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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Staffordshire => Topic started by: goldie61 on Thursday 05 July 18 11:20 BST (UK)
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Does anybody know if these exist and/or are on-line anywhere?
I have a Joseph Bainbridge buried 1st April 1807 at Newchapel, child of John and Mary. I have the image from the burial register. Unfortunately, although it is a printed register with a section for 'age', whoever filled in the register has omitted to do that on any of the burials as far as I can see!
There is no baptism for a Joseph at Newchapel as far as I can see. I think he was born many miles away, about 1792.
Mary is buried in 1848, and her age given as 80, (undoubtedly an estimate), so she might have a grave there too.
Just in case anybody actually has the MIs.
Thanks.
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bit of a wild card,but the only one I could find in an All Counties search..
Stanhope,st Thomas the apostle..Baptised 1792, Joseph..Parent john and Mary bainbridge. FreeReg.
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still in Stanhope durham there is a marriage at the same church in 1791 between John bainbridge and Mary Robson.?
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I have just had a look at the website for St James church Newchapel. They seem to have a facility for sending a request to locate a grave in the churchyard
http://www.stjamesnewchapel.co.uk/history/finding_grave.aspx
Hopefully this link will work but if not you can just use good old Mr Google
Chris
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Yes Hepburn.
That is the Joseph Bainbridge and father and mother JOhn and MAry I have.
It is entirely probable they moved from the North East to Staffordshire around 1800 - they are both coal mining areas, and I have another couple of clues that make this feasible. Just looking for anything else for more evidence.
Thanks for the link Chrissie. Have sent off a request to them.
Fingers crossed! :)