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Offline ann johnston

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bagley / bagnal
« on: Wednesday 03 January 07 18:17 GMT (UK) »
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hi
i wonder if anyone can help me i am really stuck

my relation some GGGG grandfather
EDWARD BAGLEY but in the early years shows as BAGNAL/L
was born on 1st October 1820 in Broseley and christined at Birch Meadow Chapel NC Broseley

his parents where a EDWARD BAGLEY BAGNAL/L  AND ANN BAGLEY/BAGNAL/L
he maiden name was SIDOWAY

i can find my EDWARD AND ANN on the 1841 census but then i loose them

also i am trying to find the marriage of EDWARD AND ANN
and also this EDWARDS family ie his brothers and sisters
and hopefuly his mother and father

i estimate he wound have been born around 1798 - 1802

i would be very grateful for any help as i really have hit a brick wall

many thanks

Offline alnat

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Re: bagley / bagnal
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 03 January 07 20:23 GMT (UK) »
The children of Edward and Ann baptised at Broseley from the IGI are
George 1817
Edward 1820
Selina 1823
Martha 1829
Mary 1829

1841 Census Broseley
Ann Bagnal 55
George 20 Engineer
Selina 15
Martha 10

1841 Broseley
Edward Bagnall 20 Coal Miner
Elizabeth 20
Edwin 10 months

This is probably the death of Edward the father, from NBI
Edward BAGNALL Date 5 May 1835 Aged 56 Place Broseley All Saints

This from the IGI looks promising and fits with Ann's age from 1841
EDWARD BAGNAL 
Christening:  27 APR 1788   Saint Leonard, Broseley, Shropshire, England
Father:  JOHN BAGNAL   Mother:  MARTHA     
Batch No. C011553

Where have you got Ann's maiden name of Sidoway? The only Edward Bagnal/Ann Sidoway marriage I can see is recorded in Durham in 1801 and this is a 'member submitted' entry on the IGI. This couple would surely have been older than your Edward and Ann? And Durham is a long way from Shropshire...........
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Re: bagley / bagnal
« Reply #2 on: Thursday 04 January 07 16:02 GMT (UK) »
The marriage of Edward Bagnall & Ann Sidoway is also shown in Pallot's marriage index, Ryton Parish (Durham) 1801, as you say, a long way from Shropshire

North,Noble,Harrison,Seller - North Riding Yorks parishes
Brown,Brooks,Watson - Belper/Duffield Derbys
Hole - Ashover Derbys
Webb, Flavell, Mason - Staffs (mainly Sedgley)
Bevan,Beamond - Chirbury Shropshire
Longridge - Northumberland/Durham
Freeman - Hampshire, Oxfordshire,Sussex
Smith - Derbyshire and Yorkshire
Whitehead - Yorkshire
Morris - St Pancras Yorkshire etc

Offline ann johnston

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Re: bagley / bagnal
« Reply #3 on: Thursday 04 January 07 19:53 GMT (UK) »
thanks for that this is the information i have from the early censuses
i think i may be clutching a bit a straws so to speak with limited resourses
but i will outline the info i have

mostly of ancestry.com

1841

ann bagnall  aged  55
george  bagnall      aged20
selina  bagnall        aged 15
martha  bagnal  aged 11

the address is broseley it looks like a street called fiery field ???


1841

edward bagnall aged 20   
elizabeth baganll aged  20
edwin bagnall aged   10 months

address king st broseley

now the edward mentioned above i found his birth on familysearch.org
birth 1st oct 1820  broseley shropshire
underneath it shows parents they are listed as edward and ann

i presume the ann mentioned above is my edwards mother but i have lost the father
i am trying to find edward born 1st october 1820  mother father brothers and sisters but now i am really struggling

as for the name sidoway i think now i am clutching at straws i just saw ann and edward, going back past 1841 census is proving really difficult adn living in manchester my trips are limited to shropshire archives lol

many thanks


ann