Re: Ann Woodhouse b abt 1800
Posted: Thu Feb 25, 2010 5:19 am
dianel wrote:Northern Lass wrote:1851 Rowley Regis,Reddal Hill
Sch no 129,Five Ways
Emmanuel Woodhouse,head,m,38,chain maker,Staffs,Rowley Regis
Ann Woodhouse,wife,m,29,at home,Staffs, Rowley Regis
Mary Woodhouse,dau,u,4, at home,Staffs,Rowley Regis
Elizabeth Woodhouse,dau,3, at home,Staffs,Rowley Regis
Joseph Woodhouse,son,1, at home, Staffs,Rowley Regis
Eli Willetts,lodger,u,28, chain maker,Staffs,Rowley Regis
Samuel Rose,lodger,u,22, chain maker,Worcester,Dudley
Looking at my notes and the image again, I think that this census should read:
1851 Census
At Four Ways, Rowley Regis
Emanuel Woodhouse Head 30 Chain Maker b. Rowley Regis
Ann Woodhouse Wife 29 b. Rowley Regis
Mary Woodhouse Daur 4 b. Rowley Regis
Elizabeth Woodhouse Daur 3 b. Rowley Regis
Joseph Woodhouse Son 1 b. Rowley Regis
Eli Willetts Lodger 28 b. Rowley Regis
Samuel Rose Lodger 22 b, Worcester, Dudley
Joseph Willetts Lodger 12 b. Rowley Regis (on next page)
Emanuel appears to be the son of Benjamin Woodhouse and Mary Brownhill who married 29 Oct 1820 at Halesowen.
Emanuel was married to Ann Willetts on 27 Oct 1845 at St. Thomas, Dudley (Wheee ... Woodhouses and Willetts in one thread!!!)
Eli Willetts is Ann's brother.
But your Ann is too old to be the daughter of Benjamin Woodhouse & Mary Brownhill.
She is more contemporary with this Benjamin.
Emanuel appears to be the son of Benjamin Woodhouse and Mary Brownhill who married 29 Oct 1820 at Halesowen.
Witnesses
Benjn Taylor & Maria Woodhouse