On the 6th August 1807 Barnabas Perry applied for Poor Relief in Rodborough,Gloucestershire.
The overseers report says
Barnabas Perry, weaver son of Barnabas and Betty age 28 born in Shepton Mallet Somerset. His father apprenticed as a weaver at Frome. Sister relieved by Frome. Barnabas has a wife Jane and four children, Betty John, Martha and Mary.
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Saturday, 23 April 2011
Friday, 7 January 2011
The Rockwood
(Not the Rockwood but a similar Barque of the period)George James Perry set sail on The Rokwood from Cardiff on MAY 1st 1869 on a voyage from Cardiff to Calcutta; Colombo (Ceylon) and back to London.
The Private Log of this ship's carpenter can be read at clanbarker.com
This was The Rockwood's maiden voyage.
In 1889 it was still serving as a trading vessel.
The Shaw Savill and Albion Co.'s chartered barque Rockwood finished her loading on Saturday evening and sails for London to-day. She has taken on 700 tons wheat and a little over 1600 bales of wool. She should arrive in time for the April wool sales.
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