(No stone visible or legible. Burial recorded in the Parish register of St Nicholas Oddington and the National Burial Index/ Bigland's)
Johnathan Bould and his family were yeoman farmers in Upper Oddington, Gloucestershire UK. He farmed the land, had orchards and sheep.The Marriages,Christenings,and burials are in the earliest records of the church of St. Nicholas. The family prospered in the area until the mid to late 1800's`,(Industrial Revolution era) when they moved to America and Australia and larger towns within the UK.
Johnathan Bould and his family were yeoman farmers in Upper Oddington, Gloucestershire UK. He farmed the land, had orchards and sheep.The Marriages,Christenings,and burials are in the earliest records of the church of St. Nicholas. The family prospered in the area until the mid to late 1800's`,(Industrial Revolution era) when they moved to America and Australia and larger towns within the UK.
(No stone visible or legible. Burial recorded in the Parish register of St Nicholas Oddington and the National Burial Index/ Bigland's)
Johnathan Bould and his family were yeoman farmers in Upper Oddington, Gloucestershire UK. He farmed the land, had orchards and sheep.The Marriages,Christenings,and burials are in the earliest records of the church of St. Nicholas. The family prospered in the area until the mid to late 1800's`,(Industrial Revolution era) when they moved to America and Australia and larger towns within the UK.
Johnathan Bould and his family were yeoman farmers in Upper Oddington, Gloucestershire UK. He farmed the land, had orchards and sheep.The Marriages,Christenings,and burials are in the earliest records of the church of St. Nicholas. The family prospered in the area until the mid to late 1800's`,(Industrial Revolution era) when they moved to America and Australia and larger towns within the UK.
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