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If he was a Church of England Missionary there's a fair chance that he went with the Church Mission Society (CMS), who have been in Sierra Leone since the early 19th century. They have archives at CMS Watlington Road OXFORD OX4 6BZ which include lists of missionaries serving with CMS going back 200 ...

So I sign up on a genealogy forum and discover people discussing the baggies - excellent. And yes, time to move on - look ahead to the game at Hull, and be grateful that Robbo is available.
From an exiled baggie in pompeyland - well waterlooville - not far from where Mr Styles lives

1871 census High Street, Rowley Regis HADLEY, Shadrach.. 36.. 1835.. Staffordshire HADLEY, Jael .. 35.. 1836.. Staffordshire HADLEY, Hannah.. 15.. 1856.. Staffordshire HADLEY, Ezra.. 14.. 1857.. Staffordshire HADLEY, Enoch.. 11.. 1860.. Staffordshire HADLEY, Phebe. R.. 6.. 1865.. Staffordshire HADLE...

Thanks Peter - yes I have census 1861 census Black Heath, Rowley Regis HADLEY, Shadrach .. 26 .. 1835 .. Rivet Maker.. Rowley, Staffordshire HADLEY, Jael .. 25 .. 1836 .. Rowley, Staffordshire HADLEY, Hannah .. 5 .. 1856.. Rowley, Staffordshire HADLEY, Ezra .. 4 .. 1857 .. Rowley, Staffordshire HADL...

As posted elsewhere I discovered this site because of my interest in Shadrach HADLEY / Jael GADD who are listed on BCC A bit of extra info: Their wedding took place at Handsworth Parish Church on 5th June 1854 They had the following children: Hannah b. 1st June 1855 (listed in 1861, 1871 census) Ezr...

I had some findmypast.com credits which can be used, although it costs a lot more to view 1911 census than it does for earlier ones. The number of years married is useful info. I'm hoping I can track down a previously elusive marriage.