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Pryse the gunmakers
Yes, you're right. I've put what I could find on "Pryse Branch" in Ancestry. In 1851 the rest of the Pryse family were living at 127 Bloomsbury Place Aston (incorrectly transcribed as "Pryser") except for Charles who was staying at the Angel Hotel Sheffield (transcribed as "Pryer"), but no...- Martin29614
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Pryse the gunmakers
The family of John Gwynne Pryse b1789 and his wife Sarah née Lawrence in 1792 of Aston were gunsmiths: Charles 1814-1887 (senior partner of Pryse & Redman), Thomas 1822-1857, Lewis 1830-1867 and John 1828-1867 (who worked as a traveller for Pryse & Redman) . There were also four sisters: Mary...- Martin29614
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