Syner Family, Birmingham

[monna]

Thanks.  If I need the conversion can you help me?

[jim1]

Do you mean conversion from $ to £?
If so your credit card co. will do it automatically.

jim

[monna]

Any clue how expensive it is?

[jim1]

£9.25 per. cert.There may be additional fees for sending overseas.

[bristolloggerheads]

I have the following on the Syners of Bridgnorth:

James (bricklayer - son of Thomas carpenter?) = Elizabeth
   Thomas 1776 (shoemaker Stourport)
   James 1777 (bricklayer Norton)
             Robert 1780
   William 1781 = ?Jane Sturney (1815)
   Hester 1784
   Hugh Pigot 1785 (tailor of Birmingham)
   Edward 1788 (bricklayer) = Sarah Tumkis (1812 Chelmarsh)
      Elizabeth 1815
      James ? (Worfield) = Ann Evans
         Henry Pigot 1842
         Mary Ann 1844
   Mary 1793
   John 1796 (boat builder of Ladywood, Birmingham)
 I only have this as a sideline as I am related to the Syners of Benthall / Broseley just up the river from Bridgnorth.

Peter

[gtsinar]

Hi! They definitely came to Birmingham from Bridgnorth; I've been researching the Birmingham Siners for some time but only just subscribed to Rootschat so sorry for being late in the day here!
John married Abigail Newhouse 31 Jan 1820 in Aston Juxta (St Peter's/St Paul's). I've found a christening record for John son of James Sinar and Elizabeth (Winwood) in St Mary's Bridgnorth 29 Mar 1796; possibly the youngest of 8 children; one of his brothers was Hugh Pigot Siner.  The Pigot middle name appears to have been carried on down the generations.

Not all the Birmingham Siners are directly related; I'm still trying to find the first marriage and origins of Joseph Syner who was in Birmingham from 1786.  The only baptism record I've found for him is in Tewkesbury in 1759 - even further away than Bridgnorth!  There was also a family from Wolverhampton who lived in Henrietta Street Birmingham in the 1820s, who may be related to the Old Swinford (Stourbridge) Syners.
Hope this helps!
Glyn

[gtsinar]

I've just been looking at this thread again and I think Ciderdrinker's information on Edward Syner's marriage to Elizabeth Francis, and the census records on this family in Milk Street (1841) and Oxford Street (1851) do not relate to Edward Syner (b 1788 in Bridgnorth) but to Edward son of Joseph and Susanna, baptised 1.8.1803 St Philip's Church, Birmingham. Edward's father Joseph, lived several streets away in Floodgate Street. I don't think Edward (Bridgnorth) went to Birmingham with his brothers.