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Mobley Charles Evans 1810-1856

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Sky Blue Mick
Hi, I am having problems tracking down the marriage of this relative : Charles Evans Mobley. Can anyone help me please? I'm assuming that he was married!

According to census info his wife was Harriet and they had 8 kids starting with Charles jnr in 1837.

In 1841 they were living in Brewery St (or Burnery St), Aston.

Any help in tracking down the marriage and Harriet's maiden name would be much appreciated.

Cheers


Mick D
 
Re: Charles Evans Mobley 1810-1856

Hello and welcome Mick

Charles Mobley married Harriot Taylor on 22 May 1836 at Edgbaston.
 
Re: Charles Evans Mobley 1810-1856

the baptisms of two of their children were at st. martins

1 apr 1839 charles william son of charles and harriet mobley. born 17 feb 1837 . dartmouth street. pewterer
1 apr 1839 sarah ann daughter of charles and harriet mobley. born 16 jan 1839 . dartmouth street. pewterer
 
Re: Charles Evans Mobley 1810-1856

Hi Wendy

Thanks very much for the info, I have looked and looked without success.

Its weird that Harriets surname was Taylor, as that is my mums maiden name. The Mobley name is my wifes maiden name. I'm not sure if I dare look for new Taylor-Mobley connections that far back!

Thanks again

Mick D
 
Re: Charles Evans Mobley 1810-1856

The info was on the IGI on the familysearch site hope this helps. I have an Ann Taylor who married David Jennings at Edgbaston in 1856. Ann came from Malvern though. Taylor is a pretty common name so I don't think you are related other than marriage...ha ha!
 
Re: Charles Evans Mobley 1810-1856

Hi Wendy,

I had been using the new Family Search site and this entry is not listed. However when I go back to the old IGI site it's there. It seems that not all of the old records have been transferred. This is something that I will have to remember for future searches.....

My Taylor's originate from Lincolnshire so it would have been a bit of a trek to Malvern.

Cheers


Mick
 
Re: Charles Evans Mobley 1810-1856

Mick I have had the same problem with the new search. I now always double check just in case. Good luck with your research.
 
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