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I asked about this in 2005 and when I updated the old tread it ended up in the completed lookups and I doubt if it will be read. So I am starting afresh. The old thread cab still be read with the title of Lucy Vickery in 1851.
Lucy (my GGGmother) was born in Sampford Peverell on the 27/8/1849. Her mother was Sarah Vickery nee Calborough. The informant on her certificate is quote 'X the mark of Mary Pearce occupier Sampford Peverell' She registered the birth about 3 weeks later on the 5/9/1849.
She could not read and write so the details would have been written for her so the maiden name may not have been included or not understood. I am suggesting that Calborough was a guess. I cannot find anything on this surname. My hope is that the marriage can be found in the register at Sampford Peverell.
The marriage would probably before the birth of their eldest child Julianna in 1830. The father was James Vickery, a blacksmith.
Is it please possible for someone to check the parish records for this marriage.
In the 1851 census Mary Pearce was a 70 yr old pauper weaver living with 2 other paupers. How could she register a birth when there is no obvious family connection. Also would she have to go Tiverton or would the Registrar travel to the villages.
Thank you very much

I was checking baptisms in Rhyl and came across:
4:2:1886. Clara daughter of John and Mary Anne Jones, Bookseller of
5 South Terrace, Newtown.
I came across Newtown in a few other baptisms.
In the burial register I came across Edward Jones age 12months from 5 South Kinmel Street.
This was dated 10th April 1897. It is this address that I associate with this family.
There is a North and South Drive in the south of the town built much later.
There is a North and South Avenue in the west of the town when the Winter gardens was developed
in the early 1880s. I have tried an internet search to no avail.
I am asking if 5 South Terrace became 5 South Kinmel Street?
Thank you.

I have the marriage cert for Athalia Evans and Thomas Dodd who are my paternal Gt GT Grandparents.
8th July 1839 at St Martins Parish Church, Salop:
T Dodd    20  Batch  Boatman  Preesgweene   Phillip Dodd  Labourer
A Evans  19  Spin                     Preesgweene  John Evans  Collier

Her Baptism is at Chirk Parish Church on the 2nd April 1820 and her parents are John Evans, Collier and his wife Ann. The place is Pen-y-Bryn. Possible siblings are Samuel 1820 @Chirk Bridge, Edward 1821 @Chirk Bridge and Mary 1822 @Chirk Bank (they are very close together)
Am I right in thinking that Pen-y-Bryn is in the same area as Chirk Bridge and Chirk Bank. Preesgweene is also in the locality and Thomas is working the Llangollen canal that runs through the area.

Can anyone please provide any further information on her father John Evans. As a collier he would presumably be working the Brynkinallt colliery.

In 1841 William is living with his wife Ann and 3 children Louisa, Josiah and Sophia, in Town's End, Kingwinford. His Wife and children are all born in Staffordshire. There is no indication where he was born so I assume he was born 'out of the County'
In 1861 William is living with his wife and 7 children in Church End Kingswinford and his birth place is shown as Stourbridge in Worcs.
In 1871 William is living with a son in Chirk and his birthplace is shown as Herefordshire.
Could someone please check the 1851 census for Kingswinford with this information, to establish his place of birth.
William Jones (his age varies) say 38+/- 2  b: 1812-Coal Miner
Ann 35+/- 2 born Kingswinford.
Children: Josiah Bap 1837, Mary Ann Bap 1843, Sophia Bap1840 and
William bap 1848- all born in Kingswinford.

Thank you very much for any assistance.