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		England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Worcestershire => England => Worcestershire Lookup Requests => Topic started by: jeanburton on Wednesday 10 August 05 18:53 BST (UK) 
		
			
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				Would someone kindley look for info. Re:- William Banastre
 c 1665 at St Thomas Dudley. He married Mary Cotterill 1705 at St thomas.
 I believe his parents where Humphry and Mary
 
 Any help would be appreciated as I live in Scotland now and it is along way to travel
 Thanks Jean
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				I think I may be descended from this couple via their daughter Elizabeth. Can you tell me where you found this marriage?
			
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				FreeREG has;
 Marriage;
 09 Jun 1701, St Thomas, Dudley
 William BANNISTER to Mary COTTERILL
 William a Collier
 
 Bapts there also;
 JOHN 31 May 1702
 JOSEPH 19 Mar 1703/4
 Parents WILLIAM/MARY, Father a Collier
 All as BANNISTER
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 ELIZABETH Banister 06 Oct 1706, to William/Mary, Father a Glover**
 Other children with William as a Glover;
 MARY Banister  01 Jan 1708/9
 SARAH Banester 06 May 1711
 HANNAH Banister 30 May 1714
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 To William/Mary, all as Bannister
 ESTHER 08 Dec 1717
 JOHN 20 Mar 1719/20
 JOSEPH 03 Apr 1720
 SARAH 26 Mar 1722
 These all have no occp for William.
 
 Looks like 2 couples named William/Mary to me, unlikely a Collier would become a Glover.
 
 Also a Burial of EDWARD Banister, 10 Jan 1707/8 son of William
 
 Trish :)
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				William Banaster baptised 29 October 1665 Dudley, father Humphrey according to familysearch
			
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 HUMPHRY Banister bapt 20 Jan 1672/3 to HUMPHRY and MARGRETT
 8 children 1663-1684, most with Mother as Margaret/Magrett etc and some as Mary
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 Humphery BANISTER Buried 5 May 1710, occp Skinner
 
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 MARGRETT wife of Humphrey Banister buried 14 Jan 1677/8
 
 So he may have remarried to a Mary?
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				Thank you, I had looked on FreeReg but missed these for some reason.
 
 I am descended from Elizabeth so from William the Glover.
 
 I think it is William the Collier who probably married Mary Cotterill going by the dates of birth of the children (ie a year after the wedding), so Mary Cotterill could be a red herring as far as I am concerned.
 
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				I always search with the soundex on FreeREG as there are variations in surname spellings :)