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Cecil family
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harborne
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Cecil
Mary Ann, daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Cecil, was born on 23.09.1846, christened at St Martin's 13.10.1846. Samuel was (what looks like) a Horse Hair Worker. Registry No. is 3778.
Mary Ann, daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Cecil, was born on 23.09.1846, christened at St Martin's 13.10.1846. Samuel was (what looks like) a Horse Hair Worker. Registry No. is 3778.
sheronb
master brummie
Hi Harbourne again!! You know my cousin and i, were just discussing Samuel cecil, and if he was ours!! Our line starts in bham with joseph alfred born abt 1836, now someone told me, he was christened at st peters catholic church, this i need to check out, his father was william cecil born 1792 in lichfiled, now we think he was married 3times, the 2nd at aston juxta in 1827 to a sarah armstrong, what i really need to find out, if hes a widower, you dont have the PRS, for aston juxta do you? begging i know, naughty me!! the LDS dont seem to have the PRS for the time scale!!
Many thanks Harbourne, by the way i went to harbourne hill school!!
Many thanks Harbourne, by the way i went to harbourne hill school!!
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harborne
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Cecil
Whaddo Sheron! Hope you're well. That was a bit of a coincidence wasn't it. The records for St Peter's are kept in St Chad's Cathedral, Birmingham. You would have to make an appointment to see them. I've only got St Martin's records so I can't help there. I'm sure you'll find him in the end though. Good luck.
Whaddo Sheron! Hope you're well. That was a bit of a coincidence wasn't it. The records for St Peter's are kept in St Chad's Cathedral, Birmingham. You would have to make an appointment to see them. I've only got St Martin's records so I can't help there. I'm sure you'll find him in the end though. Good luck.