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Philip Hipkiss - Wolverhampton, West Midlands Area.

andyhipkiss — 2009-11-26 18:41:38Z

I am trying to find anyone who may know anything about these people.

Philip J Hipkiss (Born 1952, Died 1994?)

Patricia Ann(e) Hipkiss (Nee, Kirkland)

Maureen A Hipkiss (Nee, Poulton)

In particular I am trying to trace my paternal father (PJ Hipkiss) or any of his family. According to searches he may have died in 1994.

He lived in and around Bilston and Wolverhampton for most of his life. His second marriage looks to have been registered in Wrekin, so he may have moved over that way.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Andy

Re: Adderley from the Gnosall area of Staffs

gehdina — 2009-11-26 18:17:16Z

Hello Glenys,
Are you tracing the Adderley Surname?
Is your Dad's Surname Adderley?
What are the Surnames of the other members that you mention?
For example, your Mother's maiden name, your Grandfather's wife on your Dad and Mum's side-their maiden names?
Do you have and dates/ages (birth, marriage/death dates etc)?
What location were they born/ lived in?
If you can provide a few more details I will take a look through my own records for you.
Regards
Ed

Re: Adderley from the Gnosall area of Staffs

gjworth — 2009-11-26 17:08:42Z

Hi my name is Glenys.My dads family are are from Gnosall area.Ihave just started looking into the familyas we no nothing about them.my dads name was Harry his mother was Lucy
her mother Esther.

Re: Thomas RHEAD born Stanley 1835

js680 — 2009-11-26 16:26:58Z

Are you still looking for information about Thomas Rhead ? He was actually born Thomas READE Stanley Moss, Endon. Christened Endon 11 Feb 1838 Endon, Staffs - the son of John Reade b. 1810 and Martha Findler. John Reade was indeed the last child of George and Margaret Reade (nee Pointon), christened 14 August 1810 in Horton, Staffs, and he was a flint miller at Stanley Forge, Bagnall, Staffs.

Margaret Pointon 1764 - 1828 was my ggg aunt and I can give you lots more information if you are interested. Contact me at: joansalmon150@msn.com

Regards - Joan

Re: elizabeth ann THOMAS born 1864 tipton

pamwatson126 — 2009-11-22 19:52:38Z

Hello Carole
Elizabeth Ann Thomas was my Great Grand mother she married William George Coxon. If i can help i will.
Please use my email address pam.mg5@btinternet.com
Best Wishes
Pam

Re: elizabeth ann THOMAS born 1864 tipton

dbthomas168 — 2009-11-22 19:30:01Z

Hi, we are also looking for the Thomas family.My husband, David, is Ebenezer's great grandson. Still tip toeing round David, and Mary Ann's parents but could give info up to present date and would be much obliged if you could help us too!
Regards Carole Thomas

Re: Samuel Lowe- Rowley Regis

MicheleRiley97 — 2009-11-22 00:19:33Z

Hello,

I'm researching a different Samuel Lowe, who was born in 1806 in Rowley Regis and christened at St. Martin's in Birmingham. He was a nailor, and also lived in St. Martin's Parish, Birmingham later in life. I believe he was the son of Josh and Nancy Lowe.

Hope this helps.

Samuel LOWE - Rowley Regis

SBritt22 — 2009-11-22 00:17:05Z

Looking for the parents of Samuel Lowe b.1813 Rowley - Regis. He married Ellen (?) from Halesowen. They were living in St Andrews Parish, Dudley Dist. in 1861.

Re: Jane LARGE b. 1839 Wolverhampton

MadSox65 — 2009-11-18 19:18:50Z

Selina Mullard Brockhurst married John Shotton in the Cannock district between Oct-Dec 1907. Link to record below (if it works!).

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=0&db=f...

Re: Sedgley parish records for DOWNES and CLARK(E)

kizzyben — 2009-11-18 16:17:34Z

No problem.
If I can be of further help let me know.

Regards
Chris

Re: Jane LARGE b. 1839 Wolverhampton

2009-11-18 15:18:11Z

Hi Chris, Jane was my Great GrandAunt, in other words my Great Grandmothers sister. Here is the info i have on Jane please correct any of my mistakes. Jane married James Brockhurst october 15 1866 in Breewood, children were Elizabeth, James, Jane, George and Annie.
James was born circa 1830 in Breewood and his fathers name was William. That is all the info i have on Jane and James. I do however have more info on the Large family if you need it.
Christine

Re: Jane LARGE b. 1839 Wolverhampton

RALGRIFFITHS — 2009-11-18 15:17:47Z

Hi Wendy regarding Selinas marriage to John Shotton do you have anything to corroborate this as I cannot find a thing on it I wanted to tie up the loose ends as it were.

Regards

Ray Griffiths email-RALGriffiths@sky.com

Re: Jane LARGE b. 1839 Wolverhampton

MadSox65 — 2009-11-18 15:17:25Z

Hi Chris,

Not sure if you are looking for further information. This is a follow up to the message that Christine put on.

Jane Large married James Brockhurst but he was born at Keele not Brewood. He was one of 3 sons, Charles and John being the other two.

Jane and James had five children all born in Brewood - Elizabeth (born 1868), James (1870), Jane (1872), George (1875) and Annie (1878).

James's father was William Brockhurst and his mother was Jane Smith.

Charles married and had three children (as far as I have been able to find out) - James (Brewood 1851), Ann (1852 Wolverhampton) and Jonah (1867 Bloxwich).

John married Sarah Wright and had three children - Ruth Elizabeth (1858 - Brewood), Edward (1859) and Ann Eliza (1861 - married James Bethell).

Edward married Selina Mullard and had seven children: William (Brinsford 1885), Edward (Coven 1888), John (Coven 1890), Lily Selina (Coven 1891), Samuel George (Bushbury 1893), Albert Edward (Bushbury 1894) and Frederick J (born Bushbury 1896 - killed in action Ypres July 1917 - memorial on Menin Gate). Selina remarried after Edward's death (John Shotton).

Hope this information helps.

Wendy

Jane LARGE b. 1839 Wolverhampton

CollieHo — 2009-11-18 15:15:41Z

I`m researching LARGE. My gt-grandma was Jane Large b. 1839 Wolverhampton dau. of Samuel Large, then dec. She marr. 1866 James Brockhurst of Brewood at St. Mary`s, Brewood. Lived there most of life. Jane was literate, unusual for those days.

Re: STEVENS born 1842 maybe in Whittington/Fisherwick Staffordshire

christine_alford — 2009-11-18 15:14:59Z

Thanks....I do have this information to go on and the 1901 census even though the 1881 census says he was born in Shropshre, the 1901 census says he was born in Staffordshire
so i thought i would post to both lists in the hopes of finding where he actually was born and who his parents were

STEVENS born 1842 maybe in Whittington/Fisherwick Staffordshire

christine_alford — 2009-11-18 15:14:06Z

Looking for any info on Henry Stevens born 1842 maybe in Whittington/Fisherwick Staffordshire fathers name was John, he married Selina Large in Wolverhampton and his children were Sarah, William Henry, and Samuel.
Anyone searching for the same family, or have any info on the above person?

Re: MacKILLOP and BAKER - Cannock, Staffs.

sheilatt — 2009-11-16 22:22:42Z

Sorry for the delay Craig - not enough hours in the day !

24 April 1916
James Henry Baker 27 Bachelor ..... Repairer Cannock
Father James Philip Baker Occupation Colliery overman
Alice Maud Lomax 19 Spinster Cannock
Father John Lomax Occupation Wharfman
Witnesses: John Lomax & Ethel Annie Baker

James' occupation could be Waggon Repairer but it's only a guess as the letters aren't joined properly - it looks like 6 letters the middle 2 being most likely the same and the final ones look like 'on'.

25 December 1909
William Edward Sgeldon 42 Widower Miner East Street, Bridgtown
Father Edward Sheldon dec'd Occupation Ironworker
Emma Allen 23 Spinster East Street, Bridgtown
Father Edward Allen dec'd Occupation Miner
Witnesses: George Amos Beaman & Sarah Beaman

Regards
Sheila

Re: CLEMPSON family in Bilston, Sedgeley and Wolverhampton

Northwest01 — 2009-11-15 16:47:46Z

I am interested in the Clempson family. In my tree I have an Ann Clempson that married John Dickinson in Staffordshire. Ann is the daughter of Samuel Clempson and Sarah Simmons, m. abt 1851.
I can go back another generation or so.
Can anyone shed any more light on this family.
All that I can find so far is in the Warwickshire, Staffordshire etc area.
Thank you
KARON

Re: Sedgley parish records for DOWNES and CLARK(E)

Debbie_Bozkurt — 2009-11-13 19:18:04Z

Thank you Chris,

You have put a lot of hard work into this, I have copied this to word and I will see what I can work out.

If Joseph was the son baptised in 1815 he was about 9 which is not unheard of. I am still trying to find a likely candidate for his father which I think is Joseph born in about 1760 not in Staffordshire. I have a few candidates, shame either Miner don't have wills or Joseph who died in 1847 could have a least lasted until 1851 age 91 when I might have worked out where he was born.

Again thank you very much for all your help

Kind regards

Debs

Re: Sedgley parish records for DOWNES and CLARK(E)

kizzyben — 2009-11-13 18:34:49Z

I have just had a look at the Deaths and think that Sarah Clarke died aged 65 in Dudley (6c 85) (Jan Feb Mar 1877).
I can see the Downes on the census, strange they are not showing up in the parish records yet ??

Chris

Re: Sedgley parish records for DOWNES and CLARK(E)

kizzyben — 2009-11-13 18:23:28Z

Hi,
I started with All Saints Church (Sedgley Parish church) between 1800 and 1819 and could not find any of the people you mentioned. I did find the following, which may or maynot be of use.
14/7/1807 Phillip s of Edward and Anne Clarke, Ettingshall,
25/12/1811 Edward s of Edward and Elizabeth Clarke
2/5/1813 Edward s of Edward and Ann Clarke, Ettingshall,
2/1/1814 Ann d of Issac and Mary Clarke, Coseley
3/7/1814 William s of Benjamin and Eleanor Clarke, U Gornal.
26/3/1815 Samuel s of John and Lydia Clarke, L Gornal.
16/4/1815 Richard s of William and Charity Clarke, Gornal Wd
14/1/1816 Mary d of Issac and Mary Clarke, Coseley
14/4/1816 Sarah Clarke d of William and Elizabeth, Woodsetton.
21/4/1816 Sarah d of William and Charity Clarke, L Gornal
8/9/1816 John s of Banjamin and Eleanor Clarke. Up Gornal
14/7/1819 John s of John and Lydia Clarke, Lower Gornal
14/7/1819 Mary d of John and Lydia Clarke, Lower Gornal
11/1/1818 Charity d of William and Charity Clarke. L Gornal
8/2/1818 Esther d of Joseph and Sarah Clarke, Coseley
10/5/1818 Benjamin s of Issac and Mary Clarke, Coseley
18/7/1818 Mary Hickman d of Joseph and Rebecca Clarke, UG
18/7/1818 Edwin Samuel s of Joseph and Rececca Clarke, UG
27/9/1818 Elizabeth d of William and Elizabeth Clarke, Ettingshall.
11/10/1818 Hannah d of Jonah and Mary Clarke, Ettingshall
21/3/1819 Mary Ann d of John and Lydia Clarke, Lower Gornal.

I check the All Saints marriage register between 1830 and 1835 and found 4 Clarkes, not of whom was Joseph.
Emmanuel Clarke and Sarah Holly Marr. 14/4/1833
Francis Clark and Sarah Rupert Marr 24/8/1833
John Clarke and Sarah Haynes Marr 1/6/1834
Henry Clarke and Sarah Parker Marr 18/8/1835

I did not see any Down Downs or Downes.

I checked through the Upper Gornal and Lower Gornal church records, but did not find anything.

I also checked the Sedgley Roman Catholic registers, but to no avail.

Next best bet was Dudley Churches.
So I tried St. Thomas, Dudley, Worcestershire 1830 - 1835 and found:
Marriage: Joseph Clark of this Parish, Bachelor and Sarah Downs of this Parish, Spinster were married by Banns on 28th April 1834.
Both put an X mark (Indicating they could not write).
The Witnesses were Thomas Allen (he was on all records, so presumably a church clerk etc. ) and the other witness was Joseph Downes.

I then checked St. Thomas Baptisms from 1806 to December 1812 and did not find any Downes at all. There wer a few Clarkes, but no Joseph Clarke.
There were also no Downes in the Index to Baptisms 1813 to 1816 - so they would appear not to be attending this church then.

Eventually found:
Joseph s of Joseph and Hannah Clarke Baptised 11th June 1815. Dudley. Miner.

No Downs found in St. Thomas Baptisms 1813 - 1816.
The only Downs I found was Ann d of Jonas and Elizabeth Downs, Miner, Dudley. Bap 18/7/1819.

So it looks like we have Josephs Marriage to Sarah, and Josephs Baptism. But the Downes are proving very difficult to find. It is not a very common name in this area, so unless you have any more clues for them, I am not sure where to go next.

Hope this lot helps you, but would be please to try again if you need more help for the Sedgley/Dudley areas.

Regards
Chris

Re: Walsall Sericemen WW1 and WW2

rottensocks — 2009-11-13 10:05:30Z

Do you have any info on Privates Mathew Septimus Walker Nos
15413 of the south staffs regiment and his brother Robert Walker Nos 15415 of the south staffs regiment.
Many Thanks Robert

Re: Sedgley parish records for DOWNES and CLARK(E)

kizzyben — 2009-11-12 11:40:52Z

Hi,
Do you know whether it was All Saints Church (Parish church) or another one. Any other info you have will be helpful, as Sedgley parish can cover Sedgley, Gornal upper and lower, Coseley, and other parts as well.

Regards
Chris

Re: Walsall Sericemen WW1 and WW2

peterallcote — 2009-11-12 10:48:33Z

HI, I hope you can help i am trying to find info on my wifes grandad he was a bomber pilot ithink during ww2 his name i think was william, william degg any info you can give or were i can research his service in the war would be great thanks

Re: MacKILLOP and BAKER - Cannock, Staffs.

cgsheldon — 2009-11-11 16:25:55Z

Hello again Sheila,

If its not too much trouble, could you please look up the following names in the St. Luke registers; I believe they are also relatives of mine:

- James H. Baker married Alice M. Lomax in 1916, according to the StaffordshireBMD.org.uk, Ref: C1CL/8/412

- William E. Sheldon married Emma Allen in 1909, Ref: C1CL/7/146

Thank you again for your time,
Craig

Re: MacKILLOP and BAKER - Cannock, Staffs.

cgsheldon — 2009-11-11 10:30:14Z

Hello Sheila,

Thank you very much for posting that information.

Regards,
Craig

Re: MacKILLOP and BAKER - Cannock, Staffs.

sheilatt — 2009-11-11 00:01:05Z

Hallo Craig

I have copy fiches of St Lukes registers and the details of the marriage are as follows:
23 December 1918
Douglas Mackillop 27 Bachelor 2nd Lieut Dublin Fusiliers
From Rusholme Father James Mackillop Occupation Ex soldier
Ethel Annie Baker 22 Spinster
From Cannock Father James Baker Occupation Colliery under manager
Witnesses: William Edward Baker and Minnie Cooper

You can order a copy from Stafford Record Office - the reference is Fiche D5636/1/1/17 Entry No 184

Regards Sheila

Re: John Freeman & William Herbert Freeman: Wolverhampton

ELLinSpain — 2009-11-10 21:27:12Z

1881
Name: William Freeman
unmarried
Age: 19
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1862
Gender: Male
Where born: England
Civil parish: St Helier
County/Island: Jersey
Country: Channel Islands
Street Address: "Fort Regent Brrcks Hosp Mltry Prisn & Mar Qtr"
Occupation: Private 2nd Batt 12th Regt
Registration district: Jersey
Sub-registration district: G
ED, institution, or vessel: Fort Regent Barracks 1

Re: Walsall Sericemen WW1 and WW2

MichaelStanley666 — 2009-11-08 18:53:25Z

Hello Leanne. Thanks for the offer. How would I get access to Boer War military records? My G-Grandfather served in South Africa from 1901-1903. Family History indicates that he was decorated. He was from Bloxwich and served with the 38th South Staffordshire Regiment. Any advice would be priceless. Mike Stanley Petoskey, Michigan. 373armor@mail.com. His name was James William Stanley born 11 Mar 1878. Regimental # 6979.

Re: Walsall Sericemen WW1 and WW2

rkid2005 — 2009-11-08 16:08:02Z

Hi

Wondered if you had any info on a W H Smith he was in the Royal Field Arillery, 29th Division. Ammunition Col. and was killed in action on 17th July 1917 near Ypres.

thanks chris

MacKILLOP and BAKER - Cannock, Staffs.

cgsheldon — 2009-11-08 15:58:41Z

Hello,

I'm trying to determine if the Ethel Anne Baker who married Douglas MacKillop is the same as my cousin, Ethel Annie Baker.

My cousin Ethel Annie Baker was born c.1896, Cannock, Staffordshire (Source: 1901 Census), daughter of James Philip Baker and Isabel Sheldon.

I have now found that StaffordshireBMD.org.uk have a record for an Ethel A. Baker marrying a Douglas MacKillop in 1918 in St. Luke's Church, Cannock (REF: C1CL/9/184).

Further, the 1961 "Who was who: a companion to Who's who" (Google Book Search, http://tinyurl.com/yda8uou) mentions Douglas MacKillop, (born 12 May 1891, son of James MacKillop of Greenlaw, Berwickshire), as marrying an Ethel Anne Baker in 1919. She is also stated to have died in 1931.

An Ethel A. Mackillop, aged 35, died in Reigate in 1932, according to FreeBMD.org.uk; the date of death corresponds with the known date of birth for my cousin Ethel Annie Baker.

Can anyone confirm if these Ethels are in fact the same person?

Thank you for any assistance you might be able to provide,
Craig Sheldon

Re: FOX family in staffordshire

LindaRhead — 2009-11-06 16:17:16Z

He was still living at the time of the 1901 census age 40, living with wife Eliz and 4 children, however I have found a death for John Fox, June 1901, age 40 in Stoke-on-Trent.
GRO REF: John Fox:Stoke T: Volume 6b: Page 120.

Hope this helps,

Linda

Re: Tividale and Bilston residents

Biffybear — 2009-11-06 16:16:04Z

Hello Rose and Sharon

My mother's maiden name was Peakman. I am descended from Samuel Peakman (b1791) marriage to Ann Cheatham in 1851.
I am struggling to find John Edward Peakman 1865 in my copious notes, I thought he was there, could you point me in the right direction please

Regards

Linda

Re: Barrett and Summerfield at Hednesford and Wimblebury abt 1900

victoria_eagle — 2009-11-06 16:11:49Z

Hi, I've done a lot of recearch since 2002.

Here is what I have about Thomas Russell Sommerfield
born on 7/11/1857 in Dudley, Worcs

Married to Sarah Prince (1857) 11/03/1877 in Rowley regis, Staffs

Siblings:
Louisa (1859), Eliza (1860), Charles(1865)

Parents:
Job Summerfield (1829-1906) and Mary Russell (c1829)

All this info you can find in cencus

BARRETT and SUMMERFIELD at Hednesford and Wimblebury abt 1900

creativeengrave — 2009-11-06 16:08:54Z

My great grandparents Isaac (AKA Ike) Barrett and Annie Marie summerfield married at St Peters Church in 1901. He was 25 and she 22. His father was Benjamin Barrett and her father was Thomas summerfield. My grandmother was Lillian Barrett whom married a man and became Lillian Masters. She had a sister, Eida, who lived in Cannock for most of her life. All the named males were miners. Can anyone help me trace this back further? I would like to know of/hear from any descendants of the above.

A.Miller

Re: BAGOT,BAGGOT, BAGGOTT - tour of Blithfield Hall & St leonards Admaston, Rugeley,Staffordshire 7th Sept. 2008

roysmith991 — 2009-11-06 16:06:41Z

Hi there, I too am descended from the Bagots and would be interested in exchanging information; Frances Bagot (born abt 1597) was my 9th Great-Grandmother. She married Thomas Broughton of Brougton Hall in Staffordshire.

Re: Sedgley parish records for DOWNES and CLARK(E)

kizzyben — 2009-11-06 16:04:32Z

Hi, if you get no other offers, I shall be back at home from Devon next week. I live across the road from Dudley Archives and could have a look in the parish records for you.

Regards
Chris

Sedgley parish records for DOWNES and CLARK(E)

Debbie_Bozkurt — 2009-11-06 16:03:50Z

Hi There

Can anyone help me, I am looking for a couple of birth records and a marriage from Sedgley. Although quite well represented on the IGI there appears to be some gaps as I have noticed there are some member contributions for the years when they should be IGI entries, the people I am looking for seem to fall through the gaps. If anyone has access or knows of the following families please could you help me, these are my Uncle Joe Yeardleys many grandparents:

1. Marriage of Joseph Clark(e) to a Sarah possible Downes around 1830-1835 time (son Isaac born in 1834 Sedgley)

2. Birth of Joseph Clark (e) about 1814 (according to census - very stable age throughout years)

3. Birth of a Joseph Downes, John Downes and Sarah Downes about 1800 - 1816 ish. Joseph Downes and John Downes c) 1806 ish mark and Sarah possibly towards the 1814 mark.

Any help appreciated or even where I could purchase records.

Re: Whitings in Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire

michaeldavies45 — 2009-11-06 16:01:55Z

According to FreeBMD, James F was born in 1923 and his mother's maiden name was Peers. There is a marriage for a James F Whiting and an Emily Peers in 1913 in Stoke on Trent so these may be his parents. I believe James and Annie were married in 1944 in Greater London. (Volume number 6b page 402)

WHITING in Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire

sunnyflower1974 — 2009-11-06 16:00:43Z

Hi,

I have just started researching my fathers side of my family and already I am drawing a blank. I don't know anything about the family other than my grandfather is James Frederick Whiting (born 1923) and he married Annie Pearce. That is it. I have been struggling to find any records for their marriage deaths, or his military records.

Any suggestions?

Re: STOKE ON TRENT FAMILIES

sunnyflower1974 — 2009-11-05 21:34:05Z

My mother and father lived on Shearer Street in Shelton in the early 1970's. There was a Toft family who's back gate was opposite ours. I was born there in 1974 and my younger brother in 1976. My mum can't remember the names of the parents but the children were: John, Alan, Sandra, Irene and the youngest was Nigel. My mother actually named my youngest brother Nigel after him. Nigel Toft used to come over to play with me as a baby. One of the son's went into the Armed Forces (Navy?) and one of the sons also made my mum a bookcase that we took to Norfolk with us when we moved down there.

My mum bumped into Mrs Toft years later in Hanley market, at the time she had had an accident with her knee and she was walking with a stick, unfortunately we haven't seen her since.

I don't know if any of this is relevant to you but if it is I hope it helps.

Re: Whitings in Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire

sunnyflower1974 — 2009-11-05 19:22:46Z

Thank you so much for that. I don't have nay contact with my birth father and so don't know anything about his side of the family, and this has given me another place to look from. Again, thank you.

Re: Sedgley parish records for DOWNES and CLARK(E)

Debbie_Bozkurt — 2009-11-04 23:16:02Z

That would be so very kind of you, I have had no other offers to-date.

I have just received in the post the marriage certificates just confirming that the Downes and Clarkes I asked about are the right lines (been working off the census and index before), shame they didn't bring the GRO registrations in until 1837 would have made life easier!

I live in the Outer Hebrides so not sure I can return the favour, though I have got a lot of information on Jewish research and if that fails there is always some Stornoway Chocolate or Smoked Salmon.

Again thank you for the kind offer

Regards

Debs

Re: Whitings in Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire

michaeldavies45 — 2009-11-03 19:49:53Z

The registration district 6b is for Staffordshire not Greater London so the record I read had a mistake. The marriage may have been in Stoke on Trent. Sorry for the confusion.

Re: Barrett and Summerfield at Hednesford and Wimblebury abt 1900

victoria_eagle — 2009-11-03 09:24:41Z

That's from new census! Wow, thank you!!!

Re: Barrett and Summerfield at Hednesford and Wimblebury abt 1900

ELLinSpain — 2009-11-02 19:12:09Z

1911
BARRATT, Isaac Married 34 1877 Coal Miner hewer born Wimblebury Staffs

BARRATT, Ann Maria Married 10 years 32 1879 Chadmoor Staffs

BARRATT, Lilly Daughter 9 1902 Wimblebury Staffs

BARRATT, Marrion Daughter 7 1904 Wimblebury Staffs

BARRATT, Lawson Son 6 1905 Wimblebury Staffs

BARRATT, R Dorothy Daughter 4 1907 Wimblebury Staffs

HARBY, William Boarder Single 24 1887 Coal Miner hewer Wimblebury Staffs

Address:
Arthur St Wimblebury, cannock

Re: Barrett and Summerfield at Hednesford and Wimblebury abt 1900

summerfield23 — 2009-11-01 14:25:38Z

Sir

I am interested in Summerfield families from the Dudley / Walsall / Sutton Coldfield area.
Do you have any further info on your Thomas Summerfield i.e. brothers / sisters ?

Re: FOX family in staffordshire

junegoodman28 — 2009-10-30 13:37:00Z

I am looking fo the death records of john fox born 1861 armitage staffordshiremarried elizabeth griffiths 1886 lived burslem they had four children thomas elizabeth millicent & john john the father died about 1900's elizabeth later married mr. leigh 1908.they later lived gilman stok-on-trent staffofdshire.any help please

help tracing FOX family in staffordshire

2009-10-30 13:36:38Z

does any body know of the FOX family.they resided in staffordshire uk from possibly 1400s but definately from 1800.

Re: Tividale and Bilston residents

bacton47 — 2009-10-28 13:48:50Z

I know that you posted this query a long time ago but Joseph Edward Peakman and Alice were my great grandparents. They had several sons the first John (known) as Jack and then Joseph Edward (my grandfather) then Hector who died aged 2. There was another brother known as William but I have no information on him. I have more information which may be relevant.

Rose