The Blacksmiths Index

Compiled by Ann Spiro

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A Genealogical Index of
Blacksmiths and Related Occupations.

Smithing: a smith is a person involved in the shaping of metal objects.

St Clement's Day was traditionally, and in some places still is, celebrated on the 23 November,
a welcome festival between Halloween and Christmas.
Saint Clement is the patron saint of metalworkers and blacksmiths,
and so these workers traditionally enjoyed a holiday on his feast day.

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Dedicated to my Ancestors

Blacksmiths: Thomas Briggs, Thomas Richards, Alexander Brown, and Shipwright William Baskett.

This is my personal collection of blacksmiths, cartwrights, wheelwrights, shipwrights, farriers, iron workers and other related occupations. They are compiled from census records and from the contributions of other generous researchers who have shared their ancestor's details with me. A special thanks to Barry from New Zealand, for his assistance.
I regret I can not offer to research for you - the only information I have regarding your ancestor is already on this index.

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Australia Blacksmiths	Gloucestershire Blacksmiths	Oxfordshire Blacksmiths
Bedfordshire Blacksmiths	Hampshire Blacksmiths	Prisoner Blacksmiths
Berkshire Blacksmiths	Herefordshire Blacksmiths	Rutland Blacksmiths
Bristol Blacksmiths	Hertfordshire Blacksmiths	Scotland Blacksmiths
Buckinghamshire Blacksmiths	Huntingdonshire Blacksmiths	Shropshire Blacksmiths
Cambridgeshire Blacksmiths	Ireland Blacksmiths	Somerset Blacksmiths
Canadian Blacksmiths	Isle of Wight Blacksmiths	South African Blacksmiths
Channel Islands Blacksmiths	Kent Blacksmiths	Staffordshire Blacksmiths
Cheshire Blacksmiths	Lancashire Blacksmiths	Suffolk Blacksmiths
Cornwall Blacksmiths	Leicestershire Blacksmiths	Surrey Blacksmiths
Cumberland Blacksmiths	Lincolnshire Blacksmiths	Sussex Blacksmiths
Derbyshire Blacksmiths	London Blacksmiths	USA Blacksmiths
Devon Blacksmiths [ A - G ]	Middlesex Blacksmiths	Wales Blacksmiths
Devon Blacksmiths [ H - M ]	Military Blacksmiths	Warwickshire Blacksmiths
Devon Blacksmiths [ N - S ]	New Zealand Blacksmiths	Westmorland Blacksmiths
Devon Blacksmiths [ T - Z ]	Norfolk Blacksmiths	Wiltshire Blacksmiths
Dorset Blacksmiths	Northamptonshire Blacksmiths	Worcestershire Blacksmiths
Durham Blacksmiths	Northumberland Blacksmiths	Yorkshire Blacksmiths
Essex Blacksmiths	Nottinghamshire Blacksmiths

Related Trades (and Others):
Anchorsmiths	Fixings: bolts,files,nails,screws etc.	Paupers, Asylum, Workhouse Dwellers
Boiler Makers	Gold, Silver, Pewtersmiths	Plumbers & Glaziers
Cartwrights & Coachwrights	Gunsmiths	Saddles & other Horsey Items
Clock & Watch Makers	Implements (agricultural)	Shipwrights
Coppersmiths; Brass Finishers	Instruments (musical)	Wheelwrights
Cutlers	Instruments (surgical/scientific)	Whitesmiths
Enginesmiths (pre 1920)	Iron Workers	Wire Workers
Farriers	Locksmiths
Fingersmiths	Millwrights

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Interesting Stories & Pictures
Interesting Stories & Pictures.

Links of Interest:
Absconding Apprentices" Articles from Trewman's Exeter Flying Post (Devon).
Goldminers of New Zealand - August 1861 to December 1868.
The Julers of North Walsham (Clockmakers, Foundrymen, Ophthalmologists and Estate Agents).
Article: How blacksmiths became clockmakers.
The Story of a Farrier's Son
The Place of the Rural Blacksmith in Parish Life 1500-1900 (with particular reference to Somerset & Dorset)

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The Blacksmiths Index

A Genealogical Index ofBlacksmiths and Related Occupations.

Dedicated to my Ancestors

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A Genealogical Index of
Blacksmiths and Related Occupations.