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*Archived* Thomas Adams and Mary Ann Allchurch

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Hi Everyone

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Can anyone who has access to any Parish Registers for Warwickshire help me with the witness names, or parents names for the marriage of the above 2 people. Marriage occured 8th June 1827 in Edgbaston.

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Re: Thomas Adams and Mary Ann Allchurch

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Good to see you back Sparky :grin:

Going to move a copy of this to the look request section too(when we finalise the church info)

Which Church is it Sparky?

Now if noone is going to Warks then it might be worth sending them an email- and it may be birmingham archives that covers this in fact I think it would be.
I can give you the details for Birmingham archives

You wont get the Parents on the marriage entry cos of the date ...too early...but you may get witnesses

So if we can pinpoint the church we can see if at Birmingham

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Mary Ann Allchurch married Thomas Adams jun 8 1829 Edgbaston, Warwickshire
This is on the IGI as an extraction of the bishop's transcriptions for the parish church of Edgbaston so it may not have the witnesses names. You would need to get hold of the actual parish records for that period.
Do you have them on a census - were they both from Warwickshire?
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Ok they are at Birmingham archives

I think it would be this one
St James /St George are later
but B'ham archvies would help

St Bartholomew, Edgbaston
C 1636-1955
M 1636-1969
B 1635-1887
Banns 1941-1975
? 1636-1872

Registers held at Birmingham Central Library
St Bartholomew, Edgbaston
St George, Edgbaston
St James, Edgbaston

all from the following link......
http://www.bham.de/index_churches.html
put in parish records and hit search

this is a useful link tells you the churches in that area

and this is the link for Birmingham Archives
http://www.birmingham.gov.uk/GenerateCo ... NU_ID=5396
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Re: Thomas Adams and Mary Ann Allchurch

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Any help?

Title Registers of the church of St. Bartholomew, Edgbaston, Warwickshire
Authors Church of England. St. Bartholomew's Church (Edgbaston, Warwickshire) (Added Author)
Birmingham and Midland Society for Genealogy and Heraldry (Added Author)

Notes Contents: [v. 1.]. Marriages 1813-1831 -- [v. 2.]. Marriages 1832-1837 -- [v. 3.]. Baptisms, 1813-1837; late baptisms, 1838-1850; burials, 1813-1868.
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Re: Thomas Adams and Mary Ann Allchurch

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Hi Farside, Marie and NL

Thanks for your input. Looks like I will have to order the Parish Registers at the Latter Day Saints here and have a look. I found them on the 1841,1851,1861 Census but as yet no further than that. I have also found several references to him on different Directories. He lived in King Street Wolverhampton and had his shop in Queen Street employing 11 workers.

He was from Erdington north of Birmingham and she was from Wolverhampton, Staffordshire. They had several children, Sarah b 1829, George b1831 both these baptized at Carrs Lane Independent in Birmingham and then Ann b1834, Catherine b1836, Elizabeth b1841 and Mary b about 1839.
Catherine and Elizabeth were baptised at Queen Street Independent in Wolverhampton. It appears that Thomas Adams was one of the Trustees of the Union between the old Temple Street Church and the Queen Street Independent.

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Re: Thomas Adams and Mary Ann Allchurch

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Found this entry - possibly a coincidence
1861
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Dudley Wood, Dudley
Thomas Allchurch Adams 32 - Farmer
Mary Jemima Adams 32 - Farmers wife
Thomas Allehurch Adams 18
Bloack Marona Adams 2 (Blanche Marena)
all b Dudley
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found these


Place Cradley
Church St Peters
BaptismDate 10 Apr 1802
Forename Mary Ann
FatherForename Thomas
MotherForename Sarah
FatherSurname ALLCHURCH
MotherSurname ALLCHURCH



Place Cradley
Church St Peters
BaptismDate 02 Sep 1803
Forename George
FatherForename Thomas
MotherForename Sarah
FatherSurname ALLCHURCH
MotherSurname ALLCHURCH
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also came across this dont know if it links in anywhere


Place Edgbaston
Church St. Bartholomew
MarriageDate 31 Jan 1808
GroomForename Henry
GroomSurname INGRAM
BrideForename Jane
BrideSurname ALLCHURCH
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On the LDS site - look at the library catalog for place name Edgbaston - there are only the bishop's transcripts, they don't have film of the registers for the date you need. You are going to have to find them elsewhere.
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It would be at birmingham archives then to see the actual registers
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NL, I take it that this would be the info needed? ( I have never looked up Parish Records at the Archives)

Film or fiche number
0502273
Bishop's transcripts for Edgbaston, 1678-1838 Church of England. Parish Church of Edgbaston (Warwickshire)

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If you go to the archives and ask to see the actual Parish register for Edgbaston
and the date that was posted ie 8th June 1827 in Edgbaston

and see what the entry says

St Bartholomew, Edgbaston

M 1636-1969

I think that is the correct church but they will help you

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O'k, I'll try to pop in on my way home from work tomorrow, if not it will have to be Monday :-)
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Re: Thomas Adams and Mary Ann Allchurch

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Thank you so much everyone for your suggestions and I really do appreciate your efforts. I am going away for a week tomorrow so will check in when I get back.

Thanks heaps
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