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Staffordshire / Re: West Brom Gravestone Switcheroo
« on: Sunday 18 January 15 14:57 GMT (UK) »
OK. Thanks Paul.
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Staffordshire / Re: West Brom Gravestone Switcheroo
« on: Sunday 18 January 15 14:48 GMT (UK) »
Hi Paul
You say you have the MI's for Christ Church. Did you find them on line & if so could you send me the link please.
Regards
Dave
You say you have the MI's for Christ Church. Did you find them on line & if so could you send me the link please.
Regards
Dave
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Warwickshire / Re: Millership/Millichamp/Millichoppe/Millichap
« on: Sunday 11 January 15 13:12 GMT (UK) »
Hi Eric
Having looked at the record for Richard's birth it would appear that his parents are indeed John & Elizabeth Millership, recorded as Milwardship as you point out, however I can't reconcile them as Job & Elizabeth Lee. As you say Job & Elizabeth married in 1799 in Warwick, she from Bedworth & he from Warwick. For them to then move to Oldbury is indeed a possibility. What I find strange though is that after Thomas in 1800 there were no more children for 9 years then Richard 1809, Agnes 1811 & Sarah 1815 all born in Oldbury.
Thomas's parents are given as Job & Elizabeth Millichip & they were married as Job & Elizabeth Millerchip.
All 3 of the other children were baptised as Milwar(d)ship with parents John & Elizabeth.
I have found another marriage for a John Milliship & Elizabeth Barker in Edgbaston on 17 April 1808 & feel that this ties in better with the 3 later births but that is all, it "ties in better".
When you say that the Millerships are a fascinating family & puzzle many people they certainly puzzle me. I believe I have found the parents christian names now thanks to your help but am far from certain of who they actually were & therefore their own parents. What are your thoughts on the spanner I have just thrown in the works?
Regards
Dave
Having looked at the record for Richard's birth it would appear that his parents are indeed John & Elizabeth Millership, recorded as Milwardship as you point out, however I can't reconcile them as Job & Elizabeth Lee. As you say Job & Elizabeth married in 1799 in Warwick, she from Bedworth & he from Warwick. For them to then move to Oldbury is indeed a possibility. What I find strange though is that after Thomas in 1800 there were no more children for 9 years then Richard 1809, Agnes 1811 & Sarah 1815 all born in Oldbury.
Thomas's parents are given as Job & Elizabeth Millichip & they were married as Job & Elizabeth Millerchip.
All 3 of the other children were baptised as Milwar(d)ship with parents John & Elizabeth.
I have found another marriage for a John Milliship & Elizabeth Barker in Edgbaston on 17 April 1808 & feel that this ties in better with the 3 later births but that is all, it "ties in better".
When you say that the Millerships are a fascinating family & puzzle many people they certainly puzzle me. I believe I have found the parents christian names now thanks to your help but am far from certain of who they actually were & therefore their own parents. What are your thoughts on the spanner I have just thrown in the works?
Regards
Dave
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Warwickshire / Re: Millership/Millichamp/Millichoppe/Millichap
« on: Friday 02 January 15 22:52 GMT (UK) »
Hi Eric
Thank you for that. Try as I may I could not find that record even with the numerous spellings I tried. Any further that you have would also be gratefully appreciated.
Regards
Dave
ps A happy New Year to you & yours.
Thank you for that. Try as I may I could not find that record even with the numerous spellings I tried. Any further that you have would also be gratefully appreciated.
Regards
Dave
ps A happy New Year to you & yours.
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Warwickshire / Re: Millership/Millichamp/Millichoppe/Millichap
« on: Sunday 28 December 14 09:30 GMT (UK) »
Does anyone have any evidence regarding the parents of Richard Millership born around 1809 in Oldbury. He married Emma Smallman in 1834. I found a genealogy file on Family search giving his baptism on 3 September 1809 with parents John Millership & Elizabeth Lee. Obviously there was no evidence attached to verify this & I can't find that baptism on Family Search. Please help!
Dave
Dave
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Cumberland Lookup Requests / Re: Carlisle Look up
« on: Friday 11 January 13 14:21 GMT (UK) »
Hi
Sorry, didn't realise how big an area it covered. I will try to narrow it down somehow.
Dave
Sorry, didn't realise how big an area it covered. I will try to narrow it down somehow.
Dave
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Cumberland Lookup Requests / Carlisle Look up
« on: Friday 11 January 13 12:44 GMT (UK) »
Hi
Can anyone look up a marriage for me please. I don't know which church but it was Carlisle, Q1 1854 between Robert Ladyman & Annie Graham. I believe Robert was from Cockermouth & a widower whilst Annie came from Brigham. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Dave
Can anyone look up a marriage for me please. I don't know which church but it was Carlisle, Q1 1854 between Robert Ladyman & Annie Graham. I believe Robert was from Cockermouth & a widower whilst Annie came from Brigham. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Dave
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Monmouthshire Lookup Requests / Re: Birth look ups in Pontypool
« on: Monday 21 November 11 20:16 GMT (UK) »
Thanks very much for that. I will have a good look through these.
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Monmouthshire Lookup Requests / Re: Birth look ups in Pontypool
« on: Monday 21 November 11 19:26 GMT (UK) »
Yes I thought that but just wondered if local church records would give the same information.
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