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Re: Surname interests around Dudley
« Reply #9 on: Wednesday 15 March 06 10:35 GMT (UK) »
Hello Denyse

I have quite a few Hamptons, Parkes, Gills, Hancocks/Hancox, and Graingers:

Family Group Record for Ann Gill
Wife: Ann Gill
Birth 1800 Dudley, Worcestershire
Death aft 1861
Husband: James Hampton
Birth 1791
Marr. 5 Jun 1814 St Thomas: Ann Gill
Father: James Hampton Mother: Mary Heathcock
1. Betsey Hampton
Birth 30 Dec 1815
2. Elijah Hampton
Birth 1817
3. James Hampton
Birth 30 Dec 1819
4. Thomas Hampton
Birth 6 Jan 1822
5. Esther Hampton
Birth 1824 Rowley Regis or Netherton
Marr. 13 Aug 1883 Bromsgrove Parish Church: James Attwood
Death Mar 1885
6. Mary Hampton
Birth 1828 Dudley, Worcestershire
Marr. 9 Feb 1851 St Thomas, Dudley, Worcestershire: Abraham Sidaway
Death aft 1881
7. Ann Hampton
Birth 1831 Dudley, Worcestershire
Death aft 1851
8. Sylvia Hampton
Birth 1834 Dudley, Worcestershire
Death aft 1851
9. John Hampton
Birth 11 Oct 1835 Dudley, Worcestershire
Death aft 1861
10. Joseph Gill Hampton
Birth 1839 Kingswinford
Death aft 1861
11. Elizabeth Hampton
Birth 1845 Rowley Regis, Staffordshire
Death aft 1851

GRO for death: Dd 6c 18 age 58
Marriage notes for Esther Hampton & James Attwood:
13.8.1883 Bromsgrove Parish Church
James Attwood 50 B waggoner Dodford Joseph (dec) labourer
Esther Hampton 49 S nailer '' James (dec) collier
banns witness James & Mary Male
only James Attwood signed

Family Group Record for William Hancocks
Husband: William Hancocks/Hancox
Birth 1722
Death 1777
Wife: Hannah Grainger
Birth 1721
Marr. William Hancocks
Death 1790
1. Sylvia Hancocks
Birth 1749
Marr. 7 Jun 1767 St Thomas, Dudley: James Hampton
Death 1818

Family Group Record for James Hampton
Husband: James Hampton
Birth 1745
Death 1818
Father: James Hampton Mother: Ann Parkes
Wife: Sylvia Hancocks
Birth 1749
Marr. 7 Jun 1767 St Thomas, Dudley: James Hampton
Death 1818
Father: William Hancocks Mother: Hannah Grainger
1. James Hampton
Birth 1770
Marr. 19 Dec 1790 Pedmore: Mary Heathcock
Death 1818
Burial 6 Oct 1818 St Thomas
2. Herbert Hampton
Birth 1772
3. Ann Hampton
Birth 1773
4. Sylvia Hampton
Birth 1775
Death 1776
Burial 31 Jul 1776
5. Sylvia Hampton
Birth 1777
6. Esther Hampton
Birth 16 May 1779 St Thomas, Dudley, Worcester, England
Marr. 12 Dec 1796 St Thomas, Dudley, Worcester, England: William Round
7. Phillis Hampton
Birth 1780
8. Daniel Hampton
Birth 1785
9. Mary Hampton
Birth 1785
Birth 1787
10. Jabez Hampton
Birth 1833

Sources for James Hampton:
Name:
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, International Genealogical Index (R). (Copyright (c) 1980, 2002, data as of February 23, 2006), NAME Family History Library, ADDR 35 N West Temple Street, CONT Salt Lake City, Utah 84150
USA.

Sources for Esther Hampton:
Name:
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, International Genealogical Index (R). (Copyright (c) 1980, 2002, data as of February 23, 2006), Film #: 456350, NAME Family History Library, ADDR 35 N West Temple Street, CONT Salt Lake City,
Utah 84150 USA.

Family Group Record for Mary Heathcock
Wife: Mary Heathcock
Husband: James Hampton
Birth 1770
Marr. 19 Dec 1790 Pedmore Mary Heathcock
Death 1818
Burial 6 Oct 1818 St Thomas
Father: James Hampton Mother: Sylvia Hancocks
1. James Hampton
Birth 1791
Marr. 5 Jun 1814 St Thomas Ann Gill
2. Susannah Hampton
Birth 1793
3. Joseph Hampton
Birth 1795
4. Herbert Hampton
Birth 1797
5. Sylvia Hampton
Birth 1799 Dudley, Worcestershire
Death aft 1871
6. David Hampton
Birth 1801
7. Elijah Hampton
Birth 1803 Dudley, Worcestershire
8. Enoch Hampton
Birth 1804
9. Mary Hampton
Birth 1806
10. Joseph Hampton
Birth 1808
11. Benjamin Hampton
Birth 1809
12. Tamar Hampton
Birth 1815 Dudley, Worcestershire
13. Eli Hampton
Birth 1818

There's more ...


David
Anderson - Leics., Yorks.; Attwood - Worcs., Staffs.,  Salop; Baylis - Worcs.; Beach/Bache - Worcs., Staffs., Salop; Bills - Devon, Worcs.<br />Dovey - Worcs., Staff., Salop; Gill - Worcs.; Hampton - Worcs., Staffs.; Hancox/Hancocks - Worcs., Staffs.<br />Hill - Worcs., Staffs., Salop; Sherwood - Worcs., Staffs.; Stonyer - Worcs., Staff., Salop, Essex<br />Woodall - Worcs., Staffs.; Potter - Essex.

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Re: Surname interests around Dudley
« Reply #10 on: Thursday 23 March 06 22:25 GMT (UK) »
i have an emily ellis who married joseph beddows he was my uncle

other names i have are

hewitt/jones/loveridge/bunce/jones/rodds

angie x
hewitts of birmingham
jones of ladywood
beddows of birmingham
harrison of birmingham
gibsons of birmingham

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Re: Surname interests around Dudley
« Reply #11 on: Friday 28 April 06 21:48 BST (UK) »
Any Attwoods anyone?

Trying to prove a link to the Dudley Suttons (yes, them at the castle) and my Richard Attwood married Eleanor 'Sutton or Dudley' in 1647 according the IGI PRs.

Wellington/Dawley areas - Attwood, Podmore, Wall
Sheffield - Oxspring
Machester - Clarkson
London - Whiffen/in
Leics. - Wass

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Re: Surname interests around Dudley
« Reply #12 on: Tuesday 02 May 06 07:38 BST (UK) »
Try looking at

http://www.stephrobinson.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/

There's more than a few Attwoods there!! And Hamptons, too.

I would be extremely cautious of the IGI tree for Richard Attwood unless you can independently verify its authenticity.

There was a report in the Black Country Bugle a few weeks ago claiming that all Black County Attwoods are related. However, proving it is another matter entirely. I've been trying to track down my wife's Attwood ancestors, but trying to sort out them all out when family sizes were typically 11 or 12 children with no census data to go on, and parent's names not recorded on marriage register entries is a real nightmare. That's assuming they got married. If they were chainmakers in Cradley, they're just a likely to have "jumped over the broom" :o

David
Anderson - Leics., Yorks.; Attwood - Worcs., Staffs.,  Salop; Baylis - Worcs.; Beach/Bache - Worcs., Staffs., Salop; Bills - Devon, Worcs.<br />Dovey - Worcs., Staff., Salop; Gill - Worcs.; Hampton - Worcs., Staffs.; Hancox/Hancocks - Worcs., Staffs.<br />Hill - Worcs., Staffs., Salop; Sherwood - Worcs., Staffs.; Stonyer - Worcs., Staff., Salop, Essex<br />Woodall - Worcs., Staffs.; Potter - Essex.


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Re: Surname interests around Dudley
« Reply #13 on: Tuesday 02 May 06 15:04 BST (UK) »
My Attwoods moved out of Dudley in 1730's and brought up their children in the Wellington area of Shropshire. Luckily there weren't too many Attwood's around in Dudley at that time so it has been fairly easy to trace them back using PRs.
Wellington/Dawley areas - Attwood, Podmore, Wall
Sheffield - Oxspring
Machester - Clarkson
London - Whiffen/in
Leics. - Wass

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Re: Surname interests around Dudley
« Reply #14 on: Thursday 01 March 07 17:01 GMT (UK) »
I'm interested in Steventons around the Dudley area (and Smiths - sigh - in the same area)

I have George STEVENTON (c. 1795/6 - 24/4/1869) m Ann SHAW (c. 1795/6-13/4/1868) on 24/5/1818 in Old Swinford.  According to the 1841, 51 and 61 censuses, both were born in Dudley.

There was a family tradition down the Steventon-Smith line, still strongly asserted in the 1940s, that an ancestor was Lifesguardsman Shaw who fought at the Battle of Waterloo.  Clearly the connection would be Ann Shaw, but what the connection is (if there is one) is unknown.

In the 1841 census (HO107; Dudley;Worcestershire; ED 34; Page: 10; ) George and Ann Steventon are living next door to a Joel Steventon and his family.  Looking at the ages of George and Joel, I would guess they're brothers.  Both called some of their children biblical (?) names (Noah, Gideon, Nimrod, Dorcas, Zillah) and others more "normal" names.

From the census returns I know that George and Ann Steventon had the following children:

  • Ephraim (b. 1/4/1819, d. of typhus fever 5/1/1845 in Derby End, Dudley)
  • Sarah (b. 10/3/1822 married Benjamin Johnson 1844 but not traced beyond that)
  • Elizabeth (b. 11/12/1824, married Jesse Homer 2 Dec 1844 at Dudley)
  • Beriah (b. 12/6/1828, and so far untraced beyond her baptism)
    [li]Jemima (b. 5/3/1831  and so far untraced later than the 1841 census)
  • Dorcas (b. 22/1/1834, married George LONGSTAFF  8/6/1856 at Dudley & moved to Barrow-in-Furness mid 1880s, where she died 8/10/1889
  • Nimrod (b.31/3/1836, d. 10/1/1858 in a lift shaft accident at the British Iron Company's Works in Rowley Regis
  • Zillah, aka Priscilla, b. 25/11/1838 in Derby End, married Henry SMITH 9/6/1856 at Netherton Parish Church, like Dorcas & her family, Priscilla and her family moved to Barrow-in-Furness, but earlier - they were there by the 1871 census.  They then moved to Blackpool between 1874 and 1876.  She died 28 Apr 1893 (or 1892 if you believe her gravestone over the death certificate!).

Priscilla/Zillah (both her first name and her family name are slightly different every time it appears, until she marries Henry Smith - clearly clerks knew how to spell Smith) is my ancestor and link to George and Ann.

Priscilla's husband, Henry SMITH, was born in Derby End/Derby Hand, Netherton, Dudley c. 1837.  He died in Blackpool, Lancs on 5th Jan 1903.  At his marriage to Priscilla in 1856 and still at the time of the 1861 census he was a miner.  After a period as a labourer, he became a fish and oyster dealer in Blackpool, a trade at least one of his descendants, Charlie SMITH, was still carrying out in RHO Hills department store in Blackpool in the 1950s.

On the 1841 and 1851 censuses Henry SMITH (1837-1903) is in Dudley.  On the 1861 census he and his family are living in Bourn Brook, Rowley Regis.  Between the birth of Emily in 1867 and the the birth of JJoseph in 1869, the family had moved up to Barrow-in-Furness.  And then between the 1875 and 1876 the family moved to Blackpool, where a number of descendants still live.

Henry & Priscilla had 14 children:
+ Ann Maria (b. 20/4/1857 Rowley Regis, m. Joseph SMITH 12/7/1875 in Barrow)
+ Elizabeth  (b. 12/10/1859, Old Hill, Staffs; d. unmarried 29/5/1874, Barrow)
+ Henry (b. 2/7/1862, Old Hill, Staffs; married Annie GALL, 12/3/1888 in Blackpool, 10 weeks before their 1st child was born! He died 14/12/1920 in Blackpool)
+ Jemima (b. 29/11/1864, Barrow in Furness, m. Thomas BILSBORROW or BILSBOROUGH from Preston 20/1/1885 in Blackpool, d. 23/2/1907)
+ Emily or Emmeline (b. 24/4/1867 in Dudley, m. Henry Thomas STEVENSON from Hulme, Manchester 16/11/1889. She died 27/4/1956 at Wesham hospital)
+ Joseph (b. 9/11/1869, d. 21/12/1870)
+ George Smith (b. 11/11/1871 in Dalton-in-Furness), m. Edith Louise PARK 16/8/1893 in Blackpool)
+ William Smith (b. 27/9/1873 in Barrow-in-Furness), m. Gertrude Mary MARTIN 8/12/1894 in Oldham, Lancs. He died 19/1/1948.)
+ Ephraim (born and died 8/5/1875)
+ Ann (b. 9/4/1876 in Blackpool, m. Mark BLACKBURN 17/9/1902 in Blackpool)
+ John (Jack) (b. 22/5/1878 in Blackpool, m. Florence Campbell 12/9/1898 in Blackpool; dided 27/1/1935)
+ Septimus (b. 14/8/1879 in Blackpool, d. 16/12/1958 in Blackpool, where he was a well known local "character")
+ Isaac (29/5/1881-9/2/1882)
+ Manasseh (11/7/1882-12/7/1882)

Lancashire: Stevenson, Wild, Holden, Jepson
Worcs/Staffs: Steventon, Smith
East London & Suffolk: Guest, Scrutton
East London: Palfreman (prev Tyneside), Bissell, Collis, Dearlove, Ettridge
Herts: Camac, Collis, Mason, Dorrington, Siggens
Marylebone & Sussex: Cole
London & Huntingdonshire: Freeman
Bowland: Marsden, Noble
Shropshire: Guest

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Re: Surname interests around Dudley
« Reply #15 on: Monday 12 March 07 23:08 GMT (UK) »
Helo everyone I have a couple of the names mentioned here would be glad to have any information one any of the following

Sarah STEVENTON m Joseph CHAMBERS 1 May 1789 B'ham St Martin

Henry HANCOCK m Ann MOULE 31 Jan 1869 Ombersley Worc

Elijah BILLINGHAM son of James m Charlotte HOLLIOAKE 21 Oct 1839 Handsworth Sttfs 6 children Elijah James, Maria, George, Henry, Mary Ann, Joseph

James GRAINGER abt 1869 Dudley

Two families of PARKES Susannah m Abraham HOLLIOAKE27 Aug 1818 Aston
and Thomas Parkes m Susannah MOULE 1810 Hallow Worc and Sarah MOULE 1830 Worcester Worc

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« Reply #16 on: Sunday 08 February 09 00:21 GMT (UK) »
Hi - I am looking for information regarding the parents/siblings of James Billingham (also sometimes called Bellingham), born Tipton c1819 and lived there working as a miner (in fact he was a sinker) with his wife Mary Ann nee Law and their children.  These included Betsy, Martha, Timothy, Phillis, Elizabeth, Jane, and twins Maryann and James.  I have found him on the census for 1841/51/61.  This was not the James Billingham working as a chain maker or similar.  I would be very grateful for any information, I seem to be completely stuck!

Thank you,
Judith

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« Reply #17 on: Sunday 08 February 09 10:48 GMT (UK) »
Welcome to Rootschat Judith I hope you find lots of help as you can see from my last post my only BILLINGHAM is Elijah he is a similar age to your so maybe they will turn out to relate. On Elijah's marriage it says his father was James a Scale Beam Forger should you see him during your research please let me know. I'll keep an eye out for yours
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