I need help finding Mary Ann Evans,b 1837*COMPLETED*

[suzard]

well found Z - I don't think your long shot is as long as mine-you may well have cracked it!!!
Wonder what bagpuss thinks???

Suz

[bagpuss1971]

Hi and thank you for your input....I have attached another scan which is a bit more of the certificate although my scanning skills are atrocious and I can't get the whole certificate on one scan...

Comparing it with the B in Bachelor, it does seem to say Brewer.
I'm not having much luck with finding them!

bagpuss

[bagpuss1971]

Oh my!!!
I have just replied to a post from Ruskie and it did't say "there have been more replies to your topic"when I posted and now I can see there has!!Bear with me while I check them out!!!! And thank you!!!!

bagpuss

[weste]

The first i think is miner, the second one brewer.

[bagpuss1971]

  I am almost certain it is one of these two new families now,and I can't help but have a feeling that it is the family that Z has found - the High Green area is where Enoch,Marys wife,lived around,I'm thinking childhood sweethearts now!!

It may have been a long shot but I think you may have hit the target Z!!!

bagpuss  

[bagpuss1971]

Have found a marriage for Joseph to Dinah Harcourt in 1833 at Kingswinford.
I do wish they would stick to one area!!

[bagpuss1971]

  Have just found a baptism for Mary Ann at St Peters Wolverhampton in 1836 - her name is down as "Mary Ann" - I will just see what I can clarify tomorrow at the archives,but I think I can say that this is another branch of my tree that will blossom because of all you wonderful rootschatters.Thank you!

bagpuss 

[EvansPump]

Joseph Evans Of Joseph Evans & Sons Wolverhampton, Iron founder and pump manufacturer, son of John Evans and father to many including another Joseph Evans, my great grandfather. Dates and places look correct.