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In regards a possible half brother. Samuel Thomas Crutchley was born in Stafford, the son of a William Crutchley and an Emily Fowler (no relation as far as I can see). So that tree, like so many unfortunately, is wrong.

He is listed as Crutchley in 1939 (Stoneleigh Road) and his death, as is Emily at hers. Joyce is at Witton Lodge Road in 1939 with future in laws.

It looks like that Joyce married under the name Gardner and possibly has 2 sons. Emily Gardner appears to marry a George E Crutchley in 1936.

So the person we're looking for is the father of Joseph Henry Dawson b1916 Walsall who is with his grandparents in 1921? Which means he is not the William John Dawson b1878 who is with his sister in 1911. Looking at the marriage certificate between Jane Dawson and William Dowson would be a...

Also think that Jane Elizabeth Horton possibly married a William Eli Dowen in 1921. So it may be that William Dawson (Jane's husband) died in the war. They may have emigrated to Canada, there is an outgoing passenger record for a Jane E Dowen in 1928.

A slight worry possibly. I can see a William Dawson with his sister Mary Bowen in 1911. However, on Mary's marriage her father is listed as a William Dawson, innkeeper, whilst on William John Dawson's marriage to Jane Elizabeth Horton his father is listed as a Stephen John Dawson, Bricklayer...

There appear to be no William Cox born in the mid to late 1840s listed (baptism or census) in the Bham area whose parents were John & Elizabeth. There is a William son of John & Eliza but her maiden name wasn't Parker. On the 2 records which I think are his (immigration & 1900 census) I can't...

All 3 of the Francis Blakemore Coxes that survived appear to have married twice.

There appear to be 4 men called Francis Blakemore Cox. A Francis Blakemore Cox b1816 Bham (died young) a Francis Blakemore Cox b1824 Bham, both sons of a Francis Blakemore Cox b1783 Wolverhampton, son of a Francis Blakemore Cox b1749. Francis b1824 was a Rule Maker in Bham but appears to have...

What help are you looking for? You don't give any dates. Is it Thomas Kenny who married Mary Ann Herrick and was a gun engraver living on Weaman St in 1891? Or his son (?) who married an Annie Hodgkins?

Always tricky with Smiths. Lived in Potters Hill in 1881, Tower Road in 1891 and Fentham Road in 1901?

There's a passing mention of a Permanent Wat Dept of the Midland Railway at King's Heath in the Bham Daily Gazette 1916. No address appears to be mentioned.

When one of the couples are direct ancestors... If you mean actually 'matching' the couples then when adding a spouse to one of the second couple you would select them from your tree as per Janice's post #2 above. If you mean seeing those relationships in a view of your tree then on Ancestry...

Leah Hannah's birth reg. was definitely listed with mmn Addeley so I'd be fairly confident that she was theirs. As it seems that they didn't register all the births of their children for some reason it maybe they didn't register the missing ones either. They still may have registered their...

I think your dates are all correct. The 3 appear to be there on the 1945 ER, the next available on Ancestry is 1950. Your only option maybe to check the ERs for the intervening years at the Library to see when each stopped being listed. Memory is a funny thing. Maybe you visited one time and...

Which makes 14 atm - Thomas, Albert Henry, Alice Elizabeth, Nellie, William, Mabel, Francis Frederick, Charles, Mabel Mary, Leah Hannah, Sarah Ann, Harry, Harold and Anna.

There appear to be 10 Walker/Adderley births registered plus Anna as Walker/Hadley. Can't see a registration for Thomas, William or Charles. One is a Leah Hannah b1906 d1907. You have both a Nellie and an Ellen listed which is probably just one and I'd also guess that Sissy is Sarah Ann.

There is possibly a second Mabel, b1896, d1897.

I wonder if the authorities thought afterwards that having people filling out the census themselves was a success or not.

I now think it probably says Gager. There is another young woman of a similar age that appears to be listed as a Gager working for Brompton Bros in 1921.