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| 1851 | Robert Faux 58 Ag Lab b. Haddon Huntingdonshire Mary Faux wife 49 b. Nassington Northamptonshire Luke 22 son b.Nuneaton Sarah Dau 17 b.Atterton Elizabeth dau 11 b. atterton *********************************************************** | Faux, Robert (I3160)
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| 1852 | Robert Rix arived with his family emigrated to Australia on the Parsee which arrived in Moreton Bay on 11 Jan 1853 | Rix, Robert (I5603)
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| 1853 | Robert son Mary Sydull 2 Sep 1738 | Lydull, Mary (I4661)
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| 1854 | Rosina Wilkins a Witness to the Wedding was the neice of Samuel Wilkins | Family: Charles Boulstridge / Sarah Chetwynd (F837)
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| 1855 | Rotherby: in 1830 - 900 acres 143 inhabitants Samuel Seaman Esquire living at Rotherby Hall ********************************************************************** **** ************************* Will 1611 Folio 63 Leicester :Thomas Waze of Rotherby Gent. Abstract :- Testator : Thomas Waze of Rotherby Gent Burial instructions:- in the Churchyard at Rotherby Note:-This will is an original with a probate note added to the bottom, not a probate copy. It appears to be written by Thomas Waze himself possibly on his death bed. It is very difficult to read and the writing gets very scrawly at the end. The format is not what one would expect from an attorney. At this point it is not possible to make a detailed abstract the major points are listed below. To the poor of Rotherby 5s Small bequests to the following :- Son Richard Waze ?, Thomas of Hickling ?, Sampson Wase 6s 8d, Henry Fox my Son - in-Law 1 Mark? , his wife Margaret 3s 4d , and their children 12d, George Allen and Ann his Wife 20s and every one of their Children 12d Thomas Olive my Grandchild 6s 8d. Katherine Waze my Grandchild 12d Helen Spencer widow of ????????? William Nythell my God Child 2s My son Thomas ?20 Elizabeth Olive 12s House in Leicester, Shyrehall Close and Garden ???? adjoining my wife Ann My son Sampson his Children 12d each Executors Thomas Wase my son and Ann Wase my Wife The will is undated as far as I can make out, this was probably done on the reverse and has faded. Witnesses :-Richard Smythe Clerk, and John Musson Probate Granted at Leicester on 17 Oct 1611 to Thomas Wase reserved to Ann | Wase, Thomas (I7060)
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| 1856 | s In the 1851 Census James appears as the Grandson of Sarah Chinn, formally Baldwin BAULDEN James GS 14 Caster b. Birmingham ******************************************************** 1861 Census On 1861 census at 39 Ann St Rushall Sarah Chinn Widow 65 born Wiltshire Devises and James Baldwin Grandson 24 born Bham (1837) ********************************************************************** *********** 1871 Census Walsall Duncalfe St Court back of James Baldwin Head mar 38 Lockmaker B'ham Mary Ann " Wife mar 30 Bloxwich Sarah Ann " Dau 8 Walsall Jeremiah " Son 6 " James " Son 6 " Ann Mary " Dau 3 " Jane " Dau 1 " Frances " Son 3mths " NB Elisha Hill, a key smith, was here in 1861 and Elisha's Brother Jonah, a Locksmith, in 1851 *********************************************************** 1881 Census 39 Duncalf St, Walsall Foreign; STS RG11/ 2826 Folio 96 ***?? Charles BALDWIN M 44 M B'ham, Warwick, England Rel: Head Occ: Lock Maker Mary BALDWIN M 40 F Walsall, Stafford, England Rel: Wife Jeremiah BALDWIN 16 M Walsall, Stafford, England Rel: Son Occ: Lock Maker James BALDWIN 14 M Walsall, Stafford, England Rel: Son Occ: Lock Maker Annie BALDWIN 13 F Walsall, Stafford, England Rel: Dau Occ: Scholar Ellen BALDWIN 10 F Walsall, Stafford, England Rel: Dau Occ: Scholar Charles BALDWIN 4 M Walsall, Stafford, England Rel: Son Clara BALDWIN 3 F Walsall, Stafford, England Rel: Dau ********************************************************************** 1891 Census Walsall Foreign 39 Duncalf Street (4 Rooms) James Baldwin Head 54 Lock Smith b. B'ham Mary Baldwin Wife 50 b. Walsall All Children Born Walsall James son 24 Locksmith Annie M 23 r Ellen 19 Harness Stitcher Charles 14 Porter Clara 12 Alice 8 ******************************************************** 1901 Census 65 Dalkeith Street All listed as born Walsall although james was not James Baldwin 65 Locksmith Mary Ann Wife 63 Clara Dau 23 Harness Stitcher Charles Son 24 Parcel Porter Lily wife (Charles) 23 William Gson 5 Months ****************************** 1911 Census 39 Duncalfe Street Walsall James Baldwin Head 73 Retired Locksmith b. Birmingham Mary Baldwin 69 b. Bloxwich Clara Baldwin Dau 32 Single Harness Stitcher b. Walsall William Venables Grandson 27 Single Brass Caster b. Walsall 4 Rooms Form filled in by William Venables Married 50 years 9 Children born 1 died 8 still living ******************************************************************** | Baldwin, James (I300)
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| 1857 | Saint Matthew's began as a temporary chapel, founded in 1836 in a former Wesleyan Methodist chapel. A permanent church was constructed in 1850, designed by A.D. Gough. A parish was assigned in 1851. It was joined with the parish of Saint Stephen, Canonbury, in 1953. In 1966 the church was demolished | Source (S678)
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| 1858 | Same street but a better house now 6 Rooms | Naylor, Thomas (I4970)
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| 1859 | Samuel Allen Married Hannah Greensill | Family: Thomas Greensill / Phebe Talbot (F1896)
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| 1860 | Samuel cannot be found in the 1901 census although his wife Alice was not listed as a Widow. He was probably in America as the following Ellis Island record has been found. Manifest of the S.S. Servia sailing from Liverpool on June 6th 1899 Arriving at New York on the 15th. Ticket No 6506 Samuel Bostridge age 32 married a Carpenter born Birmingham his final destination was Philadelphia his passage had been paid for by his brother but he stated he was not joining a relative. ********************************************************************** ************************* | Bostridge, Samuel Burditt (I1573)
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| 1861 | Sarah and her two children died at her parents house. | Greensill, Sarah Jane (I3444)
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| 1862 | Sarah Coles was a Kitchen Maid in the 1881 Census at Mancetter Lodge RG11 - 3057 Folio 118 | Coles, Sarah (I2612)
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| 1863 | See Also The Notes of George Howell _________________________________ From " Register of Felons 1793 - 1809 " Call No : D(W) 1723/4 Staffordshire County Records Office ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------ Lent Assizes 1802 Stafford No. 70 Hannah Hill age 19 Committed Feb 17 by Rev. W Maden; received 20 March 1802 Charged with on suspicion of privately stealing 21 yards of printed calico from the shop of Richard Friggleton a draper of Wolverhampton. Found Guilty of Stealing (Not Privately) To be transported for seven years. Behavior was orderly Discharged: See No. 296 Convict Register N.B. Piggot's 1818 Directory lists a William Fregleton Linen and Wollen Draper at 17, High Street, Wolverhampton ********************************************************************** ***************** Hannah was transported for 7 years arriving in Austalia on the Experiment on 26 April 1804 ********************************************************************** ******************** There are a number of sites on the internet incorrectly claiming that Hannah was the daughter of William Asbury and Sarah Stretton born 30 August 1772 in Longdon by Lichfield Staffordshire. This does not tie in with her correct age (19 in 1802) but possible if we take the age quoted on death/ Burial. Also the marriage entry at Wolverhampton to Elisha Hill is Hannah Eastbury. I have never seen Asbury, a common name in the Wolverhampton area, written in the Registers as Eastbury. Hannah was illiterate as was Elisha and the Witness Charlotte Bishton. The clerk, William Meready also a witness, almost certainly filled in the register and he was a local of long standing. Hannah was more likely an Essley from Wednesfield, the registers are currently being examined. ********************************************************************** ********************* | Eastbury, Hannah (I3064)
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| 1864 | See Banns, This marriage probably did not take place. | Family: Frederick Bouldstridge / Mary Sewell (F2440)
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| 1865 | See Benjamin Simcox for Census details of this family. | Price, William (I5462)
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| 1866 | See Joseph Tonks / Ann Gent bastardyt Order 1826 ************************************************************** 1841 Census Warton (Polesworth) William Ghent 55 Sawyer Y Catherine Ghent 55 Y Thomas Ghent 13 Y William Poole 6 Y *********************************************** 1861 Census Polesworth Thomas Ghent Head 34 Coal Miner Ruth " Wife 35 James " Son 8 Enoch " Son 5 Ellen " Dau 3 George " Son 2 Anne " Dau 5 months ***************************************** 1871 Bridge Street Polesworth Thomas Ghent Head 34 widower Coal Miner James " Son 18 Enoch " Son 15 Ellen " Dau 13 George " Son 12 Anne " Dau 10 Bertha " Dau 8 ************************************************* | Ghent, Thomas (I3299)
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| 1867 | See Mother for 1901 Census Details **************************************** In 1911 Census living with Aunt Ada Annie (Money in Erdington) Same house as his mothers | Bostridge, Charles Henry (I1553)
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| 1868 | See Notes of John Hough (1750 - 1830) - Ann Tonks ****************************************************** 1841 Census Ratcliffe Culey Folio 5 Tonks Joseph 30 Y Tonks Elizabeth 30 N Tonks George 3 Y ************************************************************* 1851 Census, Ratcliffe Culey Atherstone; HO/107/2064Folio:203 Joseph TONKS Head 46 M Ag Lab Ratcliffe Culey-LEC Elizabeth TONKS Wife 45 F--- Atherstone-WAR George TONKS SON 13 M Plough Boy Ratcliffe Culey-LEC Joseph TONKS SON 9 M Scholar Ratcliffe Culey-LEC ****************************************************************** 1861 Census Ratcliffe Culey RG9/2192 Folio 67 Joseph Tonks head 54 Labourer b. Ratcliffe Elizabeth " Wife 55 b. Bentley; WAR George " Son 23 b. Ratcliffe ******************************************************** | Tonks, Joseph (I6426)
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| 1869 | See Notes regarding discharge | Bouldstridge, Walter Edward (I1692)
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| 1870 | See Notes son John for reasons for putting John here. Where were George and Sarah from 1792 - 1800? They did not appear to be at Newton Regis Was John Georges Natural Child ? | Barfield, George (I341)
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| 1871 | Seems to have married on the same day as her Father James's second marriage | Family: Frederick Stevenson / Elizabeth Bolstridge (F346)
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| 1872 | Seems to have married on the same day as his Daughter Elizabeth | Family: James Boulstridge / Maria Robotham (F1733)
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| 1873 | Servant on Robert Staffords Farm | Davis, William (I2826)
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| 1874 | Servant to Arthur C Moody Theatrical Manager 6 Windsor Avenue Blythe BOLSBRIDGE, Alice Single F 21 1890 Servant Bedlington Northd | Bolstridge, Alice (I637)
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| 1875 | Servant to William Avery of 115 Gough road | Gardner, Lavinia (I8342)
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| 1876 | Settlement Examination carried out at Ratcliffe Culey 3 May 1862 Abandoned by Husband at Liverpool daughter of John Masser and Jane formerly Allsop who were married 16 May 1837 in Ratcliffe Culey. John Masser was the son of George Masser who died in 1831 and Sarah his wife who is still alive. ********************************************************************** Settlement Examination 3 Mar 1862 Peterborough Married to Alfred Wheeler in Liverpool over two years ago, She was abandoned some 12 months since. He was said to come from Dublin. ********************************************************************** * | Masser, Sarah (I4734)
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| 1877 | Shalstone House Shalstone Bucks To Eliza Fitzgerald Lady of the Manor Sarah Gulliver Servant 18 Laundry Maide b. Hethe OXF ********************************************************************** *8 | Gulliver, Sally (I3611)
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| 1878 | Sharp Mossop arrived in Ellis Island on 12 March 1909 travelling Steerage from Liverpool on the Mauretania. Listed as 21 An Engineer from Workington Travelling to Bridgeport Connecticut. The section where he was travelling too has been altered. Originally it was to " Friend Edward Duffield 368 Lennox Avenue Bridgeport CT " this was crodssed out and " Uncle Jno A Mossop " entered without an address. ********************************************************************** ********* 1920 US census Fairfield Connecticut ???Newman Place ??? Mossop Charles Head 32 b. England Arrived 1909 Truckman General NB I am assured this is Sharpe Mossop !!!!!! " Aileen Wife 30 b. England Arrived 19 " Maud Dau 9 b. Connecticut " Marie Dau 7 " " Alice Dau 3 " " Charles Son 3mths " Duffield Anna Widow 62 b. England ********************************************************************** * 1930 US Census Bridgeport Fairfield CT 155 Brooklawn Ave House Value $8,000 Mossop Sharpe Head 42 b. England President of Trucking Company " Elizabeth Wife 41 b. England " Maude L Dau 19 b. CT " Elizabeth H Dau 16 b. CT " Alice E Dau 13 b. CT Both parents listed as entering US 1907 This must be the same family Indexed by Ancestry.com as Franke Mossop Wife should Aileen, Elizabeth H = Marie, Alice E ? age 15? ********************************************************************** ********** | Mossop, Sharp (I4926)
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| 1879 | She was listed as a companion on the SS Montcalm Travelling from Canada to Liverpool Address Stated West House, Buxton, Debys | Boulstridge, Rebecca (I1940)
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| 1880 | Short Service Record Abstract Samuel Procter West Riding Regiment no 13041 Born Colne Lancs Age 21 Years 9 Months Occupation Platelayer Resided at 23 Duxbury Street Earby for at least 3 years Samuel Signed on 11 Sept 1914 He was discharged after 3 months as being unlikely to make a good soldier due to "General Debility" - usually means not strong enough Address at Discharge 23, Duxbury Street Earby Lane Next of Kin father Preston Procter Royal Oak Cottage Barrowford. Physical Characteristics Height 5' 3.5" Weight 140 lbs Chest 34 expansion 2 Complexion Light Eyes Blue Hair Light Religion CofE ********************************************************************** ******* | Procter, Samuel (I5498)
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| 1881 | Shown as Divorced in 1920 Census See Notes Father | Bolstridge, George William (I936)
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| 1882 | Source Medium: Ancestry.com From Various Sources - Not yet checked | Source (S49)
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| 1883 | Source Medium: Ancestry.com | Source (S638)
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| 1884 | Source Medium: Ancestry.com This database is an index to approximately 884,000 individuals who were married in Ontario, Canada between 1858 and 1899. Each entry includes the names of each spouse, the marriage date, the marriage county, and for marriages recorded between 1858 and July 1869, the age and residence of each spouse, the birthplace of each spouse, and the names of both spouses? parents | Source (S386)
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| 1885 | Source Medium: Book All Saints | Source (S521)
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| 1886 | Source Medium: Book Atherstone Registration District 11 Jan 1843 Ratcliffe Culey Hannah Bolstridge age 83 Widow of James Labourer died of debilty and old age registered by Jane X Lakin present at death on 12 Jan 1843 | Source (S160)
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| 1887 | Source Medium: Book Call no to be checked | Source (S458)
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| 1888 | Source Medium: Book Checked on site | Source (S355)
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| 1889 | Source Medium: Book Copies of relevant pedigrees held | Source (S640)
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| 1890 | Source Medium: Book Copies of relevant pedigrees held | Source (S641)
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| 1891 | Source Medium: Book Copies of Relevant pedigrees on file | Source (S639)
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| 1892 | Source Medium: Book Handwritten Bound Document Rotherby 1561 - 1668 excluding commenwealth period South Croxton to 1770 Includes Marriages not in Phillemore | Source (S444)
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| 1893 | Source Medium: Book History and Description | Source (S629)
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| 1894 | Source Medium: Book I have a personal copy of Original Manuscript | Source (S448)
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| 1895 | Source Medium: Book Index entries without Printouts ID is Chargeable Page | Source (S43)
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| 1896 | Source Medium: Book Index of Marriage Bonds Licences and Allegations in the Leic County Records Office | Source (S280)
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| 1897 | Source Medium: Book Original Register damaged by fire. Transcript does not indicate signing for marriages. | Source (S505)
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| 1898 | Source Medium: Book Pallot's Index to Marriages is essential for researchers with London ancestry, as it covers all but two of the 103 parishes in the old City of London. The dates span the time from 1780 to the onset of General Registration in 1837. The more than 1.7 million marriage entries come mainly from London and Middlesex, but also include entries from 2500 parishes in 38 counties outside of London--many not available in other sources. Also included are several records from counties in Wales. With indexing beginning in 1813, several of the registers transcribed in Pallot's index no longer exist, having been destroyed or lost. | Source (S390)
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| 1899 | Source Medium: Book Photo copies of register in file (ommitted from fiche) | Source (S467)
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| 1900 | Source Medium: Book The first Kelly's Directory was devoted to London and appeared in 1799. In later years the company's publications gradually extended to cover the whole of Great Britain, county by county, with extra editions devoted to major towns, providing not only a description of each location and its major historical events, architectural features, agriculture and geology, but also a list of the 'Commercial Residents'. | Source (S189)
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