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Cridden labelled on the 25 inch map revised 1901

Brilliant as that is where my Dad showed me. Thank you 

Hi,

My 3rd great grandparents, William Taylor, who was born at Chowbent near Atherstone in Lancashire and baptised on 6 Apr 1817, married Hannah Cartwright (I have not been able to find their marriage yet apart from the one at Tipton in 1833, which would mean William was young at age 16?) Also why chose Tipton when they could have married at St Mary's, Oldswinford or somewhere more local?

1861 Census:-

Relationship: Head. Married, living with wife Hannah and two daughters at Criddon, private house in Lye. Occupation: Nailer

Hannah Taylor   46
William Taylor   44
Martha Taylor   12
Jane Taylor   1

I have been trying to find Criddon House, Lye on old A-Z maps and am unable to locate it.  Would someone on here know where it is or where Criddon House used to be?

Thanks in advance

Hi,

I'm currently going through my Parish ancestors via Halesowen Parish Registers and came across: -


17 Jul 1785 • St John the Baptist, Halesowen,Worcester,England
John, son of William & Phebe Parish, baptised. Page 295 of Halesowen Parish Registers
1786

and
 
3 May 1786 • St John the Baptist, Halesowen, Worcestershire,England
John Parish, infant, buried on 3rd May 1786. Page 308 of Halesowen Parish Registers


There's another John Parish, the son of John and Nancy Parish, who was baptised on 14 Feb 1790

and buried on 26 April, 1791 at St John's the Baptist, Halesowen.


However Ancestry has come up with: -

Name   John Parish
Gender   Male
Baptism Date   17 Jul 1785
Baptism Place   Halesowen,Worcester,England
Death Date   26 Apr 1791
Father   William Parish
Mother   Phoebe
FHL Film Number   886632, 886633, 886634

So... the question I'm asking is which is the correct burial for John Parish, the son of William and Phoebe Parish?

?  Family Search

Baptism at Saint Thomas's Church, Dudley, Worcestershire

December 1704 - Mary SILVER, parents, Joseph and Sarah

18 July 1702, Joseph SILVER, parents, Joseph and Sarah

Thanks and I did see those baptisms on Ancestry. They are the nearest dates to Mary's birth age, which would put her as being the same age as William Dunn instead of being a year different in ages as mentioned on their marriage. I was pronouncing Silvey, Selvey and Silver to myself, wondering if the surname, Silvey was put down in error as I couldn't find anymore on her as Mary Silvey. Will add that as a maybe and look up other links via The old non-parochial registers of Dudley that you've provided in your previous message.

Trouble is their marriage was at a Staffordshire church and Dudley was in Worcestershire at the time. As William Dunn was baptised at St Mary's, Kingswinford so I've done The Registers of the church of St Mary's, Kingswinford and nothing there for marriages linking to Silvey/Selvey/Silver. I'm having a nightmare trying to read the old english style writing on the old parish registers for St. Mary's, Oldswinford going back to 1603 and the dates on the left sides aren't written down in english!