Apologies for not introducing myself before I posted. Very rude of me. I have paternal roots in the Halesowen and Clent area's. My maternal roots are from South Shropshire, who spent a few years in Kingswinford, and the other maternal branch originated from Derbyshire. So Shropshire, Worcestershire, and Derbyshire all came together in the Potteries and I am the result. Not perhaps a "Thorobred", but mongrels seem to last longer
Introducing myself.
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Introducing myself.
Hi Folks,
Apologies for not introducing myself before I posted. Very rude of me. I have paternal roots in the Halesowen and Clent area's. My maternal roots are from South Shropshire, who spent a few years in Kingswinford, and the other maternal branch originated from Derbyshire. So Shropshire, Worcestershire, and Derbyshire all came together in the Potteries and I am the result. Not perhaps a "Thorobred", but mongrels seem to last longer
Apologies for not introducing myself before I posted. Very rude of me. I have paternal roots in the Halesowen and Clent area's. My maternal roots are from South Shropshire, who spent a few years in Kingswinford, and the other maternal branch originated from Derbyshire. So Shropshire, Worcestershire, and Derbyshire all came together in the Potteries and I am the result. Not perhaps a "Thorobred", but mongrels seem to last longer
- Northern Lass
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Re: Introducing myself.
Hi Tex welcome to the site
If you are not local to the area your rellies are from we can help you with look ups if you know the date etc.
I have the Clent book too.
Pete has some Shrops ones and between us all we have access to a huge amount of resource info.
Just ask

If you are not local to the area your rellies are from we can help you with look ups if you know the date etc.
I have the Clent book too.
Pete has some Shrops ones and between us all we have access to a huge amount of resource info.
Just ask
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peterd
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- Location: co durham
- Contact:
Re: Introducing myself.
hi tex
A person should have an opinion on everything, It becomes tact whether you reveal that opinion or not.
http://www.deneview.co.uk/
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- mallosa
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- Primary Geographical Research Areas: Dudley, Rowley Regis, Oldbury, Birmingham and Ireland
- Location: Yardley, Birmingham
Re: Introducing myself.
Hiya Tex & welcome 
If you would like to have your ancestors photo's included in our Gallery, please send me a pm.
Researching: Evans, Rollason, Henley/Hendley, Brookes, Taylor (Wilson - Birmingham)
Researching: Evans, Rollason, Henley/Hendley, Brookes, Taylor (Wilson - Birmingham)
Re: Introducing myself.
Hello Folks,
Many thanks for your welcome to the forum. I have my tree on Genes,,,,,,,, about 9,000 bodies,(One could say quantity rather than quality I suppose). I have one or two "Lovely" names for research purposes, the principle one being my maternal grandmother, Alice GWILT (Absolutely lovely, even if the lady herself was rather frightening). The family originated in South Shropshire, but spent about 50 years around Kingswinford before moving up the the Potteries. My g-grandmother (Mother of Alice) was Sarah Peters who I THINK was born in Halesowen, although most of her early life was spent around Brierley Hill.
On my paternal side my g-grandmother was Ann COOPER born at Clent around 1836, and my paternal G-grandfather was Josiah Pearson Taylor born at Lapal around 1831. All in all a real BC mix
Many thanks for your welcome to the forum. I have my tree on Genes,,,,,,,, about 9,000 bodies,(One could say quantity rather than quality I suppose). I have one or two "Lovely" names for research purposes, the principle one being my maternal grandmother, Alice GWILT (Absolutely lovely, even if the lady herself was rather frightening). The family originated in South Shropshire, but spent about 50 years around Kingswinford before moving up the the Potteries. My g-grandmother (Mother of Alice) was Sarah Peters who I THINK was born in Halesowen, although most of her early life was spent around Brierley Hill.
On my paternal side my g-grandmother was Ann COOPER born at Clent around 1836, and my paternal G-grandfather was Josiah Pearson Taylor born at Lapal around 1831. All in all a real BC mix
- linell
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- Location: Stafford
Re: Introducing myself.
Hi Tex, great to see you on the Forum. You are from the same neck of the woods as Northern Lass, think you two will have a lot to talk about
Best Wishes from linell.
- dianel
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- Primary Geographical Research Areas: BLACK COUNTRY, BELFAST, CO. LIMERICK, LANARKSHIRE
- Location: Melbourne, Australia
Re: Introducing myself.
Oooh, Tex, you should have LOTS to add to Connections! Welcome!!!
And I hope we can help you too
And I hope we can help you too
Some mistakes are too much fun
to only make once.
to only make once.
- Northern Lass
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Re: Introducing myself.
dianel wrote:Oooh, Tex, you should have LOTS to add to Connections! Welcome!!!
And I hope we can help you too
hang on a min...is he a northerner!
Welcome Welcome Welcome...thrice welcome neighbour!
Re: Introducing myself.
Well, I'm not really a Northerner.
I'm really one of the cracked Pots from the Potteries, currently making Manchester look untidy. In between there and here I have been thrown out of Loughborough, Durham, Leicester, Blackburn, Plymouth, Manchester, Market Bosworth and Manchester again. Absolute duffer at maths, but geography of England WOW.
Anyway, Linell (Hi love) now reckons that I am back amongst Gods chosen in the BC
I'm really one of the cracked Pots from the Potteries, currently making Manchester look untidy. In between there and here I have been thrown out of Loughborough, Durham, Leicester, Blackburn, Plymouth, Manchester, Market Bosworth and Manchester again. Absolute duffer at maths, but geography of England WOW.
Anyway, Linell (Hi love) now reckons that I am back amongst Gods chosen in the BC
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peterd
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Re: Introducing myself.
Oi nowt wrong with us northeners gods country ha! 
A person should have an opinion on everything, It becomes tact whether you reveal that opinion or not.
http://www.deneview.co.uk/
http://www.deneview.co.uk/
- Northern Lass
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peterd wrote:Oi nowt wrong with us northeners gods country ha!
Oh I dunno you in a class of yer own Pete
- Rob
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Re: Introducing myself.
Hebburn!!!
A mate of mine was from there!!
He called it God's Country!!
A mate of mine was from there!!
He called it God's Country!!