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This Jane Hammond marriage http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/fa ... ebb-Family

20 Jun 1842 St Peter Worfield
Benjamin Evans Warden O B Groman? Quatt father John Warden Groman?
Jane HAMMOND O S Wyken? Father William Hammond Joiner
After Banns Both Signed
Wit; John Warden / Willm Hammond / Jane Hammond / Hannah Hammond

that jane on bcc father joseph ?

think thats not her marriage ?

might be them

1851 Roslin Rd, Roslin Villa, oxton, cheshire

John Evan Warden 39 Banker, (colonial Producer) scotland
Jane Warden 35 scotland
John Evan Warden 5 liverpool
Ann Conway 26 serv wales
Jane Wymre 15 serv wales


in 1861 John E warden jr looks like with aunt in glasgow
in 1871 john e warden in london merchant clerk with aunt at her boarding house

Aut is a jane B warden wife of Alexander

rockyfowler wrote:This Jane Hammond marriage http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/fa ... ebb-Family

20 Jun 1842 St Peter Worfield
Benjamin Evans Warden O B Groman? Quatt father John Warden Groman?
Jane HAMMOND O S Wyken? Father William Hammond Joiner
After Banns Both Signed
Wit; John Warden / Willm Hammond / Jane Hammond / Hannah Hammond

Marriages Jun 1842
HAMMOND Jane Bridgnorth 18 61
PAGE Edward Bridgnorth 18 61
WARDEN Benjamin Evans Bridgnorth 18 61
WHITBY Sarah Bridgnorth 18 61
WHITTY Sarah Bridgnorth 18 61


so we need Janes marriage to Joseph webb....will contact mumbles
and it is not that 1842 marriage ...so can discount that
thanks rf

1841. Brettle Lane, Kingswinford, Staffs.
Fanny Hammond 55. School mistress.
Wm Hammond 20.
Jane Hammond 20.
George Hammond 15.

All born in county.

1851. Brettle Lane, Kingswinford, Staffs.
Fanny Hammond 65.
George Hammond 26. Son. Clerk, glass ?
Mary Foxall 20. servant.

This could be it, I found when I was doing my early years at this game some local people married at Suffolk,

Name: Joseph Webb.
Spouse's Name: Jane Hammond.
Event Date: 10 May 1845.
Event Place: Exning,Suffolk.
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M06221-1.
System Origin: England-ODM.
GS Film number: 0950449, 0950450.

Poss,

Joseph Hammonds.
Event Type: Marriage.
Event Date: 14 May 1807.
Event Place: Nuneaton, Warwickshire.
Marital Status: Single.
Spouse's Name: Frances Alcock.
Spouse's Marital Status: Single.
GS Film number: 555362.
Digital Folder Number: 4290937.
Image Number: 00302.

http://theantiquarian.us/Hist.%20Joseph%20Webb.htm
Details of Glass Manufacturers Stourbridge

Extract :-
Joseph Webb’s widow Jane and her brother Joseph Hammond were set up as executors of Webb’s estate. Hammond took over the management of the Glassworks. He had previously run a cutting shop at Dennis. Unfortunately, Hammond’s management of the business was not too successful and it consumed much of Jane Webb’s assets. Hammond was fired on January 15, 1881. Shortly after his departure, the glasshouse manger, Lewis John Murray left to start his own businesses. He moved to Capetown as a freelance glass manufacturers’ agent and later returned to manage John Walsh Walsh Soho and Vesta Glassworks in Birmingham.

Joseph Webb, Jr. had been working in the business but he also decided to leave. He renounced all interests in his father’s estate and immigrated to Philadelphia, PA, USA in 1881. Joseph Webb worked for Phoenix Glass Company as well as others at later times (see below).

Joseph Hammond is noted in various Webb documents including marriage Settlement between Frederick James Mills and Mary Ann Webb ( held at Dudley Archives

Name: Jane Hammond.
Christening Date: 27 Sep 1818.
Christening Place: SAINT MARY,ENVILLE,STAFFORD.
Father's Name: Joseph Hammond.
Mother's Name: Fanny.
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C13288-1.
System Origin: England-ODM.
GS Film number: 426540.
Reference ID:

12 Aug 1863
These documents are held at Dudley Archives and Local History Service
Contents:
Pre-nuptial marriage settlement
1. Frederick James Mills of Stourbridge, glass manufacturer
2. Mary Ann Webb of Ashfield House, Wordsley, spinster
3. Joseph Hammond of Wollaston, gent
Nathaniel Price of Queen Street, Wolverhampton, jeweller of 2 houses in Moor Lane, Kingswinford; 2 houses at Wordsley; and allotment of common land at Ashwood
Consideration: marriage between #1 and #2

3 Sept 1888
These documents are held at Dudley Archives and Local History Service
Contents:
Appointment
1. Ann Hammond of The Hollies, Wollaston, widow
Joseph Hammond of The Hollies, Wollaston, glass manufacturer
Geo. Brown Hammond of Abertilery nr. Newport, Monmouth, manager of a tine plate works
2. Frederic Jas. Mills of The Uplands, Stourbridge, and Mary Ann, his wife
3. John Alfred Price of 32 Queen Street, Wolverhampton, jeweller Harry Mills of Stourbridge, solicitor
Of #3 as new trustees for marriage settlement of Mr & Mrs F. J. Mills

Mary Foxall servant to Fanny Hammond in 1851 was a servant with son Joseph Hammond in 1861 and 1871

Jimmy wrote:This could be it, I found when I was doing my early years at this game some local people married at Suffolk,

Name: Joseph Webb.
Spouse's Name: Jane Hammond.
Event Date: 10 May 1845.
Event Place: Exning,Suffolk.
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M06221-1.
System Origin: England-ODM.
GS Film number: 0950449, 0950450.

That looks a possible doesnt it mumbles?

Yes NL it is a possible

Just found connection between Hudson Webb and Mills families covered by the Documents in Dudley Archives noted as Hudson & Mills estate

Caroline Webb born 1839 Stourbridge and daughter of Thomas Webb Glass Manufacturer married a Thomas Mills in 1865 St. Mary Oldswinford

in turn their daughter Caroline Elizabeth Mills born 1867 married a Charles Henry Bickerton Hudson on 14/10/1887 Holy Trinity Wordsley

The Hudsons were rich landowners with land in Oxford , Malvern and Stourbridge including Summerhill where Mills and Webb and other Glass Manufacturers lived. As such this marriage brought together three families to provide foundation of wealth to underpin Glass Manufacturing ventures.

From research so far it appears families intermarried or married within a tight circle of wealthy families

Ok to archive?

Leave for moment NL