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I have found a reference to Paul Mansfield, s. of Wiliam, victualler at Tutbury....he was apprenticed to Humphrey Shelley, of Birmingham buttonmaker in April 1782
There is also a connection between Tutbury and Birmingham in that Tutbury notes of "ex pats" show 1881 census shows Tutbury born Walter Shelley as a 9 year old in Birmingham, and also George Shelley as a 57 year old in Birmingham.
There are quite a few Shellys and Shelleys recorded at Tutbury.
I have also noted the children of Wm Mansfield and Elizabeth Harlow
Bryan

NO, not every family, this will lead to others....I have a disc which contains BMD, Census, burials, tirhes apprentices etc., This was done for Tutbury museum,and I obtained a copy from the compiler.
The 1600s to the mid 1950s are on the disc and it is quite comprehensive.
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I will work on the tree you sent, and will be in touch later

Bryan

Kings Standing is certailnly near to Tutbury, Anslow, Rolleston.....but it's not a placename on a map.....it was originally part of the Needwood forest, and the history books say that it is the

IManaged to get a few minutes spare so have been looking through the marriages, and there are a good few in Tutbury, I could send you a list, (would take a little time to transcribe)as an attachment to this forum, let me know if this would be useful.
A notable entry is "Thomas Mansfield, shoemaker b. Tutbury, son of Samuel married 24 1 1847 Sarah Mansfield, furrier of Clerkenwell, dau. of Paul, buttonmaker.   (cousins?)
Thomas and Sarah Mansfield were witnesses at the marriage of Boniface Langley, Tutbury Surgeon, to Maria Ballance daughter of an innkeeper, in May 1839 ( I understand that Langley was succeeded as a local Surgeon by Wolfenden, who was a friend's grandfather - they also owned the Dog and partridge in Tutbury, which is a fine historic Inn, as the Wolfendens came from Ireland, they may have purchased the Inn together with other rather grand property in Tutbury, including two properties in Monk Street.

There are two marriages into my wife's Woolley family, John Woolley to Mary Mansfield in 1851 and earlier, George Woolley to Elizabeth in 1776.

Regarding Chinns in Birmingham, Henry Chinn b.Derby went to the California Inn in Northridge.but Carl Chinn of TV history fame, nor I , could find any other links
Regards
Bryan

Happy Christmas
There is not any record of Sarah's baptism  in the Tutbury Parish, nearest match is a Sarah b.1733,  but i wonder if there is something at Hanbury, in view of the Vicar of Hanbury officiating at the wedding.....as you probably know Hanbury is a short distance from Tutbury.
I have had a quick look at the 1840 tithe records, and find that in 1840 Thomas Mansfield owned several houses in Monk Street (shown in 1841 census living at no.11 Monk Street.described as a shoemaker age 45, with wife Sarah aged 55).
He is also credited with houses in Church Street, and land by the "Hall and Yard"...I think that the Hall would be the Church Hall and the Yard the Churchyard.This is now built on and was a sizeable patch, apparently stretching from the Church to the Tutbury mill. The digitised record of the maps I have is not quite clear about the number of houses, unfortunately I wiil not be able to see the originals until Easter.
Hope this is useful information,
Regards
Bryan