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Hello Peter,

Thank you very much for the MULLINER information,
I really apreciate it.
If you could please let me have a copy of the list of Mulliners you have extracted from your records, that would be fantastic.
Thanks once again for all you efforts,
Best Wishes
June

Hello again Peter,

I'm the one you helped recently with the MULLINER family I am researching.
I invested my pennies into buying the 1841 Census for Shropshire, and at last found Richard Mulliner aged 3 years with his parents William & Mary & brothers John aged 15, William aged 7, James aged 5, and sister Mary aged 1 year living at Woore.
I now need to find Richards baptism.  I have looked for him on the I.G.I.for Shropshire, Cheshire & Staffordshire with no luck.  I realise that not all baptisms are on the I.G.I. so now it is a case of searching different Parishes in the area to try and find him. Wybunbury seems to have quite a few Mulliner entries, plus Richard got married there.  I also need to find Richard Mulliner's father William's parents. I have found a very good possible at Woore Chapel.  Its says bapt: 26/8/1804 William son of John Mulliner of Bridgemere.(No mothers name given) and there are no further Mulliner entries at Woore chapel.  I now need to find a marriage for John Mulliner somewhere in the area of Bridgemere. It really is proving a big challenge changing from one County to the other.  If you could possibly look at your records for me to see if there is a marriage at Wybunbury for John
Mulliner about 1804 I would be very grateful.
Many thanks,
June

Hello Peter,
Thank you very much for all the effort you have made on my behalf with the MULLINER Family, I really appreciate it.
The marriage you have found of William Mulliner and Mary Duckas 29/12/1824 is the marriage I have got for them.
I think the answer is like you say to buy the birth certificate for Mary Junior.
Or failing that check out the 1841 Census for Shropshire.
By the way, I just thought I should let you know that this is not my MULLINER Family I am researching.
Its the family of a friends daughter. She is only 17 and is really enthusiastic about doing her Family History. I think it is absolutely brilliant that she is doing it now at such a young age. Don't we all wish we had started researching years ago. I've managed to help her get  back this far with her MULLINERS, so I'm now hoping to take them back even further.
Thanks again for your kind help Peter,
Best Wishes,
June

 good on'er and well done you for the encouragement, when I tried with my son he was 18, he said he was doing his own research into the oldies she's female and nearly 25.

Good luck

peterbennett

Hello Snowqueen,

I am researching STANWORTHS also in Shropshire.
My Thomas Stanworth was baptised in Wombridge
on 30.4.1809, son of Richard Stanworth & Elizabeth AMIS.
I would love to hear from you.
Kind Regards,
June

Hello there,

Yes, I am trying to find Richard Mulliner who was born abt. 1836/7 at Wybunbury or Audlem.  I have found his family on the 1851 Census living at Woore, in Shropshire. His father William Mulliner was stated to have been born in Wybunbury, Cheshire (Aged 46 yrs)
his wife Mary & the older children  were stated to have been born in Audlem Cheshire, and the younger ones in Mucklestone, Shropshire. Richard is not on the Census with them.   At the age of 14 he could have been
working elsewhere. When Richard married 24.12.1861
at the Parish Church Wybunbury he was living at
Bridgemere, and his bride Esther Jackson was living at
Doddington. I believe Woore is only about a mile away from Bridgemere, but its moving from one County to another County.
I would appreciate any help you could give.
Regards,
June