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peterd wrote:hannah could be a niece or grand daug so need to trace the kids where abouts as none might be close when she died ?

Certainly a few had moved to Birmingham and later to West Bromwich, and unfortunately Hannah was a common family name - very good idea though, I have some of the grand kids, but by no means all (Leah had eleven kids that I know of, and they were equally productive).
The lot that moved to West Bromwich (of which I'm descended) were very considerate and lived mainly in one row of terraced houses, made life a lot easier for me. My Dad calls it the Jeavons Ghetto!!

I've just found a possible burial for Leah Jeavons on Family Search.
The details are:
Name:Leah Jeavons
Gender: Female
Burial date: 18 Feb 1876
Burial Place: Coseley, Stafford, England

This ties up as the death cert I have has the date of death as 14 Feb 1876.

Any ideas as to where I can get more info?

Sue

snoopysue wrote:I've just found a possible burial for Leah Jeavons on Family Search.
The details are:
Name:Leah Jeavons
Gender: Female
Burial date: 18 Feb 1876
Burial Place: Coseley, Stafford, England

This ties up as the death cert I have has the date of death as 14 Feb 1876.

Any ideas as to where I can get more info?

Sue

I can do a look up on that for you Snoops
Think church is St Chads Coseley...can't remember off top of my head
but I can look at that one

if you want it looked up go to look up requests
and add it as above with your name
and I will add to list

Is this still a Brickwall, or have you solved it?

Unless otherwise advised this will be moved to the Brickwalls Archived section
within 24 hours

It's still a brick wall, but not one that can be solved unfortunately, so okay to archive.

Thanks Snoopysue