Information about persons whose surnames begin with the letter F.
Advert in The Warminster Miscellany, 2 September 1861:
Miss Fox begs to announce to her Friends that she has recommenced her Instruction of her Pupils in Music, and that she is desirous of adding to their number, her time at present not being fully occupied. West Street, Warminster.
Advertisement in The Warminster Miscellany, 1 February 1859:
Cigars !!!
Thomas Fielder, George Street, begs respectfully to call attention to his STOCK of CIGARS. – Woodvills, Partegans, Estrellas, Aquilas, &c.,
From 7s. 6d. To 20s.
1838
Richard Farley, aged 16, son of labourer Richard Farley, of Heytesbury. was apprenticed to John Snelgrove, cabinet maker, of Heytesbury (in the trade of cabinet maker) during 1838.
Friday 25th November 1825
“Died James Ford, of Warminster Common, aged eighty-one. For eighty years of his life he lived without hope and without God in the world. He then was visited with sore affliction, and promised if God would restore him that he would lead a new life. Being raised up again, he came to our chapel, and there, for the first time in his life, paid his vows.”
William Daniell, The History Of Warminster Common, published 1850.
1808
George Pike, son of widow Ann Pike, of Heytesbury. was apprenticed to William Flower, miller, of Heytesbury (in the trade of miller) during 1808.
