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Records Service Records Indexes Carpenters and Wheelwrights A carpenter was a skilled tradesman who made, finished, and repaired wooden objects and structures, whereas a wheelwright (or wainwright) was a tradesman who built and repaired wheels. Historically, they made wheels for carts or wagons. The wheelwright was an essential member of all village communities, but with the disappearance of horse transport, and introduction of mechanisation in farming and domestic life, very few remain at work. Although the traditional market for wheelwrights’ services has effectively gone, new markets have began whereby veteran vehicles have been maintained by enthusiasts for display and demonstration purposes. This index to Worcestershire Carpenters and Wheelwrights was collated by external researcher Barbara Wall. It is intended to assist Family Historians in researching ancestors in these professions. It covers mainly Worcestershire with some material from out of county. It dates from the early 18th century but there are gaps until 1813 when the main source of information begins with that gathered from baptism registers. Trade directories, Census Returns and some wills and deeds were also used in the creation of this index. The Index is intended as a guide to researchers that are tracing the occupation of their ancestors. It can help provide background information on ancestors, such as names of family members and business partners. The sources used to create this index are held as follows: Trade Directories – both branches but coverage better at the Worcestershire History Centre. Please check the online catalogue for details of holdings. Parish Registers on microfilm – both branches. Please check separate handlists for details. Census Returns on microfilm/fiche and Ancestry.co.uk – both branches. Please check separate handlists for details. Wills on microfilm – Worcestershire History Centre. Please check separate handlists for details. www.worcestershire.gov.uk/records Surname First Name Residence or Place of Date Occupation Additional Information Business ADAMS Charles 144 & 146, Ombersley 1908 Wheelwright Rd, Worcester ADAMS G.H. Long Lane, Halesowen 1908 Carpenters and Joiners ADAMS H. Tibberton, Droitwich. 1868 Wheelwright ADAMS Henry Under Lumbans Bank, 1851 Master Carpenter and Builder, Born Aston. Warks. Halesowen Employing 2 men. ADAMS Henry Under Lumbans Bank, 1851 Journeyman Carpenter and Joiner Halesowen ADAMS Henry Tibberton, Droitwich 1855 Wheelwright ADAMS J. Yardley 1820 Wheelwright ADAMS James Furlong Lane, Cradley 1908 Carpenters and Joiners ADAMS Joseph Under Lumbans Bank, 1851 Journeyman Carpenter and Joiner Halesowen ADAMS R. & D. Newtown, Netherton, 1908 Wheelwright Dudley ADAMS Richard Tything, Worcester 1793-1798 Coach Maker ADAMS Samuel 1869 Carpenter Paid 1/6d. (from St Clements Day School account book ) ADAMS Walter E. Talbot Street, Cradley 1908 Carpenters and Joiners ADDIS James Top of Pitchcroft 1815 Carpenter Spouse Hannah. Children baptised 1815, 1821 ADDIS James Cut Throat Lane - 1821 St John Baptist Claines AINSCOUGH J. Gloucester Place, 1912 Carpenter Journeyman Newtown Road, Malvern Link ALBUTT James Elmley Lovett, Nr. 1839 Carpenter Spouse Catherine. Child baptised 1839 Droitwich St Mary Elmbridge. ALCOCK John Brickhouse, Beoley 1843, 1846, Wheelwright Spouse Elizabeth. Children baptised 1848 1843, 1846, 1848 St Leonard Beoley. ALCOCK William Stourbridge 1813 Carpenter and Joiner William of William and Elizabeth baptised 1813 St. Mary, Old Swinford. ALDER Peter West Malvern 1853 Carpenter Spouse Eliza. Child baptised 1853 St. James, West Malvern. ALDER Peter West Malvern 1858 Carpenter Eliza Hannah of Peter and Eliza baptised 18th May 1858. St. James West Malvern. Private - received into the church of West Malvern 13th June 1858. (Baptism register of St James West St James West St James West Malvern- Eliza Hannah). ALDER Peter West Malvern 1862 Carpenter ALLBUTT John Greenway, Nr. Rock 1814 Carpenter Spouse Ann. Children baptised 1814, 1815, 1819 ALLBUTT John Near the Church 1815, 1819 St Peter and Paul Rock ALLDRIDGE J. Martley 1820 Carpenter ALLEN ? Home of Good 1900 Carpenter Grace Elizabeth of Mary and ? baptised Shepherd, Malvern Link 1900 Newland Nr. Malvern ALLEN C. Hebb Street, Tything, 1908 Carpenters and Joiners Worcester. ALLEN Henry Twyning Cottage, Lorne 1879 Carpenter and Joiner Street, Kidderminster. ALLEN Joshua Atch Lench, Nr. 1817 Carpenter Joseph and William of Joshua and Evesham Catherine baptised 1817 All Saints Church Lench. ALLEN Richard Bromyard, 1842 Wheelwright Herefordshire. ALLEN Richard Britannia Square, 1851 Carpenter Worcester. ALLEN Richard Sherford Street, 1858 Carpenter Bromyard. ALLEN Richard Sherford Street, 1830-1840 Wheelwright Bromyard ALLEN Samuel Mitton, Nr. Stourport-on- 1832 Boat Carpenter Spouse Elizabeth. Child baptised 1832 Severn St. Michael Stourport-on-Severn ALLEN Thomas Bengeworth, Evesham. 1831,1833 Carpenter Spouse Catherine. Children baptised 1831, 1833 Bengeworth ALLEN Wilfrid Jubilee Drive and Camp 1912 Carpenter Road, Malvern. ALLOCK B. 19, Coventry Street, 1868 Carpenters and Wheelwrights Kidderminster. ALLOCK Frederick Burcot, Bromsgrove. 1908 Wheelwright ALLOCK John Redditch 1822 Carpenter ALOCK J. Beoley, Nr. Redditch 1868 Wheelwright ALOCK John Beoley, Nr. Redditch 1860, 1908 Wheelwright ALWOOD W. Feckenham 1820 Wheelwright AMOS George Abberley, Nr. Martley 1860 Wheelwright AMPHLETT and Sons Love's Grove, 1820 Carpenters and Builders Worcester. AMPHLETT John Loves Grove, 1860 Carpenter and Joiner Worcester. AMPHLETT Thomas Loves Grove, 1860 Carpenter and Builder Worcester. AMPHLETT William Tything 1825 Carpenter Spouse Marianne. Child baptised 1825 St. John Baptist Claines. AMPHLETT William The Tything, 1814, 1817, Carpenter Thomas of William and Mary baptised Worcester. 1818, 1822, February 20th 1814 S. John Baptist 1824 Claines. Thomas aged l year 11 months. Also Jane of William and Mary baptised February 20th 1814 St John Baptist Claines. Additional children baptised 1817, 1818, 1822, 1824 St John Baptist Claines. ANDREWS ? Bridgenorth, Shrops. 1793-1798 Joiner ANDREWS Edward Bayton 1850, 1868 Spouse Harriat (?) ANDREWS H. High Street, Pershore. 1868 Wheelwright ANDREWS Henry Northfield Street, 1900 Journeyman Carpenter Worcester. ANDREWS J. Wick, Nr. Pershore. 1868 Carpenters and Joiners ANDREWS J. South Street, 1868 Carpenters and Joiners Worcester. ANDREWS James Little Comberton, Nr. 1841 Spouse Sarah. Child baptised 1841 St. Pershore Peter Little Comberton ANDREWS James Wick Nr. Pershore 1845, 1849 Wheelwright Spouse Sarah. Children baptised 1845, 1849 St. Bartholomew Wick ANDREWS Thomas Hook Green, Inkberrow. 1833 Carpenter Spouse Mary ANDREWS W. Bayton 1868 Carpenters and Joiners ANDREWS Walter Tenbury Wells 1823 Carpenter Spouse Anne. Child baptised 1823 St Mary Tenbury Wells ANDREWS William Broom Green, Cleobury 1900 Wheelwright Mortimor ANDREWS William Bayton, Cleobury 1908 Carpenters and Joiners Mortimer, Salop. ANDREWS William Wick, Nr. Pershore 1816, 1818, Wheelwright/ Carpenter Spouse Elizabeth. Children baptised 1820, 1821, 1816, 1818, 1820, 1821, 1824, 1828, 1824, 1828, 1832 St Bartholomew Wick 1832 ANDREWS William Bayton Village, 1820, 1836, Carpenter Sarah of William and Ann baptised Ninech(?) 1840, 1860 1836. William of William and Ann baptised 1840. Both children baptised St. Bartholomew Bayton ARCHER George Kemerton, Nr. Bredon 1839 Carpenter Caroline of George and Eliza baptised 1839 St. Nicholas Kemerton ARCHER George Ashton-under-Hill 1856 Carpenter Spouse Eliza. Child baptised 1856 St Barbara Ashton-under-Hill ARCHER James Evesham 1793-1798 Joiner and Carpenter ARCHER John Cradley, Nr. Malvern 1814, 1817 Carpenter Spouse Elizabeth. Children baptised 1814, 1817 St James Cradley ARCHER Samuel Cradley, Nr. Malvern 1814 Carpenter Spouse Ann. Child baptised 1814 St James Cradley ARCHER Thomas Malvern 1820 Carpenter ARCHER Thomas Sedgeberrow, Nr. 1847, 1848, Carpenter Spouse Charlotte. Children baptised Evesham 1852, 1855 1847, 1848, 1852, 1855 St Mary Sedgeberrow ARCHER Thomas Grafton, Nr. Beckford 1902, 1911, Carpenter 1914 ARDIN Thomas Grafton Flyford 1855 Wheelwright ASPNEY Thomas Church End, Hanley 1814 Carpenter Spouse Elizabeth. Child baptised 1814 Castle St. Mary Hanley Castle. ASPNEY/ ASPREY William Hanley Castle, Nr. 1821, 1828 Carpenter Spouse Eliza. Children baptised 1821, Upton-on-Severn 1828 St Mary Hanley Castle. ASPROY Joseph Bransford, Nr. Leigh, 1860 Carpenter Worcester. ASTLEY Robert Old Swinford, 1814 Wheelwright Elizabeth of Sarah and Robert baptised Stourbridge 1814 St Mary Old Swinford. ASTLEY Robert Dudley 1818 Wheelwright Spouse Sarah. Child baptised 1818 S. Thomas Dudley. ASTON James Kemerton 1902 Wheelwright ASTON John Powick, Nr. Worcester. 1814 Carpenter Spouse Mary. Child baptised 1814 St Peter Powick ATTWOOD John Leigh 1820 Carpenter AUSTIN William Phillips Clent 1822 Carpenter Spouse Sarah. Child baptised 1822 Old Swinford BACHE John Oldbury 1815 Wheelwright Spouse Sarah. BACHE W. Stourbridge Road, 1868 Wheelwright Halesowen BACHE William Stourbridge Road, 1851 Wheelwright Born Quinton. Halesowen BACHE William Stourbridge 1860 Wheelwright BACHELOR Richard Leigh, Nr Bransford 1820, 1822 Carpenter Spouse Elizabeth. BADHAM James Pontick (?) 1839 Carpenter Spouse Sarah. Child baptised 1839 St James Cradley, Nr Malvern BAILER Lydiate Ash 1823 Wheelwright Spouse Sarah. Child baptised 1823 St John Bromsgrove BAILEY W. Shenstone, Stone, 1868 Wheelwright Kidderminster BAKER George Dudley 1793-1798
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