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    WALL, Christopher, born 1831, Father Timothy

    Janice, Delighted...............you have absolutely solved my problem. I have "newspapers" with my FMP subscription but this report did not appear. Could I be cheeky and ask for a chapter and verse source, please!!! A preliminary search does not confirm he was transported as Williams...
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    WALL, Christopher, born 1831, Father Timothy

    The Pardon was granted as a result of the father's petition for clemency on his son's behalf and it is the petition that confirmed his father's name as "Timothy"
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    WALL, Christopher, born 1831, Father Timothy

    Thank you for your help. I found his father's name from a non-family source with no actual personal details. This could be a case of the famous brickwall(s)!!! TC3
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    WALL, Christopher, born 1831, Father Timothy

    Hello, Find a Grave and Birmingham Cemetery record the death of Christopher WALL in February 1863 but no age is quoted. I have searched the GRO but there appears to be no entry?? Can anyone help with the age please. Thank you, TC3
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    William BLACKHAM, Born 30/10/1842, Birmingham

    Good Morning, Thank you everyone for your efforts. I'm resigned to the thought that William BLACKHAM does not want to be found!!!! TC3
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    William BLACKHAM, Born 30/10/1842, Birmingham

    Thank you for continuing to search. TC3
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    William BLACKHAM, Born 30/10/1842, Birmingham

    Yes.......... "Wm. Blackham".......correct age and (?) place of birth. TC3
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    William BLACKHAM, Born 30/10/1842, Birmingham

    Thank you for the research........there is one possibility in the 1881 Census (RG11/3018/68, p.28) countering emigration or early death. TC3
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    William BLACKHAM, Born 30/10/1842, Birmingham

    This gentleman's parents were Joseph BLACKHAM, a Fishmonger, and his wife Elizabeth Kidd (nee ROWLEY)........the father died in 1850 and mother re-married a William JACKSON in 1855. He had four siblings, Elizabeth born 1845, Alfred 1847, Bertha 1856 and Harry 1860. He spent a short time in...
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    Daniel O'Connell HOGAN, Born 10/11/1840, Birmingham

    Evening TIA, My interest is purely academic. He is one of the 4,080 juvenile offenders who passed through Parkhurst Prison 1838-1864 and for whom I'm researching a PhD, analysing whether or not the prison was successful as a reformatory. My modus operandi is to create a biography for each...
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    Daniel O'Connell HOGAN, Born 10/11/1840, Birmingham

    Hello TIA, I hope the information was helpful. Do you have any details for him at all after 1857? I'm sorry but James WHITEHOUSE is not familiar to me. TC3
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    Daniel O'Connell HOGAN, Born 10/11/1840, Birmingham

    Hello TIA, The details I was given regarding his siblings are reproduced below in chronological order: Isaac born 17/06/1828 baptised 22/06/1828 Susanna born 24/06/1830 baptised 11/07/1830 John: No information. Elizabeth born 23/10/1834 baptised 02/11/1834 Thomas born 24/10/1837 baptised...
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    Daniel O'Connell HOGAN, Born 10/11/1840, Birmingham

    Good Evening TIA, The information quoted in my original post, including the middle name "O'Connell", was provided by a subscriber to another reputable genealogical website having researched I understand St. Chad's Roman Catholic Church records. I have fully documented his criminal aspect, for...
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    Daniel O'Connell HOGAN, Born 10/11/1840, Birmingham

    Thank you all trying.......I think the pending tray beckons!!! BAC3
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    Daniel O'Connell HOGAN, Born 10/11/1840, Birmingham

    Daniel O'Connell HOGAN was born as above and baptised on 06/12/1840. His parents were James and Bridget HOGAN (nee Bunnington?/Cunningham).and he was youngest of 5 living children (1841 Census), Susannah born 1830, John 1833, Elizabeth 1834 and Thomas 1837. One aspect of his life for which...
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    John ELWELL, Born c1827, Kingswinford, Stafford, Hairdresser

    Thank you all for your inputs. I am extremely grateful. Nevertheless, after 1848 John ELWELL still remains totally elusive and I believe it sensible, as a temporary measure, to add him to the pending tray!! For the moment, TC3
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    John ELWELL, Born c1827, Kingswinford, Stafford, Hairdresser

    Thank you for all your inputs. There are two aspects that I should answer specifically: (1): The John ELWELL transported to Port Philip was sentenced in 1845 in Lancaster and transported in 1847: and (2): The information for Louisa ROBERTS is courtesy of The National Archives Ref: HO13...
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    John ELWELL, Born c1827, Kingswinford, Stafford, Hairdresser

    This person was "JAMES" ELWELL and the newspaper incorrectly reported him as "JOHN"
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    John ELWELL, Born c1827, Kingswinford, Stafford, Hairdresser

    Hello, John ELWELL was sentenced to 10 years penal servitude on 21/10/1842 at the Birmingham Boro' Sessions. He was pardoned on 25/09/1848, largely due to the submissions of Mrs Louisa Roberts, a Hairdresser, 34 Bishopgate Street, Five Ways , Birmingham. Part of her submission was that she...
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    Death in an Unidentified Birmingham Workhouse

    Good Morning, I thought my latest findings may interest you, courtesy of Patrick TARPY's Death Certificate. He died of a Strumous Disease of the Vertibrae at the Dudley Road Workhouse on 16/09/1859........the informant was a Fanny GILES, presumably an employee of the Workhouse. There are no...
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