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linell wrote:Thanks Jan, I can add some if you are pushed, just let me know.......

It is from Black Country Muse.............

could you add in the kids date and death pls Lin that would help

Yes will do.................thanks Jan.

linell wrote:Yes will do.................thanks Jan.

Thanks Lin do you think it is same Joseph?

suppose we need 1871 dont we?

Hi Jan, have added the children:- http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/tr ... =869487307

Am sure it is the correct Joseph, the only one who lived in that area of the right age, Blackheath, half of Blackheath was in Rowley Regis Staffs, the other half was The Hill Halesowen Worcs. Also the Marriage Witnesses fit, Wm Harris brother of Joseph and Myra Carpenter was Amelia's sister. The 1871 will confirm it.

Back later..........

1871. Halesowen St, Rowley Regis.
Rosannah Harris 60. Widow. Dudley.
Joseph Harris 20. Son. Unm. Miner. Rowley Regis.
James Harris 14. Son. Rowley Regis.

1881.
Name: Joseph Harris.
Age: 30.
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1851.
Relation: Inmate.
Gender: Male.
Where born: Blackheath, Staffordshire.
Civil parish: Sandhurst.
County/Island: Berkshire.
Street Address: "Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum"
Condition as to marriage: Widow.
Education:
Occupation: Collier.

Registration district: Easthampstead.
Sub-registration district: Sandhurst.
ED, institution, or vessel: Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum.
Piece: 1320.
Folio: 99.
Page Number: 15.

Yes Jimmy it says in the book he was sent to Broadmoor- He had been in the General hospital Birmingham October 1877 for a month then Winson Green assylum then Mar 1877 Powick Assylum then discharged Oct 1877

I was going to say good connection....but not for Poor Amelia was it!

Thanks Lin and all another connection on Bcc

ok to archive?

Yes completed now Jan, thanks to you Jimmy and RF.

Linell.