Thursday 19 august 10 23:01 bst (uk) » hi, digger stanley is my grt grt grandfather, i've been trying to find out info about him for some time now for my nan but havent got very far, please could you help with this as you seem to know abit more than i do thanks William allan, of bransby, constable, saith that divers people in the habits of jipsey came to butterwicke the day before they were apprehended at normanby, the same who are now in the castle of york. I know of several traveller families who encamped there over the years they were arnolds, beaneys, eastwoods, kemps,brazils, smiths and others.
So what makes someone a gypsy (or traveller)?as far as i am aware, no one has ever been allocated a percentage of “gypsy” ethnicity. Im researching the encampment that was for many years on the hill over looking luton in kent. Gladden & laker of shoreditch / bethnal green bibbys, smith, webb, buckley of.
Basically he is saying through the autosomal test (which gives you a broad continent %age of you dna) you may or may not see a small south asian %age and this test really is inconclusive. Gypsy, traveller, circus, fairground etc. Can anyone tell me if the names cooper, barker and noble are known gypsy names, they came from around the north yorkshire area. You are not supposed to take them too.
It was known as sugar loaf hill and ran along ash tree lane and also down into beacon road. Pancras collins & catlin of benington / ardeley herts, collins, dunkley, poole, of hackney, edmonton,shoreditch allens, clapham, of islington. Surnames from 1526details of the case: I would love to hear from any one.
Richard smith, and others for being gipsies: