Hi Maggie Sharp,
Thank you for your kind reply also, I suspect that there may be a few questions!
Particularly as I have just followed Charles & Sarah's children as far as the 1901 census so far, but have uncovered a few stories, but I will come back to that in a minute!
Firstly, your great grandfather Charles Harrison was one of 7 children of William Harrison (1802-1864 or 69) & Sarah Sadler (1810/11-1861). William & Sarah were married 28th Nov 1826 at St Andrew, Pershore, Worcs.
There 7 children were:
William (1829-1892) Married Mary Ann Harris in 1861.
Mary (1831-1837)
Charles (1834-?) Married Sarah Hooper in 1859. (Your gt grandparents)
Ann (1837/38-?)
Anthony Mark (1840-1845)
Elizabeth Sadler (1844-1901) Married Thomas Ford in 1863.
Joseph (1847-?) Married Sarah Ann Lea in 1887.
They were all born & baptised at Bricklehampton, Worcs.
Your gt gt grandfather William Harrison who married Sarah Sadler was one of 9 children of Newton Harrison (1771-1820) & Catherine Hudson (1765/67-1853). Newton & Catherine were married 20th March 1794 at Throckmorton, Worcs.
Their 9 children were:
Jane (1795-by1797)
Jane (1797-?)
Newton (1797-1874) Married Hannah Jackson in 1828 & Elizabeth Williams in 1838.
Samuel (1799-1885) Married Ann Hadley in 1829 & Harriet Hall in 1840. (My 3x gt grandparents)
George (1801-?)
William (1802-1864 or 69) Married Sarah Sadler in 1826. (Your gt gt grandparents)
Mary (1805-?)
Thomas (1808-1870) Married Mary Smith in 1830.
Elizabeth (1810-?)
Again all born & baptised in Bricklehampton, Worcs.
I have a lot more both going back & forward as I have researched both backwards & forwards, researching/tracking many of the children & grandchildren etc over my 25 years of family research! I would of course be more than willing as already stated to share what I have, it may take a bit of time though to pull everything together!
My apologies if you have any of the above info already.
I shall do what I have for your gt grandparents Charles & Sarah's children in a seperate post, otherwise it will make this one too long!
Kind regards
David