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Cember
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Perhaps I should record parents names and ages?

Jane Warr
« on: Sunday 16 November 08 15:07 UTC (UK) »

Looking for information on Jane Warr.
She married Ingley Edmunds in October 1817, they went on to have 12 children that I know about. They lived in Cradley.
1851 census gives her birth place as Tardibigge Worcs. and an age of 52yrs
Any help gratefully received.

Cember


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Smith-Gloucester 1836
Oliver-Thorverton 1800
Fowler- Wooton-U-Edge 1780
Page - Wotton-U-Edge 1760
Bishop Wolverhampton 1795
Witham-Fyfield 1782
Attwood -Rowley Regis 1780
Perry - Oldswinford -1750
Edmunds-Oldswinford -1730
Warr - Dudley- 1758
Sowden- Cradley -1749
Ingley - Rowlet Regis -1760
Attwood - Dudley -1650
Suthewike - Oldswinford- 1614
Jesty- Somerset - 1800

sillgen
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Re: Jane Warr
« Reply #1 on: Sunday 16 November 08 19:10 UTC (UK) »

Hi
Tardibigge records are on the IGI at www.familysearch.org for that time so assuming you have looked and not found her then perhaps you need to check surrounding towns and villages. Where is she in 1841? Ah, found her and both she and husband say "no" to born in county whereas they are in Cradley. The seven children with them all say "yes". Interesting! HO107 1197/9 F40 p15
Andrea


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Rowan, Tow, Forman, Brown, Allen and King in Yorkshire, Northumberland and Durham.
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abd107951
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Re: Jane Warr
« Reply #2 on: Monday 17 November 08 18:39 UTC (UK) »

1n 1841 the family were living at cradley fields, i have found two deaths, one for Hingley Edmunds (spelt with an H) in june quarter 1859 stourbridge, and one forJane Edmonds March Quarter 1855 also stourbridge, in 1861, Samuel the son was living in Fatherless Barn. Cradley, Rhoda was living in Stourbridge, andWilliam was living at two lanes end, Cradley


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billingham, bate, worton, westwood, cradley worcestershire,
shepherd, shepperd, lower sapey
fryer, surrey, cheshire,
ellis, bateman,mid glamorgan

linell
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Re: Jane Warr
« Reply #3 on: Tuesday 18 November 08 07:40 UTC (UK) »

From the Cradley Vicar's Notebook 1857. Ingley Edmunds was living on the Stourbridge Road Cradley, he worked at Corngreaves Iron Works Cradley Heath, rented a Church Pew at St Peter's Cradley and was Widowed. Daughter Jane 17 No Church was too busy! linell.


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Cember
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Perhaps I should record parents names and ages?

Re: Jane Warr
« Reply #4 on: Tuesday 18 November 08 09:50 UTC (UK) »

Thanks for the information, I don't suppose anyone knows who Janes parents were


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jim1212
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Re: Jane Warr
« Reply #5 on: Tuesday 18 November 08 14:19 UTC (UK) »

A possible, Extracted.

JANE WARR.
Christening, 29 APR 1792, Old Swinford, Worcester,

Parents:
JOSEPH WARR.
Ann.

JOSEPH WARR.
HANNAH PEARSON.
Marriage, 05 FEB 1788. St Thomas, Dudley, Worcester,

Submitted.

Jane Warr.
Christening, 24 AUG 1800. Brierley Hill, Stafford,
Parents:
John Warr.
Elizh.


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Cember
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Perhaps I should record parents names and ages?

Re: Jane Warr
« Reply #6 on: Tuesday 18 November 08 14:30 UTC (UK) »

Thanks for that,
you've now given me a third option.
I had seen the Old Swinford entry in the parish records and was going with that until someone sent me an IGI entry for a Joseph Warr and Elizabeth Hick from Tardebigge with a daughter Jane.
Now we have John and Elizabeth in Brierley Hill.
Confusion reigns!!!


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linell
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Re: Jane Warr
« Reply #7 on: Tuesday 18 November 08 18:48 UTC (UK) »

It would be the Brierley Hill Jane. Tarrdebigge is way off, Brierley Hill is not far from Cradley, linell.


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sillgen
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Re: Jane Warr
« Reply #8 on: Tuesday 18 November 08 18:57 UTC (UK) »

Quote from: linell on Tuesday 18 November 08 18:48 UTC (UK)

It would be the Brierley Hill Jane. Tarrdebigge is way off, Brierley Hill is not far from Cradley, linell.

But doesn't she say born Tardibigge?
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Cember
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Perhaps I should record parents names and ages?

Re: Jane Warr
« Reply #9 on: Tuesday 18 November 08 19:01 UTC (UK) »

According to the 1851 census her birth place was Tardibigge, but who knows!


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linell
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Re: Jane Warr
« Reply #10 on: Wednesday 19 November 08 06:12 UTC (UK) »

Hi Cember, I checked my 1851 Worcs Disc rather than using Ancestry and yes Jane born 1799 does say she was born Tarrdebigge, so that must be correct then, wouldn't be miss-transcribed by two different resources? linell.


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jim1212
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Re: Jane Warr
« Reply #11 on: Wednesday 19 November 08 09:13 UTC (UK) »

Tarrdebigge is about 13 miles from Cradley.

Jim.


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Yegvard
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Re: Jane Warr
« Reply #12 on: Wednesday 19 November 08 11:18 UTC (UK) »

Hi Cember,

It used to be reckoned that a man, wife and two young children could walk 15 miles in a day. Coach travel being a penny a mile on the outside and 3 pence (3d) on the inside. So a journey to Cradley for a family of four would be 4s 4d (4 shillings and 4 pence) or 13/- (shillings).

So if you were an Ag. Lab.......

Cheers

Mike


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Cember
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Perhaps I should record parents names and ages?

Re: Jane Warr
« Reply #13 on: Wednesday 19 November 08 11:39 UTC (UK) »

13 miles would be a long way for us to walk today,as we are so used to a car.
In the days before motor cars they were a lot more mobile than I expected.

I have diary entries from the 1880's -1890's where they note going out for the day to Birmingham and walking there and back from Stourbridge.12 miles each way.
or taking the pony and trap they would go from Stourbridge to visit relatives in Devises and Cheltenham for the weekend. When they traveled to Bognor they might leave the pony and trap there to be collected later and return on the train. Incidentally I was surprised to find they had to have a licence to keep a pony and trap.
(some things never change LOL)

Tarrdebigge is also on the Birmingham-Worcester canal system though I doubt there was much leisure travel on the canals at that time.
In the time frame my OH, (she started this thread), is looking - Cradley,Lye, Dudley and Stourbridge were experiencing a massive population explosion as people flocked from miles around to these new industrial centres.My own rellies comming from London,Devises,Bristol,North Wales, Essex and Bognor- it must have been an exciting time


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ianwarr
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Re: Jane Warr
« Reply #14 on: Monday 09 February 09 16:08 UTC (UK) »

I am also looking for info on Jane Warr. This is what i have found:

Christened 16/12/1798 at St Bartholomews Chuch, Tardibigge.

Married Ingley Edmunds on 9/10/1817 in Rowley Regis.

12 children!!

Died 1855

I have looked on other peoples trees, and there seems to be conflicting info on her parents. Some have her parents listed as being Moses Warr b c1760 and Elisabeth Hick b c1760, but others have her parents listed as being Joseph and Ann Warr.

I suspect there may be 2 Jane Warr's? The above and another born c1792.

I am also looking for info on Benjamin Warr b c1801, who i think may be Joseph's son (and therefore possibly Jane's brother).

Regards

Ian Warr


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