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Queries for Hope

Postby Antie Em » Thu Jun 09, 2011 8:48 am

OK Guys - I have archived that other thread for Hope and we are starting again from the beginning with bite size pieces, so that we can talk her through without things becoming too confusing. Hope doesn't have Ancestry or Find My Past, so we can help her with census information, only when she gets to the point of needing it

Hope - can you put the details of one of your marriages here and we will go through what you need to do next. Also, if you want us to - we can start adding your family to our Black Country Connections tree - so that was you can see exactly what you need to do next and where you're going.

We will need:
the date of the marriage,
where it took place,
the names of the bride and groom,
their ages and occupations,
their father's names and their occupations
and the names of the witnesses.

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Re: Queries for Hope

Postby Hope » Thu Jun 09, 2011 9:27 am

Antie Em wrote:OK Guys - I have archived that other thread for Hope and we are starting again from the beginning with bite size pieces, so that we can talk her through without things becoming too confusing. Hope doesn't have Ancestry or Find My Past, so we can help her with census information, only when she gets to the point of needing it

Hope - can you put the details of one of your marriages here and we will go through what you need to do next. Also, if you want us to - we can start adding your family to our Black Country Connections tree - so that was you can see exactly what you need to do next and where you're going.

We will need:
the date of the marriage,
where it took place,
the names of the bride and groom,
their ages and occupations,
their father's names and their occupations
and the names of the witnesses.

Maggie

Thanks so much for you help Maggie.
Date of the Marriage 8th March 1919
parish Church Kings Norton St Nicloas
Bride and groom William Cox age 51Maud Bolstridge age 31
oCCUPATIO mACHINE hAND .
Farthers Name Richard Cox Farmer
Johen Maddox a collier.
Witness W and K WARD
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Re: Queries for Hope

Postby Antie Em » Thu Jun 09, 2011 9:44 am

Would you like me to add this to our Black Country Tree ? - I'll send you the link so you can keep track
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Re: Queries for Hope

Postby Antie Em » Thu Jun 09, 2011 9:55 am

Ok then - from this information we know that

William was born around 1868 and his father was Richard Cox - a Farmer
Maud Bolstridge was born around 1888 and her father was Johen Madox, Collier

Maud had a different name to her father which usually means she was married before. Does the marriage say she was a widow - also does William's marriage say he was a bachelor or a widower
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Re: Queries for Hope

Postby Antie Em » Thu Jun 09, 2011 10:07 am

I know everyone will be eager to help Hope with her research, but she is very new to this and needs to find her way around and come up with her own answers to start with. As much as we would love to - can we not give her any answers at the moment - just show her the way.

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Re: Queries for Hope

Postby Jimmy » Thu Jun 09, 2011 10:20 am

Hope wrote:Date of the Marriage 8th March 1919
parish Church Kings Norton St Nicloas
Bride and groom William Cox age 51Maud Bolstridge age 31
oCCUPATIO mACHINE hAND .
Farthers Name Richard Cox Farmer
Johen Maddox a collier.
Witness W and K WARD



Could Johen be John.
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Re: Queries for Hope

Postby Hope » Thu Jun 09, 2011 10:44 am

Antie Em wrote:Would you like me to add this to our Black Country Tree ? - I'll send you the link so you can keep track

Yes please x
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Re: Queries for Hope

Postby Hope » Thu Jun 09, 2011 10:45 am

Antie Em wrote:Would you like me to add this to our Black Country Tree ? - I'll send you the link so you can keep track

Yes please x
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Re: Queries for Hope

Postby Hope » Thu Jun 09, 2011 10:47 am

Jimmy wrote:
Hope wrote:Date of the Marriage 8th March 1919
parish Church Kings Norton St Nicloas
Bride and groom William Cox age 51Maud Bolstridge age 31
oCCUPATIO mACHINE hAND .
Farthers Name Richard Cox Farmer
Johen Maddox a collier.
Witness W and K WARD



Could Johen be John.

Sorry Jimmy yes its John my computer was ackting up and shaking and i could not see what i was typing. x
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Re: Queries for Hope

Postby MarkCDodd » Thu Jun 09, 2011 11:01 am

A good starting point would be the first census after William was born.

So I would look at the 1871 census for Richard Cox with a son called William born 1868 -/+ 5 years.

That would give you an idea of William's mother's given names(s).

I would look for an 1891 census with Johen Madox and daughter Maud born 1888 -/+5 years.
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Re: Queries for Hope

Postby Northern Lass » Thu Jun 09, 2011 11:03 am

Hope can you give me one of the deceased rellies of yours that leads back to William Cox
and is born around the Black Country Area
as although we have a bit of a rubber boundary I need one toe in the BC area.

So if we Have William Cox born 1868....where is he born? as on ancestry there is one that fits with father Richard
an ag labourer. ....
That may or may not be yours.

So working to present day
how does the line go pls
and where born

so from William then how does it link to you?
Can you post the line to you and place of birth pls then I can start it off
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Re: Queries for Hope

Postby Hope » Thu Jun 09, 2011 11:11 am

Northern Lass wrote:Hope can you give me one of the deceased rellies of yours that leads back to William Cox
and is born around the Black Country Area
as although we have a bit of a rubber boundary I need one toe in the BC area.

So if we Have William Cox born 1868....where is he born? as on ancestry there is one that fits with father Richard
an ag labourer. ....
That may or may not be yours.

So working to present day
how does the line go pls
and where born

so from William then how does it link to you?
Yes my Great Grandad Richard Cox was a ag Labourer on a farm.

My Dads family all come from the Black Country so may be best to do that side as the Cox come from Glostershire many thanks x
Can you post the line to you and place of birth pls then I can start it off
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Re: Queries for Hope

Postby Hope » Thu Jun 09, 2011 11:13 am

MarkCDodd wrote:A good starting point would be the first census after William was born.

So I would look at the 1871 census for Richard Cox with a son called William born 1868 -/+ 5 years.

That would give you an idea of William's mother's given names(s).

I would look for an 1891 census with Johen Madox and daughter Maud born 1888 -/+5 years.

Thanks for reply but not sure how i would go about this would it be the council x
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Re: Queries for Hope

Postby Northern Lass » Thu Jun 09, 2011 11:15 am

So what is the line down to you pls

is it from Emma Taylor
or
Maude?
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Re: Queries for Hope

Postby Antie Em » Thu Jun 09, 2011 11:31 am

Hope wrote:
MarkCDodd wrote:A good starting point would be the first census after William was born.

So I would look at the 1871 census for Richard Cox with a son called William born 1868 -/+ 5 years.

That would give you an idea of William's mother's given names(s).

I would look for an 1891 census with Johen Madox and daughter Maud born 1888 -/+5 years.

Thanks for reply but not sure how i would go about this would it be the council x


Don't worry about the census yet Hope - we will help you with that.
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