ROUND Family of Holly Hall, Dudley, Worcestershire

[LzzieG]

Does anyone have a copy of the family history publication titled "The Round family of Holly Hall, Dudley, Worcestershire" by A.T.C. Lavender published in 1992 which they no longer want. I have been searching for a copy of that publication to buy without success.

I have been researching Richard Round who arrived in Tasmania, Australia in 1862 at the age of 51 yrs along with his wife Esther aged 49 yrs on the ship "Vanguard". They were both born in Dudley, Worcestershire and are mentioned in the above publication. On the 1851 census they were living in Holly Hall, Dudley, and Richard's occupation was shown as 'shoemaker'.

I am hoping the publication will provide more details about Richard's ancestors and their lives in Dudley. I live in Queensland, Australia, and none of the local libraries or family history societies have a copy of that publication.

Thank you.

[maddys52]

Can't help with a copy of the book.

I assume you have this information - from the likely birth registration of youngest son Eli ROUND (Mar qtr 1838, Dudley 18/230) the mother's maiden name is FISHER. Richard ROUND and Esther FISHER married 7 Nov 1831 at Rowley Regis.

[trish1120]

Richard may have been bapt 27 Aug 1809 St Thomas, Dudley to JOSEPH/MARY

1841 we have;
Richard Roum 31
Ester Roum 29
Josiah Roum 8
Elizah Roum 5
Eli Round 3

Nearby is a James Round and family

He may have been bapt 10 Aug 1806 to the same parents.

Above on FreeREG

Trish

[ciderdrinker]

Hi
I'd just like to point out Joseph and Mary's son Richard died as a baby
Burial 7th Nov 1810 Richard s of Joseph and Mary Round.
The other baptism for a Richard Round in Dudley is this one
Richard s of Richard and Sarah Round 8th April 1810

Siblings and possible siblings
Isaiah 4th June 1797 Dudley
William 4th Aug 1799-3 Aug 1800
Sarah 16th Aug 1801
William 29th April 1804
 Joseph 22 March 1807
possibly Esther 6 th March 1808 Brierley Hill.
James 7th Aug 1814 father collier Woodside
Hannah 24 May 1818 Woodside Nailor

Possible marriage at Kingswinford 30 Oct 1796 to Sarah Robinson wit Eleanor and Benjamin Browning

Sarah was buried 29 Sep 1839 age 66 of Woodside at st Thomas Dudley Died 26th
Richard remarried at Kingswinford 13 Sep 1840
Richard Round widower labourer Pensnett father Edward labourer
Sidonia Thompson widow Pensnett father James Whitehouse labourer
wit Samuel and Mary Ann Troth

1841 census at Woodside
Richard 65 labourer y
Sidonnah 55 y
They are next door to Joseph Round age 30 and his wife Eliza 25 and their children

And  Richard died 18 Dec 1841 buried 22nd of Woodside age 67 years

Richard bapt Dudley 31 Jan 1773 s of Edward and Jane Round would fit .

ps The Book is at Dudley Archives it may help to ask if anyone is going there and can take a look .(REF )- R86632  and 000000442009
It's only 20 pages including maps so it's not like it will take them forever to go through.
The archives are open Tues- Sat 10-4

Ciderdrinker

[trish1120]

Looks like you may have nailed it ciderdrinker

[bevj]

Thanks to this thread I think I've identified my 4 x great grandmother's family 
Sarah Round married Joseph Jones in Birmingham in 1822.  I've never found her baptism or parents but with one of her children called Richard I think that ciderdrinker may have solved the mystery!  Something to follow up at last.
Thanks!
Bev

[LzzieG]

Thank you for all your help and information. It really is appreciated.  I will certainly follow up on all the information you have kindly provided.

I've been in contact with the Dudley Archives who advised me the book I am seeking is an unpublished biography. They have since provided me with a photocopy of that biography which not only contains details of the Round Family I am researching but also information about Holly Hall in Dudley - a very interesting read.

Thank you all once again.
Lizzie

[trish1120]

My curiousity is peaked!

So does it give you info on Richards parents?

[hanes teulu]

Worcestershire Chronicle, 11 Feb 1852
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS - James Scrivener was charged by a man named Richard Round with ill-using a horse on the road between Dudley and Holly Hall. The offence, which was fully proved, occurred on Sunday morning the 1st inst. and was of a most brutal and aggravated nature.

Strong possibility "your" Richard.