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ARC tbc...............COOKSEy A canal family From 1803

Posted: Mon Apr 27, 2009 4:43 pm
by JOM S/22829779
I.m very interested in finding out more about the COOKSEY family who were Canal boatman and women..

the first name I have is JOSHUA COOKSEY (Bc 1695??? - D 21 Feb 1729) who married a MARY FOX (Bc1700??? ) 10 April 1721 in Halesowen,

They 4 children
WILLIAM Bapt 25 Sept 1721,
MARY Bapt. 17 Jun1723.
JOSHUA Bapt 21 Feb 1725 these 3 B in Sedgley,
Thomas Bapt 8 Jan1727 Buried 8 Jan 1729 in HalesoweN.

JOSHUA married a SARAH ROUND in HALESOWEN 30 jAN 1751 she was born o1 Nov 1730??? and Buried 9 April 1805 in Halesowen. JOSHUA was Buried 10 Mar 1793.

They had 8 Children most died young except

THOMAS bAPT 23 APRIL 1764
and CHARLES Bapt 28 Jul 1771 in Olbury D 1848??? Halesowen.

charles Married ANN WINDSOR 2 SEP 1793 HALESOWEN. nothing known,

they had 4 children

SARAH Bapt. 23 Mar 1795 Olbury
WILLIAM 4 SEPT 1803. Oldbury.
CHARLES 9 APRIL1805 Halesowen,
SAMUEL 9 June 1811 Halesowen.

WILLIAM my GGGrandfather Married Hannah?????????? she D Dec 1881 Daventry They were both Capt.!!!! of various canal boats

CHARLES married a HANNAH STEAVONS 30 Aug 1824 in Halesowen she Bc 1802????

SAMUEL buried 24 Oct 1880 in Smethwich and Married ANN ??? AND ELIZABETH????

Most of the dates are from the COOKSEY one name SOC.

any further info would be greatly apprecated

JOHN..

Names I'm interested in ADAMS, COOKSEY, FOX. ROUND, STEPHENS.WINDSOR, WOOD

Re: COOKSEy A canal family From 1803

Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2009 11:15 pm
by dianel
That you, John????

Glad you're here anyway. Lets get stuck into those Cookseys. I've a few unconnected ones that I want to link up.
Cheers, Di

Re: COOKSEy A canal family From 1803

Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2009 4:25 pm
by JOM S/22829779
HI all
Thanks for the welcome.
Yes it is John I did'nt notice that I had mistyped my name before I entered it.

Also I only checked the Canal bits from William 1803 onwards ie I have not idea what the occupations of
the earlier names that I entered, were.

Re: COOKSEy A canal family From 1803

Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2009 8:22 pm
by peterd
is this hannah wife of william ?

1881 Vessel "Juno" Crick Rd Wharf Hillmorton, Warwick
Hannah COOKSEY Head W Female 72 Oldbury, Stafford, England Captain (Bargeman)
Benjamin COOKSEY Son U Male 23 Tipton, Stafford, England Boatman (Bargeman)
Henry ANSON Other Male 14 Warwick, England Assistant (Bargeman)


is benjamin a son or granson?

Re: COOKSEy A canal family From 1803

Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2009 8:52 pm
by mallosa
1871: Birdingbury Wharf, Birdingbury, Warwickshire
Hannah Cooksey 65 Widow Boatwoman Oldbury
Joseph Cooksey 26 M Boatman Oldbury
Benjaman Cooksey 13 U Boat Boy Oldbury
Thomas Bromwich 18 U Boatman, Wawickshire
Henry Kendall 13 Boat Lad Warwickshire

1861: Canal, Offchurch, Warwickshire
William Cooksey 59 Head Store/Stone Boatman Oldbury
Hannah Cooksey 58 Wife Oldbury
Joseph Cooksey 16 Son Boatman Oldbury

Re: COOKSEy A canal family From 1803

Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2009 11:10 pm
by peterd
so any one find the 51 and 41 please see if we can get a surname for hannah

Re: COOKSEy A canal family From 1803

Posted: Thu Apr 30, 2009 3:22 pm
by JOM S/22829779
hi All
Petered. Benjamin is the Grandson of William and Hannah His parents are Thomas COOKSEY and Sarah Jane Blackham
Thomas is the eldest son DOB 1 Feb1824. they were M 26 Aug 1850 in Handsworth.
I have no idea of Hannah surname
Regarda John

Re: COOKSEy A canal family From 1803

Posted: Thu Apr 30, 2009 8:44 pm
by mallosa
peterd wrote:so any one find the 51 and 41 please see if we can get a surname for hannah


Can't see them at the mo in 1851...

could this be them...

1841: Badger, Shropshire
William Cooksey 35 MS (y)
Hannah Cooksey 30 (y)

I don't think it is cos this Hannah in 1851 is a Laundress b. Quatt, Shropshire

Re: COOKSEy A canal family From 1803

Posted: Fri May 01, 2009 3:52 pm
by JOM S/22829779
Hi
William COOKSEY as far as I can see Died between these two census but have not been able to confirm. When or where.
Hannah his wife Died in Daventry in or about 1881

Re: COOKSEy A canal family From 1803

Posted: Fri May 01, 2009 3:57 pm
by JOM S/22829779
hi Mallosa
THERE WAS ONLY !OR 2 YEARS BETWEEN THEM. AS FAR AS I CAN TELL.

Re: COOKSEy A canal family From 1803

Posted: Fri May 01, 2009 6:48 pm
by mallosa
Hi John, on the 1841 Census, it wasn't unusual for either or both of their ages to have been rounded up/down.

Joshua Cooksey 1695

Posted: Sun May 13, 2012 12:29 pm
by dianel
I had an email asking me if a Joshua Cooksey b. 1695 in Halesowen. who married Mary Fox on 10 Apr 1721 was in my tree.

I couldn't find anything relevant on BCC.

Re: Joshua Cooksey 1695

Posted: Sun May 13, 2012 12:52 pm
by mallosa
That's a submitted entry on IGI Di

Re: Joshua Cooksey 1695

Posted: Sun May 13, 2012 10:42 pm
by dianel
Yes, San, and there are not many Joshua Cookseys recorded anywhere that I can see.

Re: Joshua Cooksey 1695

Posted: Thu May 17, 2012 9:53 am
by FarSide
Beside the marriage this is the only entry I see with a Joshua
Halesowen
bapt
8 Jan 1726 - Tho, s of Joshua & Mary Cooksey of Hill