COMPLETED..........Can we find Martha on 1851 and 1861 pls

[Northern Lass]

http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/tr ... =293416829

father is a Joseph Davies who is Marthas mother and sibs pls

is this same family?
http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/tr ... i=88618275

[mumbles]

Already on BCC NL

http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/tr ... i=50032054

Martha Davis living with her Step Father Thomas Brookes and mother Sylvia Raybould nee Davis

[Jimmy]

1851. Blackheath, Rowley Regis, Staffs.
Thomas Brooks 34. Chain maker.
Sylva Brooks 29.
Ann Davis 10. Dau.
Martha Davis 7. Dau.

All born Rowley.

1841. Pare Tree St, Rowley Regis, Staffs.
Joseph Davis 20. Coal miner.
Silvey Davis 20. n.b.i.c.
Ann Davis 8 Mo.

[nailer2011]

Jan,

Although you are following the Davies line on the BCC thread, my interest in the Rayboulds suggest that the parents of Sylvia may be the William Raybould and Ann Jones who married in St John's Church, Halesowen on 1 November 1802 (transcript of records refer).

Also, there are burial records on the IGI website which show the burials in the graveyard of St Giles Church, Rowley Regis of an Ann Raybould, on 13 February 1825 (age 44 years) and of a William Raybould, on 15 August 1830 (age 49 years).

Hope this is helpful...regards

H

[nailer2011]

Jan,

Looking further at my records, I believe that the BCC threads shown on your post (293416829 and 88618275) relate to the same Sylvia Raybould.

The "˜Transcript of the Halesowen Parish Registers"™ show that a William and Ann Raybould had two children christened in St John"™s Church; a son, Jeremiah, on 3 June 1813 (this record refers to William and Ann being "˜of Corngreaves, in the Parish of Rowley Regis"™ and to William being a "˜Gun-barrel Forger"™). Also, a daughter, Sylva (Sylvia), on 18 November 1821; however, while this record also describes William and Ann of "˜being of Rowley Regis"™ it describes William as a "˜Nailer"™. This latter record was confirmed from a microfilm copy of the parish record, which is held in the History Centre in Coseley.

The link between Sylvia and Jeremiah is further suggested by his presence as a witness at her wedding to Joseph Davis (already shown on BCC)

H.

[grangers14]

1861. Black Heath, Rowley Regis
Thomas Brookes, head, 44, Chain maker
Sylvia, wife, 40, Nail Maker
Anne Davis, step daur, 20, Nail Maker
Martha Davis, step daur, 17, Nail Maker
Sylvia Brookes, daur, 7
Alice, daur, 2
All born Rowley Regis

1871. Black Heath, Rowley Regis
Thomas Brookes, head, 54, Chain Maker
Sylvia, wife, 49, nail maker
Sylvia, daur, 17,
Alice, daur, 12,

1881. 28 Oldbury Road, Blackheath
Thomas Brooks, head, 69, Chain Maker
Sylvia, wife, 59, Nail maker
Alice, daur, 22, Nail Maker
/Benjamin Lowe, head, 28, Rivet Maker
Sylvia, wife, 27, Nail maker
George, son, 2,
Samuel, son, 6 months
All born Rowley Regis

1891. 28 Oldbury Road, Rowley Regis
Thomas brookes, head, 79, Retired Chain Maker, Rowley Regis
Sylvia, wife, 68, Dudley
William Allen, boarder, 26, General Labourer, ?

[Northern Lass]

right need to work thru this thanks will sticky this

[Northern Lass]

Ok so we can connect up this Martha DAvies here
http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/tr ... di=4396548

as same as this one can we?
http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/tr ... =107736153

how many are born in BC area around 1844
is it same Martha dau of JOseph Davies and Sylvia that marries Simeon Willetts

[nailer2011]

Jan,
It looks like a 'match' but we cannt be 100% sure without some further evidence.

From the BMD index there seems tro be about 5 possible births for a Martha Davis around 1844

H.

[Northern Lass]

Jan,
It looks like a 'match' but we cannt be 100% sure without some further evidence.

From the BMD index there seems tro be about 5 possible births for a Martha Davis around 1844

H.

There is only one in RR area about that time
1843
Surname Forename(s) Sub-District Registers At Reference
DAVIS Martha Rowley Regis Sandwell Register Office RR/6/396

[Northern Lass]

I am connecting up

[grangers14]

Marriage has Blackheath as address and that Martha was consistently at Blackheath.