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On Friday I am going to the Shropshire Archives to do some family research, and while I am there I will be willing to do some look ups for any Rootschatters.
Obviously, I will do the look ups on a "first come, first served" basis, so please let me have as much detail as possible. Could I please ask that you keep your requests to one per person to make it fair.
I hope I will be able to help you :)
Jan
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Hi Jan
Sorry this is a bit vague. I've (finally) traced my Gx5 Grandfather's birth to parents William & Hannah Lloyd in Montford Bridge - bap. 2 Dec 1798. Known siblings 2 brothers John born 1794 & William 1796.
I had great trouble finding Richard on the Census and finally tracked him down living in Birmingham on the 1841 & 51 Census.
I'm trying to find his parents on the 1841 census (a long shot) but I'm not sure if he moved to Birmingham with his parents and siblings or just with his own family, leaving his parents and siblings in Montford.
I have a suspicion that his parents may have died between 1812 & 1841 and so to help narrow the search down, if a burial register exists for Montford Bridge between 1812 & 1841 is it possible to look for a burial of a William & a Hannah Lloyd?
They were married in 1791 so I suspect they were born c1770 - probably born in Montford area.
If there's not too many, any other information on other Lloyd burials recorded in Montford Bridge would also be appreciated.
Hope you don't mind - if any of this doesn't make sense feel free to drop me a PM :)
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Hello Jan:
Could you possible look up a marriage record for me? I am looking for the marriage of Charles Hotchkiss and Charlotte Downes.
Information from free bdm site:
Marriage Dec. 1857
Charles Hotchkiss
Charlotte Downes
I really need to know the name of Charles Hotchkiss' father.
Thank you very much for taking the time to do this. I really appreciate it.
Cheers
Anne
Canada
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Hello Jan, thank you for the potential offer. We have a family tale of a daughter of Andrew and Annie Lloyd of the parish of Llanyblodwel who drowned at an early age. There are too many young girl deaths to buy certificates but this is a prime candidate as she fits in a space in the run of other known children and the next child Dec-1891 was called Nellie.
1891 Mar Oswestry 6a 531 LLOYD Nellie (5)
On 5th April 1891 the family, but no Nellie, were at Lynclys Hill so we would expect a burial to be at St Micheal Llanyblodwel before 5th April 1891.
Many thanks if you have the time.
Mark
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NigelG
According to the Shropshire Archives holdings lists there isn't a burial register for Montford for the period you are asking.
I will mention it anyway when I go, just in case.
Jan
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Please note that I've had to change the day of my visit to the Shropshire Archives from this Friday until the following one - 3rd March (not 31st Feb coz there aint one ;D ;D) My Mum has double-booked so can't have my son for me this Friday.
Sorry everyone - just hope you don't mind waiting another week.
Jan
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NigelG
According to the Shropshire Archives holdings lists there isn't a burial register for Montford for the period you are asking.
I will mention it anyway when I go, just in case.
Jan
Ah Montford is Litchfield Diocese - curious that they don't hold those records considering Montford is on Shrewsbury's doorstep!
If you could ask just in case that would be much appreciated. :)
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Jan:
No problem. I really appreciate you taking the time to help.
Looking forward to hearing from you later on.
Cheers
Anne
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Hello,
Looking for a Shropshire marriage of Maria Millichamp
between 1851 & 1861.
In 1851 she lived in the Bitterley area.
Thanks,
Hinton
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Could you please have a look at the burials for Little Wenlock and find the details of two records for Martha Jones, there should be one for 1858 and another in 1863.
Thank you
Lee
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Hi Jan, have just seen your very kind offer and was please wondering if you could help me out at all. I have just discovered my Shropshire ancestry and have found I have Green's from Market Drayton in my familytree, this is what I have managed to find out so far on the IGI. Sarah Green baptised 21 April 1765 father Richard Green (my direct ancestor) and also Mary Green baptised 22 August 1755 and John Green baptised 3rd June 1761, both father Richard Green and all baptised in Market Drayton. Would be very happy if you could lookup these baptism entries and any others for the same parents and also possible parent's marriage, anything for me to go on really.
Very grateful for any help you can give me.
Anna
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Hi Jan
What a kind thought to help us with our research.
If you do get a chance I would appreciate a look up for
William Owen b. c1782/3 in Loppington
His birth in the parish records, parent's names, anything that would be useful!
He later went on to marry Frances (?) Green.
Thank you very much.
Best wishes
Erika :-*
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I do like the idea of 31st February ;D
Not enough days in the week as it is, and to invent 3 more for feb is brilliant ..... ;D ;D ;D
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Hi Jan,
I would really appreciate it if you could look up the marriage of my gg-grandparents Evan PRYCE and Rebecca DAVIS in Alberbury on 25 Jul 1827.
I'm hoping it will give their parent's names. addresses, witnesses, and the name of the church - fingers crossed!
Thank you for your kind offer.
Arkay
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Thanks very much for the offer.
Any chance of looking for a marriage between Thomas Growcott and Dorothy? about 1800 probably in the Telford area? The family seem to have moved around the Lawley Bank, Little Wenlock area. I have found a marriage of a Thomas Grocott to Dorothy Jones on the IGI but it seems to be too early.
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Please note that I've had to change the day of my visit to the Shropshire Archives from this Friday until the following one. My Mum has double-booked so can't have my son for me this Friday.
Jan
But of course you had to rebook. ;D
There is no 31st day of February!! :P
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Oh my god :-[ :-[ :-[ :-[ Am I thick or what!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(http://www.websmileys.com/sm/crazy/114.gif)
Time to dig that hole and jump in I think ;D
It's still next Friday anyway, whatever the right date is!!!!!...... ummm 3rd March ;D :D
Jan(http://www.websmileys.com/sm/crazy/1087.gif)
I HAVE AMENDED THE HEADING OF MY FIRST POST TO SHOW 3RD MARCH. SORRY FOR THE CONFUSION EVERYONE (I WAS JUST CHECKING YOU WERE ALL AWAKE ;D)
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And I didnt read your full posting to know you already knew. Sorry. :(
Suitably chastised. :P
BD
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No apology needed BD - I only did the amendment after reading your post ;D ;D ;D I think I was having one of my blonde moments :-[
Jan :-[
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Hi Jan.
I'm not sure if you have anymore room for another lookup but I'd be eternally grateful if you could squeeze another request in. It's a settlement examination for William Hodgkiss of Stapleton dated 5 November 1779.The reference number is P268/L/8/20 which you give the archivist and with which they may take a while to find. I hope this is not too much for you to fit into your busy day and thank you kindly for your helpful nature
Best Wishes.
Steffy.
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Could you please look up the marriage of Hannah Yapp for me .She was born 21st December 1845 at Hucklement, Lydbury North. In 1871 she was working in the Vicerage, Bishopscastle. She married John Groom, he was born 1850 at Arleston, Wellington. In 1871 he was a Tailors Cutter in lodgeings in Birmingham. I believe they got married in the early part of the 1870s In 1881 Census they were married with family and living at 123 Wallsall Road, Falling Heath.
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hello Jan
no requests,I just thought that I would wish you luck as it appears that you are going to be very busy.
s.g.d.
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Thank you very much s.g.d. :D
I'm really looking forward to it - and, of course, I do have a couple of look ups of my own to do too!!!!
Jan
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Eric
Here's the marriage record for Hannah & John from the BMD Index:
June Quarter 1874
Hannah Yapp
District: Clun
Volume: 6a
Page: 1103
John Groom is listed on the same page.
A copy of the certificate can be obtained from the GRO for £7.
Jan
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Many thanks. That certanly was promt reply it brought a smile to my face.
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That's good to hear Eric :D
Jan ;)
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Hello Jan:
Could you possible look up a marriage record for me? I am looking for the marriage of Charles Hotchkiss and Charlotte Downes.
Information from free bdm site:
Marriage Dec. 1857
Charles Hotchkiss
Charlotte Downes
I really need to know the name of Charles Hotchkiss' father.
Thank you very much for taking the time to do this. I really appreciate it.
Cheers
Anne
Canada
Hi Anne
Could you let me know where the marriage took place please? It will make my search a bit quicker, and I really want to do as many of these look ups as I can. Don't want to disappoint anyone ;)
Jan :D
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Ok everyone, it's the night before so no more requests now thank you. I think I have more than enough to keep me occupied tomorrow!!!!!
I hope I can find what you are all seeking.......if I run out of time and don't manage to do everyone's look up I will be going to the Archives again another day.
Wish me luck!!!!!!!
Jan :D
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Hello Jan:
Sorry I have not got back to you sooner. Sorry about not putting the marriage place down.
According to the free bmd site the district is Shrewsbury. So it could be St. Chad or St. Mary.
This are a bit upside down here right now. as My husband went in hospital to have a kidney stone removed and ended up having his kidney removed!! The good news is that he is going along and he will be home on Sunday.
Cheers.
Anne
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I'm back from my day at the Archives, and what a wonderful day I have had. It's a great place, and I was successful with my own look ups.
I've been quite successful with all your look ups too and will post everyone's information separately so it will be easier for you to follow ;)
Firstly AnneMc
Sorry I have not got back to you sooner. Sorry about not putting the marriage place down.
According to the free bmd site the district is Shrewsbury. So it could be St. Chad or St. Mary.
Unfortunately Anne I didn't see this post until tonight!!!!!! but I've made a copy of your info and will take it with me when I return to the Archives, hopefully next Friday. I'm quite addicted to the place :D
Jan
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Lee72
Could you please have a look at the burials for Little Wenlock and find the details of two records for Martha Jones, there should be one for 1858 and another in 1863.
Thank you
Lee
Martha Jones (No: 1034)
Abode: Dawley Green
Buried: Sept 26th 1858
Age: 77 years
Martha Jones (No: 1174)
Abode: Spout Lane, Leighton Parish
Buried: Oct 16th 1863
Age 87
Jan
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ARKAY
Hi Jan,
I would really appreciate it if you could look up the marriage of my gg-grandparents Evan PRYCE and Rebecca DAVIS in Alberbury on 25 Jul 1827.
I'm hoping it will give their parent's names. addresses, witnesses, and the name of the church - fingers crossed!
Thank you for your kind offer.
Arkay
Details from Alberbury Parish Register:
Evan Pryce and Rebecca Davies were married in this Church by Banns on the 25th day of July 1827 by me William Thornes, Vicar
The mark X of Evan Pryce
The mark X of Rebecca Davies
Witnesses: John Davis
John Rogers
There are no details of either sets of parents, and no addresses either :(
Jan
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Hi Jan,
Am currently researching my daughter-in-laws maternal family side and would appreciate details of both their dob's and parents, if possible of ,- Thomas HINDLEY c. 1805 and Eleanor DUNNING whom he married 29 Sep 1890 in Wellington, both surnames appear to be long standing families of Wellington.
Would be very grateful for any details whatsoever.
Many thanks in advance for your generous offer.
George.
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BISMARK
Hello Jan, thank you for the potential offer. We have a family tale of a daughter of Andrew and Annie Lloyd of the parish of Llanyblodwel who drowned at an early age. There are too many young girl deaths to buy certificates but this is a prime candidate as she fits in a space in the run of other known children and the next child Dec-1891 was called Nellie.
1891 Mar Oswestry 6a 531 LLOYD Nellie (5)
On 5th April 1891 the family, but no Nellie, were at Lynclys Hill so we would expect a burial to be at St Micheal Llanyblodwel before 5th April 1891.
Many thanks if you have the time.
Mark
Nellie Lloyd
Abode: Llynclys
Burial: February 7th 1891
Age: 5
Jan
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Hi Jan,
Am currently researching my daughter-in-laws maternal family side and would appreciate details of both their dob's and parents, if possible of ,- Thomas HINDLEY c. 1805 and Eleanor DUNNING whom he married 29 Sep 1890 in Wellington, both surnames appear to be long standing families of Wellington.
Would be very grateful for any details whatsoever.
Many thanks in advance for your generous offer.
George.
George
You've missed my visit today!!!!!!
I'll have a look for you next time I go.
Jan
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KENA
Hi Jan, have just seen your very kind offer and was please wondering if you could help me out at all. I have just discovered my Shropshire ancestry and have found I have Green's from Market Drayton in my familytree, this is what I have managed to find out so far on the IGI. Sarah Green baptised 21 April 1765 father Richard Green (my direct ancestor) and also Mary Green baptised 22 August 1755 and John Green baptised 3rd June 1761, both father Richard Green and all baptised in Market Drayton. Would be very happy if you could lookup these baptism entries and any others for the same parents and also possible parent's marriage, anything for me to go on really.
Very grateful for any help you can give me.
Anna
I checked the baptism registers for Market Drayton (Drayton in Hales) and there is no extra information on them. Only the date, child's name, and father's name is there......nothing else :( What you found on the IGI is correct.
Jan
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ERIKA
Hi Jan
What a kind thought to help us with our research.
If you do get a chance I would appreciate a look up for
William Owen b. c1782/3 in Loppington
His birth in the parish records, parent's names, anything that would be useful!
He later went on to marry Frances (?) Green.
Thank you very much.
Best wishes
Erika :-*
Not good news for you I'm afraid :( The Loppington fiche was completely illegible. It was very very faint and I couldn't make out anything.
Sorry I couldn't help.
Jan
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ggrocott
Thanks very much for the offer.
Any chance of looking for a marriage between Thomas Growcott and Dorothy? about 1800 probably in the Telford area? The family seem to have moved around the Lawley Bank, Little Wenlock area. I have found a marriage of a Thomas Grocott to Dorothy Jones on the IGI but it seems to be too early.
Telford is a little vague for a look up as there are a number of parishes in the area - examples include Dawley, Madeley, Lawley, etc etc I had a quick look through Lawley Bank but as I only had a very vague year, I didn't have enough time to go through several years and parishes.
If you could find out some more definite information about this marriage then I would be more than happy to look again for you.
Sorry I couldn't find anything today.
Jan
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STEFFY[/color]
Hi Jan.
I'm not sure if you have anymore room for another lookup but I'd be eternally grateful if you could squeeze another request in. It's a settlement examination for William Hodgkiss of Stapleton dated 5 November 1779.The reference number is P268/L/8/20 which you give the archivist and with which they may take a while to find. I hope this is not too much for you to fit into your busy day and thank you kindly for your helpful nature
Best Wishes.
Steffy.
I gave the archivist the Settlement reference number and was advised that I can view the original document in the Readers Room (apparently it's not classed as fragile!). I have to apply for a Reader's ticket to do this so will do this next time I go - hopefully next Friday.
Jan
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ERIKA
Hi Jan
What a kind thought to help us with our research.
If you do get a chance I would appreciate a look up for
William Owen b. c1782/3 in Loppington
His birth in the parish records, parent's names, anything that would be useful!
He later went on to marry Frances (?) Green.
Thank you very much.
Best wishes
Erika :-*
Not good news for you I'm afraid :( The Loppington fiche was completely illegible. It was very very faint and I couldn't make out anything.
Sorry I couldn't help.
Jan
For ERIKA
a William Owen was listed as a cabinet maker in Wem High Street,in 1828.
a Wm. Owen was also a parish clerk.
as Loppington is only 3 or 4 miles from Wem it might be worth looking into.
s.g.d.
for Lloydy
you are a little angel to go to so much trouble,I hope that you are treating yourself to a little drink,you certainly have earned it.
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Hi Jan, Thanks very much for looking for me anyway, have got an idea of where Richard died so might have to start looking for a will or grave or both to try and get further back with him.
Thanks again
Anna
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HINTON
Hello,
Looking for a Shropshire marriage of Maria Millichamp
between 1851 & 1861.
In 1851 she lived in the Bitterley area.
Thanks,
Hinton
This was difficult to look up because of the lack of parish. For a 10 year span there is a large amount of fiche to look through.
I have had a look on FreeBMD and there are several Millichamp's marrying in Shropshire, several in the Ludlow district.
Do have any other information? The name of the groom?
Jan
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for Lloydy
you are a little angel to go to so much trouble,I hope that you are treating yourself to a little drink,you certainly have earned it
Thank you s.g.d. I did enjoy myself and can't wait to go back :D It gives me pleasure to be able to help others.
Jan
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Hi Jan,
Thank you so much for looking up my Evan and Rebecca Pryce's marriage in Alberbury. I have a small query, though. Was Rebecca's name DAVIES or DAVIS? Do you remember? Since one of the witnesses was john Davis, I wondered if he was a relative or not. Too bad they don't give any info on the parents, isn't it?
Could I possibly ask for another look-up the next time you go? Rebecca Davis / Davies was born in Criggion (near Alberbury) about 1805 (she died in Nov 1887 at age 82). I thought she might have been christened in Alberbury, but I've checked the IGI and there's nothing on her birth there. So if there are any parish records for a church in Criggion, would you be able to check for me when you have the time?
I really appreciate your help - thanks again!
Arkay
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Hi Arkay
Rebecca was definitely DAVIES, and the witness John was DAVIS.
Remember that neither of them could read or write so Rebecca wouldn't have been able to check the spelling!! It's only what the Vicar has written.
I have added your second query to my list for my next visit.
Jan
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NIGELG
Hi Jan
Sorry this is a bit vague. I've (finally) traced my Gx5 Grandfather's birth to parents William & Hannah Lloyd in Montford Bridge - bap. 2 Dec 1798. Known siblings 2 brothers John born 1794 & William 1796.
I had great trouble finding Richard on the Census and finally tracked him down living in Birmingham on the 1841 & 51 Census.
I'm trying to find his parents on the 1841 census (a long shot) but I'm not sure if he moved to Birmingham with his parents and siblings or just with his own family, leaving his parents and siblings in Montford.
I have a suspicion that his parents may have died between 1812 & 1841 and so to help narrow the search down, if a burial register exists for Montford Bridge between 1812 & 1841 is it possible to look for a burial of a William & a Hannah Lloyd?
They were married in 1791 so I suspect they were born c1770 - probably born in Montford area.
If there's not too many, any other information on other Lloyd burials recorded in Montford Bridge would also be appreciated.
Hope you don't mind - if any of this doesn't make sense feel free to drop me a PM :)
There was burials for Montford afterall!! Sorry for the confusion.
Unfortunately, I could't find William or Hannah but there are a large number of films to look through and I didn't have time to check every single one.
I did start to look for other Lloyd burials in Montford and I was surprised to find loads. Too many for me to take details and type here!!!!!!
If you can find out some more information - perhaps narrow down the burial years - I would be more than happy to check again for you.
After using a Reader for a few hours the eyesight starts failing ;D
Jan
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hi jan
thank you for all your help
and i look forward to hearing off you next week
take care
angie xxxxx
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Jan - many thanks for checking this for me.
Unfortunately I don't have any other dates than "..between 1812 & 1841.." which isn't much help at all really!
I'll have to do some more digging around and if I find out anything to narrow the dates down, I'll let you know, however, I am beginning to suspect they may have moved to Brum!
Great fun this eh!?
Thanks - you are a star! ;D
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Hi Jan
:'(
Many thanks for taking the trouble to look for me, even though you were unsuccessful. It was a very kind offer and I'm pleased you had good luck with other peoples requests.
Put your feet up now and give your brain a little rest!!
Thank you s. g. d for finding what you did. I shall certainly try to follow that up.
Love
Erika
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Hi again Jan,
It would appear that I must have had one of those so called 'Senior Moments'. :o When I saw the reply in my mail box this morning I had another look at my calendar and guess what - I have missed three whole days hence my gross dating error. Sorry about that, have duly updated my calendar and look forward to hearing from you - 8) - whenever .
Many thanks once again.
George.
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Ok Jan,
Thank you for taking the time and trouble to help us out.I am very grateful.
Best Wishes
Steffy.
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I'm so glad that I have been able to help some of you with your research. It's given me great pleasure knowing that I have been successful (well, with some of the requests anyway).
When I know for definite when I can go the to Archives again I will start a new thread......so watch this Board.
Jan
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Jan thank you so much for that
Regards
Mark
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Jan
Thanks very much for having a look for the info i requested.
Regards
Lee
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Thanks for looking and sorry I couldn't be more specific.
Gill
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Jan,
Hope your`e taking a well earned rest from that huge
task u undertook for us.
Thanks again,
Hinton
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Could I possibly ask for another look-up the next time you go? Rebecca Davis / Davies was born in Criggion (near Alberbury) about 1805 (she died in Nov 1887 at age 82). I thought she might have been christened in Alberbury, but I've checked the IGI and there's nothing on her birth there. So if there are any parish records for a church in Criggion, would you be able to check for me when you have the time?
I really appreciate your help - thanks again!
Arkay
Hiya Arkay
I have checked the parish registers and, firstly, can tell you that there are no parish registers for Criggion. Therefore, I checked Alberbury for baptisms from 1800 to 1810 but couldn't find any record for Rebecca Davis.
Sorry :'(
Jan
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I'm not sure if you have anymore room for another lookup but I'd be eternally grateful if you could squeeze another request in. It's a settlement examination for William Hodgkiss of Stapleton dated 5 November 1779.The reference number is P268/L/8/20 which you give the archivist and with which they may take a while to find. I hope this is not too much for you to fit into your busy day and thank you kindly for your helpful nature
Best Wishes.
Steffy.
Hi Steffy
I was very lucky enough to be able to view the ORIGINAL settlement examination WOW!!!! and this is what it said:
County of Salop
Examination of William Hodgkiss now resident in the parish of Church Stretton, county aforsd, Coalman who upon both faith, that he was born in the parish of Madeley in the sd County that he hath generally worked in the parish of Madeley aforesaid as a Coalman, that he never did any act or deed whereby to gain a settlement elsewhere that he is now of the age of twenty three years, a batchelor
At Frodesley taken, sworn to before me this fifteenth day of November 1779, Thos Edwards.
(Signed by W Hodgkiss in his own hand) Will Hodgkiss
Jan
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Hi Jan,
That is disappointing, but thanks very much for checking, anyway. However, my Rebecca was DAVIES, not Davis. Did you search under both surnames by any chance? If not, perhaps she might still be found on a future visit to the archives!
Forgive my persistence, but that's the name of this game, isn't it?
Cheers!
Arkay
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Hi Arkay
I searched by looking for the first name Rebecca, and there wasn't any ???
Are there any other registers you would like me to check?
Jan
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Not at the moment, thanks, Jan. Rebecca was born in Criggion, so I think Alberbury would be the closest place to check.
I read your post in the Common Room about your visit there. Glad you had fun - I'm so envious!!
Arkay
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Arkay
I will have another look for you, this one is bugging me!!! ;D
Jan
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Hi Arkay
I had another look through the Alberbury baptisms today, and even checked the films for 1791 - 1795 and 1796 - 1800, as well as the original 1800 through to 1812, and I still can't see her. In fact, the name Rebecca doesn't appear at all ???
Have you got any more ideas? :)
Jan
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Hi Jan,
I really appreciate your spending so much time looking for my gg-grandmother Rebecca Davies. Too bad she refuses to be found!
I haven't got a clue where to look now. Her son John Pryce, my g-grandfather, was married in Welshpool Independent Chapel, so perhaps there was an independent church in the Criggion area where she was baptized. I don't know where their records would be held, though.
She and Evan Pryce were married in 1827 in Alberbury parish church, but lived in Welshpool from 1828 on. She says she was born in Criggion, Salop on all the censuses except 1841, which just says born in county. Her 1887 death cert shows her age as 82.
Three of their children say they were also born in Criggion: Emma (1832), Elizabeth (1834) and Harriet (1838). The four others say Welshpool: William (1828), Eliza (1830), John (1835) and Philip (1844).
Anyway, many thanks once again. I hope she'll turn up eventually.
Arkay
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Hello again :)
I've been doing a bit of Googling and found the following:
http://www.cpat.demon.co.uk/projects/longer/churches/montgom/16677.htm
Church of St Michaels and All Angels, Criggion
http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/MGY/Crugion/index.html
Information about Criggion.
I have just checked the Alberbury list of microfilms held at the Shropshire Archives (just in case I missed any!! ), and I see that there is a "printed" set of general baptisms, marriages and deaths from 1564 - 1812. I will have a look at this next time I go.
Jan
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Hi Jan
I am so sorry in taking a while to reply to you in thanking you for looking at the settlement examination for William Hodgkiss.I've only just reread some of my posts,and I've just seen your reply.Many Thanks for looking for me,it would have been extra special if I could have seen the document and signature myself. Maybe one day!
Best Wishes
Steffy
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Dear Jan,
If you are still a visitor to Shropshire Archives, I wonder if you would investigate a JANE HAYWARD (HAYWOOD) at Montford Cemetery during 1814-1819.
In 1819, at "Montford Hill", were living her sister and her father, who were looking after her child John WOOD (born 24 Nov 1814).
My gratitude in advance,
Regards, Benjy :)
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Hello,
Looking for a Shropshire marriage of Maria Millichamp
between 1851 & 1861.
In 1851 she lived in the Bitterley area.
Thanks,
Hinton
Hi Hinton, your Maria may have gone to New Zealand unmarried, arrived 1858, with her mother Eliza Bray (nee Ick) who remarried to Benjamin Bray after Maria's father Edward Millichamp died about 1838. Does this sound like your Maria? If so, how are you linked?