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| 1751 | Newton Regis 1841 Census City Lea Newton William Stretton35Ag LabWAR Mary Stretton30Not in county Mary Stretton10WAR Enoch Stretton8WAR Hannah Stretton6WAR Harriet Stretton4WAR William Stretton2WAR Ann Stretton2mWAR ******************************************************************** Newton Regis HO/107/2013Folio:100 1851 Census LDS Transcript William STRETTON Head M 43MAg LabNewton Regis-WAR William STRETTON Son - 12MFarm BoyNewton Regis-WAR Ann STRETTON Daur - 10FScholarNewton Regis-WAR Joseph STRETTON Son - 7MScholarNewton Regis-WAR Job STRETTON Son - 5M---Newton Regis-WAR Henry WOODSonLM20MAg LabMeasham-DBY Sarah WOODDaurM23F---Newton Regis-WAR Hannah WOODGDau-2mF---Newton Regis-WAR (NB the 1851 census shows as Married although the LDS transcript shows him a widower. Mary his wife does not appear on the Warwickshire 1851 Census ********************************************************************** ************************ Newton Regis RG9 - 1969 Folio 70 1861 Census William Stretton Head M 55 Shepherd b. Newton Regis Mary Stretton Wife 53 Agricultural Work Woman b. Leicester ?Worthington? Hannah " Dau 26 Dom Servant b. Newton Regis David " Son 9 b. Newton Regis George " " 6 b. Newton Regis ********************************************************************** ******** 1871 Census Shuttington RG 10 - 2909 Folio 92 William Stretton Head 66 Ag Lab b. Newton Mary Stretton Wife 64 b. Coalorton LEI David Stretton Son 19 Coal Miner b. Newton Thomas Cope Grandson 18 Coal Miner b. Newton Louisa Stretton GrandDaughter 11 b. Newton ********************************************************************** ** | Stretton, William (I6104)
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| 1752 | Next Door were Richard and Clara Easley als from Wolverhamptoin | Jenks, Isaac James (I4382)
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| 1753 | No 1 | Gulliver, Margaret Linda Ann (I3583)
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| 1754 | No 10 | Bolstridge, John Robert (I1092)
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| 1755 | No 16 | Gulliver, Margaret Linda Ann (I3583)
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| 1756 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3846)
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| 1757 | No 183 | Arnold, Ann (I234)
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| 1758 | No 183 | Tonks, Abel (I6280)
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| 1759 | No 2 | Baldwin, Caroline (I293)
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| 1760 | No 26 | Gulliver, Abraham (I3491)
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| 1761 | No 26 | Hayes, Anne (I3799)
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| 1762 | No 30 | Neale, Emma (I4975)
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| 1763 | No 74 | Hill, Elisha (I3938)
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| 1764 | No 9 | Boulstridge, David William (I7915)
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| 1765 | No connection yet found to this family. Details of wife, Penelope's death found in burial register. | Bolstridge, Benjamin (I719)
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| 1766 | No marriage has yet been found possible a common law marriage | Family: John Francis / Maria Bostridge (F2496)
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| 1767 | No. 42 | Gulliver, David (I3508)
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| 1768 | No. 42 | Gulliver, Emma Elizabeth (I3527)
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| 1769 | No. 42 | Gulliver, Maria (I3585)
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| 1770 | No. 42 | Gulliver, Sarah Ann (I3617)
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| 1771 | No. 42 | Gulliver, William (I3643)
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| 1772 | No. 44 | Gulliver, George Henry (I3537)
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| 1773 | Norman Dudley listed this Samuel as a son of Samuel Bolstridge and Magaret Wood but this association is not correct. According to All Saints Bedworth burial Register, their son was buried in 1767. Sic "13 Feb 1767 Samuel son Samuel and Margaret Bolstridg buried " ********************************************************************** ************************ | Bolstridge, Unallocated Bedworth (I1462)
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| 1774 | Not found in 1911 Census wife maude with sister Gertrude Bolstridge | Hodges, Charles Albert (I7585)
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| 1775 | Note first 3 children born at Southam some 33 miles away. The Registers there have not yet been checked against the IGI to confirm Abel's occupation at that time. ********************************************************************** **** ******************************* 1881 Census Long Street Atherstone Abel TONKS M 45 M Mancetter, Warwick, England Rel: Head Occ: Packer Hat Manufactory Annie TONKS M 46 F Atherstone, Warwick, England Rel: Wife Occ: Hat Trimmer Annie Arnold TONKS U 17 F Southam, Warwick, England Rel: Daur Occ: Hat Trimmer Abel John C. TONKS 11 M Atherstone, Warwick, England Rel: Son Occ: Scholar ********************************************************************** ***** 1901 Census Long Street Atherstone RG13/ 2898 Folio 117 Abel Tonks HD 65 Hat Packer b. Mancetter Ann Tonks WF 66 b. Atherstone Ann Tonks Dau Single 37 Felt Hat Trimmer b. Southam ****************************************************************** | Tonks, Abel (I6280)
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| 1776 | Note four children of this marriage died | Family: Jessie George Shoemark / Ellen Baldwin (F2477)
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| 1777 | Note in both the 1841 - 1851 Census data siblings Benjamin, Richard and Joseph appear to be in Tipton ******************************************************************** 1841 Census Park Lane Tipton HO 107 - 982 Folio 40 Thomas Caswell 30 Labourer N Theodosha Caswell 25 N William Caswell 7 N Mary Ann Caswell 3 Y Thomas Weaver 25 Lodger N ************************************** 1851 Census Park Lane Tipton Thomas Caswell Hd 39 b. Tedstone HEF Labourer Mary Caswell Wf 40 b. Marden HEF William " Son17 b. Tedstone HEF Mary Ann " Dau11b. Tipton Sarah " " 8 " John " Son 6 " Eliza " Dau 4 " NB Theodotia using the name Mary although civil registration documents at this period use Theodotia ***************************************** 1861 Census Park Lane Tipton Thomas Caswell Hd 56 Labourer Mary Caswell Wf 51 Sarah Ann Caswell Dau 18 Eliza Caswell Dau 11 Damaged page place of birth unreadable ******************************************* 1871 Census 25, Park Lane Passage, Tipton Thomas Caswell Head 65 Labourer Mary " Wife 66 William " G Son 14 Miner Richard Atwell Lodger 57 unMar Labourer Thomas Sharrot " 40 " " NB Everyone on this page listed as born Tipton although many were not. ******************************************************** | Caswell, Thomas (I2430)
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| 1778 | Note Joseph has been put to these parents because of 1) there is a gap in the children at this point and 2) Joseph and Sarah never baptised a son Joseph or at least one has not been found | Barfield, Joseph (I356)
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| 1779 | Note Rosina was a Witness to the Marriage of Charles Boulstridge alias Wilkins and Sarah Chetwynd | Wilkins, Rosina (I7199)
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| 1780 | Note that Henry Lester Sarah's 3rd Husband was the widower of William Bolstridges sister Eliza | Family: Henry Lester / Sarah Elizabeth Meigh (F1519)
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| 1781 | Note that no GRO index has been found for this wedding. | Family: Thomas Allen / Ellen Marler (F1481)
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| 1782 | Note there are children from this marriage I have not included in the master database :- Benjamin Simcox b. Elizabeth Simcox b. c. 1843 Ann M Simcox b. c. 1850 ********************************* | Family: Benjamin Simcox / Elizabeth Skelding (F1794)
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| 1783 | Note William Ross a Witness Doro's Aunt Mary Jane Tonks married William Ross a Gardener who was, in the 1891 census, living at 18 Watling Street Cottages whereas her parents were at no. 14! | Family: William Hale / Dorothy Eliza Tonks (F1938)
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| 1784 | Nottingham Page ID 9490890 Albert Dean 35 born Nottingham Gasworks Lbr Mabel Dean 28 born Nottingham Lace Finisher Faith Dean 5 born Nottingham ******************************************************* | Dean, Albert (I2834)
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| 1785 | Nov 6 1859 By Banns In the Parish Church of Sheffield Joseph X Parkes 21 Bach Shingler of Park son Joseph Parkes Engine Tender = Elizabeth Simcox 17 Spin of Park Dau Benjamin Simcox Grocer Witnessed by James X Duffield and Selina Duffield | Source (S654)
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| 1786 | Nuneaton 6d 866 age 3 | Leese, Reginald W (I8817)
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| 1787 | Occupation 1911 tool fitter | Spencer, Arthur Harcourt (I8304)
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| 1788 | Occupation Carpenter, death entry in register reads " and a very good one too " . | Allen, Paul (I138)
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| 1789 | Oct 20 - Nov 12 1899 Banns were called between Richard COLES and Ann BOLSTRIDGE The Banns book states the marriage took place after calling the last Bann but no certificate is in the Marriage Register. Neither can there be found a corresponding GRO index | Coles, Richard (I2610)
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| 1790 | Of interest is the oldest memorial to survive in All Saints Churchyard, Ratcliffe Culey; LEI, lying to the South West of the Chancel, (that ground being considered in pre-reformation times as being the most holy), a small roughly incised slab of Sarah's Brother Joseph Viz:- Here Lyeth the Body of Joseph Cheatle Departed this life March ye 15th the year of our lord 1765 aged 22 Farwell my wife and child most dear I am not dead but sleeping here My life is spent my grave you see my loving wife mourn not for me . My mother and Sister too For now I have bid this world a dew as I am so you must be steay but awile and follow me ************************************************************** The Cheatle family were notable farmers at Bodymoor Heath close to the border with Lea Marston in the Parish of Kingsbury. There are numerous family memorials in the churchyard there. Today at Dosthill there is a building called Cheatle's Court and a farm at Bodymoor heath called Cheatle's Farm. ************************************************************** Mary the widow of Joseph Cheatle of Ratcliffe Culey in her will dated 1 Aug 1767 named her daughter Sarah as executrix and her main beneficiary including her messuage. after her death in Feb 1797 probate was granted 27 April 1797 to her daughter Sarah wife of John Tonks. | Cheatle, Sarah (I2477)
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| 1791 | Off Park Lane East | Price, Joseph (I5451)
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| 1792 | On 22 Nov 1907 Harry passed through New York from Liverpool on the Mauretania Harry Duffield 26 an Engineer Isabel his wife 26 and Maud 23 a Dressmaker. Travelling to Mr Noah Duffield Brookside CT. Isabel passed through alone in 1909 travelling to Bridgeport ********************************************************************** * 1920 Us Census Bridgeport, CT Lindley Street Duffield Harry Hd 36 Machinist Factory " Isabelle Wf 30 " Ruby Dau 15 Herbert Mary M/Law 66 Widow All Born England All Parents b. England All emmigrated 1905 ********************************************************** 1930 Us Census Bridgeport, Connecticut 368 Lennox Ave Rented House Duffield Harry Head 44 b. England Machinist Workshop " Isabel Wife 44 b. England (Both aged 20 at first marriage) " Ruby Dau 23 Single b. England Bookeeper All above 1907 immigration (differs from Previous Census) Both age at first marriage 20 ie 1906 Bray John Bro-in-law Married age 33 b. England of English parents Labourer Tool Shop Age 23 at first marriage Immigration 1910 ********************************************************************** ******** | Duffield, Harry (I2986)
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| 1793 | On Jan 14 1763 following Burial Entry :- A Child of Francis and Eliner Bolstridg | Bolstridge, Francis (I894)
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| 1794 | On the 17 July 1811 William 3 and Maud 3 Months (These ages or the date of the order are obviously incorrect) were removed from Shuttington WAR to Ratcliffe Culey after Joseph's death. William subsequently was a parish apprentice to John Jilliver a shoemaker at Polesworth returning to Ratcliffe to ply his trade. In 1841 Mary with daughter in law Jane (Sharrat) at Polesworth In 1851 Mary an annuitant was a Visitor to Elizabeth Worthington at Mancetter next door to her Nephew Thomas Tonks and his wife Mary Cooper the son of her husbands brother William. | Swaine, Mary (I6157)
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| 1795 | On the 27 June 1794 John Spencer was Examined as to his place of legal settlement at Clifton Campville He Stated he was 23 years old and born at Newton in the Thistle (Newton Regis). His last place of work that established a legal settlement was at Upton (Sibson Parish) Leicester where he was employed by Mr. Tabbener. A settlement certificate was issued by the Overseers at Upton, (John Glenn Churchwarden) on 22 Dec 1794 confirming that John 23 and Margaret 26 his wife and their issue had legal settlement at Upton. Staffs Record Office Call No 1059/3/2/23a and b The family stayed at Clifton until 1818, quite why they moved back there is unknown, no removal order has been found ********************************************************************** ********** 1841 Census Upton John Spencer70Ag LabYes (?) Ammy " 60Yes Samuel " 20 " Yes Philip " 17 " Yes George15 " Yes Elizabeth15 " Yes Ammy10 " Yes **************************************************** Please note that the Spencer family are not in my line. They were researched in an attempt to find the origins of the Parsons family of Upton with whom they had a close relationship. | Spencer, John (I5935)
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| 1796 | On the farm of Robert Watts, Crockwell in 1851 | Gulliver, Henry (I3549)
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| 1797 | On the Wedding entry we have William son Thomas Ribbon Weaver of Exhall. This is the only Thomas that can be Williams father in the area. | Bolstridge, William (I1513)
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| 1798 | Only 2 sheets of Joseph's WW1 soldier's records have survived. His medical enlistment record of 10 April 1917 states: Born Bedworth and was 25 and a felt hat trimmer by trade. Enlisted in the 4th Warwickshire Regiment His award sheet dated 22 Feb 1919 shows: He served 1 year and was injured in his left wrist for which he was awarded ?25 and ?2 -10s Annuity He was married on 27 Oct 1915 and had no children ********************************************************************** *************** | Bolstridge, Joseph (I1107)
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| 1799 | Other than the banns called at Exhall I can find no other evidence this marriage took place. Thomas is a widower in 1861 and Rhoda can't be found. ********************************************************************** ******************************* | Family: Thomas Bolstridge / Rhoda Hammersley (F1206)
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| 1800 | Out of work 1921 | Gulliver, Abraham (I3491)
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