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All Saints, Hockley All Saints, Hockley, Birmingham - Baptisms 1833 - 1851 Page 1 of 30 All Saints, Hockley, Birmingham Baptism Birth Christian Name Surname Parents Abode Trade 06.10.1833 Edward Dingley Edward & Matilda Gib Heath Jeweller 27.10.1833 William Dunn Walter & Elizabeth Nelson Street Screw Maker 15.12.1833 Frances Rebecca Buzzard John & Catherine Winson Green Gun Maker 22.12.1833 Ellen Hall James & Hester Gib Heath Labourer 25.12.1833 25.12.1819 Eliza Smith Jarvis & Ellen Winson Green Copper Roller 25.12.1833 02.04.1828 Jarvis Smith Jarvis & Ellen Winson Green Copper Roller 29.12.1833 Mary Ann Smallwood Hugh Frerderick & Mira Brook Row Engineer 05.01.1834 Robert Owen Morton George & Harriet Gib Heath Plater 05.01.1834 Henry Jakes John & Mary Birmingham Heath Glass Maker 27.01.1834 Mary Ann Brant William & Mary Ann Birmingham Heath Brass Founder 02.02.1834 Thomas Henry Brewer Edmund & Ann Sun Street Agent 16.02.1834 Emma Jane Cross John & Elizabeth Gib Heath Pearl Button Maker 16.02.1834 Sarah Stanton Daniel & Mary Gib Heath Brick Layer 23.03.1834 Isaac Hughes John & Ann Soho Foundry Labourer 06.04.1834 Sarah Lamb Francis & Sarah Gib Heath Glass Maker 03.05.1834 Sarah Jane Plant Joseph & Sarah Goode Street Glass Maker 18.05.1834 04.10.1830 John Walter John & Ann Hockley Brass Founder 18.05.1834 29.05.1832 Charles Walter John & Ann Hockley Brass Founder 18.05.1834 23.04.1834 Sarah Walter John & Ann Hockley Brass Founder 18.05.1834 Martha Hall George & Hannah Hockley Labourer 18.05.1834 Thomas Hall George & Hannah Hockley Labourer 08.06.1834 Thomas White Isaac & Elizabeth Gib Heath Pearl Button Maker 15.06.1834 Ann Hill Thomas & Sarah Gib Heath Black Smith 15.06.1834 James Hill Thomas & Sarah Gib Heath Black Smith 15.06.1834 Thomas Hill Thomas & Sarah Gib Heath Black Smith 22.06.1834 Robert William Harper William& Mary Lower Lodge Labourer 06.07.1834 William Murdock Paynter William Murdock & Emma Winson Green Engineer 20.07.1834 William Siddall William & Rebecca Ninevah Labourer 27.07.1834 Elizabeth Lee Joseph & Elizabeth Caroll Street Porter 03.08.1834 Elizabeth Susanna Packer Samuel & Elizabeth Goode Street Jeweller 31.08.1834 William Lapworth William & Ann Slade Lane Book Seller 14.09.1834 26.02.1830 Mary Edwards Vaughan William & Esther Warstone Lane Clerk 14.09.1834 09.08.1826 Henry Vaughan William & Esther Warstone Lane Clerk 14.09.1834 12.03.1824 William Vaughan William & Esther Warstone Lane Clerk 14.09.1834 Thomas Edward Vaughan William & Esther Warstone Lane Clerk 28.09.1834 Sarah Allen Samuel & Sarah Gt King Street Clerk 05.10.1834 William Bolton William & Betsey Birmingham Heath Labourer 05.10.1834 Harriet Fletcher James & Charlotte Hockley Silver Plater 05.10.1834 William Price James & Hannah Goode Street Brass Founder 06.10.1834 Elizabeth Guest Joseph & Mary Ninevah Fire Iron Maker All Saints, Hockley, Birmingham - Baptisms 1833 - 1851 Page 2 of 30 Baptism Birth Christian Name Surname Parents Abode Trade 26.10.1834 Edward Scott Thomas & Mary Ninevah Coach Harness Furnisher 02.11.1834 Elizabeth Marsh Thomas & Mary Gib Heath Glass Maker 14.11.1834 Elizabeth Bate John & Sarah Birmingham Heath Black Smith 30.11.1834 George Leech Mark & Sarah Birmingham Heath Engine Smith 25.01.1835 Eliza Mottram James & Ellen Gib Heath Brick Maker 25.01.1835 Amelia Badcock Briggs William & Ann Pope Street Exercise Officer 02.03.1835 Edwin Tudman John & Amelia St Pauls Square Book Keeper 22.03.1835 Sarah Ann Gilbert George & Ann Hockley Carpenter 29.03.1835 Thomas Lewis Lewis & Maria New Church Street Carpenter 07.04.1835 Christopher Tilson Morgan Samuel Francis & Mary Juliana Winson Cottage Clergyman 14.04.1835 05.03.1835 William Whitehouse Daniel & Phebe Lodge Road Brass Founder 19.04.1835 Ellen Bozard John & Catherine Winson Green Sawyer 22.04.1835 Thomas Kingland John & Rebecca Winson Green Salt Cake Maker 17.05.1835 Henry James Dingley James & Hannah New John Street West Brass Founder 17.05.1835 George Bailey James & Elizabeth Gib Heath Boat Builder 05.07.1835 Thomas Bird John & Sarah Gib Heath Gold Smith 12.07.1835 Elizabeth Potter Stephen & Sarah Ninevah Brick Maker 19.07.1835 John Perry John & Mary Hockley Hill Carpenter 02.08.1835 Emma Bramwich John & Ann Handsworth Grocer 09.08.1835 William Turner Joseph & Sarah Ninevah Jeweller 09.08.1835 Benjamin Packton Thomas & Susan Ninevah Labourer 22.08.1835 22.08.1833 Ann Hadley Parkes William & Eliza Ninevah Coal Dealer 13.09.1835 Dinah Turton Eli & Emma Smethwick Rope Maker 20.09.1835 25.11.1834 Rebecca Green Charles & Ann Summer Lane Brick Layer 04.10.1835 Ann Bird James & Sarah Goode Street Comb Maker 04.10.1835 James Bird James & Sarah Goode Street Comb Maker 04.10.1835 Thomas Bird James & Sarah Goode Street Comb Maker 04.10.1835 Matilda Bird James & Sarah Goode Street Comb Maker 04.10.1835 Thomas Percival Thomas & Ann Nelson Street Boiler Maker 04.10.1835 Mary Bird James & Sarah Goode Street Comb Maker 11.10.1835 Sophia Pritchard Thomas & Charlotte Hockley Hill Joiner 25.10.1835 Elizabeth Down Walter & Elizabeth Manchester Street Black Smith 08.11.1835 Mary Ann Warden George & Leonora Birmingham Heath Labourer 08.11.1835 George Price James & Hannah Goode Street Brass Founder 15.11.1835 20.10.1835 John Joseph Reddall Mark & Susanna Gib Heath Jeweller 22.11.1835 Henry Dingley Edward & Sarah Winson Green Jeweller 29.11.1835 Elizabeth Lamb Francis & Sarah Gib Heath Glass Maker 29.11.1835 William Warwick John & Sarah Gib Heath Labourer 29.11.1835 William Coley Charles & Sarah Gib Heath Labourer 30.11.1835 John Simpson Lowe Benjamin & Elizabeth Gib Heath Clerk All Saints, Hockley, Birmingham - Baptisms 1833 - 1851 Page 3 of 30 Baptism Birth Christian Name Surname Parents Abode Trade 06.12.1835 Herbert William Soley William & Maria Handsworth Grocer 06.12.1835 Sarah Bates John & Sarah Birmingham Heath Black Smith 13.12.1835 John Henry Smallwood Hugh Frederick & Mirah Gib Heath Engineer 13.12.1835 Clementina Mary Pickering John & Mary Ann New Road, Handsworth Labourer 20.12.1835 Lilah Turner Alfred & Harriet Ninevah Glass Blower 26.12.1835 Frances Henrietta Unett John & Caroline Icknield House Solicitor 27.12.1835 Mary Powell Ann Collinson David & Ann Spring Hill Boiler Maker 27.12.1835 Joseph Palmer Joseph & Rosanna Gib Heath Carpet Weaver 27.12.1835 John Lewis John & Isse Gib Heath Labourer 03.01.1836 Joseph Perry Thomas & Elizabeth Gib Heath Glass Maker 10.01.1836 George Marsh Thomas & Mary Gib Heath Glass Blower 17.01.1836 Fanny Fox Henry & Mary Goode Street Labourer 27.01.1836 13.11.1834 John James Badams William & Catherine Spring Hill Manufacturor, Chemist 27.01.1836 10.12.1835 William Badams William & Catherine Spring Hill Manufacturor, Chemist 03.04.1836 Elizabeth Ford William & Elizabeth Warstone Lane Engineer 10.04.1836 Mary Ann Lucas Joseph & Mary Ann Hockley Tailor 10.04.1836 Eliza Pitt Thomas Israel & Eliza Powell Street Brass Founder 10.04.1836 George Underwood Charles & Rachel Hockley Hill Glass Blower 24.04.1836 James Harper William & Mary Lower Lodge Brewer 01.05.1836 Selina Standley Thomas & Mary Halesowen Tanner 01.05.1836 Ann Owen Edward & Hannah Regent Row Labourer 02.05.1836 11.10.1832 Samuel Baker Samuel & Catherine Goode Street Brass Cock Maker 02.05.1836 13.07.1834 James Baker Samuel & Catherine Goode Street Brass Cock Maker 02.05.1836 11.12.1835 Isabella Baker Samuel & Catherine Goode Street Brass Cock Maker 08.05.1836 Harry Fisher Thomas & Ann Well Street, Hockley Tailor 22.05.1836 Ellen Joiner Thomas & Mary Ann Gib Heath Labourer 29.05.1836 30.04.1836 Enoch Kent Richard & Mary Ninevah Tailor 29.05.1836 Samson Bird James & Sarah Goode Street Comb Maker 19.06.1836 Elizabeth Sapcote William & Frances Camden Street Carpenter 19.06.1836 Ann Lee Joseph & Elizabeth Carver Street Stamper 31.07.1836 William Dodd Thomas & Mary Ninevah Servant 07.07.1836 23.02.1832 Edward Frederick Jones Henry & Jane Hockley Metal Worker 07.07.1836 10.08.1834 George Jones Henry & Jane Hockley Metal Worker 14.08.1836 Mary Ann Evans Edward & Mary Well Street Brick Layer 04.09.1836 Mathew Siddall William & Rebecca Ninevah Black Smith 11.09.1836 Charles Callow Charles & Elizabeth Goode Street Silver Plater 11.09.1836 Mary Ann Burton John & Elizabeth Ninevah Shoe Maker 11.09.1836 Elizabeth Burton John & Elizabeth Ninevah Shoe Maker 16.09.1836 Samuel Christopher Morgan Samuel Francis & Mary Juliana Winson Cottage Rector of this Parish 18.09.1836 William Henry Plumley William & Jane Warstone Lane Carpenter All Saints, Hockley, Birmingham - Baptisms 1833 - 1851 Page 4 of 30 Baptism Birth Christian Name Surname Parents Abode Trade 25.09.1836 30.09.1822 James Robinson James & Sarah Warstone Lane Sawyer 25.09.1836 29.12.1827 Hannah Robinson James & Sarah Warstone Lane Sawyer 02.10.1836 Eliza Stokes Benjamin & Mary Handsworth Chain Maker 02.10.1836 John Williams Joseph & Mary Birmingham Heath Wire Drawer 09.10.1836 Susanna Foster Stephen & Hannah Aston Hill Labourer 16.10.1836 Emily Bolton William & Elizabeth Eyre Street Navigator 16.10.1836 Emma Pooey William & Rhoda Steward Street Black Smith 20.11.1836 John Jennings William & Sarah Ninevah Labourer 20.11.1836 Mary Ann Jennings William & Sarah Ninevah Labourer 27.11.1836 03.06.1831 Edward Finnemore George & Harriet Camden Street Clock Dial Manufacturor 27.11.1836 29.01.1836 Henry Finnemore George & Harriet Camden Street Clock Dial Manufacturor 27.11.1836 Caroline Hollins John & Phoebe Hall Street Stone Mason 04.12.1836 George Spalding Henry & Catherine Gib Heath Moulder 04.12.1836 James Brown William & Esther Hospital Street Maltster 11.12.1836 Eliza
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