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St Philip, Birmingham burials
« on: Friday 07 October 16 11:09 BST (UK) »
I am wanting to establish whether the following record is that of my 2nd great-grandfather:
Burials in the Parish of St Philip, Birmingham in the County of Warwick in the year 1845 Page 310 No 2474 - Thomas TURNER, Heneage Street, 25th May, 27 years, John DAVIES.
Does the Parish have any additional detail not shown in that record?

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Re: St Philip, Birmingham burials
« Reply #1 on: Friday 07 October 16 12:00 BST (UK) »
The information you have is taken from the original register, the only other things added, depending on age, might be parents or spouse.

Have you found Thomas on the 1841 census?

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Clarke, Trickett, Orton, Lawless, Norton, Detheridge, Kirby, Goodfellow, Wagstaff, Lowe, etc.

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Re: St Philip, Birmingham burials
« Reply #2 on: Friday 07 October 16 12:10 BST (UK) »
The death certificate (from GRO at £9.25) may have additional information.  The informant and cause of death will certainly be shown.

June quarter 1845 - Aston Registration District - volume 16 - page 152

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Re: St Philip, Birmingham burials
« Reply #3 on: Friday 07 October 16 14:22 BST (UK) »
There's nothing on the original PR that you don't already have so the death cert. is the way to go.
What are the names of his child(ren) as they may have Heneage St. as an address on their Baptisms.
Warks:Ashford;Cadby;Clarke;Clifford;Cooke Copage;Easthope;
Edmonds;Felton;Colledge;Lutwyche;Mander(s);May;Poole;Withers.
Staffs.Edmonds;Addison;Duffield;Webb;Fisher;Archer
Salop:Easthope,Eddowes,Hoorde,Oteley,Vernon,Talbot,De Neville.
Notts.Clarke;Redfearne;Treece.
Som.May;Perriman;Cox
India Kane;Felton;Cadby
London.Haysom.
Lancs.Gay.
Worcs.Coley;Mander;Sawyer.
Kings of Wessex & Scotland
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Re: St Philip, Birmingham burials
« Reply #4 on: Saturday 08 October 16 08:08 BST (UK) »
Thanks ColC, yes I have the family in the 1841 Census at Great Hampton Street.

Yes, BumbleB I will have to consider getting the death certificate on the off-chance that it is my great-grandfather.

Thanks Jim1, there are only 2 children (that I know of) - Frederick baptized in 1837 with family address Fox Street & Samuel born 1839 with mother's address Woodcock Street.

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Re: St Philip, Birmingham burials
« Reply #5 on: Saturday 08 October 16 10:04 BST (UK) »
Only circumstantial but Heneage St. runs off Woodcock St.
Warks:Ashford;Cadby;Clarke;Clifford;Cooke Copage;Easthope;
Edmonds;Felton;Colledge;Lutwyche;Mander(s);May;Poole;Withers.
Staffs.Edmonds;Addison;Duffield;Webb;Fisher;Archer
Salop:Easthope,Eddowes,Hoorde,Oteley,Vernon,Talbot,De Neville.
Notts.Clarke;Redfearne;Treece.
Som.May;Perriman;Cox
India Kane;Felton;Cadby
London.Haysom.
Lancs.Gay.
Worcs.Coley;Mander;Sawyer.
Kings of Wessex & Scotland
Census information is Crown copyright,from
www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/