Withers, Augustus Henry b1852

[Ratty2]

Augustus Henry Withers / Henry Augustus Withers was the 11th child of Edwin Withers (1804).
He was born at Handsworth in 1852.
I cannot find him in 1871 Census, although he should be included with his parents Edwin age 66 and Sarah age 51.
He is in 1891 Census as Landlord of Beehive Inn, Wilton St, Aston with Helen his wife and five children.
Looking to find his Marriage to Helen, when and where, please.
In 1901 is he still a landlord?

With thanks

[tazzie]

Marriage...

  Henry Augustus Withers
 Ellen Coldrick

 Birmingham 1878.  Found on freebmd.

 Daughter Helen  Rose Mabel Withers born 1881.

  Tazzie

[Ratty2]

Brilliant work thanks

[ciderdrinker]

Hello
Well done Tazzie
Just to add the 1871 census

1871 17 Snow Hill Birmingham
Francis S Withers 25 son unmarried manufacturer Wolverhampton
Augustus H Withers son 19 unmarried manufacturer Wolverhampton.

No Head of household and previous entry William  Hilton 47 railway clerk Hunts Green Stafford.
I presume you have the 1861 where he is with his family in Handsworth.
The marriage was at the Register Office so you'll need to buy the certificate.

1901 145  Brearley St
Henry Withers 47 Warehouseman Staffordshire
Helen 43 Handsworth
Mabel 20 cutter our of blouses
Norman 17 blacksmith
Elsie 14



Ciderdrinker

[Dundee]

Augustus Henry Withers / Henry Augustus Withers was the 11th child of Edwin Withers (1804).
He was born at Handsworth in 1852.

Augustus was born in 1851 and he was the 8th child, hence the name Augustus.

WITHERS, AUGUSTUS  HENRY
Mother's maiden surname: WELCH     
GRO Reference: 1851  S Quarter in ASTON  Volume 16  Page 230

Debra 

[Ratty2]

Very grateful , that's most helpful

[Capetown]

Birmingham Mail: Saturday 28 January 1882

Twine Twisters and Spinners Wanted.
Apply, Withers Brothers, Birmingham Roperty, Park Road Soho.


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Birmingham Daily Gazette: Wednesday 15 March 1882

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED

William Edward WITHERS, Francis Samuel WITHERS, and Henry Augustus WITHERS, trading as Withers Brothers, Park Road, Soho, Birmingham, manufacturers of ropes, twines, brushes, pitch paper, and waterproof paper;  as regards F S WITHERS, who retired.

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Birmingham Mail: Wednesday 27 September 1882

LOCAL FAILURES

In the Birmingham Court of Bankruptcy today, William Edward WITHERS and Henry Augustus WITHERS, trading as Withers Brothers, of Park Road, Soho, rope and brush manufacturers, the said William Edward WITHERS residing at 33, Wheeler Street, and the said Henry Augustus WITHERS, residing in Finch Road, Handsworth, filed their petition for liquidation, with liabilities estimated at £7,000 and assets considerable but not yet ascertained.

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Birmingham Mail: Wednesday 12 March 1884

Brush Finishers Wanted, none but first-class hands need apply.
Withers Brothers, Brush Manufacturers, Park Road, Soho, Birmingham.

Birmingham Daily Post: Saturday 14 September 1889

ASTON LICENCING SESSIONS

Henry Augustus WITHERS fined £5, and costs for selling during prohibited hours on the 16 April  An appeal is pending in the latter case.


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Warwickshire Herald : Thursday 17 October 1889

AN ASTON LICENCING CASE - The Endorsement Cancelled

At the Warwickshire Quarter Sessions on Tuesday, upon the application of Mr Young, the Court agreed to remove the endorsement of the licence of Henry Augustus WITHERS, landlord of the "Bee Hive", Wilton-street, Aston on the understanding that the conviction was affirmed.

The magistrates (Messrs. J T Collins and E H Stringer), assented to the course, owing to the circumstances which had come to their knowledge since the hearing.

[Capetown]

Birmingham Journal - 4 June 1853

PUBLIC CAUTION

All Persons indebted to me are hereby respectfully CAUTIONED not to Pay any Money or Moneys on my account to my late Traveller, HENRY JONES BATE

EDWIN WITHERS : Birmingham Ropery, Farm Street Hockley
Birmingham, May 3, 1853

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etc. etc




Birmingham Daily Gazette: Tuesday 15 March 1864

Twine Spinners Wanted.  Full work, at best prices.
First-rate hands only may apply to
Edwin Withers, Birmingham Roperty and Twine Mills

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Birmingham Daily Gazette: Tuesday 27 September 1864

To Bass Dressers - Wanted, first-rate HANDS
Apply to Edwin Withers, Birmingham Roperty and Twine Mills and
Wholesale Brush Manufactory Farm Street, Hockley Hill.

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Birmingham Daily Gazette : Friday 7 April 1871

Twine Trade - Wanted Spinners and Twisters
Apply: Edwin Withers, Birmingham Roperty, Farm Street

[Capetown]

There seems to be quite a few Newspapers article re WITHERS -

this one is interesting as Edwin married off two of his daughters at the same time, i.e. Sarah Elizabeth to John CRESSWELL and Amelia to Francis John CRESSWELL.

Birmingham Mail: Thursday 9 January 1868

MARRIAGES

CRESWELL-WITHERS

On the 8th inst. at S Michael's Handsworth.

by the Rev. Walters Thursby, M.A. assisted by the Rev. A G Begbie, M.A.
Alfred, eldest son of Mr John CRESSWELL, of the Five Ways, to
Sarah Elizabeth, third daughter of
Mr Edwin Withers, of Granville House, Park Road, Handsworth;
also at the same time and place,
Francis John, second son of Mr Cresswell, to Amelia, second daughter of Mr Withers.
No cards.