Re: The Plot Thickens
- From: "Steven Gibbs" <stevenng3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 5 Aug 2010 23:50:52 +0100
"Anne Chambers" <anne@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I think you may have two Meshack Fenns
1861 census:
RG9; Piece: 1993; Folio: 84; Page: 15;
2 Court ??, Old Mile Street, Wolverhampton
Meshack Fenn 29 Coal miner b Wolverhampton
Mary Ann Fenn 27
William Fenn 11
Ann Fenn 9
Robert Fenn 3
1891
Main Road, Havercroft with Cold Hiendely
Robert Meshack Fenn 66 Coal Miner b Wolverhampton
Mary Ann Fenn 62
Joseph Fenn 26
Joshua Hague 18
Ada Bormford 18
They're all the same chap. William and Ann Fenn (in 1861) are given as
William and Ann Heath in 1871. William Heath can be found with his mother
Mary Ann in Wolverhampton in 1851. I haven't found Meshack in 1851, though.
Robert Fenn seems the be the oldest offspring of these two, so they probably
got together 1856-ish. (Robert Fenn seems to have been registered as Robert
Fenn, not Heath, but I can see no sign of a bigamous marriage.)
Steven
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