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No other information on his birth entry.
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the vicar is
Adolphus Hopkins vicar from 1825-1855

and his writing is awful
looks like someone must have written some of it and he did the bits at the end
so bride and grooms names and wits and then he signed it

if anyone wants me to email it them let me know
then you can have a look
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Send it to me please.
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gardener wrote:Send it to me please.


Ok sent :wink:
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MarkCDodd wrote:No other information on his birth entry.


Here you are Jan:- the PR says James and Sarah were from Cradley Heath. James was baptised 25.11.1827. The next entry, same baptismal date was for Joseph Smith, then Samuel Smith, all baptised the same day, all from Cradley Heath, could be brothers? Linell.

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NL can I have a look too please?
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Eeek!

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Bardon

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Maths girl wrote:NL can I have a look too please?


Ok sent a copy! :grin:
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linell wrote:
MarkCDodd wrote:No other information on his birth entry.


Here you are Jan:- the PR says James and Sarah were from Cradley Heath. James was baptised 25.11.1827. The next entry, same baptismal date was for Joseph Smith, then Samuel Smith, all baptised the same day, all from Cradley Heath, could be brothers? Linell.

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completed on this now
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