Worthington in 1851 and 61

[juey]

I am looking for a few WORTHINGTONs in Willenhall in 1851/61. Can anyone find any of the folowing for me please?

1. Joseph WORTHINGTON, b. abt 1839? In 1881 he was recorded as coming from London Little Willenhall, London, Middlesex, but I think there may be a mix up there - his children were born in Willenhall, Staffs, (1866-80).

2. John WORTHINGTON snr (b. abt. 1835, Willenhall) who was married to Mary Ann, and  John WORTHINGTON jnr (b. abt. 1859, Willenhall).

I am hoping there may be a connection betwwen the two and that I might find some clue to link them in to the rest of my WORTHINGTONs in Willenhall.

Thanks,
Julie

[casalguidi]

1861

Church St, Willenhall

James SMALL head mar 58 rim lock maker b.Willenhall
Jane wife 48 b.Wollverhampton?
Enoch son 16 locksmith b.Willenhall
Reuben step son 14 caster (iron) b.Willenhall
Isaiah son 9 b.Willenhall
Alfred son 3 b.Willenhall
Joseph WORTHINGTON step son unm 22 key? maker b.Willenhall

RG9/1999 folio 85 page 2

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[casalguidi]

1861

King St, Willenhall

John WORTHINGTON head mar 26 key maker b.Willenhall
Jane wife 23 b.New ........ge? Bilston
John E son 2 b.Willenhall
Henry J ASTLE unm lodger 21 latch maker b.Birmingham Warw.

RG9/1999 folio 68 page 10

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[treefreak]

I've found a John Worthington in 1851 living on Mill Street in Willenhall.

HO107/2020 page 209

He is living with another family called Dirks? (cant read it properly) Head's accupation is Key Smith??

John Worthington, aged 16, unmarried, occupation seems to read App (apprentice?), born in Willenhall.

TF

ps, sorry couldn't find Joseph.

[juey]

Thanks so much for your help. This has confirmed that at least Joseph was related to my family - having found his brother Reuben (my gg grandfather) in 1861.

Thanks again,
Julie