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Help for a newbie

Postby little pam » Sun Feb 09, 2014 7:42 pm

Hi all as I am new to this I would like some help from the experts I have been looking on BMD but don't always get results then I get annoyed with myself as I dont class myself stupid but it does get me :roll: thinking what am I doing i have my dads info but it is really about his father My Father was James Henry Walton from Dudley my Granddads name Issac Walton who was from Dudley and my Great Granddad who was Henry Walton from Dudley So I have a large cup of coffee ready to let my fingers start walking

Thanks for the Help :thumbup:
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Re: Help for a newbie

Postby peterd » Sun Feb 09, 2014 7:57 pm

do you have any dates of births marriages ect for the above men
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Re: Help for a newbie

Postby little pam » Sun Feb 09, 2014 8:09 pm

Hi Pete yes I do and the certificates
James Henry Walton b 5th August 1906 wife Clara Phoebe Walton formally Liggins
Father Isaac Walton b 1oth August 1874 Wife Phebe Walton formaly Allport

So any info i need to get extra on the above
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Re: Help for a newbie

Postby peterd » Sun Feb 09, 2014 8:30 pm

Father Isaac Walton b 1oth August 1874 Wife Phebe Walton formaly Allport


who were the fathers on the mariage cert, there ages, and witnesses, where was the marriage conducted, and type of employment they did. these will help you to trace them futher

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Re: Help for a newbie

Postby little pam » Sun Feb 09, 2014 9:08 pm

Sorry this is the father and mother of James Henry Walton
Isaac Walton b 1oth August 1874 father Henry Walton Mother Phebe Walton formaly Allport
Born at 34 Tividale Road Tipton Dudley

It is info on Isaac like the census so I can see all the children ect what is on a census form
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Re: Help for a newbie

Postby peterd » Sun Feb 09, 2014 9:28 pm

As you dont have access to census ive found the 1881 for you


1881; 54 Wood St (Noahs Ark Inn) Tipton

Henry Walton 43 cinder burner (coke) Potteries, Staffordshire
Phoebe Walton 39 Brockmore,
Sarah Ann Walton 20 Comonside, Staffordshire
William Walton 15 Comonside, Staffordshire
Samuel Walton 13 Comonside, Staffordshire
Edna Walton 11
James Walton 9
Isaac Walton 7
Thomas Walton 5
Phoebe Walton 3
Harry Walton 1 month
George Long 27 visitor hoop bundler
George Henry Long 1 visitor Dudley Port,
rest born Tividale
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Re: Help for a newbie

Postby peterd » Sun Feb 09, 2014 9:43 pm

so now you need to find a marriage for henry & phoebe
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Re: Help for a newbie

Postby linell » Sun Feb 09, 2014 10:24 pm

Peter Henry born 1839 Burslem (yes the Potteries) is on BCC. He is listed as Worton Married to Phoebe Allport born 1841. They Married 1858 St Thomas Dudley. Sorry cannot add a link, am on my phone.
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Re: Help for a newbie

Postby little pam » Sun Feb 09, 2014 10:27 pm

Thanks Pete ( Hugs) your a star
Will get on it tomorrow and see what I get
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Re: Help for a newbie

Postby little pam » Sun Feb 09, 2014 10:31 pm

Hi linell thanks could you put a link on for me when you can please
Also what is BCC ?

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Re: Help for a newbie

Postby peterd » Sun Feb 09, 2014 10:55 pm

linell wrote:Peter Henry born 1839 Burslem (yes the Potteries) is on BCC. He is listed as Worton Married to Phoebe Allport born 1841. They Married 1858 St Thomas Dudley. Sorry cannot add a link, am on my phone.



No wonder i couldnt find a marriage with walton


bcc pam is a black country tree

http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/tr ... =459841069

looks like you found a reli too fs (farside) is related to phoebe allport
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Re: Help for a newbie

Postby SRD » Mon Feb 10, 2014 8:02 am

You can probably access Ancestry, one of the genealogy sites, for free at your local library. They hold all sorts of info, including the England census from 1841.
Currently investigating the Hillmans of Sussex.
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Re: Help for a newbie

Postby Northern Lass » Mon Feb 10, 2014 8:04 am

Hi Pam Grangers 14 and I run the Bcc tree

Will amend Worton to Walton
and will add if you like your username in notes might help if anyone else connects to you

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Re: Help for a newbie

Postby Northern Lass » Mon Feb 10, 2014 8:06 am

little pam wrote:Hi all as I am new to this I would like some help from the experts I have been looking on BMD but don't always get results then I get annoyed with myself as I dont class myself stupid but it does get me :roll: thinking what am I doing i have my dads info but it is really about his father My Father was James Henry Walton from Dudley my Granddads name Issac Walton who was from Dudley and my Great Granddad who was Henry Walton from Dudley So I have a large cup of coffee ready to let my fingers start walking

Thanks for the Help :thumbup:
Pam


If you have the info for Isaac ie marriage etc pop a post in the Black Country Genealogy section and I will try
and add if I get a min to the BCC tree.

added you in here
http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/tr ... nd=2850020

and here
http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/tr ... =127615741


if you have info on your father you wish adding post in the Black Country discussion section futher down board.
Only deceased rellies on and if I get a min :wink:
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Re: Help for a newbie

Postby Northern Lass » Mon Feb 10, 2014 8:18 am

little pam wrote:Hi all as I am new to this I would like some help from the experts I have been looking on BMD but don't always get results then I get annoyed with myself as I dont class myself stupid but it does get me :roll: thinking what am I doing i have my dads info but it is really about his father My Father was James Henry Walton from Dudley my Granddads name Issac Walton who was from Dudley and my Great Granddad who was Henry Walton from Dudley So I have a large cup of coffee ready to let my fingers start walking

Thanks for the Help :thumbup:
Pam



So as you are posting in beginners what do you have already?

Do you know how to find a birth certif index?

Do you have your fathers birth certif?....do you know how to find it on the indexes?

Maybe start with seeing if you can find your fathers on here

http://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/search.pl

and on here

http://www.westmidlandsbmd.org.uk/


when you do find the info you can then apply to the local registry office or to the GRO for a birth certif
not full coverage on above sites only what has been transcribed by volunteers but very good sites to help you
useful to learn how to use them

When you have the Birth info you can then find a marriage
on this site
http://www.westmidlandsbmd.org.uk/cgi/m ... ds#surname

it will (if transcribed) show you the marriage info and church so you can if a church marriage look it up at the relevant archives.
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