ARC TBC...William Harcher = Hannah Mitchell
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2016 2:49 pm
Trying to find out what happened to this couple after they married
William Harcher = Hannah Mitchell
Married - 04 August 1766, Old Swinford
Possible variants include: Archer, Arter, Arthur, Harter, Harcher, Harker
There's no baptisms under these variants in the immediate vacinity (unless they were non-conformist)
William & Hannah Archer baptise children between 1756-1763, 1768 (as William & Ann) & 1770-1774 at Clifton Campville including Robert in 1772
William & Eleanor Arthur baptise children between 1751-1763 in Old Swinford
William & Ann Arter baptise children between 1777-1789 in Oldbury by Halesowen
Joseph & Hannah Arter baptise children between 1778-1787 in Oldbury Presbyterian (Joseph could have been buried in 1792 or 1793)
Joseph Arthur = Hannah Hurley
13 July 1766, Halesowen, Saint John the Baptist
She could have been buried in Birmingham, but there's at least one other Arter - Evan - in Birmingham with a wife by that name.
Hannah Arthur Buried 12 February 1807, Birmingham, Saint Martin
Great Malvern is a possibility
Hannah Archer Buried (Aged 83) 14 May 1828, Great Malvern, Saint Mary & Saint Michael
William Archer Buried (son of John & Betty Archer) 08 September 1767, Great Malvern, Saint Mary & Saint Michael
Also a widowed Hannah Harter marries Samuel Pearsall, but she could equally likely be the widow of Joseph Arter.
Samuel Pearsall (Widower) = Hannah Harter (Widow)
01 April 1805, Halesowen, Saint John the Baptist
Hannah Buried (Aged 72) - 19 May 1816, Oldbury, Christ Church
Samuel Buried (Aged 78) - 07 July 1825, Oldbury, Christ Church
Richard Hughes (?) = Hannah Harter (?)
17 May 1795, Aston, Saint Peter & Saint Paul
By Banns
Witness Joseph Imson, Richd Roberts
I'd be grateful if anyone could check the burials against the Worcester Wills indexes to see if anything turns up.
William Harcher = Hannah Mitchell
Married - 04 August 1766, Old Swinford
Possible variants include: Archer, Arter, Arthur, Harter, Harcher, Harker
There's no baptisms under these variants in the immediate vacinity (unless they were non-conformist)
William & Hannah Archer baptise children between 1756-1763, 1768 (as William & Ann) & 1770-1774 at Clifton Campville including Robert in 1772
William & Eleanor Arthur baptise children between 1751-1763 in Old Swinford
William & Ann Arter baptise children between 1777-1789 in Oldbury by Halesowen
Joseph & Hannah Arter baptise children between 1778-1787 in Oldbury Presbyterian (Joseph could have been buried in 1792 or 1793)
Joseph Arthur = Hannah Hurley
13 July 1766, Halesowen, Saint John the Baptist
She could have been buried in Birmingham, but there's at least one other Arter - Evan - in Birmingham with a wife by that name.
Hannah Arthur Buried 12 February 1807, Birmingham, Saint Martin
Great Malvern is a possibility
Hannah Archer Buried (Aged 83) 14 May 1828, Great Malvern, Saint Mary & Saint Michael
William Archer Buried (son of John & Betty Archer) 08 September 1767, Great Malvern, Saint Mary & Saint Michael
Also a widowed Hannah Harter marries Samuel Pearsall, but she could equally likely be the widow of Joseph Arter.
Samuel Pearsall (Widower) = Hannah Harter (Widow)
01 April 1805, Halesowen, Saint John the Baptist
Hannah Buried (Aged 72) - 19 May 1816, Oldbury, Christ Church
Samuel Buried (Aged 78) - 07 July 1825, Oldbury, Christ Church
Richard Hughes (?) = Hannah Harter (?)
17 May 1795, Aston, Saint Peter & Saint Paul
By Banns
Witness Joseph Imson, Richd Roberts
I'd be grateful if anyone could check the burials against the Worcester Wills indexes to see if anything turns up.