Is there a connection between...
James Homer b 1798
and
Benjamin HOmer b abt 1814
can we find Benjamin on 1841 pls
1851 Dudley Wood
Benjamin Homer Head 37 Chain Maker Born Rowley
Ann Homer Wife 36 Chain Makwer Born Rowley
Isabella Homer Daur. 17 Chain Maker Born Dudley Wood
Abel Homer Son 12 Chain Maker Born Bristol
Cain Homer Son 11 Chain Maker Born Dudley Wood
David Homer Son 9 Chain Maker Born Rowley
Mary Homer Daur. 6 Born Dudley Wood
Joseph Homer Son 4 Born Dudley Wood
Samuel Homer Son 1 Born Dudley Wood
*Arc tbc* ---Homers query
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Re: Homers query
Northern Lass wrote:Is there a connection between...
James Homer b 1798
and
Benjamin HOmer b abt 1814
can we find Benjamin on 1841 pls
1851 Dudley Wood
Benjamin Homer Head 37 Chain Maker Born Rowley
Ann Homer Wife 36 Chain Makwer Born Rowley
Isabella Homer Daur. 17 Chain Maker Born Dudley Wood
Abel Homer Son 12 Chain Maker Born Bristol
Cain Homer Son 11 Chain Maker Born Dudley Wood
David Homer Son 9 Chain Maker Born Rowley
Mary Homer Daur. 6 Born Dudley Wood
Joseph Homer Son 4 Born Dudley Wood
Samuel Homer Son 1 Born Dudley Wood
Just pondering gap between Isabella and Abel -- was either Benjamin or Ann married before and had Isabella --
Can't find any of them in 1841 -- even looked Bristol way -- Abel's birth place! --was there accent so different that it has been very strangely recorded
Re: Homers query
Homer on image
1841
Tibbets Garden, Rowley
Benjn Hamen 29 - Chain m
Ann Hamen 27
Elizabeth Hamen 7
Abel Hamen 4 - n b in c
Haim Hamen 1 (Cain on image) - n b in c
others b in c
1841
Tibbets Garden, Rowley
Benjn Hamen 29 - Chain m
Ann Hamen 27
Elizabeth Hamen 7
Abel Hamen 4 - n b in c
Haim Hamen 1 (Cain on image) - n b in c
others b in c
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Re: Homers query
Well found FS
not sure what I wanted on this lot....suppose to connect the 2 families up
Cain Homer marries Harriet Homer
Cains father is Benjamin.....b abt 1814 ish
Harriests father is James ...b abt 1798
not sure what I wanted on this lot....suppose to connect the 2 families up
Cain Homer marries Harriet Homer
Cains father is Benjamin.....b abt 1814 ish
Harriests father is James ...b abt 1798
Re: Homers query
Poss Isabel & Elizabeth sound the same..
Extracted
ISABEL HOMER
Christening: 13 OCT 1833 Cradley, Worcester
Parents:
Father: BENJAMIN HOMER
Mother: ANN
Extracted
ISABEL HOMER
Christening: 13 OCT 1833 Cradley, Worcester
Parents:
Father: BENJAMIN HOMER
Mother: ANN
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Re: Homers query
Do we have this poss
Extracted
BENJAMIN HOMER
Marriages:
Spouse: ANN WESSON
Marriage: 28 MAY 1833 Saint Thomas, Dudley
Extracted
BENJAMIN HOMER
Marriages:
Spouse: ANN WESSON
Marriage: 28 MAY 1833 Saint Thomas, Dudley
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Re: Homers query
FarSide wrote:Poss Isabel & Elizabeth sound the same..
Extracted
ISABEL HOMER
Christening: 13 OCT 1833 Cradley, Worcester
Parents:
Father: BENJAMIN HOMER
Mother: ANN
Done look up on that. Benjamin was a Tracemaker from Dudley.
HTH Linell.
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Trace Maker/Tracer.
Worked in a draughting office, copying engineering diagrams, using tracing paper. In the days before photocopying, plans and diagrams for mining and manufacturing industries were copied by hand. It required accuracy, patience and a knack for using the pen without producing ink blots.
Worked in a draughting office, copying engineering diagrams, using tracing paper. In the days before photocopying, plans and diagrams for mining and manufacturing industries were copied by hand. It required accuracy, patience and a knack for using the pen without producing ink blots.
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Re: Homers query
It was a common trade amongst our BC Ancestors, sort of a mini Chainmker, a job usually given to women or children, something to do with the horses reins, the bits over the face I think, can't find the exact definition, but we see it all the time on the Census. HTH from Linell.
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Re: Homers query
The 'Traces' are the straps, ropes or chains by which
a vehicle is drawn by a harnessed animal....attached to
the horses 'collar'.
a vehicle is drawn by a harnessed animal....attached to
the horses 'collar'.
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Thanks Sparks <LOL> That was what I was trying to describe, cheers from Lin.
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Re: Homers query
flagging to archive
so unless anyone wishes to run with this this will be moved to archived
so unless anyone wishes to run with this this will be moved to archived