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Pam you won't get a birth certif as early as 1826
as civil registration was 1837

You could send for that marriage to see if the father is Thomas
you can apply to the Gro or perhaps Warwickshire registration office would help if you sent them an email
you could say you only want the marriage of Charles if father is Thomas (although if it were me I would get it anyway)

Re a bapt copy you need a bapt
was there one coming up on the IGI in this lot for Charles?
if so you could maybe contact Family search centre near you and view the mircofilm
or
you could contact the local archive and ask for a copy to be sent not sure on the costs

Also just want to say that I am pleased the Black Country Connections has helped you
but as we say on our homepage please do verify the information yourself
as you should do with all other people's research

found christening for all others by charles and william

PamW wrote:

peterd wrote:also had this for charles but couldnt prove it so didnt enter it on bcc

This could be Charles (who married Mary Ann Cooper on 8 Sep 1849 at Leamington Priors Warwickshire at the age of 23) in 1841,
At Wellington St., Leamington Priors in the household of Abraham Collins (a Grocer) and his wife, Susannah, as a servant:
Charles Pailthorp 15 M. S. born in county

Pete - this looks promising - will investigate further

Pam

see previous post on the poss reason charles was in leamington priors

Will of Charles Henry Palethorpe
Date 10 March 1896
Date 13 November 1896
Description Will of Charles Henry Palethorpe of The Firs, Dudley, pork and sausage merchant.
Description All household effects, horses, carriages amd wines to wife; £500 to wife, Amy Palethorpe, £100 to the Guest Hospital, £100 to the Deacons of Dudley Baptist Chapel, £100 to the Corporation of Dudley for the purpose of erecting a bandstand in Blackacre Road Recreation Ground, £100 to brother, Edward [Edwin] Palethorpe, £100 to sister-in-law, the wife of Henry Palethorpe, £100 to nephew, son of deceased brother William, £50 to friend, Joshua Davies; to each female domestic servant, a quarter year's salary, and to each male servants one month's salary; to each employee of Palethorpes, Ltd of 5 years' standing, one month's salary or wages, and to the other employees, one week's; to wiife, a half of his debentures and preference shares in Palethorpes, Ltd, and 700 x £10 ordinary shares, she maintaining all their children until the age of 21; remaining half of debentures and preference shares to trustees, to be divided equally between daughters, transferring the shares to each at the age of 25; remainder of ordinary shares to be divided equally between sons, Henry Palethorpe and John Palethorpe at the age of 25; it is his desire that they enter the business; trustees to pay them an allowance of £100 p.a. from the age of 21, increasing by £50 p.a. until they receive their shares; residue of estate to be realised and divided equally between children, allowing wife and family to continue to reside at The Firs, Dudley for as long as they wish.
Description Executors and trustees: Wife, Edwin Palethorpe (brother), and Joshua Davies of Dudley, draper. Appoints wife guardian of their children. Requests that Arthur George Hooper shall act as solicitor to the estate.

There are articles in this week's (17 Dec) and next week's Black Country Bugle newspaper on the Palethorpes factory at Dudley Port:

http://www.blackcountrybugle.co.uk/blac ... ?ID=471584

linell wrote:Will of Charles Henry Palethorpe
Date 10 March 1896
Date 13 November 1896
Description Will of Charles Henry Palethorpe of The Firs, Dudley, pork and sausage merchant.
Description All household effects, horses, carriages amd wines to wife; £500 to wife, Amy Palethorpe, £100 to the Guest Hospital, £100 to the Deacons of Dudley Baptist Chapel, £100 to the Corporation of Dudley for the purpose of erecting a bandstand in Blackacre Road Recreation Ground, £100 to brother, Edward [Edwin] Palethorpe, £100 to sister-in-law, the wife of Henry Palethorpe, £100 to nephew, son of deceased brother William, £50 to friend, Joshua Davies; to each female domestic servant, a quarter year's salary, and to each male servants one month's salary; to each employee of Palethorpes, Ltd of 5 years' standing, one month's salary or wages, and to the other employees, one week's; to wiife, a half of his debentures and preference shares in Palethorpes, Ltd, and 700 x £10 ordinary shares, she maintaining all their children until the age of 21; remaining half of debentures and preference shares to trustees, to be divided equally between daughters, transferring the shares to each at the age of 25; remainder of ordinary shares to be divided equally between sons, Henry Palethorpe and John Palethorpe at the age of 25; it is his desire that they enter the business; trustees to pay them an allowance of £100 p.a. from the age of 21, increasing by £50 p.a. until they receive their shares; residue of estate to be realised and divided equally between children, allowing wife and family to continue to reside at The Firs, Dudley for as long as they wish.
Description Executors and trustees: Wife, Edwin Palethorpe (brother), and Joshua Davies of Dudley, draper. Appoints wife guardian of their children. Requests that Arthur George Hooper shall act as solicitor to the estate.

Hi Lin
any chance you can add that to the ancestors info on BCC if you got a min
and where it is from pls

Will do NL, will you give me the link please, don't want to put it in theh wrong place.

Linell.

This looks like him

http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/tr ... =285445025

That's on now NL.........

linell wrote:That's on now NL.........

thanks lin

The Black Country Bugle as an article on Palethorpes.

http://www.blackcountrybugle.co.uk/blac ... ?id=471584

Yes I read that, thanks Jimmy.

are you all still running with this lot?

Going to flag to archive unless otherwise advised this will be moved to arch section
it can always be brought back to discuss further