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*ARC TBC* --- William BAKER, Langley 1850s-60s

Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 5:30 pm
by NailMaker
As a new member my first post:

Is anyone aware of the parents of William BAKER bn c. 1810 Oldbury (ex censuses) married Aug 1832 Mary HAZLEWOOD at St Mary, Handsworth (mc per parish register; supported by 1851 census)

William was publican, in 1857, at Last Inn, Langley and then, by 1861, publican of New Inn, Hobicus lane, Langley

thanks

NailMaker

Re: William BAKER, Langley 1850s-60s

Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 7:27 pm
by grangers14
Was there any witness to the wedding to help?
1841 census he was a Fitter ??
Jo :)

Re: William BAKER, Langley 1850s-60s

Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 11:14 pm
by NailMaker
Thanks for suggestion Jo,

Of the two witnesses I was unable to find any leads for one and the other was the brides mother.

Re your note that the 1841 census showed the occupation fitter

- the 1871 shows white smith and publican
- the 1861 shows fitter and victualler

The 1857 mc of William's daughter records William as a white smith

and Slater's, Littlebury and Kelly trade directories of various dates note occupations as victualler at the Last Inn and New Inn

NailMaker

Re: William BAKER, Langley 1850s-60s

Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 9:06 am
by Northern Lass
Where is he born on census?

any Bakers living near him on census info?

no possible bapts coming out for that area?
names of kids clues?

Re: William BAKER, Langley 1850s-60s

Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2010 1:15 am
by NailMaker
Thanks for the points Northern Lass. Some thought provoking there.

His birth was an estimate from the census based on their reported age.

Back to the data

NailMaker

Re: William BAKER, Langley 1850s-60s

Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2011 5:56 am
by Antie Em
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