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BAKER - (Prior 1800)
BARTLETT - (Tolpuddle)
BRINE - (Canada)
BRINE - (Tolpuddle)
BRINE - (Prior 1800)
BURBIDGE - (Dorset)
CLARK(E) - (Axmouth)
CORISH/COSH - (Blandford)
CORISH/CORNISH/CAUSH/COSH - (Tolpuddle)
DRAKE - (Tolpuddle)
EAMES - (Tolpuddle)
FRY - (Dorset)
GARDNER - (Northamptonshire)
GOULD - (Tolpuddle)
HAMMETT- (Tolpuddle/Ringwood)
HIBBS - (Affpuddle)
HOAR/HOARE - (Tolpuddle)
HUNT - (Prior 1800)
JONES - (Prior 1800)
JONES - (London)
JONES - (ESSEX)
KEEPING - (Prior 1800)
LEGG - (Tolpuddle)
LOVELACE - (Canada)
LOVELACE - (Dorset)
LOVELACE - (Gloucester)
LOVELACE - (London)
LOVELACE - (Somerset)
LOVELACE - (Surrey)
LOVELAS - (Dorset)
LOVELASS - (Australia)
LOVELASS - (Canada)
LOVELASS - (Dorset)
LOVELASS - (Gloucester)
LOVELASS - (London)
LOVELASS - (Somerset)
LOVELASS - (Surrey)
LOVELEFS - (Australia)
LOVELEFS - (Canada)
LOVELEFS - (Dorset)
LOVELEFS - (Gloucester)
LOVELEFS - (London)
LOVELEFS - (Somerset)
LOVELEFS - (Surrey)
LOVELESS - (Hampshire)
LOVELESS - (Australia)
LOVELESS - (Canada)
LOVELESS - (Dorset)
LOVELESS - (Gloucester)
LOVELESS - (London)
LOVELESS - (Somerset)
LOVELESS - (Surrey)
LOVELESS - (Tolpuddle)
MATTHEWS - (Dorset)
MATTHEWS - (Somerset)
MITCHELL - (Tolpuddle)
MITCHELL - (Prior 1800)
PARSONS - (Somerset)
RAISIN - (Prior 1800)
RIGGS - (Tolpuddle)
SANDS - (Norfolk)
SEBLEY - (Dorset)
SHAVE - (Dorset/London)
STICKLAND - (Tolpuddle)
STANDFIELD- (Tolpuddle)
STEEL - (Dorset)
WAY- (Dorset)
WHITE - (Affpuddle, Athelhampton, Puddleton)
WITHERS - (London)
WRIGHT - (Somerset)
Thomas Loveless - Two Generations
1861 CENSUS - TOLPUDDLE, DORSET
The Tolpuddle Martyrs would overtime be the focus for the fight for agricultural unionism and martyrs for the general cause.
A Tolpuddle Martyr Reading List - contributed by Geoff R. Anderson
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Quote: Early records taken from the Victoria County History, show that King Canute, by a charter dated 1024 bestowed lands on his servant Orc. He was given several villages in Dorset and Orc's wife, Tola who was a native of Rouen, Normandy purchased Pidele. Orc and Tola had no children and so they gave their lands into the care of the monks. Tola gave Tolpuddle into the care of the church of St. Peter at Abbotsbury and it is the general belief that Tolpuddle derived it's name from the lady of Tola. This would appear to be when and how our village was born - in title anyway!! Unquote:
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