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Edna Hollies - b 1843-Mother Sarah Taylor ARC TBC?

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Another certificate arrived this morning for this lady ....
http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/fa ... ies-Family

Edna Hollies, born 3rd of March 1843, Windmill End, Netherton.
Father Joseph Hollies, Miner.
Mother Sarah Hollies, formerly Taylor. (Sarah was informant with her "x" mark)

Now looking for some more information on Sarah Taylor's family as this is another Taylor line in my Black Country family.
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Re: Edna Hollies - b 1843

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Thanks BCB will add that to Bcc :wink:
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Re: Edna Hollies - b 1843

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So this is Sarah on Bcc
http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/tr ... =664015805

so who does she link to ? parents?

I have put that marriage down for a look up
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Re: Edna Hollies - b 1843-Mother Sarah Taylor

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10 Apr 1819 St Thomas Dudley
Joseph HOLLIES Of This Parish Bachelor
Sarah TAYLOR Of This Parish Spinster
After Banns The X Of Both
Wit; John Taylor Mark Bond
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Re: Edna Hollies - b 1843-Mother Sarah Taylor

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Thanks RF :wink:
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Re: Edna Hollies - b 1843-Mother Sarah Taylor

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Okay - It's all a bit up in the air at the moment but I have a Sarah Taylor being christened at St Thomas Church Dudley on 24 Oct 1802
Father = Joseph Taylor, Mother = Hannah

This could well be Hannah Westbury b 1777 and Joseph Taylor b 1774 who were married in St Thomas Church and lived in Windmill End, Netherton.

On the 1851 Census, Sarah Hollies has been widowed and is also living in Windmill End, Netherton with her children.
Timothy 27
Mary 16
Hannah 13
Sarah 10 and
Edna 8

Next door to them is Joseph Taylor 77 and Hannah Taylor 74 (plus a lodger), which I'm sure are her parents and ties in with the infomation above.
Next door again is William and Silvia Taylor who are here on BCC http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/fa ... lor-Family
and next door to them is Robert and Sarah Taylor who are here on BCC http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/fa ... lor-Family
My next guess is that Robert could well be Joseph's brother making Sarah and William cousins.... whadya think :?:
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Re: Edna Hollies - b 1843-Mother Sarah Taylor

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Do you have any of these Marriages or Baptisms which connect BCB. Even a burial for one of them may glean some more information :?:

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Re: Edna Hollies - b 1843-Mother Sarah Taylor

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I'm working on it Linell. I don't have anything yet apart from Sarah's Christening at St Thomas's. I just had one of those moments last night when I put 2 and 2 together and came up with lots more than I bargained for :lol: It's all presumption at the moment but I'm sure that there's a connection.
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Re: Edna Hollies - b 1843-Mother Sarah Taylor

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could Robert and Sarah be sibs?

do we have any other kids for Joseph and Hannah

I think that bapt looks good will add that while we work on it

need bapt for Robert

note name Edna too is there for Roberts dau
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Re: Edna Hollies - b 1843-Mother Sarah Taylor

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blackcountrybiker wrote:Okay - It's all a bit up in the air at the moment but I have a Sarah Taylor being christened at St Thomas Church Dudley on 24 Oct 1802
Father = Joseph Taylor, Mother = Hannah

This could well be Hannah Westbury b 1777 and Joseph Taylor b 1774 who were married in St Thomas Church and lived in Windmill End, Netherton.

On the 1851 Census, Sarah Hollies has been widowed and is also living in Windmill End, Netherton with her children.
Timothy 27
Mary 16
Hannah 13
Sarah 10 and
Edna 8

Next door to them is Joseph Taylor 77 and Hannah Taylor 74 (plus a lodger), which I'm sure are her parents and ties in with the infomation above.
Next door again is William and Silvia Taylor who are here on BCC http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/fa ... lor-Family
and next door to them is Robert and Sarah Taylor who are here on BCC http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/fa ... lor-Family
My next guess is that Robert could well be Joseph's brother making Sarah and Robert cousins.... whadya think :?:


can someone post the 1851 census pls for Joseph Taylor and Hannah full info pls
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Re: Edna Hollies - b 1843-Mother Sarah Taylor

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1851 Census for Windmill End, Parish of st Andrews, Dudley - HO107; Piece: 2033; Folio: 479; Page: 53; GSU roll: 87440.

203 Robert Taylor Head 60 abt 1791 M (Male) Dudley, Worcestershire, England
203 Sarah Taylor Wife 56 abt 1795 F (Female) Dudley, Worcestershire, England
203 Benjamin Taylor Son 19 abt 1832 M (Male) Dudley, Worcestershire, England
203 Edwin Danks Daughter 25 abt 1826 F (Female)Dudley, Worcestershire, England
203 Ellener Danks Gnddtr 2 abt 1849 F (Female) Dudley, Worcestershire, England
203 Richard Danks Gndson 5 Mo abt 1850 M (Male) Dudley, Worcestershire, England
203 Frances Ryme Lodger 27 abt 1824 M (Male) Newport, Derbyshire, England
203 Thomas Adams Lodger 27 abt 1824 M (Male) Betper, Derbyshire, England

204 William Taylor Head 27 abt 1824 M (Male) Dudley, Worcestershire, England
204 Siliva Taylor Wife 22 abt 1829 F (Female) Dudley, Worcestershire, England
204 Edna Taylor Daughter 9mth abt 1850 F (Female) Dudley, Worcestershire, England
204 Henry Watkins Lodger 22 abt 1829 M (Male) Handley, Worcestershire, England
204 Sarah Watkins Lodger 22 abt 1829 F (Female) Dudley, Worcestershire, England
204 Nancy Watkins Lodger 1 abt 1850 F (Female) Dudley, Worcestershire, England

205 Joseph Taylor Head 77 abt 1774 M (Male) Dudley, Worcestershire, England
205 Hannah Taylor Wife 74 abt 1777 F (Female) Dudley, Worcestershire, England
205 James Dathers? Visitor 54 abt 1797 M (Male) Sedgley, Staffordshire, England

206 Sarah Hollies Head 49 abt 1802 F (Female) Dudley, Worcestershire, England (widow)
206 Timothy Hollies Son 27 abt 1824 M (Male) Dudley, Worcestershire, England
206 Mary Hollies Daughter 16 abt 1835 F (Female) Dudly, Worcestershire, England
206 Hannah Hollies Daughter 13 abt 1838 F (Female) Dudly, Worcestershire, England
206 Sarah Hollies Daughter 10 abt 1841 F (Female) Dudly, Worcestershire, England
206 Edna Hollies Daughter 8 abt 1843 F (Female) Dudly, Worcestershire, England
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Re: Edna Hollies - b 1843-Mother Sarah Taylor

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thanks Bcb

so you think Robert and Joseph are bros?

any clues on marriages for them re wits
any bapts?

that name edna has to mean they connect :?
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Re: Edna Hollies - b 1843-Mother Sarah Taylor

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Just an educated hunch NL... They're all living next to each other in Windmill End, Netherton and they're all Nail Makers. My other Taylor line were all Nail Makers too and lived next door to each other in Griffin Street Netherton. I'll spend some time looking for the definite links.
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Re: Edna Hollies - b 1843-Mother Sarah Taylor

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This might seem like a ridiculous question to seasoned genealogists, but where can I get hold of or see the Parish Records for St Thomas's church in Dudley... are they online or available to purchase as a CD or fiche? I live up in the Lakes so it's not easy or cost effective to keep coming 240 miles down the M6 every time I find a new link to research :shock:
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Have you tried your local LDS Center? Best RF https://www.familysearch.org/learn/wiki ... e,_Cumbria
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