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Like the one of the Club buildings, some of my lot lived and died there
ooops i accidently saved it ...how did that happen

Think the whole family were havimng a week in Benidorm when that census was taken...cant find a trace

Will have a look what I have at home when I finish work


oh you found it

Yep...the above sam taylor is my x3 great Grandfather, John being my x2, Thought you may have found where his sis went, but it didnt fit.

According to Sam taylors death cert, cause was "found dead in a public road" Horse & cart hit run maybe

1851 census rowley regis entry No.71 Rowley Village Samuel taylor head 62 nailer Hannah taylor wife 60 nailer John taylor son 23 boilermaker Joseph taylor son 20 blacksmith Eliza Howells daugh (widow) nailer Samuel Howell grandson 7 Job Howell grandson 5 Emma taylor grandauhgter 16 nailer Fits that ...

gardener wrote:Rowley Regis
27th Oct 1822
Sarah d of Saml and Hanh Taylor, Village, nailer
Eliza ditto ditto

Not this Sarah....This saml taylor (spouse Hannah) didnt die until 1865 (I have death cert copy) the Sarah you are looking for, her father was dead at her marriage in 1840

linell wrote:Wm Pearson Married Jane Bull 9.2.1817 Tipton

That must be the correct Marriage then Jan, father Wm Pearson.

Linell.

I am happy with that, It also ties in with Titus as a cousin, I have some leads to chase now on the Pearsons

You lot are amazing There's a baptism for Ann Pearson, 17.4.1836 St Thomas Dudley to Wm and Jane Pearson. Titus I think was her brother, baptised St Thomas Dudley 10.5.1818 to Wm and Jane. Wm Pearson Married Jane Bull 9.2.1817 Tipton. Linell. This bit was just what I was after John Heathcock. Groom...

I am trying to track down the parents & siblings of Ann Pearson b 1837 Dudley. She married John Heathcock in 1855 (from BMD index) and they lived in the Holly Hall / Pensnett road area. I have a few likely contenders in the 1841 & 51 census but nothing anywhere near concrete. There will be a...

Hello All just to let you know I have joined your forum , I have been researching my tree for a couple of years, mainly on the net, after picking up where my dad left off, which was done through the records offices. 95% (or is it 96% ) of my family are black country. I am especially interested in th...