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Hi,

Are you interested in 'facts' about this particular Noah Hingley such as an imprisonment , which I unearthed in my research, or is BCC just to show family members? I dont want to upset anyone!!

H.

Hi H.,

I think most, if not all of us, are interested in the whole story about our ancestors (Noah is likely a connection of many of us).
As for what should be on BCC, as the owner of the tree, Northern Lass, is the ultimate authority, so perhaps you could send her a private message.
Cheers,
Di

Hi nailer post what you have and we can have a look and see if we are able to add it.

Flesh on the Bones!

as Di says the whole story is always very interesting

Hi,

The Worcestershire Chronicle of 12 November 1862 has a report of a court case (heard on 31 October) where a Noah Hingley, Nailer, of Cradley was found guilty of assaulting his wife, Hannah, in an unprovoked attack; causing her serious facial injury. He was sentenced to 2 months hard labour.

I have assumed this is Noah Hingley and Hannah (Parsons), as no-one else fits the profile. Not a good start to their life together but from the info on BCC they obviously 'stayed the course; also, unfortunately, it seems from historical reports that cases of domestic violence were not unusual in Cradley

H

nailer2011 wrote:Hi,

The Worcestershire Chronicle of 12 November 1862 has a report of a court case (heard on 31 October) where a Noah Hingley, Nailer, of Cradley was found guilty of assaulting his wife, Hannah, in an unprovoked attack; causing her serious facial injury. He was sentenced to 2 months hard labour.

I have assumed this is Noah Hingley and Hannah (Parsons), as no-one else fits the profile. Not a good start to their life together but from the info on BCC they obviously 'stayed the course; also, unfortunately, it seems from historical reports that cases of domestic violence were not unusual in Cradley

H

Thanks I will add that in notes

completed with thanks