Ashley marriages in Tenbury

[marthaannie]

Hello
Could anyone point me in the right direction to find which church siblings of the Ashley family would have married in Tenbury please?  Is there a website I could use, any help would be appreciated:
In the 1911 Census abode given as Longfield, Burford, Tenbury.
William Henry B. Ashley m Dec Qtr 1907 Kathleen Cookson
Leonard Ashley m Sept Qtr 1911 Lillian Marie V. Durocher
Olive M. Ashley m Mch Qtr 1916 William A. Young
Eva Millicent Ashley m Sept Qtr 1907 Charles Haddon Jones
Wilfred Severne Ashley no date believe married a Grace
The Ashley parents were William Ashley/Mary Ann Green with a total of 13 children
With thanks,
marthaannie

[CaroleW]

Hi

These are all the areas covered by the Tenbury RD - (although it doesn't help you with the church)

http://www.ukbmd.org.uk/genuki/reg/districts/tenbury.html

William Henry B. Ashley m Dec Qtr 1907 Kathleen Cookson

Shown as Katherine on FS and also on freebmd

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/2D6N-TGX

[mazi]

Burford has a church, st. marys, close to burford house, as it is north of the river teme, Burford is actually in the county of Shropshire.

[marthaannie]

Hello CaroleW
It is Katherine, my error. I would amend original message but can't find the modify button we have on the Cheshire Board?  Now found........
I have checked and find that Tenbury, Herefordshire was transferred to Worcestershire on 20.10.1844.
Thank you for your interest.
marthaannie

[marthaannie]

Hello mazi
Thanks for your help.
This is from the 1911 Census:
Civil Parish: Tenbury
Ecclesiastical Parish: Tenbury St Mary
Town: Tenbury
County: Worcestershire
Also found:
Burford St Mary, Burford, Shropshire
I'm a little confused....
The first three children were born in Shropshire, remaining all born Tenbury, Worcestershire.
marthaannie

[Kay99]

It is confusing - Both churches are called St Marys!

This is a link to the Teme Church site including the two churches http://www.tenburyteam.co.uk/churches.html

Kay

[marthaannie]

Kay99
Thank you for the link to the Teme Church, an excellent website, have thoroughly enjoyed reading the many links.
marthaannie