels : 636Kb).
4) The Mayflower Steps (1981 x 1407 pixels : 691Kb).
5) Sutton Harbour & The Mayflower Memorial (2048 x 1536 pixels : 663Kb).
6) Island House, The Barbican, Plymouth (2048 x 1462 pixels : 467Kb).
7) Pilgrims' Plaque on the side of Island House (1367 x 3142 pixels : 775Kb).

(Did you know the Pilgrims are remembered in Plymouth, England, and not just in America? The Mayflower Steps Memorial is located in the area known as the Barbican in one of the oldest parts of the city of Plymouth in South West England. The actual steps from where the Pilgrim Fathers departed no longer exist. A granite block set in the pavement was the original memorial, although this was previously set in the roadway. A plaque commemorating the historic journey was erected alongside in 1891 and the Doric portico was added in 1934. This in turn is flanked by the American and British flags. Some of the Pilgrim Fathers spent their last night at the 16th century Island House where there is a plaque on the wall listing all the names of the passengers who sailed on the voyage.)

DOCUMENTS RELATING TO OUR OWN FAMILY HISTORY.
If you're related to Harvey or me, distantly or otherwise, then some of these documents may be of interest to you.

THE FRYER FAMILY OF OVERTON IN ARLINGHAM, GLOUCESTERSHIRE - £0.95
The story of six generations of the Fryer family who lived in Overton, Arlingham, during the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. (28 pages in a readable format, including full transcripts of wills, background information and photographs of the locality, etc.)
The document covers the following individuals:
Richard Fryer (abt. 1663-1710), John Fryer (abt. 1695-1757), Richard Fryer (abt. 1730-abt. 1792), John Fryer (abt.1762-abt.1816), Richard Fryer (abt. 1792-1862), Mary Ann Fryer (1815-1897).

(Please note: basic information in this document can be found within the biographies and footnotes for these particular individuals in the Hibbitt family pages of this website.)

Hodgecombe Farm, Uley, Glos. - 1971 Auctioneer's Details

HODGECOMBE FARM, ULEY, GLOUCESTERSHIRE - (includes 2 documents) - £0.95
1. HODGECOMBE FARM - 1971 AUCTIONEER'S DETAILS
A transcript of the auctioneer's brochure when Hodgecombe Farm was advertised for sale in 1971. (4 pages)
2. HODGECOMBE FARM, A BRIEF HISTORY
A short account of the history of Hodgecombe Farm with 4 modern-day photographs. (1 page)
Hodgecombe Farm was once the home of Benjamin Pitcher and Sarah (nee Rice), during the 19th century. Afterwards, the farm passed to their eldest son, James Rice Pitcher, and his wife, Ann (nee Powell).

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