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Re: halls of warwickshire
« Reply #9 on: Wednesday 05 March 14 11:31 GMT (UK) »
I can't see census , any chance you can tell me who is on it please :)
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Re: halls of warwickshire
« Reply #10 on: Wednesday 05 March 14 11:50 GMT (UK) »
Children of Henry & Ann Owen m. 23/5/1814 Edgbaston:
Sarah Hall
31 Jul 1815
Louisa Hall
31 Dec 1822
Henry Hall
2 Aug 1824 
Ann Hall
13 Oct 1828
James Hall
7 Jan 1828
Thomas Hall
27 May 1831
Hannah Hall b. 29/5/1833
15 Oct 1838
Charles Hall b. 8/4/1836/ father of Charles who married Ellen Feek
15 Oct 1838
Emma Hall b. 9/7/1838
15 Oct 1838
All St.Martin's
Warks:Ashford;Cadby;Clarke;Clifford;Cooke Copage;Easthope;
Edmonds;Felton;Colledge;Lutwyche;Mander(s);May;Poole;Withers.
Staffs.Edmonds;Addison;Duffield;Webb;Fisher;Archer
Salop:Easthope,Eddowes,Hoorde,Oteley,Vernon,Talbot,De Neville.
Notts.Clarke;Redfearne;Treece.
Som.May;Perriman;Cox
India Kane;Felton;Cadby
London.Haysom.
Lancs.Gay.
Worcs.Coley;Mander;Sawyer.
Kings of Wessex & Scotland
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Re: halls of warwickshire
« Reply #11 on: Wednesday 05 March 14 11:52 GMT (UK) »
1851:
Henry Hall  54 brassfounder b. B'ham
 Ann Hall  49
 Thomas Hall  20
 Charles Hall  15 b. Shoreditch Middx.
 Elizabeth Hall  10
 Elisa Hall  10
 George Hall  7
Warks:Ashford;Cadby;Clarke;Clifford;Cooke Copage;Easthope;
Edmonds;Felton;Colledge;Lutwyche;Mander(s);May;Poole;Withers.
Staffs.Edmonds;Addison;Duffield;Webb;Fisher;Archer
Salop:Easthope,Eddowes,Hoorde,Oteley,Vernon,Talbot,De Neville.
Notts.Clarke;Redfearne;Treece.
Som.May;Perriman;Cox
India Kane;Felton;Cadby
London.Haysom.
Lancs.Gay.
Worcs.Coley;Mander;Sawyer.
Kings of Wessex & Scotland
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www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/

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Re: halls of warwickshire
« Reply #12 on: Wednesday 05 March 14 11:59 GMT (UK) »
Charles and his son were coffin furniture makers  I have charles and Ellen's wedding cert address is Coventry road ,

Not sure if halls you found are mine

On charles son Horace wedding cert he puts father as albert  (charles)  hall
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Re: halls of warwickshire
« Reply #13 on: Wednesday 05 March 14 12:02 GMT (UK) »
Coffin furniture was made from cast brass by brass founders.
Charles says he was born Shoreditch Middx. so does Henry in 1851.
Warks:Ashford;Cadby;Clarke;Clifford;Cooke Copage;Easthope;
Edmonds;Felton;Colledge;Lutwyche;Mander(s);May;Poole;Withers.
Staffs.Edmonds;Addison;Duffield;Webb;Fisher;Archer
Salop:Easthope,Eddowes,Hoorde,Oteley,Vernon,Talbot,De Neville.
Notts.Clarke;Redfearne;Treece.
Som.May;Perriman;Cox
India Kane;Felton;Cadby
London.Haysom.
Lancs.Gay.
Worcs.Coley;Mander;Sawyer.
Kings of Wessex & Scotland
Census information is Crown copyright,from
www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/

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Re: halls of warwickshire
« Reply #14 on: Wednesday 05 March 14 16:10 GMT (UK) »
Just to clear up any confusion you might have Charles who married Ellen Feek is the son of Charles Hall & Frances Griffiths that Charles is the son of Henry Hall & Ann Owen.
Warks:Ashford;Cadby;Clarke;Clifford;Cooke Copage;Easthope;
Edmonds;Felton;Colledge;Lutwyche;Mander(s);May;Poole;Withers.
Staffs.Edmonds;Addison;Duffield;Webb;Fisher;Archer
Salop:Easthope,Eddowes,Hoorde,Oteley,Vernon,Talbot,De Neville.
Notts.Clarke;Redfearne;Treece.
Som.May;Perriman;Cox
India Kane;Felton;Cadby
London.Haysom.
Lancs.Gay.
Worcs.Coley;Mander;Sawyer.
Kings of Wessex & Scotland
Census information is Crown copyright,from
www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/

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Re: halls of warwickshire
« Reply #15 on: Wednesday 05 March 14 16:26 GMT (UK) »
Ok thanks for your help on this :)
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Re: halls of warwickshire
« Reply #16 on: Monday 19 May 14 16:43 BST (UK) »
I too am investigating this family and I was unsure about their occupations so I googled it and found this:
Coffins.—Excluding textile fabrics and agricultural produce, Birmingham supplies almost every article necessary for the comfort of man's life, and it is therefore not surprising that some little attention has been given to the construction of the "casket" which is to enclose his remains when dead. Coffins of wood, stone, lead, &c., have been known for centuries, but coffins of glass and coffins of brass must be ranked amongst the curiosities of our later trades. Two of the latter kind polished, lacquered, and decorated in a variety of ways, with massive handles and emblazoned shields, were made here some few years back for King Egbo Jack and another dark-skinned potentate of South Africa. "By particular request" each of these coffins were provided with four padlocks, two outside and two inside, though how to use the latter must have been a puzzle even for a dead king. The Patent Metallic Air-tight Coffin Co., whose name pretty accurately describes their productions, in 1861 introduced hermetically-sealed coffins with plate glass panels in the lid, exceedingly useful articles in case of contagious diseases, &c., &c. The trade in coffin "furniture" seems to have originated about 1760, when one ingenious "Mole" pushed it forward; and among the list of patents taken out in 1796 by a local worthy there is one for "a patent coffin," though its particular speciality could not have met with much approval, as although some thousands of bodies have been removed from our various sepultures nothing curious or rarer than rotten boards and old lead has been brought to light.

It was taken from Showell's dictonary of Birmingham 1881 and can be found
here: http://www.gutenberg.org/files/14472/14472-h/14472-h.htm

Another interesting thing is that when searching for Ellen feek the only one I could find was in Middlesex where these references said Charles was born.

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Re: halls of warwickshire
« Reply #17 on: Monday 19 May 14 18:32 BST (UK) »
Ellen's father was called john aldous feek , she had a sister called Kate , and Ellen was born in Birmingham ,are we related at all Shirley ?
vanhear
hall
ellis
feek
wright
little
edwards
chaplin
pay
lawson