LOST GGRAN DAINTY

[chaters]

Hi All, Can anyone trace my GGran, Sarah Jane Dainty from Staffs Dudley born about 1858.  She married William Chaters from Bishop Auckland, I have the family from then, but I have been trying to trace both Sarah and William further back and find I come up against a brick wall.
Thanks in advance
Kathy

[Hackstaple]

Dudley at that time was in Worcestershire not Staffordshire. The BIVRI shows many Daintys in Staffordshire and those of Kings Bromley are very promising as there are two 19th C wives called Sarah - names got passed on.
However, the BIVRI is far from complete and has a gap from 1851 to 1875. Perhaps this may throw some new light on the matter.

[Kazza]

Hi there,

I am moving this topic into the Worcs. board where it will be seen by those with interests in the area.

Good Luck,

Kazza.

[Nicky]

Hi
I have had a look on the 1871 census and there appears to be only one Sarah J Dainty born around 1858 in Staffordshire, here are the family.

1871 census

address 14 Wood Street

John Dainty, head, married, male, age 37, coal miner, born Staffs Longton
Emma Dainty, wife, married, female, age 37 born Salop Market Drayton
Immuel Dainty (hard to read first name but looks like this!!),son, male, age 16, potters hollow ware presser born Staffs Longton
Sarah J Dainty, daughter, female, age 14, burnisher born Staffs Longton
Martha Dainty, daughter, female, age 7, scholar, born Staffs Longton

Civil parish:    Stoke upon Trent 
Ecclesiastical parish:    St John 
County/Island:    Staffordshire 
Country:    England 

Source information:    RG10/2874
Registration district:    Stoke Upon Trent 
Sub-registration district:    Longton 
ED, institution, or vessel:    3 
Folio:    46 
Page:    5 
Household schedule number:    3

You can confirm this is the correct family by either her marriage certificate or birth certificate.

Nicky