1. Gloucester Players' Family Inter-relationships
This page provides links to files showing the relationships between various Gloucester players and their immediate families.
Please note that this series of pages has been designed to be viewed using the GOOGLE CHROME browser.
Click on the “Set No.” link below to select the families you’re interested in.
Once you’re into your selected file click on the links of the individuals to explore their family histories. Each individual’s history shows their rugby playing career in red font.
A family tree diagram (or set of diagrams) show the complex inter-relationships.
You can return to this page by selecting “Go to List of all inter-relationships” or by hitting the back arrow “<-” sign in the top left of your browser.
If you want to search for a specific family name click the link to see a list of family names in alphabetical order.
We are indebted to Martin and Teresa Davies who have carried out the detailed research which allows us to publish this information.
If you would like to learn about the ways in which these relationships have been researched the authors, Martin and Teresa Davies, have published an article in The Journal of the Gloucestershire Family History Society which is reproduced here. We recommend that you read the article to understand some of the difficulties and pitfalls encountered. Also Martin and Teresa are keen to hear from relatives of rugby players who know of other players within their family. You can provide information by leaving a comment on this webpage.
| Family Relationships set 1: The Clutterbuck family The Collier family The George family The James family The Kingscott family The Witcombe family | Family Relationships set 2: The James family The Simmons family The Clutterbuck family | Family Relationships set 3. The Welshman family The Dangerfield family The Bloxsome family |
| Family Relationships set 4 The Romans family The Click family The Harrison family The Voyce family | Family Relationships set 5 The Ball family The Price family The Thornton family The Wadley family The Long family The Symonds family | Family Relationships set 6 The Halford Family The Bagwell Family The Manley Family The Jackson Family The Dix Family The Mace Family The George Family The Pegler Family The Keys Family The Stephens Family The Hamblin Family The Goddard Family |
| Family Relationships set 7 The Ibbotson Family The Masters Family | Family Relationships set 8 (v2) The Meadows Family The Voyce Family | Family Relationships set 9 The Brown Family The Moreland Family |
| Family Relationships set 10 The Smart Family The Mansell Family | Family Relationships set 11 The Kingscott Family The Ayliffe Family The Smith Family | Family Relationships set 12 (v3) The Lewis Family The Sysum Family The Benbow Family The Clutterbuck Family The Berry Family |
| Family Relationships set 13 The Gough Family | Family Relationships set 14 A’Bear Hatherall Broady Hopson Burrows Hughes Collins Meadows Cromwell Mumford Cummins Page Dangerfield Phelps Day Rose Fifield Smith Goolding Westbury Halford Wright | Family Relationships set 15 Brown Family Cooke Family |
| Family Relationships set 16 The Tandy Family The Stephens Family | Family Relationships set 17 Washbourne Family Webb Family | |
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Thanks for the heritage page. I might be able to add to it?
My father was WG (Bill) Hook, full back, who some may remember as the owner of the sport shop in Westgate Street. He got 3 England caps early 1950s.
His brother Bob (wing) played in the 30s including the County Championship final.
I wasn’t anything like as good, but played a few games as a late teenager/early 20s while at, and playing for, Loughborough Colleges, where I also played a few games for Leicestershire. On leaving Loughborough I taught at Plymouth College for 4 years (Paul Ackford, England 2nd row a pupil of mine) and played for Plymouth Albion, including one memorable game at Kingsholm against Gloucester. That Gloucester XV included a pair of half backs as good as any that never played for England IMO, namely Terry Hopson and Mickey Booth.
Hope this of interest. Best wishes. GH
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