peter brownlee
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Samuel Hill b Pontesbury 13th Feb 1831 married Jane, their son John b Shrewsbury 1853 according to the 1861 census.
Samuel, a coal miner, migrated with his family first to Staffordshire and then to the Northeast where he became a County councillor.
No marriage appears in any of the Shrewsbury churches or Chapels and I cannot locate Samuel in the 1851 or 1841 censuses. Has anyone access to Pontesbury church records?
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Two marriages for Samuel Hill
March 1849 district STourbridge volume 18 page 514 to Jane Moseley
June 1854 district Wolverhampton volume 6b page 632 to Jane Littlehales
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Trying to locate Jane's maiden name from births of children.
Agnes aged 5 is on the 1871 census born North Seaton, which comes under the registration district Morpeth.
Searched 1865 and 1866 inclusive , one only
March 1866 Morpeth volume 10b page 309
with names Agnes B Hill and AGnes R Hill but both the same registration reference so it looks like some dispute over the second name. But this would give mother's maiden name.
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Also Rowland Hill Dec 1868 Newcastle T 10b 50
This would also give mmn.
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Just in case, you might know already.....
You can get the certs for £7 from here http://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/
Tick you have the GRO index reference on page one and alll you need is the name and the above references on page three, the red-starred bits.
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Thanks for the information. The birth certificate of Agnes seems the best one to tackle first and I have ordered that.
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