Shilcock/Bromage canal people

[cowpig]

I above two names appear in my tree on my husband's side of the family, they seem to have origiinated in hey go back to the 1800's.  Sarah Shilcock married a William Bromage and they went on to have 13 (I think) children, some were boatmen as well.  They had a daughter Frances Sarah who was my mother-in-laws Great Grandmother.

Any information on either family would be greatly appreciated.

Cowpig

P.S. another name is Gittings/Gettings

[deb usa]

Hi Cowpig

I am attaching the link of your previous thread , so that we can follow from there.

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,338812.msg2180324.html#msg2180324

What info do you need? ...I see the family in 1891 William is now a labourer at wharf in Warwickshire , canal bank...'next door' we find William Shilcock , 69 and his family

hope we can help further

deb

[cowpig]

Hi Deb

Really what I want is confirmation of the names of the children and where to look to see who they  married so that I can link through from Sarah and William to mother-in-law.

A picture of the boat named on the other thread would be great but I dont know where to look.

Any help in where I should go to look would be great.

Sarah

[deb usa]

ahh okay

1881;
children =
Mary 7
William 5
Charles 4
harry 3
Rosa 1

in 1891
William Brommich (sic) head 40 lab at wharf b leicestershire
Sarah wife 39 b Warwickshire
Mary dau 17 trim coach lace hand b Coventry
William son 15 ??driller b Coventry
Charles h son 14 b warwickshire Emscote?
Henry son 13      b     "                     "
Rose E dau 11     b    "                     "
Frances S dau 7   b  "                      "
Thomas son 3 b Coventry
George son 1 B     "

1901
Canal Bank, Coventry
William bromage 50 canal boatman, barge
Sarah wife 48
Rose dau 21
Arthur 9 b Coventry
Lizzie 5  b    "
Edith  5 b    "

okay so children =
1 Mary 1874
2 William 1876
3 Charles 1877
4 Henry 1878
5 Rosa 1880
6 Frances 1884
7 Thomas 1888
8 George 1890
9 Arthur 1892
10 Lizzie 1896
11 Edith1896

maybe the other 2 were born and died between censuses?

deb

[cowpig]

Many thanks, glad its a wet and windy day here, think I'm going to be busy