PEARSON of Bradley(-juxta-Stafford)

[plimmerian]

Trying a shot in the dark for a friend - in 1911 in Warrington Lancashire is James PEARSON aged 37 born Bradley, Staffordshire.
He had been married for 9 years to Ellen (nee TYRER) aged 31 of Liverpool.

We suspect they were married in Huyton, Lancashire in 1901.

Just hoped someone may have already researched this PEARSON family from Staffordshire!
 
Many thanks.

[skylark]

Bradley is a small village/area on the SE edge of Bilston.

Albert H Pearson, mother Tyrer, born june qtr 1915 Warrington 8c 387 - the only child recorded after 1911 to this combination of surnames - is this the family?

1871 - John St. Bilston Staffordshire

Thomas Pearson H mar.26 Puddler b.Bilston Staffordshire
Elizabeth Pearson W.mar. 26 b.Moorcroft Staffordshire
Henry Pearson S.unm.3 b.Bradley Staffordshire
James Pearson S.unm. 6m. b. Bilston Staffordshire


1881 - Court 1 no.2 John Street,  Bilston Staffordshire

Thomas Pearson H. Mar. 36 Puddler (iron) b.Bradley Staffordshire
Elizabeth Pearson W. Mar.35 b.Bradley Staffordshire
Henry Pearson S.unm.13 scholar b.Bradley
James Pearson S.unm.10 scholar b.Bradley
Rosannah Pearson D.unm. 8 scholar b.Bradley

1891 - 5 John St. Bilston Staffordshire

Thomas Pearson H.mar.46 puddler ironworks b.Bilston
Elizabeth Pearson W.mar.44 b.Bilston
James Pearson S.unm.20 assist.millman ironworks b.Bilston.
Rosannah Pearson D.unm. 18 b.Bilston
Alice E Pearson D.unm.6 b.Bilston

1901 - 2 Townfield Cottages, Hyton with Roby, Hyton Quarry, Prescot, Lancashire

Henry Pearson H.mar.32 ironworker b.Bradley Staffordshire
Mary A Pearson W.mar. 33 b.Wolverhampton
Mary A Pearson d.unm. 10 b.Bradley Staffordshire
Noel Pearson S.unm. 2 b.Bradley Staffordshire
Alfred Clark -boarder- unm. 35 iron worker b.Bradley

[skylark]

James Pearson, father Thomas, mother Elizabeth, living at no.5.John Street Braidley high? Bilston Staffordshire - age 19 -
Enlisted in the Army, South Staffs, at Lichfield 2 June 1892 - no.3420 - discharged as pte. 31 May 1904.

Served in South Africa. Medals - South African 1900,1,2
(Queen's) medal, clasps Cape Colony
Orange Free State & Transvaal
(King's) medal, clasps 1901, 1902.

James Pearson enlisted South Lancs - 5 Sep. 1914 - living at 11 Pitt St. Warrington - puddler - 41 years 11 months - b.Bilston - no.3001 - discharged 20 Jan 1919 - also listed on application was the above previous army record.

Next of kin - wife Ellen Pearson (nee Tyrer maried 30.12.01 Kington (it does say Kington but I can't find such a place?) by rev.J.H.Evans, witnesses A E Russell & E Tyrer) [Registered at Dec qtr 1901 Prescot 8b 1110]

Children - Mary Ann 12 - 9.9.02 Huyton
James Edward 11 - 1.10.03 Prescot
Ellen Elizabeth 9 - 6.1.06 Prescot
Edith Lilian 4 - 26.12.10 Warrington
Albert Henry - 3.5.15 Warrington

[PaulStaffs]

For info: There's a Bradley very near to Stafford (still a village to this day unlike Bradley, Bilston!).

Paul

[plimmerian]

thanks for posts - sorry for long delay - pc issues!

the birth in warrington in 1915 is the correct family

sorry don't have anything else to go on as yet - the price hike in certificates has put them off ordering at this time!

confused over the Bradley (Stafford) and the Bradley (Bilston) now

best wishes,
Ian.

[plimmerian]

just thought,

re: Kingston - there is an Eccleston between Prescot and St Helens!!

 

[PaulStaffs]

confused over the Bradley (Stafford) and the Bradley (Bilston) now

If there's ironworks involved it'll be Bradley, Bilston it was one of the birthplaces of industrial ironmaking...

http://www.oldcopper.org.uk/Broseley/john_wilkinson.htm

http://www.search.staffspasttrack.org.uk/content/images/45/43/Resource/7623-0.jpg

Paul

[plimmerian]

I don't think I'd like to start to build "...near the place called the Fiery Holes..."

LOL 

[beryl b]

 my grandparents are James and Ellen Pearson (nee Tyrer). I am finding difficulty in finding the correct birth record of James born in Bilston as I have uncovered three James Pearsons, born 1870, 1871 and 1872. From my grandparents marriage certificate James' father was called Thomas.
I have info on my grandmothers family.