Rowlinson & Hurst in Cheadle

[hepburn]

Memm,
          do you access to the census's

[Memm]

Just the free ones that have been recomended eg. Staffordshire BMD, FreeBMD & Ancestry.co.uk (just the free part)

[hepburn]

1851 census Cheadle,Brook houses.
Richard Hurst age 30 collier
Louisa wife age 32
Edwin son age 12
Hannah dau' age 8

[hepburn]

1861 Cheadle,old tan yard.
Richard Hurst age 47 miner
Louisa wife age 43
Hannah dau' unmarried age 17 tape weaver
Enoch son age 5
Richard H son age 11 months.

[alf]

To the moderator

I did PM her with the information and I under stand about the living but as to the protection from spam identity abuse etc, are we not subject to that abuse.

Many regards
Alf

[MPlant-Staffs]

The Rowlinson family originated from Cotton (or at least the branch you may be talking about), if you decide/decided to do the family tree PM me as I have a connection to the Rowlinson family.

[Wallace Kaufman]

Hi Alf. I saw you had posted something about Staffordshire graveyards.  I have been looking for more information about a young girl, Sarah Jane Pickering, who burned to death in Silverdale in 1864.  And her father Henry Fenwick who taught school there and was quite popular, know as "The poet of the village" according to his obit in a 1975 Uttoexeter paper.  (In 1872 he and family moved to Doveriddge in Derbyshire where he became manager of the cooperative, and again was quite popular.  I've been trying to find anything bout his daughter's death, anything he wrote, any other records, but have very little other than the obit and a reference to his daughter's death and inquest.  Sarah Jane's death certificate, #345, Wolstanton, Staffordshire, lists two words as the cause of death: "By burning"  An inquest was held on 4 April 1864 by coroner W. Harding

Any wisdom about where I might look?

THanks,
Wallace