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Does anyone have burial records for Drayton in Hales 1827? Looking for further info on Tho's Gad buried 15 July 1827 at Drayton in Hales. In 1827 would there be anymore information or only what I've given?
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Hi
There is a little more info from a popular BI, assuming he is yours:
15 July 1827 Thomas Gad aged 60y, Market Drayton, St Mary, bur.
Hope this helps a little.
Regards
Geoff
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Thanks Geoff,
Now I know age & where buried I can chase a bit further. If you have come across my posts for Thomas you will notice he was married in 1823 so that would have made him about 56 yrs when married Elizabeth Banks. He had a child, James born 1824. Maybe late marrying, but could explain not being able to find on census being that age. Following a few leads Banks side so maybe have luck there. Thanks again as you know any little info is helpful in looking elsewhere.
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Hi
The names Gad(d)/Banks rings a bell, without checking my notes I'm sure I've come across them before.
If you haven't got his full birth details...
Source, Moreton Say PR:
1 Mar 1767 Thomas s. of John & Alice Gad, bap.
Regards
Geoff
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Thanks Geoff, no I don't have birth details of Thomas. I will follow your source and see where it leads me. Thanks very much.
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ANDREWS, William died 1834 Drayton in Hales. I would be greatful for any information.
Pen4
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Hi Pen4 and welcome
If you let the forum know what info you need, we will try to help.
Regards
Geoff
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ANDREWS, William died 1834. Any burial records available would be appreciated.
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Hi Andy
Had a quick look on a Popular Burial Index (1834):
9 Jan 1834 William Andrews aged 44, Market Drayton, bur.
15 Jan 1834 William Andrews aged 69, Rushbury, St Peter, bur.
24 Mar 1834 William Andrews aged 21, Kemberton, St John the Baptist, bur.
I haven't checked out the feasibility of any of these yet.
Regards
Geoff
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Many thanks. I think the first William Andrews is the correct one. Do you know how I can get a photo of headstone?
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Hi Pen4
By the way apologies for calling you, Andy in an earlier post (a senior moment).
Unless you know anyone in the area to get a photo, it may not be that easy. Though there are some avenues open to you:
http://billiongraves.com/
http://www.gravestonephotos.com/public/findfamily.php?name=Shropshire
Regards
Geoff