Mold Ancestry

Welcome to the Mold Ancestry Site

A site dedicated to the Mold families of Middleton Cheney

 - To forget one's ancestors is to be a brook without a

source, a tree without a root.

 

Baptism of Mary & Thomas, daughter and son of Thomas Mold & his wife Frances 4 Jan 1786 in the parish church Middleton Cheney

I am from all those who have come before

And those still to come

They are me and I am them

Important notice

Where possible all references to the Mold family have been sourced & acknowledgements made. As this is not always possible to do on every item kindly donated, those of you who have kindly helped in the construction of this site have been listed below. Being a free site, space and resources are limited, but we hope each item placed within this site is of some interest to you.                                                           Signed                                                                                                                                                             AnthonysofWorcestershire, site designer and moldofmc, site owner

Acknowledgements

All pages on this site are courtesy of either myself, the local Record Office, members of the Mold family or freely available on the web. 

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I would like to thank Stephen Hodson who is descended from Thomas Mold and Ann Herbage for setting me on the right path.

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The descendants of Alfred Mold, still living in the village, for their wonderful memories, & the Middleton Cheney voluntary Archivist for all her work on the history of Middleton.

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To Kathleen Palmer, grandaughter of Jeremiah Mold for the photos on Jeremiah's page

To Roger Mold and daughter Johanna in New Zealand for sharing knowledge and photographs which are on loan from the "Thomas Mold and Elizabeth Webb of Flore, families of New Zealand"

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To Grahame Mold for his photo additions to TG Mold's album in the gallery

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 and to Sarah Lissemore-John, without her encouragment and assistance it would not have been possible. 

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 100% accuracy cannot be guaranteed and all efforts will be made to rectify mistakes if possible. This site is designed purely as a reference point, & for fun for descendants of the Mold family and not for public use. 

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New site additions

20 May 09

Middleton Cheney School page

Photo additions in the gallery

Militia list on Molds & Middleton Cheney page

Old & new maps on Molds & Middleton Cheney page

21 May 09

Photo of MC Cricket Club on Arthur Mold page

Poster of MC Cricket match in 1860 on Arthur Mold page

New photo album, Village life

New photos added to John Mold & Emma Moore album

23 May 09

War Memorial page link on Molds & Middleton Cheney page
26 May 09

New entry on War Memorial page -Harry Walter Mold

27 May 09

1851 census Mold families in MC on Molds & Middleton Cheney page

MC parish record baptisms 1706-1800 on Molds & Middleton Cheney page

28 May 09 original parish record of James Mold marriage to Mary Clarke on Molds & MC page

3Jun09

Jeremiah Mold page link on Molds & MC page

4 Jun 09

New photos added to TG Mold album on photo gallery courtesy of Grahame Mold

15 Jun 09

Road names of MC & memories of MC added to Molds & Middleton Cheney page

Mold families in 1871 census

22 Jul 09

PDF file of MC Baptist church records added to Molds & MC page

25 Aug 09

Photograph of Fanny Mold added to photo gallery page

 3 Sep 09

Early  Wills page link added via Molds & Middleton Cheney page & link to the lost village of Stuchbury on the Wills page

4 Oct 09

New photo album added to Gallery of Mary Ann Mold's (1840) descendants, and 2 new pictures added to Village life album

Newest Members

Tracey Mold