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Title: 1851/1861 census Wolstanton - ALDERSEA
Post by: linnet on Friday 25 February 05 14:17 GMT (UK)

Looking for:

Samuel ALDERSEA born 1846 Wolstanton
Father William ALDERSEA married Elizabeth GLOVER 4/8/1829 at Madeley.

Many thanks

Title: Re: 1851/1861 census Wolstanton - ALDERSEA
Post by: LeeW on Thursday 24 March 05 22:12 GMT (UK)

Hi

this is possibly the family in 1851 living at Roggin? Row, Wolstanton (ref HO107/2002/15):

Elizabeth Aldersea, head (wid), 43, b Wolstanton
? , son, 19, b Wolstanton
Mary, dau, 18, b Wolstanton
Martha, dau, 15, b Wolstanton
John, son, 11, b Wolstanton
Sarah?, dau, 10, b Wolstanton
William, son, 8, b Wolstanton
Margaret?, dau, dau, 4, b Wolstanton
Samuel, son, 5, b Wolstanton
Thomas, son, 3, b Wolstanton

Lee.

Title: Re: 1851/1861 census Wolstanton - ALDERSEA
Post by: linnet on Friday 25 March 05 15:59 GMT (UK)

Many thanks

Title: Re: 1851/1861 census Wolstanton - ALDERSEA
Post by: little blue on Friday 20 April 07 09:10 BST (UK)

HELLO there
i have a sarah ann aldersea married to thomas rowley, she was born around 1850 in burslem, is this any relation to you at all
Little Blue

Title: Re: 1851/1861 census Wolstanton - ALDERSEA
Post by: linnet on Friday 04 May 07 17:09 BST (UK)

Hi

Sorry for the delay in replying - it's been a long time since I checked this site. I haven't come across your Sarah yet but I am still researching the Alderseas

Regards

Linnet

Title: Re: 1851/1861 census Wolstanton - ALDERSEA
Post by: Pepsi62 on Friday 04 May 07 21:43 BST (UK)

I have a Martha Aldersea (also spelt Aldersey) born 1798 in Madeley, d. of Thomas and Mary.

There are a number of Alderseas in the Madeley and Betley registers in the early 1800's if you are going back that far.

Pepsi

Title: Re: 1851/1861 census Wolstanton - ALDERSEA
Post by: little blue on Saturday 05 May 07 13:11 BST (UK)

Thanks for replying, i dont really know anything more on her or her family, i think its correct as they seemed to get married about the right time for their ages etc ,
i will keep looking
Little Blue

Title: Re: 1851/1861 census Wolstanton - ALDERSEA
Post by: linnet on Saturday 05 May 07 15:43 BST (UK)

Hi both

I have a Samuel Aldersea born 1845 in Wolstanton and his father is William who married an Elizabeth Glover in Madeley in 1829. That is as far as I know at present and I haven't been able to find them on the 1841 census. Elizabeth appears to have been born in Wolstanton. The marriage in Madeley is the only connection I can come up with for my Alderseas

Regards

Linnet

Title: Re: 1851/1861 census Wolstanton - ALDERSEA
Post by: little blue on Saturday 05 May 07 17:07 BST (UK)

i will have a look to see if i have got anything census wise for my aldersea as i cant remember if i got copies while i was at the library , i remember looking for a family with a Sarah Ann in it but cant remember if i got a copy .
Little Blue

Title: Re: 1851/1861 census Wolstanton - ALDERSEA
Post by: zebelix on Sunday 20 September 20 09:22 BST (UK)

I know this is an old message trail but I am looking for Alderthea/Aldersey/Aldersea family records, I thought I would post my interest. My family were from Halesowen in the 1700s. I have John Alderthea (born around 1730) marrying Sarah Spencer in Halesowen 4 Mar 1760. They had many daughters but only two surviving sons. I will start looking at the Madeley area I think.