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Horton Family Harborne

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Dudleylad

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My great great great great grandmother seems to have been a woman called Emma Horton born 1838 in Harborne she married William Marshall in 1862 I believe

Her siblings seem to have owned a glasses maker in Harborne High Street aswell as a grocers.

I wonder if anyone on here is desended from the Hortons I mention and I would love to hear from them
 
Re horton harborne
I have recently started compiling a family tree. My maternal grandmother was susannah Maria horton ,daughter of a grocer in high street harborne. Have a few details of relatives etc. if interested please contact me.
 
This is interesting. I am led to believe my great grandfather had a grocer shop on Harborne High street.
 
There's also a John Horton listed as Grocer on High St, Harborne in 1881. His was one of 24 Horton families in the Harborne parish in 1881, a couple more in the grocery trade - a Samuel and a Thomas - though not on High St.
 
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