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Brummygirl
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Hi Brian
I'm not sure if any of these are of any use to you, but you never know...........
St Martin Birmingham on April 8th 1704 Baptism
Eliz daughter of John Audley - nothing else stated.
St Bartholomew, Edgbaston - Marriage
28th February 1814
William Audley and Mary Griffin both of this parish - witnesses are Mary Newbrooke and W Griffin
1st Janury 1849 at Holy Trinity, Coventry
Thomas Ward - Full age - Widower - Occupation Weaver - of Well Street - Father - John Ward - Occupation Clerk
Married
Ann Audley - full age -Spinster - Weaver - of west Orchard - Father - John Audley - Occupation Shoe Maker
Witnesses are - John Audley and Jane Stokes
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Hiya, HAVE A LOOK AT MY WEBSITE: http://www.warwickshire-info.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/ IF YOU ARE RESEARCHING IN BIRMINGHAM, ASTON OR COVENTRY, I HAVE TRANSCRIBED HUNDREDS OF BAPTISMS AND MARRIAGES. Researching :- Ray/Reay/Perkins/Davis/Asbury/Morris-Birmingham. Hitchman-Oxford, Birmingham. Markland Morris/Jackson-Isle of Wight. Smith/Warden/West/Bilson/Milner/Dower/Johnson/Ludford/Sidwell/and more-Coventry. Census information is Crown Copy Right |
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Brummygirl
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Found some more Audleys
19th October 1850 at Holy Trinity, Coventry
Michael Settle - Full age - Widower - Weaver - of Well Street - Father - William Settle - Weaver
Married
Ann Audley - Full age - Widow - Weaver - of well Street - Father - George Clarke - Occupation - Weaver
Witnesses are - Thomas Clift and John Patridge
24th November 1883 at Holy Trinity, Coventry
Thomas Albert Furneaux - 21 - Bachelor - Watch Maker - 9 Lamb Street - Father - Thomas Gorsuch Furneaux - Watchmaker
Married
Laura Ann Audley - Spinster - 24 - 40 Queen Street - Father - John Audley - Weaver
Witnesses are - John Audley and Annie Woodward Furneaux
There is also a monumental inscription for Birmingham but i will PM that to you as it is in the last 50 years.
Kindest Regards
Brummygirl
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Hiya, HAVE A LOOK AT MY WEBSITE: http://www.warwickshire-info.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/ IF YOU ARE RESEARCHING IN BIRMINGHAM, ASTON OR COVENTRY, I HAVE TRANSCRIBED HUNDREDS OF BAPTISMS AND MARRIAGES. Researching :- Ray/Reay/Perkins/Davis/Asbury/Morris-Birmingham. Hitchman-Oxford, Birmingham. Markland Morris/Jackson-Isle of Wight. Smith/Warden/West/Bilson/Milner/Dower/Johnson/Ludford/Sidwell/and more-Coventry. Census information is Crown Copy Right |
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Brummygirl
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Hi Brian
I also have National roll of the great war for Birmingham and there are two Audley's on it.
T F Audley and W Audley both from Birmingham
Let me know if you would like the info.
Brummygirl
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Hiya, HAVE A LOOK AT MY WEBSITE: http://www.warwickshire-info.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/ IF YOU ARE RESEARCHING IN BIRMINGHAM, ASTON OR COVENTRY, I HAVE TRANSCRIBED HUNDREDS OF BAPTISMS AND MARRIAGES. Researching :- Ray/Reay/Perkins/Davis/Asbury/Morris-Birmingham. Hitchman-Oxford, Birmingham. Markland Morris/Jackson-Isle of Wight. Smith/Warden/West/Bilson/Milner/Dower/Johnson/Ludford/Sidwell/and more-Coventry. Census information is Crown Copy Right |
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audbr
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Hi Cov 2811,
Thanks for the information. With regard to Amelia Audley the information is particularily useful as I have her parents in both the 1851 census and the 1861 census.
I will need some time to digest all the burial information. I am sure it will be very useful.
Many Regards
Brian
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audbr
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Hi BrummyGirl,
Thanks for the information. I think that I am going to have a busy weekend digesting all the information that you and Cov 2811 has given me.
I would appreciate the information fromthe Great War if it is not too much trouble.
Regards
Brian
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Brummygirl
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Audley T F. Private 1/9th Durham Light Infantry
Joining in October 1916, he proceeded to the Western Front and took part in much of the heavy fighting, Especially at Ypres, Armentieres and La Bassee. He was demobolised in October 1919 and holds the General Service and Victory Medals
Address - 8 back 135 Camden Street, Birmingham.
Audley W. L/Cpl, Royal Warwickshire Regiment
Mobolised at the outbreak of hostilities, he was at once sent to France and served through the retreat from mons. He also played a distinguished part in the battle of the Marne, the Aisne, Ypres, La Bassee, Neuve Chapelle, Festubert, Loos, the Somme, Arras, Vimy Ridge and Cambrai, but was killed on July 23rd 1918. he was entitled to the Mons Star and General Service and Victory Medals.
Address - 22 Wolesey Street, Small Heath, Birmingham
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Hiya, HAVE A LOOK AT MY WEBSITE: http://www.warwickshire-info.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/ IF YOU ARE RESEARCHING IN BIRMINGHAM, ASTON OR COVENTRY, I HAVE TRANSCRIBED HUNDREDS OF BAPTISMS AND MARRIAGES. Researching :- Ray/Reay/Perkins/Davis/Asbury/Morris-Birmingham. Hitchman-Oxford, Birmingham. Markland Morris/Jackson-Isle of Wight. Smith/Warden/West/Bilson/Milner/Dower/Johnson/Ludford/Sidwell/and more-Coventry. Census information is Crown Copy Right |
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Brummygirl
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Hi Brian
My apologies, the date of John Edward Elkingtons burial is 12th October 1879.
Kindest regards
Brummygirl
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Hiya, HAVE A LOOK AT MY WEBSITE: http://www.warwickshire-info.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/ IF YOU ARE RESEARCHING IN BIRMINGHAM, ASTON OR COVENTRY, I HAVE TRANSCRIBED HUNDREDS OF BAPTISMS AND MARRIAGES. Researching :- Ray/Reay/Perkins/Davis/Asbury/Morris-Birmingham. Hitchman-Oxford, Birmingham. Markland Morris/Jackson-Isle of Wight. Smith/Warden/West/Bilson/Milner/Dower/Johnson/Ludford/Sidwell/and more-Coventry. Census information is Crown Copy Right |
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Brummygirl
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Hi Carol
Unfortunately no Sanders or Waters related to my Perkins as yet.
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Hiya, HAVE A LOOK AT MY WEBSITE: http://www.warwickshire-info.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/ IF YOU ARE RESEARCHING IN BIRMINGHAM, ASTON OR COVENTRY, I HAVE TRANSCRIBED HUNDREDS OF BAPTISMS AND MARRIAGES. Researching :- Ray/Reay/Perkins/Davis/Asbury/Morris-Birmingham. Hitchman-Oxford, Birmingham. Markland Morris/Jackson-Isle of Wight. Smith/Warden/West/Bilson/Milner/Dower/Johnson/Ludford/Sidwell/and more-Coventry. Census information is Crown Copy Right |
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audbr
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Hi Brummygirl,
Thanks for the date I presume John Edward Elkington must be a relative
Kind Regards
Brian
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Brummygirl
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Do you have this Brian
Coventry Workhouse Deaths
John Audley age 77 - Death 17th March 1939 Address 1 Barrons Croft - Buried by Friends or Family.
P.S ...Re John Edward Elkington........
I visited Coventry Archives about a month ago on the hunt for the burial of my grandfather and he was buried with four peeps, three i knew of one i'd never heard of and they told me at the archives that it is not always family members that are buried together, some are just buried in the grave if there is space, which was a surprise to me as the other three were related.
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Hiya, HAVE A LOOK AT MY WEBSITE: http://www.warwickshire-info.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/ IF YOU ARE RESEARCHING IN BIRMINGHAM, ASTON OR COVENTRY, I HAVE TRANSCRIBED HUNDREDS OF BAPTISMS AND MARRIAGES. Researching :- Ray/Reay/Perkins/Davis/Asbury/Morris-Birmingham. Hitchman-Oxford, Birmingham. Markland Morris/Jackson-Isle of Wight. Smith/Warden/West/Bilson/Milner/Dower/Johnson/Ludford/Sidwell/and more-Coventry. Census information is Crown Copy Right |
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audbr
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Audley T F. Private 1/9th Durham Light Infantry
Joining in October 1916, he proceeded to the Western Front and took part in much of the heavy fighting, Especially at Ypres, Armentieres and La Bassee. He was demobolised in October 1919 and holds the General Service and Victory Medals
Address - 8 back 135 Camden Street, Birmingham.
Audley W. L/Cpl, Royal Warwickshire Regiment
Mobolised at the outbreak of hostilities, he was at once sent to France and served through the retreat from mons. He also played a distinguished part in the battle of the Marne, the Aisne, Ypres, La Bassee, Neuve Chapelle, Festubert, Loos, the Somme, Arras, Vimy Ridge and Cambrai, but was killed on July 23rd 1918. he was entitled to the Mons Star and General Service and Victory Medals.
Address - 22 Wolesey Street, Small Heath, Birmingham
Brummygirl
Hi Brummy Girl,
Once again thanks for the information Regards
Brian
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