Brewood Staffordshire (from previous post) 1841

[geoff3d]

Looking to add to information for this Family in Brewood
1841 Census "Court Lane - Sandy Lane"
Hill Top Brewood, Penkridge, Staffordshire, England
Teresa   Highfield   Female   60   1781   Staffordshire, England   
Thomas   Highfield   Male   40   1801   Staffordshire, England   
Thomas   Lloyd   Male   30   1811   Staffordshire, England   
Lucy   Lloyd   Female   15   1826   Staffordshire, England   
William   Lloyd   Male   9   1832   Staffordshire, England   
Charles   Lloyd   Male   6   1835   Staffordshire, England   

Burials; St Mary, Brewood
WILLIAM Highfield, 24 June 1829, age 79, abode Brewood
THOMAS Highfield, 28 April 1843, age 46, abode Hill Top St Matys Brewwod (Source FreeREG)

Theresa Highfield - June quarter 1853 - Penkridge Registration District - page 233

1851 England, Wales & Scotland Census Transcription
Hill Top, Brewood, Penkridge, Staffordshire, England
Teresa   Highfield   Head   Widow   Female   73 1778   Pauper   Brewood, Staffordshire, England   
Lucy   Lloydd   Daughter   Unmarried   Female   26 1825   -   Brewood, Staffordshire, England   
William   Lloydd   Grand Son   Unmarried   Male   18 1833   Ag Laborer   Brewood, Staffordshire, England   
Charles   Lloydd   Grand Son   Unmarried   Male   16 1835   Ag Laborer   Brewood, Staffordshire, England   
Ann   Lloydd   Grand Daughter Female   9 1842   Scholar   Brewood, Staffordshire, England

Possibly connected
Wills
Personal Details
Surname:   Highfield    Forename(s): Peter    Gender:   Male   
Place of Residence:   Brewood    County:   Staffordshire Occupation/Status:   cordwainer   
 Type of Document Recorded Will: Yes Letter of Administration: No Inventory of Goods:   No   
Other Information
Repository: Lichfield Record Office Date Recorded: 16 Apr 1745   
Court:   Dean of Lichfield    Reference: P/C/11 Notes: None Recorded   

[BumbleB]

If you would like me to, I can go to Lichfield Record Office tomorrow and look at the parish registers for Brewood for you.  I can also have a look at the will, to see if that gives any clues.

[BumbleB]

I've booked myself in 

[geoff3d]

Thanks that would be great if you could
 very difficult for me researching from "SPAIN"
Geoff

[BumbleB]

No problem - I have a bus pass and time 

[geoff3d]

Edwards daughter was a SARAH!
1851 Batmans Hill, Sedgley, Staffordshire, England
Edward   Highfield   Head   Married   Male   32   1819   Labourer   Brewood, Staffordshire, England   
Ann   Highfield   Wife   Married   Female   36   1815   -   Orton, Staffordshire, England   
Sarah   Highfield   Daughter   Unmarried   Female   11   1840   Scholar   Bilston, Staffordshire, England   
Betsey   Highfield   Daughter   Unmarried   Female   6   1845   Scholar   Bilston, Staffordshire, England   
Ann   Highfield   Daughter   Unmarried   Female   3   1848   -   Sedgley, Staffordshire, England   
Jane   Highfield   Daughter   Unmarried   Female   1   1850   -   Sedgley, Staffordshire, England

[BumbleB]

I've been to Lichfield, and sadly have to report that I have not had a productive day    I can find little trace of Highfield baptisms at St Mary, Brewood.  Peter, son of Margaret Highfield, baptised 1 September 1805.  There is similarly little evidence of the surname Lloyd.   I've confirmed the two burials for Thomas Highfield - you have all the information shown in the records.  There is no burial for Theresa in 1853 at St Mary.

The will for Peter Highfield of Brewood, cordwainer was a little more productive: he leaves all his goods and personal estate to his son, Roger Highfield, except one shilling to his son, William Highfield.  Thomas Marshall and Roger Highfield are the executors.  Will is dated 4 April 1745.

Sorry 

 

[BumbleB]

Forgot to add - Lichfield do not hold any non-conformist records (including Catholic), however Stafford Records office hold the Congregational Chapel records (from 1810) and the Catholic records are housed at the Birmingham Diocesan Archives.

[geoff3d]

Thanks for the time and effort,
some names are worthy of follow up to see if how and where related.
Geoff
"back to the slog"