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Re: Connecting Rollasons
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 6:28 am
by Northern Lass
Thanks all
that looks like Rowsons going back are Shrops area and keep to Rowson
So can we find out or do you know polo ....what kids Rosanna and Robert had?
think they had quite a few.
Then your Joseph is he a Joseph Henry Rollason
sister Agnes Jane Rollason.
Then what are the other kids and how regis?
and does Joseph marry a Jennie salt
maybe then we can connect to the Salts on Bcc as don't think Rollasons we have connect
Let me know Polo if you have any marriage info on Joseph you could post then we can add to Bcc
do you have the marriage info?
and let me know if you want me to add that you connect on Bcc.

Re: Connecting Rollasons
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 11:01 am
by Polo
Wow, that's a lot of questions lol. I'll do my best
Robert and Rosannah had children
Joseph Henry Rollason born 1893 died 1986
Agnes Elizabeth Rollason.born 1895. She died during the Birmingham blitz but I can't find any more info. She married Henry Tarrant in Birmingham.
Both of these births were registered by the same registrar.
Then came Jesse in 1900. Not Jaware as transcribed. He married Winifred May Langston in 1925. He was killed in a traffic accident in Bilston but I don't have a date.
Then Betsy Jane in 1901. She married Isaac Jones in 1937 at Saint Leonards Bilston. She died 1981
Next came Eliza Elizabeth. Born in 1904 She married William Beckett in 1927. I think she died in 1971 but I'm not sure
Then the youngest was William Thomas born 1907. He was known as little Billy. He was a merchant's clerk. Sadly he was killed 1st October 1923 by Samuel Whittingham. The verdict was manslaughter
These children were all registered as Rowson. Different registrar to the first two children.
I know the names of their children too.
If anyone can find little Billy on the 1911 census, I would be very grateful. My Grandad, Joseph Henry was living with his Grandmother but the rest of the family were in the workhouse.
Re: Connecting Rollasons
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 3:12 pm
by gardener
Were the younger kids all here?
Cottage Homes For Children Belonging The Wolverhampton Union, Amos Lane, Wednesfield, Wolverhampton
Name: Jesse Rawson
Birth: abt 1898 - Bilston, Staffordshire
Name: Betsy Rawson
Birth: abt 1900 - Bilston, Staffordshire
Name: Elizabeth Rawson
Birth: abt 1902 - Bilston, Staffordshire
Name: John William Rawson
Birth: abt 1907 - Bilston, Staffordshire
Joh William rather than William Thomas - is that possible?
Re: Photo - Front row 2nd right Joe Rollason
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 3:17 pm
by gardener
Polo wrote:Hi all
I'm afaid I don't know how to do any of the things mentioned, so any help would be fantastic
I'm not sure if I should put this info here or somewhere else
I found out quite a bit more about Rosannah
Birth 8th May 1972. Black Horse Yard, Bilston
Christened 12th May 1872 High Street Primative Methodist, Bilston
Married 9th March 1891 at Bilston Parish Church to Robert Rowson
Died 14th Feb 1951at Lavender Grove Bilston. Cause of death was pneumonia. This was at her Daughter, Betsy's home.
Buried 20th Feb 1951 in Bilston Cemetery
Robert's age can't be right on the 1891 census? He seems to have aged just three years between censuses.
He marries Rosannah in March 1891 and gives his age as 22.
1901 he's 39 and 1911 he's caught up a bit and is 52
He died 22nd April 1922 aged 55.
Confusing
Well, either I pulled everyone off track, or Robert pretended to be younger when he married and in the census just after, then he gave ages closer to his real age, but his age at death was registered by his widow and she based it on what he said when they married. Is that possible?
Robert is:
8m (1861)
10 (1871)
20 (1881)
22 (1891)marriage
23 (1891)
39 (1901)
52 (1911)
55 (1922)
Rosehannah is:
19 (1891)marriage
19 (1891)
33 (1901)
46 (1911)
Rosehannah is in the workhouse in 1911, along with her daughter and husband
Name: Agnes Jane Rawson
Age in 1911: 16
Estimated birth year: abt 1895
Relation to Head: Inmate
Gender: Female
Birth Place: Bilston, Staffordshire
Jesse is here: Cottage Homes For Children Belonging The Wolverhampton Union, Amos Lane, Wednesfield, Wolverhampton
Name: Jesse Rawson
Age in 1911: 13
Estimated birth year: abt 1898
Relation to Head: Inmate
Gender: Male
Birth Place: Bilston, Staffordshire
Civil Parish: Heath
Re: Connecting Rollasons
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 3:21 pm
by gardener
But I am feeling very confused now.
You say
Agnes Elizabeth Rollason.born 1895. She died during the Birmingham blitz but I can't find any more info. She married Henry Tarrant in Birmingham.
but there is an Agnes Jane in 1911, in the workhouse.
Name: Agnes
Jane Rawson
Age in 1911: 16
Estimated birth year: abt 1895
Relation to Head: Inmate
Gender: Female
Birth Place: Bilston, Staffordshire
Is it all a muddle?
Re: Connecting Rollasons
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 4:12 pm
by Polo
It's almost certainly Agnes Elizabeth.
I know for sure that she married a Tarrent. Mum had her on the family tree.
I found this birth Wolverhampton 6b 692 and the date is right
Then I found this marriage Birmingham 6d 861 She was a nurse in Birmingham, I have photos of her in uniform and she died during the Birmingham blitz.
I don't have certificates but it seems right to me. Everything fits in nicely.
Yes gardener, they are my lot. Some of the dates are slightly out, but I'm sure it's them. Their parents are in there too.
I would say there is every chance that John William is our "little Billy" I can't find him anywhere else
Maybe they were useless at keeping records at the workhouse.
Re: Photo - Front row 2nd right Joe Rollason
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 4:45 pm
by Polo
I think you are spot on.
Grandad registered Robert's death but he probably wasn't sure of his age anyway
Re: Connecting Rollasons
Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2016 6:39 am
by Northern Lass
I think it is Agnes Jane not Agnes Elizabeth....just cos of some info I found prev....but cant find birth for agnes jane so prob census wrong in 1911.
Do you have the birth certif of your Agnes Elizabeth or her marriage certif to prove fathers name?
and do you have Josephs birth certif and marriage you could post info on here please

Re: Connecting Rollasons
Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2016 7:06 am
by Northern Lass
can someone post the 1911 pls for JOseph henry rowson living with his g.ma
not sure which g.ma.
Re: Connecting Rollasons
Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2016 7:44 am
by gardener
1911
4 Oatmeal Sq, Bilston
Mary Brayier 63 wid [43/14/8/6 - crossed out]
Elizabeth Brayier 23 dau single enamiler
Joseph Rawson 18 gson common tinner iron plate worker
Ada Hall 8 gdau
William Edwards 13 gson
all born Bilston
Re: Connecting Rollasons
Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2016 8:07 am
by gardener
I think grandma Mary is some version of this name, but can't see the marriage
1871
Jessie Brazier 28
Mary Brazier 24
Joseph H Brazier 4
Alexander Brazier 1
John Cammest 13 boarder
Rosannah Cammest 17 boarder
all born Bilston
1861
Wolverhampton St, Bilston
John Cemmies 44
Rosehannah Cemmies 38
Richard Cemmies 20
Mary Cemmies 15
Joseph Cemmies 11
Rosehannah Cemmies 7
John Cemmies 3
1851
Wolverhampton St, Bilston
John Commins 36 stone miner Birmingham
Rosannah Commins 30 Staffs, Toll End
Richard Commins 11 Staffs, Wellington
Mary Commins 5 Staffs, Bilston
Joseph Commins 1 Staffs, Bilston
Edward Jones 27 lodger
Isaiah Jones 22 lodger
Re: Connecting Rollasons
Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2016 8:12 am
by gardener
Marriages Mar 1867
Brasier Jesse Dudley 6c 3
CAMMIES Mary Dudley 6c 3
Cammins Mary Dudley 6c 3
Clifton Mary Jane Dudley 6c 3
Spiers Thomas Dudley 6c 3
Re: Connecting Rollasons
Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2016 9:13 am
by Polo
Hi Northern Lass
I don't have any certificates for Agnes. They are so expensive that I only buy them for my direct ancestors. Can you let me have the info you have please. If I've got it wrong I need to put it right.
Grandad is living with his Grandmother Mary Brazier,was Cammies.
I have loads of proven info on the Braziers but almost none on the Cammies side. I can go back to Mary's Father John Cammies, I think he was born in Birmingham in 1814/ Son of John Cammies and Mary. her Mother was Rosannah Armstrong. I think He was born in 1784 in Wellington Shropshire but I can't prove it.
Ada's parents were Alice Brazier and William Hall. They moved to Ellesmere Port.
I think Thomas' parents were in the workhouse.
Re: Connecting Rollasons
Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2016 6:32 am
by Northern Lass
Hi Polo so is your direct line JOseph Henry Rollason/Roson
if so can you post the info you have on his birth certif?
do you have that one?
I cant see an Agnes Jane birth Rollason or Rowson so it must be the Agnes Elizabeth.....but would
have liked to have seen that marriage in b'ham to Tarrant....can't see it on ancestry
can anyone see it anywhere else
also Polo can you confirm that your Joseph married a Jennie Salt pls.
Re: Connecting Rollasons
Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2016 8:40 am
by Polo
Good morning Northern Lass
That marriage is
Agnes E Rollason to Henry E Tarrent Dec qtr 1933 Birmingham 6D 861 line 4. Hope that helps.
Yes Joseph Henry Rollason was my Grandad. I knew his sister Betsy and brother Jesse well too.
He was born 25th January 1893 at Wolverhampton Street Bilston
Registered 6th March 1893 by Rosannah Rollason Mother
Father Robert Rollason Ironworker
He died 22nd March 1986 West Park Hospital Wolverhampton
I have the original marriage certificate so it's a bit tatty
He married Jennie Salt December 24th 1916 at Saint Lukes Bilston
Witnesses Philip Brazier and Rose Salt
Occupation Soldier
Father of groom Robert Rollason Ironworker
Father of bride illegible
Vicar looks like J G Stafford but not sure
I was really close to my grandad and feel quite emotional discussing him as just facts. Can I post a photo of them please?