colclough hub
A blog for Colclough history
Monday, 21 April 2014
Some connections to the Pigott name
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In belated response to some comments: Sir Thomas Colclough’s daughter Martha, married John Pigott eldest son of Sir Robert Pigott...
Sunday, 20 April 2014
Easter
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Happy Easter. Last time I had some thoughts on documents, their availability and their purpose. For the Colclough family there were not i...
Saturday, 19 April 2014
underway again
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I have been neglecting my blog, so to reinvigorate it and me, here I go again. I think our names are our memories, fundamental to who we are...
Monday, 24 March 2014
Some more offerings
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A few more offerings to peruse, and because this is done through the ubiquitous 'Google' I thought I would try a Colclough Family co...
Friday, 7 February 2014
Early Colclough - Cokeley
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Because my surname is pronounced 'cokely' and by common consent this is the pronunciation of that branch of the family connected t...
Friday, 24 January 2014
Sarsfield continued
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On with the introduction of Colclough vs. Colclough, the legal machinations aside, this document gives an insight into the 18th and 19 cent...
The introduction to the attempt of Patick Sarsfield Colclough to prove ownership of the property and heir to the title of Sir Vesey Colclough
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A transcription... WEXFORD ASSIZES, 1863. BRIEF ON BEHALF OF DEFENDANTS STATEMENT OF DEFENDANTS' CASE PREPARED FOR ADVIS...
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