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garrett
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Help Needed
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Hello all, my 1st post.
Tracking back the Burrows( Burroughs/Burrow/Burres/Borrows) family. I have quite a few in the Wellington area from around 1788.
Ketley and Wrockwardine also feature strongly. As there seem to be a Wrockwardine and a Wrockwardine Wood in Shropshire has anyone any idea which is the more likely, and where would the Parish records be kept?
Garrett
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garrett
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Gadget,
Thanks for the useful links. From the IGI, Benjamin Burroughs = Jane this would probably be around 1757 and hopefully in the same area, as I have his son William born in Wrockwardine in 1758.
And then William Burras = Alley, Alice or Ellice, around 1787. The 1st child of which was Honor Trever Burrows b. 1788 at Wellington. I'd be grateful for any help.
Regards Garrett
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pete edwards
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Hi Garrett 
used wildcards for the spelling BUR*********, Wrockwardine, this is what came up,
The Parish Register of Wrockwardine.
A true & p'fect Register for the p'ish Church of Wrockwardine ye 18 May Anno regni regine n're Elizabethe 33 Anno Dni 1591 ; at which tyme Thomas Ashe Clerke, now Viccar of Wrockwardine aforesayd was [?] appointed & made Viccar hereof whose p'decessors ... the Church so yt the register book we can account for but since the tyme that he was made Vicar.
14 Jun 1627 John, s. Charles Burrowes & Frances bap.
16 Mar 1682 Richard Wood, of par. of Condover, & Mary Burnam, of par. of Berrington mar.
25 Aug 1745 James, s. James Burroughs & Mary bap.
26 Dec 1747 Mary, d. James Burroughs & Mary bap.
14 Jan 1749 John, s. James Burroughs & Mary bap.
01 Jan 1753 Thomas, s. James Burroughs & Mary bap.
16 Nov 1758 William, s. Benjamin Burroughs & Jane (privately) bap.
21 Sep 1760 Honora, d. Benjamin Burrows & Jane bap.
29 Dec 1760 Mary, d. James Burrow & Mary bur.
25 May 1776 James, s. James Burroughs, junr., & Elizabeth bap.
10 Jul 1776 James, s. James Burroughs, junr., & Elizabeth bur.
01 Mar 1778 Mary, d. James Burroughs, junr., & Elizabeth bap.
05 Apr 1778 Mary, d. James Burroughs & Elizabeth, an infant bur.
22 Jul 1792 Ann Burch, aged 22 bur.
01 May 1780 John Hughes, p. Wellington, & Catherine Burges.
25 Dec 1808 Thomas Burras & Martha Loons (marks to Lowndes).
Might help a bit
Pete
P.S. Merry Christmas all
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Edwards, mainly Cound, Frodesely, Acton Burnell. Pitchford. and surrounding villages, Shropshire, / Rowe, Cound, / Littlehales, Berrington, Shropshire / Radford, Dublin, / Maguire, Acton Burnell, / Rudge, Frodesely, /
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Gadget
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Got out the CD there, pete
I knew you'd have it.
Mine's packed!
Merry Christmas 
Gadget
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garrett
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Pete and Gadget,
What a result! I cant thank you enough for the information which will make a trip to Shropshire worthwhile. I obviously need to find the marriage location now for Benjamin Burroughs = Jane, fingers crossed it will be in Shropshire and held at Shrewsbury, what are the chances do you think?
Regards Garrett
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Hi Pete,
Thanks for the info on Sarah Burroughs, I'm sure she fits in somewhere as Dawley is still fairly close by. It seems I've got a lot of linking up to do.
Regards Garrett
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garrett
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Hi Peter,
Now that is a good one if I can make the link. I cant find Stanwardine on my map, do you know where it is? And what is the Lay Subsidy? Forgive my ignorance to both questions.
Regards Garrett
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Gadget
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Stanwardine is close to Baschurch. Put it into Google and click Maps.
Alternatively, Click Here
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garrett
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Thanks Peter and Gadget,
Found Stanwardine and now understand the Lay Subsidy. Looks like I may have to spend next years holidays in Shropshire which is no bad thing. Merry Christmas to you all.
Regards Garrett
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Thanks Peter,
During my random searches I've come across quite a few Burroughs's in Madeley, it would be strange if we have a family link too. Time will tell!
Regards Garrett
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