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George Hunt Nailor & Ale maker of Wednesbury
« on: Wednesday 23 December 15 19:38 GMT (UK) »
Hi everyone,

I need some help and maybe a fresh set of eyes to check for baptism and marriage.

I've found my ancestors

George Hunt & Elizabeth ???
Mary Hunt bapt 8 Jun 1702 St Bartholomew church, Wednesbury

Mary married Samuel Hyde 28 May 1719 St Bartholomew church, Wednesbury

I've obtained the will of Samuel Hide of Rushall, Staffordshire 1731 and he mentions his father in law George Hunt of Wednesbury. Samuel also mentions wife Mary and his land in Wednesbury.

I also obtained the will of George Hunt of Wednesbury 1730 probate 1737
George mentions daughters, grandchildren and his sister Elizabeth Rawbone of Walsall.

I can't find a marriage for George Hunt & Elizabeth.

I can't find a bapt' for George or his sister Elizabeth.

I can't find the marriage of George's sister Elizabeth & Rawbone (strange surname). They seemed to have resided at Walsall so maybe the Hunt family has some connection.

I can't find anything so any help would be fantastic on the above.

Many thanks
Adrian

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Re: George Hunt Nailor & Ale maker of Wednesbury
« Reply #1 on: Thursday 24 December 15 04:14 GMT (UK) »
FreeREG has these Children to GEORGE/ELIZABETH;
JOSEPH/MARY 1700. note twins, Joseph & Mary and one stillborn at birth
(appears to be Mary buried 30 Nov 1700)
MARY 1702
THOMAS 1704, burial of Thomas 1704 as Father George as a Ale-Seller
ELIZABETH 1705

Is the Will hard to read Elizabeths married name Rawbone?

A Elizabeth HUNT Married Matthew TRAWFORD, 17 Feb 1701/02, St Matthew, Walsall
They Baptise a Sarah 1703, Fathers Occp Naylor

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Re: George Hunt Nailor & Ale maker of Wednesbury
« Reply #2 on: Thursday 24 December 15 08:30 GMT (UK) »

Hi Trish,

Many thanks for your input.

George's will is well preserved and the contents easy to read and it does state Rawbone. I forgot to mention it also mentions two shillings to Joan Ball of Walsall.

His daughters marry:
19 Feb 1725 Wednesbury
Eleanor Hunt & Harvey Warklate 

Jane Hunt & John Constable
I can't find any marriage but mentioned in George's will including their children: Ellen, George & William Constable.

7 Feb 1731 Wednesbury
Mary Hyde & Robert Spittle (George in will mentions Robert Spittle son in law)
I assumed this is his daughter who married Samuel Hyde, however Samuel wrote and signed his will 13 June 1731 and probate granted in Nov 1731. In Samuel's will he clearly states that George Hunt father in law is an exec' of his will. Mary wife of Samuel couldn't have married Robert Spittle before her husbands death. Confused I am

Kind regards
Adrian

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Re: George Hunt Nailor & Ale maker of Wednesbury
« Reply #3 on: Thursday 24 December 15 13:52 GMT (UK) »
Possibly of interest
Apprenticeship
5.1.1683 Thomas Hunt s of George Hunt of Walsall nailor to Robert Bentley blacksmith
George Hunt buried Walsall3.8.1712

Jane married John Constable over at Handsworth5.5.1729 both 22 by licence
He was a gunlock maker from Wednesbury

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Re: George Hunt Nailor & Ale maker of Wednesbury
« Reply #4 on: Saturday 16 September 17 08:34 BST (UK) »
Hi,

I believe I may have finally found the marriage entry for George & Elizabeth but of course, I've found another issue  ;D

The information written in the original parish records is faded and almost impossible to read however I believe there is enough to indicate this is the correct entry:

Saint Bartholomew, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, England
17 June 1700
George H??? of Walsall married Elizabeth ?? of this town

 I know it's a long shot but any ideas on how I could clarify this?

Is there a transcript of the Wednesbury parish records?

Any help would be fantastic but I know it's a long shot.

Kind regards
Adrian

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Re: George Hunt Nailor & Ale maker of Wednesbury
« Reply #5 on: Saturday 16 September 17 14:59 BST (UK) »
Got a feeling there's a bound book of transcripts for st barts in Walsall archives. Don't know what years they cover. Also they are on reduced opening times until their move to the town centre.

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Re: George Hunt Nailor & Ale maker of Wednesbury
« Reply #6 on: Wednesday 31 January 18 09:48 GMT (UK) »
Hi,

This is the image I believe is my ancestors' marriage entry June 17th as mentioned.

Any idea what the surname is? It's prior to of this town.

It's a long shot but maybe some ideas?

Many thanks
Adrian