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Moseley

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  1. Hello Jeannette,

     

    We have the marriage certificate, Elizabeth and Daniel Clements were married at All Saints church Northampton in 1867, the fathers were Joseph Clements and Samuel Stevens.

     

    So it seems we are related!

     

    I will continue the search in the winter months as I need to renew my membership to the Ancestry site.

     

    Thank you for your help I'll be in touch when we find out more.

    Debbie

    Mosley

    This i belive is the baptism records for youe GG Grandmother Sarah

    intresting to not that your GGG Grandmother Elizabeth is using the name Betsy.

     

    1891 Census Sarah is a servant to Samuel & Elizabeth Smalley ,Samuel is the Baliff/Gardner on the estate of John & Elizabeth Adams estate appears to be next to Norton Locks

     

    Was Sarah's Mother Elizabeth (Betsy) your GGG Grandmother from the Stevens boating family ?Daughter to Samuel Stevens & Sarah Millerchip? if so My G grandmother on Grandads side was from the Same Stevens Family

     

  2. Thanks for all the information so far i'll look through it over the week-end,

     

    I'm not to sure about Daniel Clements, in the 1881 census David Clements 38 born in Oxford and Elizabeth 36 born in Oldbury Staffs, they had 4 children Samual, Thomas, Sarah and Joseph.

    Although looking at the entry on the baptism it could say David and not Daniel.

     

    Then in 1891 they had 3 more children William, Ada and Herbert (this could be the Herbert he's the right age.)

    It is Sarah who's my GG Grandmother she married William Goode and Lived in Dodford and had a coal business but it was her that started up the business which was unusual for the time.

     

    Thank you again for your help, I will be interested to know if your uncle knew of them, I'm trying to get an ancestry book together for the family.

  3. Can anyone point me in the right direction, i've been tracing my family and have found out my Great Great Grandma, lived and worked on the canal, her name was Elizabeth Clements and her husband name was David, in the 1891 census there address was canalside Long Buckby.

    I think they moved coal.

    I tried Stoke Bruerne museum with no luck.

    If anyone could give any information on where to look it would be much appreciated.

     

    Debbie

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