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Whilst browsing and 'feeling my way' on the site, I found the Tibbetts Tree and eventually my grandmother Bertha. She was born 1881 and tragically died aged 33 years leaving two young daughters. I have photos which I will ultimately get posted.

However I now find she had three brothers and two sisters - the only one I was aware of was Sarah Jane, lived in Dudley and possibly had a daughter Rosie. I think I might have other relatives out there, it would be nice to know. I only have one at present and he lives in California!!

I seem to have drawn the short straw with grandparents - I never knew any of them!!

Well Teifi, it seems that your time hasn't been wasted on the site

We have a Tibbetts Family Album already set up in the Gallery, so when you're ready

We all have Tibbett Ancestors Teifi, welcome to the family
Linell.

Hi Coz ...not sure how many removed
you link to me, gardener, Di, silver surfer and lots and lots

keep talking to me we need to get you on board connections

here the link if anyone intrested

http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/tr ... =469012524

and is this sampson marriage ?

TIBBETTS Samson SWAIN Ellen 1904 Stourbridge Register Office West Midlands Dudley Register Office 001/022/73

no census on bcc

1881 Malt Mill Lane Cottage The Hill, Worcester,

Joseph TIBBETTS 29 Rowley Regis, Stafford, Plasterer
Jane TIBBETTS 30 West Bromwich, Stafford,
Edwin TIBBETTS 10 Rowley Regis, Stafford, Scholar
Sarah Jane TIBBETTS 8 Rowley Regis, Stafford, Scholar
Sampson TIBBETTS 6 Rowley Regis, Stafford, and Scholar
Joseph TIBBETTS 2 Halesowen, Worcester,
Bertha TIBBETTS 1 m Halesowen, Worcester,

bcc
http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/tr ... =322224889

1881 Malt Mill Lane Cottage, The Hill, Worcester

Samuel TIBBETTS 24 Rowley Regis, Stafford, Plasterer
Emma TIBBETTS 26 Rowley Regis, Stafford, House Duties
Roseanna TIBBETTS 2 Malt Mill Lane The Hill Halesowen, Worcester,
Samuel TIBBETTS 2 m Malt Mill Lane The Hill Halesowen, Worcester,


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add that lot Pete save wasting it


So this Bertha who did she marry?
and do we have that death regis to add to the tree

Hey - slow up you guys, there I was watching the telly and you have all been so busy!

A quick reply to NL - my grandmother Bertha Tibbetts married Benjamin Toye April 30th 1905 at the Parish Church, Blackheath

Witnesses Will Haden and Emmie Tibbetts

Teifi wrote:Hey - slow up you guys, there I was watching the telly and you have all been so busy!

A quick reply to NL - my grandmother Bertha Tibbetts married Benjamin Toye April 30th 1905 at the Parish Church, Blackheath

Witnesses Will Haden and Emmie Tibbetts

thanks I will add that marriage in
if and when you join BCC you can add the children etc
email me if you are still interested and we can start bringing you on board

Do we have a dob for this Benjamin toy/toye

and how is it spelt on the regis for birth
and on census?

Bertha Toye (nee Tibbetts) died 4th October 1915, buried Blackheath Churchyard, 8th October 1915 at the age of 33 years

I have a death card (from the undertaker?) which I will post in due course.

Apologies if this appears twice - but I lost my connection for a few mins!

Northern Lass wrote:Do we have a dob for this Benjamin toy/toye

and how is it spelt on the regis for birth
and on census?

I should be marking but is this it?

Name: Benjamin Toy
Year of Registration: 1882
Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep
District: Stourbridge
County: Shropshire, Staffordshire, West Midlands, Worcestershire
Volume: 6c
Page: 152 (click to see others on page)

Northern Lass wrote:Do we have a dob for this Benjamin toy/toye

and how is it spelt on the regis for birth
and on census?

and this the census??

1891 "Hurst?" Green ,Cakemore
Edwin Toy 53 Horsekeeper (Groom)
Matilda Toy 52
Edwin Toy 14 Works on Farm (Ag Lab)
Benjamin Toy 8
All Born Halesowen

What was father's name on the marriage certificate?
I can't find these on the 1901 census

That looks good I will add that and I am spelling it Toy that is how I see the name spelt at the archives on other docs
and as we don't have any at the mo on BCC will use that at the Variant

if Toye becomes the most common one I will change it