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Re: William Toy b 1768?

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2015 1:43 pm
by gardener
NickToye wrote:I've started to compile a bunch of William Toy's I can find from LDS site, and see if I can link any of them.

The area that I am concentrating on is obviously Halesowen, rather than Quinton because it was under the Halesowen parish up until 1840s.

Now I don't really know the area as well as some so some of these I may be able to discount.

William Toy d 1805 - Halesowen 13 June 1805 William Toy burd
William Toy d 1857 - Stourbridge
William Tay d 1805 - Halesowen 10 Feb 1805 William Tay burd
William Tew d 1864 - Stourbridge
William Toy b 1772 d 1819 - Worcester
William Toy b 1733 d 1817 - Birmingham
William Toy b 1804 d 1829 - Worcester
William Toy b 1811 d 1857 - Kingswinsford
William Toy b 1801 d 1825 - Birmingham


Those are the only bits I can add here. The older records don't help much for burials. Some burials of that period are indicated as infants, so I think you can assume that these 1805 burials were not infants.

Re: William Toy b 1768?

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2015 2:11 pm
by NickToye
So two William Tay then is probably not a typo so I can perhaps remove him.

Re: William Toy b 1768?

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2015 8:20 pm
by gardener
That whole Toy/Tay thing is a pain. I noticed one baptism entry at Halesowen

21 June 1833 Hannah do John and Rosanna Toy als Tay, Long Lane, nailer

so that indicates that the Toy/Tay thing is not just a possible transcription error, but an actual alias/alternative spelling at the time.
You probably knew that any way.

Re: William Toy b 1768?

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2015 8:32 pm
by NickToye
What does Hannah do John and Rosanna Toy mean? I take it als means an alias?

I have evidence that my ancestors were Nailers.

Re: William Toy b 1768?

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2015 9:56 pm
by gardener
do means "daughter of."

Re: William Toy b 1768?

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2015 10:51 pm
by NickToye
Ok, well I have a feeling I have come across these people before and couldn't find a link.

Re: William Toy b 1768?

Posted: Sat Nov 21, 2015 4:52 pm
by BC Wench
Is this still a Brickwall, or have you solved it?

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