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I am looking for a full transcript of the 1861 census for James Richard Salt. I have a part transcript which is incorrectly listed as James Rigd Sutt. Can anyone help?
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1861 Census
Bilston, Staffs
James Rigd Sutt, 36. Head, Mar, Jappener, born Bilston
Charlot Sutt, 40, Wife, Mar, born Bilston
Celiath Sutt, 14, Daug, Jappaner, born Manchester, Lancashire
Louisa Sutt, 9, Daug, Scholar, born Bilston
Clara Sutt, 8, Daug, Scholar, born Bilston
Gertrude Sutt, 2, Daug, born Bilston
Someone at the door back soon to fill in details!
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Welcome to rootschat
RG09/2008 f32 p8 -Private House, Wolverhampton St, Bilston
James Ricd Salt Married age 36 occ Jappanner
Charlot 40
Celiath 14 occ Japanner
Louisa 9 Scholar
Clara 8 Scholar
Gertude 2
Celiath bn Manchester rest born Bilston
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In case yo dont have this;
JAMES RICHARD Salt Baptised 6 Mar 1823, St Leonard, Bilston to WILLIAM/EDITH
Fathers Occp Shoemaker
1845 Marriage of James to Charlotte Wright Lancashire has his Father as William a Cordwainer.
Likely Marriage;
09 Apr 1822, St Mary, Kingswinford
William SALT to Edith OLDACRE
Witnesses, Samuel Bagley/Sarah Oldacre/Thomas Walker
All on FreeREG
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Trish :)
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The resaon I posted that as some Trees have JR Salts Mother as Jane Morris but Baptism is a Edith and Marriage looks good.
I can only find 1 Sibling Baptised Bilston WILLIAM Salt 7 Oct 1824 same Parents.
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Looks like the Family moved to Oldbury, Worcestershire.
Baptisms;
Christ Church, Oldbury
SAMUEL Salt 11 Nov 1827
MARIA Salt 12 Jul 1829
JOHN Salt 06 Nov 1831, buried 03 Feb 1832 age 16 weeks
Parents WILLIAM/EDITH
Fathers Occp Shoemaker or Cordwainer
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Thanks for quick response. The info supports my other findings. I also have seen trees with William Salt marrying Jane Morris, but Edith Oldacre is seems favourite to me, as I belive Celiath is a misinterpretation of C Edith (Catherine Edith) who appears to have been named after grandmothers on each side.
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I was just going to post the same abouth Celiath
SALT, EDITH CATHARINE mmn WRIGHT
GRO Reference: 1846 Dec Quarter in MANCHESTER Volume 20 Page 754
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You reply came through as I was about to post the info below.
So do you have William/Edith on Census? From what I have found they may have died young.
Also you mention Grandmothers on each side Edith/Catherine but info below I found is different?
What I had already typed up;
William may have remarried after the death of Edith;
EDITH Salt buried 23 Jan 1832, Church St Wesleyan Chapel, Oldbury
Age 31 years and 11 mths
Daughter of William/Sarah Oldacre
Born at Rugeley
OOh did William die young also?
I wonder who looked after the children?
WILLIAM Salt buried same Church as Edith 11 Nov 1833 age 36 years and 6 mths
Son of Rebecca Salt
Born in Gornal
The Vicar seemed have have kept great records.
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1851 in Bilston we have;
James Rd Sall, 28
Charlotte Sall, 30
Edith Cathre Sall, 4
Joseph Sall, 1
Richard Foster, 27
Felix Onions, 21
I presume you have the 1841 in Bilston;
Jno Dean, 66, Jappaner
Martha Dean, 64
James Salt, 15, Apprentice
Charlotte Wright, 15, Servant
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I see ow Charlotte Wrights Mother was a Catherine :-[
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Yes I have those records. James was apprenticed to John Dean, japanner, and Charlotte was a servant in the household. They married in Manchester 1846. I have an image of the marriage entry of the collegiate parish church in Manchester.
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Alls good and best of luck with your research :)