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Staffordshire / Re: North Rd wolverhampton - electoral register 1940 help please
« on: Wednesday 10 March 21 10:46 GMT (UK)  »
My Mother went in that home before she had her baby. Her baby was born in New Cross Hospital in January 1954, she never said if she was there over the Christmas period only that her mother sent her there so not to disgrace the family, her father was ok with her staying at home in West Bromwich, but her mother wasn't. I don't know how long mother and Baby stayed together but her daughter was born on the 3/Jan/1954 and was registered on the 29/Jan/1954 by my mother so it must have been after then, think Mum told me 6 weeks she was with her. Mum's occupation was listed as Shop assistant (film equipment wholesalers)

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The Common Room / Re: Reasons for burials in unconsecrated ground
« on: Thursday 04 February 16 10:02 GMT (UK)  »
To add to this old message.... Have just come across a burial for my Great Grandfather who was Catholic and buried in unconsecrated ground in the municipal cemetery in 1937. It was a shared grave with five others including his wife, the others were of no relation. I was thinking it was because they couldn't afford the burial (funeral)

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Staffordshire / Re: Joseph Cartwright b1873 Willenhall?
« on: Tuesday 05 January 16 20:44 GMT (UK)  »
Hi yes that is what I have researched Martha Taylor married Edward Cartwright in 1853 he died in 1863 so Martha was a widow The jobber's were her grandparents. William Wootton was married to Sarah but there were no children from the marriage. Sarah died leaving William a widower. Henry Taylor is Martha's brother.Martha and William must have got together sometime and had Joseph. On Joseph's birth cert Martha states her name as Wootton formerly Taylor, all the pieces fit together that they were all related.
Thanks
Yvonne

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Staffordshire / Re: Joseph Cartwright b1873 Willenhall?
« on: Tuesday 05 January 16 10:07 GMT (UK)  »
Thought I would update you on this quest.

Well I have only this last week sent for the birth certificate of Joseph, and at first thought it might be the wrong one, then on closer inspection realised that it is the correct one.

Born: 18 August 1873, Newhall St, Willenhall   Name:JOSEPH Father: William Wootton Mother: Martha Wootton formerly TAYLOR  Fathers Occ: Locksmith Reg by Martha Wootton, Newhall St, Willenhall.

Martha's Husband Edward died in 1863, and I believe William Wootton was also a widower, I
cannot find a marriage between the two so presume there wasn't one. Martha died in 1879 when Joseph was 6, so after his father died he was passed around relatives. He ended up on the 1901 census with William J Cartwright who I now believe was his half brother. He married my Gt grandmother in the name of Joseph Cartwright, as I presume he took his mothers married name.

Am really hoping this is correct and not just fitting because I want it to.

Thanks for reading and helping

Yvonne

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Staffordshire / Re: Joseph Cartwright b1873 Willenhall?
« on: Tuesday 18 August 15 18:31 BST (UK)  »
Leah Cartwright was the second wife of Solomon they married in 1889 and had daughter Leah in 1890.
His first wife and mother of John James was Ann Tranter whom he married in 1875.

I have come to the conclusion there are two Joseph Wootton/Wooton's around at the same time one was basically from Wolverhampton, and one from Willenhall (which is the one I am after I believe) its just now trying to sort them out one born 1873, and one born 1874 according to census.

Thanks for your input much appreciated

Yvonne

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Staffordshire / Re: Joseph Cartwright b1873 Willenhall?
« on: Tuesday 18 August 15 13:56 BST (UK)  »
Thankyou all so much,

So I can assume that I am on the right track thinking that Joseph Wootton changed his name to Cartwright?

Would the next step be to find a birth registration for Joseph Wootton, and get birth certificate?

Yvonne

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Staffordshire / Joseph Cartwright b1873 Willenhall?
« on: Monday 17 August 15 14:14 BST (UK)  »
Hi,
Excuse me if I get I get this wrong as it is my first post.

I am looking for my elusive gt grandfather, his name was Joseph Cartwright and according to the 1911 census was born in Willenhall, Staffordshire. This is the only census I can find him in, he is on there with wife Elizabeth and daughter Gladys(my grandmother) along with two others.

On his marriage cert to Elizabeth(Lizzie) he states that his father is William Cartwright(locksmith journeyman). The only Joseph Cartwright I can find with a father William with the same occupation is on the 1901 but was born in 1893 so not this one.

But what caught my attention on the same 1901 census is that there is a boarder named Joseph Wootton, born in 1873, with the same occupation I have for my grandfather. I am probably being a bit far fetched here but could he have possible changed his name from Wootton to Cartwright? and how do I try and rule it out (or in).

This is a brick wall I have been trying to crack for a couple of years now, and any help would be much appreciated.

If anymore information is needed let me know.

Thankyou for reading
Yvonne


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The Common Room / Re: Criminal records
« on: Monday 12 March 12 21:46 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Bagpuss,
I will PM you my email address hope fully yhis is my 3rd message.

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The Common Room / Re: Criminal records
« on: Monday 12 March 12 21:02 GMT (UK)  »
Hi,
I will look forward to talking to you.

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