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From: "Judy Last" <>
Subject: Re: [B'ham] HANSON/PARKES marriage query + NICHOLLS
Date: Thu, 02 May 2002 10:26:43 +0000


Hi Tracy

According to my old A-Z and book of Birmingham Street Names, the only Aston
Street I can find was/is a road that ran off the end of Corporation Street
and was originally the road to Aston. This is on the other side of
Birmingham to Edgbaston.

I am not certain what parish St Bartholomews comes under - it was in the
registration district of Kings Norton.

I haven't come across a Charles NICHOLLS in my research but don't think
there can be a connection as my John NICHOLLS was baptised at Cannon Street
Baptist Church as were others in his family. John was a tailor and lived at
98 Livery Street in the 1851 census. His father was also a tailor, called
William.

Judy


>From: "Tracy Little" <>
>Reply-To:
>To:
>Subject: Re: [B'ham] HANSON/PARKES marriage query + NICHOLLS
>Date: Wed, 1 May 2002 17:17:51 +0100
>
>
>Judy
>Sorry this is slightly getting away from your original query but I was
>interested in your marriage at St Bartholomew's as I was just about to post
>a query about the same thing.
>I've been looking for a Charles NICHOLLS, born about 1844/5 in Birmingham
>and this afternoon I've found two possible candidates on the 1851 census
>CD.
>One is the son of Charles & Martha NICHOLLS and by cross referencing the CD
>and the IGI I've found what appears to his brother John baptised at St
>Bartholomew's, 21 March 1850. In 1851 the family were living on Aston St
>and Charles (sen) was a shoe maker. Is Aston St in the parish of St
>Bartholomew or am I barking up the wrong family tree altogether?
>
>There was another Charles NICHOLLS the right age, son of James (a coach
>spring maker) & Eliza (a chain maker) living at Cross St.
>
>Do any of these tie in with any of yours?
>Tracy
>
>
> >
> > I do also have another set of gt gt grandparents who also married at St
> > Bartholomews - JOHN NICHOLLS and SARAH MACKAIN. This time the marriage
>took
> > place in 1837. They also lived in central Birmingham but as they were
> > Baptists I believe they were unable to marry in their chapel (Cannon
>Street)
> > and I presume this is why they chose Edgbaston.
>
>
>
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