http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/tr ... =936277353
Think this is his christening?
England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975
Zachariah Shaw
christening: 25 Jul 1813 Oldbury Parish of Halesowen,"‹ Salop,"‹ England
residence: England
parents: Zachariah Shaw,"‹ Elizabeth Shaw
Zachariah Shaw abt 1813 Halesowen
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Zachariah Shaw abt 1813 Halesowen
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Re: Zachariah Shaw abt 1813 Halesowen
I wouldn't think so Di, from what I know Zachariah lived in Halesowen Town, no where near Oldbury, which Church was it in Oldbury 
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Linell.Re: Zachariah Shaw abt 1813 Halesowen
This may help:
http://historyofoldbury.co.uk/2story.htm
http://www.historyofoldbury.co.uk/Oldtime%20Oldbury.pdf
Oldbury was part of Halesowen and was in Shropshire until it was transferred to Worcestershire in 1844, hence the Shropshire references in the 1841 census. A chapel was built in Oldbury in 1529 because during the winter and in the time of floods it was impossible for the inhabitants to attend the parish church in Halesowen, it now lies somewhere under the current Sainsbury's (ex Savacentre). It was replaced by Christ Church which opened in 1841, at which point Oldbury became a separate ecclesiastical parish.
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report ... mpid=43101
http://historyofoldbury.co.uk/2story.htm
http://www.historyofoldbury.co.uk/Oldtime%20Oldbury.pdf
Oldbury was part of Halesowen and was in Shropshire until it was transferred to Worcestershire in 1844, hence the Shropshire references in the 1841 census. A chapel was built in Oldbury in 1529 because during the winter and in the time of floods it was impossible for the inhabitants to attend the parish church in Halesowen, it now lies somewhere under the current Sainsbury's (ex Savacentre). It was replaced by Christ Church which opened in 1841, at which point Oldbury became a separate ecclesiastical parish.
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report ... mpid=43101
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Re: Zachariah Shaw abt 1813 Halesowen
this looks like it has been added as a possible which is fine
so moving to archived now
so moving to archived now