Home Chainmakers in Old Hill

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LisaPaUS
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Home Chainmakers in Old Hill

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Hi,

My Willett's relatives were chainmakers in Old Hill,who worked from home, is there a way to find out who they worked for?

It would have been in the late 1800's and early 1900's.
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linell
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Re: Home Chainmakers

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They could have worked for themselves Lisa or for a local Chainmaker, selling on their wares, there's really no way of telling, unless someone can find Elisha on any documents at Dudley Archives. HTH Linell.
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Re: Home Chainmakers

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I've got this list from 1914, these men worked for 'Richard Sykes & Sons' Cradley Heath.


John T. Southall, Herbert Davies, Noah Forrest, Joseph Detheridge, John Beasley, Thomas Harper, Alfred Tipton, Joseph Wellings, Charles Worton, George Grove, David Pearson, Harry Mallen, Joseph Wellings Snr., Samuel Shaw, Naaman Partridge, Harry Dimmock, Ernest Rose, Joseph Woodhouse, William Dunn, Alfred Tipton Jnr., George Wellings, Adam Pugh, Joseph Pugh, Edward Weaver, William Crampton, Arthur Rose, Jason Homer, Joseph Sidaway, Thomas Saunders, George Round, George Vane, David Roberts, George Forrest, Simeon Worton, James Baggley, Horace Boxley, Thomas Cox, Frank Vale, George Baggley, Joseph Harriss, George Weston, Noah Homer, James Morton, William Grazier, Thomas Sidaway, John Woodall, Adam Cooke, Frederick Wallace, Eli Sidaway, Walter Smith, George Court, William Heath, Harry Heath, John Hyde, Jesse Dunn, Fred Worton, Joseph Billingham, Herbert Rose, William Matthews, Allan Beasley, Thomas Hadley, Alfred Heath, Samuel Garratt, Charles Weaver, Joseph Bushall, Joseph Heath, William Sidaway, Joseph Lewiss, John Cox, Edward Cole, Joseph Mallen, Joseph Palmer, Harry Billingham, Edward Billingham, Samuel Danks, George Taylor, John Taylor, Benjamin Foulkes, James Beasley, John Round, Philip Woodhouse, William Beasley, John Homer, James Homer, Alfred Worton, Samuel Worton, Albert Baggot, Harry Head, John Griffiths, Thomas Priest, Joseph Homer, James Totney, Issac Attwood, Joseph Clarke, William Clarke, Frederick Dunn, William Cooper, George Edmunds, Samuel Woodhouse, William Foulkes, Alfred Willetts, George Garratt, Nelson Watts, Edward Worton, Albert Carnbrook, Bert Bradley, Thomas Perry, George Jones, Albert Humphries, Samuel Cooper, Arthur Hussey, William Partridge, James Pearson.
LisaPaUS
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Primary Surname Interests: Willetts
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Re: Home Chainmakers in Old Hill

Post by LisaPaUS »

Thanks Linell! I don't see the Willett's I was looking for but I did see an Arthur Willetts in the list. Not sure if he's connected to my line or not.
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