Sarah Elizabeth MEREDITH
F, #51, b. about 1876
Parents
Biography
Sarah Elizabeth MEREDITH was born about 1876.
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John MEREDITH
M, #52, b. about 1869, d. about 1869
Parents
Biography
John MEREDITH was born about 1869. He died about 1869, at age ~0.
1 Citations
- [S27] Ancestry.com England & Wales FreeBMD
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Josiah MEREDITH1
M, #53, b. before 1670, d. 1707
Biography
Josiah MEREDITH was born before 1670. He and
Margaret WHETMORE were married on 29 December 1684 in Caynham, Shropshire. He and
Anne WHITCOTT were married on 21 December 1699 in Lingen, Herefordshire.
1,2 He died in 1707. He was buried on 19 March 1707 in Lingen, Herefordshire.
3 According to family tradition, both Josiah and his wife died young, leaving two boys as orphans to be brought up in the charge of their uncle.. It is possible that the uncle was
Ralph Meredith, who was a tenant on the Harley estate at Brampton Bryan.
Josiah’s parents aren’t known. However, a David Meredith of Lingen is listed in the 1665 Herefordshire Hearth Tax transcript, and is highly likely to have been a relative of Josiah, if not his father. Moreover, the Lingen parish register has entries for baptisms to parents David and Olive Meredith in 1664 and 1669, possible parents of Josiah.
The will of Josiah Meredith of Lingen on the County of Hereford [Farmer?] dated 1707 was proved in 1712, with the following details:
- Anne, wife, bequeathed house and backside, lately purchased from John Cooke deceased, and after her decease bequeathed to the survivor of David, John, Thomas, Josiah in that order
- Josiah, eldest son, (sole executor) all other houses and lands in Lingen
- Elizabeth, daughter, £5 to be paid within [10?] years after his decease
- Hannah, daughter, £10 when aged 21
- Hester, daughter, £10 when aged 21
- Mary, daughter, £10 when aged 21
- David, son, £10 when aged 21
- John, son, £10 when aged 21
- Thomas, son, £10 when aged 21
- executor [son Josiah] to provide sufficient maintenance, meat, drink and apparel to Anne and to Hannah, Hester, Mary, David, John and Thomas until those children are 21
Will dated 15 March 1706
Testator buried 19 March 1707
Inventory of goods 26 March 1707 value £47 11s 06d
Probate 13 May 1712 Ludlow.
4,5,6 Families
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S100] Lingen Parish Registers CB 1660-1868, M 1660-1836 (Bishop’s Transcripts) - marriage entry for Josiah Meredith and Anne Whitcott
- [S101] Lingen Parish Registers CB 1660-1868, M 1660-1836 (Bishop’s Transcripts) - burial entry for Josiah Meredith
- [S68] Private communication: Ian Hillman from original documents of Pam Clark, - see www.anatpro.com/index_files/Page560.htm
- [S1384] 1665 Herefordshire Hearth Tax; https://www.woolhopeclub.org.uk/people/1665-hearth-tax
- [S1333] Herefordshire Archive and Records
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Anne WHITCOTT1,2
F, #54, b. about 1680
Parents
Biography
Anne WHITCOTT was born about 1680. She and
Josiah MEREDITH were married on 21 December 1699 in Lingen, Herefordshire.
1,3 Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1037] Private communication from John Guast
- [S100] Lingen Parish Registers CB 1660-1868, M 1660-1836 (Bishop’s Transcripts) - marriage entry for Josiah Meredith and Anne Whitcott
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John MEREDITH
M, #55, b. about 1704, d. before February 1774
Parents
Biography
John MEREDITH was born about 1704. He and
Elizabeth were married. He died before February 1774 in Birmingham, Warwickshire.
1 John Meredith was an Innholder of the New Tavern, Bull Street, Birmingham. The earliest reference to him is in the Gazette of 27 Jan 1745:
“Whereas the Bowling Green of Mr. Meredith, near New Hall, by this Town, was by some malicious Persons dug up in several Places on Wednesday Night last ; this is to give Notice, that whoever will discover the Persons concern'd in so doing, to Mr. Meredith, at the New Tavern in Bull Street, Birmingham, shall receive two Guineas Reward ; or if either of the Persons will discover his Accomplices, so that they be brought to Justice, he shall receive the same Reward, and a free Pardon."
He was Innholder of the New Tavern for at least 27 years. A newspaper report in 1772 announces a meeting of bankruptcy commissioners to be held “at the House of John Meredith, known by the Name of the New Tavern, situate in Bull-Street in Birmingham”, for the purpose of distributing dividends to a bankrupt's creditors. Other such announcements of bankruptcy meetings give the named contact as John Meredith, Attorney-at-Law, so his son was clearly using the Inn for some public business meetings (as was the custom).
John Meredith made a Will dated 20 September 1772 in which he bequeathed (a) a share in “the Navigation” to his son John (using money held by Mr Capper to pay Mr Bentley) and (b) all real and personal estate to be divided equally between his wife and three children John, Sarah and Phebe. The witnesses to the will were Samuel Meredith, Hannah Stephens and Sarah Meredith. Unfortunately he failed to name any executors, which led to some delay in the administration of the estate. In a Court document of 2 Feb 1774 Elizabeth Meredith, “relict of John Meredith late of Birmingham Innholder”, renounced letters of administration. Subsequently, on 9 Jan 1783, his daughter Sarah was required by the Court to make an inventory of the personal estate, her husband Isaac Whitehouse having deposited £500 with the court as escrow. Finally, probate was granted on 11 Jan 1783 at Lichfield Consistory Court.
He is possibly the John Meredith buried on 12 Oct 1772 at Birmingham, St Philip.
2,3,4,5 Family
Citations
- [S591] The Will of John Meredith of Birmingham, Innholder, proved 11 Jan 1783, Lichfield Consistory Court. Copy in the possession of the author, from original held at Lichfield Record Office., - the probate records include a document dated 2 Feb 1774 signed by Elizabeth Meredith “relict of John Meredith late of Birmingham” in which she renounces letters of administration
- [S592] Langford, John Alfred, A century of Birmingham life: or, A chronicle of local events, from 1741 to 1841 (Birmingham: W.G. Moore, 1870) 2nd Ed. Vol. 1 p. 5. Internet Archive http://www.archive.org/stream/centuryofbirming01lang#page/4/mode/2up accessed Jun 2009
- [S593] Gazette Issue 11215 published on the 18 January 1772. Page 4 of 4. http://www.gazettes-online.co.uk/issues/11215/pages/4 accessed Jun 2009
- [S591] The Will of John Meredith of Birmingham, Innholder, proved 11 Jan 1783, Lichfield Consistory Court. Copy in the possession of the author, from original held at Lichfield Record Office.
- [S1308] Birmingham, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812. Ancestry.com [database on-line].
Thomas MEREDITH
M, #56, b. about 1706
Parents
Biography
Thomas MEREDITH was born about 1706.
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Mary MEREDITH
F, #57, b. about 1700
Parents
Biography
Mary MEREDITH was born about 1700.
| Last Edited | 9 November 2008 |
Elizabeth
F, #58, d. about March 1792
Biography
Elizabeth’s Will of 16 Sep 1790 makes the following bequests:
- cousins George Cutler of London, Gunmaker, s/o Benjamin Cutler of Chadwick, Bromsgrove deceased
and Mary Clintoff of London widow d/o Thomas Cutler of Leyend [Lea End] Alvechurch: property in Bromsgrove
- John Cope the younger s/o John Cope of Birmingham Timber Merchant: 1 of 3 shares held as Proprietor of the Birmingham and Birmingham to Fazeley Canal Navigation
- John Whitehouse s/o Isaac Whitehouse of Birmingham Enameller: 1 of 3 shares ditto
- Sarah wife of Isaac Whitehouse: bequ. all linen, rings and writing apparell
- appointed executors: John Cope the elder and respected friends John Tayler (Skinner) and William Brooke (Glazier?Brazier?) both of Bromsgrove: 1 of 3 shares ditto to be sold and used to pay all expenses, debts etc. and to make following bequests
- 5 of the children of John Meredith late of Birmingham and Castle Bromwich Gentleman deceased namely Louisa, Ann, Charles, Henry and George: £50 each from above sale
- James Whitehouse and Isaac Whitehouse the younger s/o Isaac Whitehouse: £50 each from above sale
- Charles s/o John Cope the elder: £50 ditto
- Frances d/o John Taylor: bequ. £50 ditto
- John Meredith eldest s/o John Meredith deceased: remainder from above sale plus 1 share in intended Birmingham to Worcester Canal Navigation.
1 Family
Children with John MEREDITH b. about 1704, d. before February 1774
Citations
- [S31] Will of Elizabeth Meredith, Widow of Birmingham , Warwickshire 27 March 1792 PROB 11-1216 Image 128-175,176
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Sarah MEREDITH
F, #59, b. 1734, d. 1 November 1810
Parents
Biography
Sarah MEREDITH was born in 1734 in Birmingham.
1 She and
Isaac WHITEHOUSE were married on 3 January 1760 in Birmingham, St. Philip’s.
2 She died on 1 November 1810, at age ~76.
3 She was buried in St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham.
3 Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index, - the IGI date is 1737 but her marriage licence and monumental inscription imply an earlier date of birth of ca. 1734
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index, - note: there is some confusion in the IGI which also gives this as the date of death of Sarah Meredith
- [S1128] Whitehouse - Monumental Inscriptions, St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham; Transcript held by The Society of Genealogists, London, “Sacred to the memory of PHOEBE, daughter of ISAAC and SARAH WHITEHOUSE, who died November 9, 1764, aged 3 years and 9 months. Also ISAAC WHITEHOUSE, son of the above, who died March 27, 1810, aged 38. And SARAH WHITEHOUSE, who died November 1, 1810, aged 76. Likewise ISAAC WHITEHOUSE, her husband, who departed this life, June 17, 1814 aged 90 years. Also JOHN WHITEHOUSE, who died February 26, 1834, aged 70 years.”
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Mary MEREDITH
F, #60, b. about 1738, d. 4 August 1738
Parents
Biography
Mary MEREDITH was born about 1738. She died on 4 August 1738, at age ~0.
1 Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
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John MEREDITH
M, #61, b. about 1742, d. 30 April 1790
Parents
Biography
John MEREDITH was born about 1742.
1 He and
Sally TURNER were married on 28 August 1767 in Birmingham, St. Philip’s.
2,3 He died on 30 April 1790, at age ~48.
4 He was buried in St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham.
4 John Meredith is described as a clerk to:
- the Street Commisioners and the Birmingham Boat Company in 1770
- the builders of the Birmingham to Worcester Canal and the trustees for building the new church of St. Paul and St. Mary in 1772
- the builders of the Coventry and Oxford Canal in 1774.
As a clerk he would have been apprenticed to an attorney for 5 years before being able to practice as an attorney in his own right, and by 1777 he is listed in a Birmingham Directory as an Attorney at Law at 17 Temple Street. He secured a lease on Castle Bromwich Hall and the family lived there between 1785 and 1791.
In a short Will dated 17 April 1790 and proved 23 Dec 1790 he appointed his brother-in-law John Cope as his Executor. He was referred to as deceased in his mother Elizabeth’s Will of 16 Sep 1790.
5,6,7,8 Family
Citations
- [S130] Karl Rawdon Von Stieglitz, Pioneers of the East Coast from 1642, Swansea, Bicheno, (K. von Stieglitz: 1955), - according to a description by his grandson Charles, John Meredith died aged 48 years
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index, - two different dates of 20 and 28 Aug are stated
- [S590] St. James's Chronicle or the British Evening Post (London, England), Tuesday, September 1, 1767; Issue 1015.
British Newspapers 1600-1900, Gale Digital Collections, accessed online Jun 2009, - “Last Friday, at Birmingham, Mr. John Meredith, an Attorney, to Miss Turner, Daughter of Mr. John Turner” - [S1127] Meredith - Monumental Inscriptions, St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham; Transcript held by The Society of Genealogists, London, “In memory of SALLY, the daughter of JOHN and SALLY MEREDITH, also of JOHN MEREDITH, who died April 30, 1790, aged 47 years. Also of SALLY, his wife, who died December 11, 1819. aged 76 years. And of ANNE MEREDITH, daughter of the above, who died August 5, 1826, aged 51 years.”
- [S90] The Attorney in Eighteenth-Century England by Robert Robson. Cambridge University Press, 1959.
- [S91] Birmingham 120 Years Ago - reprint of 1777 directory, Charles E. Scarse (1896)
- [S6] Vivienne Rae-Ellis Louis Anne Meredith – A Tigress in Exile (Blubber Head Press, Tasmania: 1979)
- [S9] Will of John Meredith, Gentleman of Castle Bromwich 23 December 1790 PROB 11-1199 Image 86-379 (UK National Archives)
Joseph MEREDITH
M, #62, b. about 1744, d. 18 May 1746
Parents
Biography
Joseph MEREDITH was born about 1744. He died on 18 May 1746, at age ~2.
1 Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
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Phoebe MEREDITH
F, #63, b. about 1740, d. 19 October 1789
Parents
Biography
Phoebe MEREDITH was born about 1740. She and
John COPE were married on 18 February 1770 in Birmingham, St. Philip’s.
1 She died on 19 October 1789, at age ~49.
2 She was buried on 25 October 1789 in St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham.
3 Family
Children with John COPE b. about 1731, d. 10 July 1808
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1129] Cope - Monumental Inscriptions, St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham; Transcript held by The Society of Genealogists, London, “In memory of PHEBE, daughter of JOHN and PHEBE COPE, who died 26 March, 1776, aged 2 years and 2 months. Also JAMES, their son, who died 7 ……. 1780, aged 1 year and 9 months. PHEBE, wife of JOHN COPE, died October 19, 1789, aged 49. Also JOHN COPE, died July 10, 1808, aged 77.”
- [S1132] National Burial Index for England and Wales; www.findmypast.co.uk
John COPE1
M, #64, b. about 1731, d. 10 July 1808
Biography
John COPE was born about 1731.
2 He and
Phoebe MEREDITH were married on 18 February 1770 in Birmingham, St. Philip’s.
3 He died on 10 July 1808, at age ~77.
2 He was buried on 15 July 1808 in St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham.
4 John is described as a Timber Merchant of Birmingham in the Will of his mother-in-law Elizabeth Meredith. He was the sole executor of his brother-in-law John Meredith’s Will which was proven in 1790. He died intestate and the death duty register of 14 Sep 1808 values his estate at under £7,500. It names his sons John Cope and Charles Cope, both of Birmingham, brassfounders, as the administrators.
5,1,6 Family
Citations
- [S9] Will of John Meredith, Gentleman of Castle Bromwich 23 December 1790 PROB 11-1199 Image 86-379 (UK National Archives)
- [S1129] Cope - Monumental Inscriptions, St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham; Transcript held by The Society of Genealogists, London, “In memory of PHEBE, daughter of JOHN and PHEBE COPE, who died 26 March, 1776, aged 2 years and 2 months. Also JAMES, their son, who died 7 ……. 1780, aged 1 year and 9 months. PHEBE, wife of JOHN COPE, died October 19, 1789, aged 49. Also JOHN COPE, died July 10, 1808, aged 77.”
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1132] National Burial Index for England and Wales; www.findmypast.co.uk
- [S31] Will of Elizabeth Meredith, Widow of Birmingham , Warwickshire 27 March 1792 PROB 11-1216 Image 128-175,176
- [S608] Abstract of Administration of John Cope, Timber merchant of Birmingham, Warwickshire. Proved in the Court of Lichfield. September 14 1808. UK National Archives, Documents Online, Death Duty Registers IR 26-358 Image 523-876
Sally TURNER
F, #65, b. 1742, d. 11 December 1819
Parents
Biography
Sally TURNER was born in 1742.
1,2 She and
John MEREDITH were married on 28 August 1767 in Birmingham, St. Philip’s.
3,4 She died on 11 December 1819, at age ~77, in Birmingham.
5 She was buried on 16 December 1819 in St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham.
6,7 In Sally Turner’s will, dated 9 July 1815, she made provision for her 6 children Louisa Ann Twamley, John, Charles, Ann, Henry and George Meredith to receive income in equal shares from the sale of 2 properties in Great Charles Street (that to Louisa Anne for her sole benefit). In addition she left 2 shares in the Spen Lane Brass Company to her daughter Ann. The Trustees and Executors were John (eldest son) and Henry Perkins (friend). In a Codicil dated 23 July 1817 her nephew John Cope was appointed as trustee and executor in the place of Henry Perkins deceased. The will was proved 17 January 1820 at Lichfield Consistory Court; the estate was valued at less than £2000.
Family
Citations
- [S6] Vivienne Rae-Ellis Louis Anne Meredith – A Tigress in Exile (Blubber Head Press, Tasmania: 1979), - this source gives the year as 1750, but it implies that she would have been only 17 when she married without parental consent
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index, - this assumes the christening on 17 Feb 1742 is correct
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index, - two different dates of 20 and 28 Aug are stated
- [S590] St. James's Chronicle or the British Evening Post (London, England), Tuesday, September 1, 1767; Issue 1015.
British Newspapers 1600-1900, Gale Digital Collections, accessed online Jun 2009, - “Last Friday, at Birmingham, Mr. John Meredith, an Attorney, to Miss Turner, Daughter of Mr. John Turner” - [S611] Will of Sally Meredith of Birmingham, Widow, proved 17 January 1820, Lichfield Consistory Court. Copy in the possession of the author, from original held at Lichfield Record Office.
- [S1127] Meredith - Monumental Inscriptions, St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham; Transcript held by The Society of Genealogists, London, “In memory of SALLY, the daughter of JOHN and SALLY MEREDITH, also of JOHN MEREDITH, who died April 30, 1790, aged 47 years. Also of SALLY, his wife, who died December 11, 1819. aged 76 years. And of ANNE MEREDITH, daughter of the above, who died August 5, 1826, aged 51 years.”
- [S1360] Birmingham, England, Church of England Burials, 1813-1964. Ancestry.com [database on-line].
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Isaac WHITEHOUSE
M, #66, b. about 1724, d. 17 June 1814
Biography
Isaac WHITEHOUSE was born about 1724.
1 He and
Sarah MEREDITH were married on 3 January 1760 in Birmingham, St. Philip’s.
2 He died on 17 June 1814, at age ~90.
1 He was buried in St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham.
1 Isaac Whitehouse was described as an Enameller of Birmingham in the Will of his mother-in-law Elizabeth Meredith dated 1790. A 1770 Directory of Birmingham lists an Isaac Whitehouse, Enamel Manufacturer and Japanner, at 36 Bull Street, Birmingham. A Birmingham enameller of that name is credited in 1774 with “an invention of making coat-buttons, breast-buttons, sleeve-buttons, vest, and other buttons, studs, bracelets, necklaces, lockets, rings, watch-chains, boxes, and trinkets”.
The identity of Isaac Whitehouse’s parents is not known. One source that traces the lineage of an American descendant, Edwin Sheldon Whitehouse, names the father as Isaac of Sedgeley who died in 1786. However, this is incorrect, as is clear from the names and relationships mentioned in the will of Isaac of Sedgeley and his brother of John of Coseley, as indexed by the Whitehouse Family History Centre. The lineage is also incorrect in naming the husband of Sarah Meredith as Isaac Meredith of Gravelly Hill (who in fact died ca. 1799 and not 1812 as stated, and whose will is also indexed by the Whitehouse Family History Centre).
3,4,5,6 Family
Citations
- [S1128] Whitehouse - Monumental Inscriptions, St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham; Transcript held by The Society of Genealogists, London, “Sacred to the memory of PHOEBE, daughter of ISAAC and SARAH WHITEHOUSE, who died November 9, 1764, aged 3 years and 9 months. Also ISAAC WHITEHOUSE, son of the above, who died March 27, 1810, aged 38. And SARAH WHITEHOUSE, who died November 1, 1810, aged 76. Likewise ISAAC WHITEHOUSE, her husband, who departed this life, June 17, 1814 aged 90 years. Also JOHN WHITEHOUSE, who died February 26, 1834, aged 70 years.”
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index, - note: there is some confusion in the IGI which also gives this as the date of death of Sarah Meredith
- [S31] Will of Elizabeth Meredith, Widow of Birmingham , Warwickshire 27 March 1792 PROB 11-1216 Image 128-175,176
- [S606] The Mechanics' Magazine?, Vol XLVI (London: Robertson & Co, 1847) Page 261. Google Books online: books.google.com/ accessed Jun 2009
- [S1131] Ancestry.com, The Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol. II, pp. 255-6
- [S1121] Keith Percy, Whitehouse Family History Centre, Probate Grants 1731-1860
John COPE
M, #67, b. about 1772, d. about 1849
Parents
Biography
John COPE was born about 1772. He died about 1849, at age ~77.
1 In John’s Will dated 14 Sep 1839, which describes him as John Cope of Summerhill Birmingham Gentleman, he makes the following bequests:
- Thomas Pemberton of Birmingham Brassfounder, Henry Meredith of Birmingham Gunmaker, nephews Charles Rogers Cope and William Rogers Cope £1000 each, and they are appointed Executors
- his Godchild and niece Louisa Cope (favorite of his late brother Charles Cope) and 3 other Godchildren Felicia Clarke, Henry Meredith the younger (son of the above named) and Robert Forrest £100 each
- the Governors of the General Hospital in Birmingham £100
- the Governors of the Blue Coat Charity School in Birmingham £100
- the Governors of the Birmingham Dispensary £100
- the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge £100
- the Incorporated Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts £100
- his female servants 19 guineas each to buy mourning and 1 years wages each
- his nephew Charles Rogers Cope his freehold property in Summer Hill Birmingham
- Sarah the wife of William Henry Gem of Birmingham Solicitor the interest on £1000 held in trust by the exeecutors and to her children thereafter
- nephews Charles Rogers Cope, William Rogers Cope, Edward Meredith Cope and niece Louisa Cope the residue in equal parts (with the value of the property left to Charles Rogers Cope considered as part of his portion)
In a Codicil dated 21 Jan 1848 to the above Will he revoked the bequest of £100 to Henry Meredith the younger on the grounds that he has lost a considerable sum of money owed him by Henry. He adds a bequest of an annuity of £10 to Jane Meredith mother of Henry the younger and widow of his old friend Henry Meredith and in fulfilment of a promise to her nephew John Aston. He also adds a bequest of £100 to his nephew Edward Meredith Cope.
The Will and Codicil were proved on 7 Dec 1849.
1 Citations
- [S84] Will of John Cope, Gentleman of Birmingham 7 December 1849 PROB 11-2104 Image 71-62 (UK National Archives)
Charles COPE
M, #68, b. about 1780, d. 1 March 1830
Parents
Biography
Charles COPE was born about 1780. He and
Harriet ROGERS were married on 22 July 1806 in Kington, Herefordshire.
1 He died on 1 March 1830, at age ~50.
2 He was buried on 10 March 1830 in St. Paul’s, Birmingham, Warwickshire.
3 Charles Cope was a Brassfounder. His will dated 7 July 1829 with a codicil dated 26 Feb 1830 was proved on 18 October 1830. It mentions:
- Oliver Mason, merchant of Birmingham, executor
- John Cope of Sandpitts, Birmingham, brother and executor
- Thomas Stevens of Kinnerton, Radnor [deceased]
- Charles, oldest son [under 21]
- wife [unnamed]
- George Austin the younger
- Henry Even[?] Mynors
- Edward Walker of Kington
- Rev. John Rogers
- Thomas S. Rogers
- James Whitehouse of New York
- Henry Meredith son of Henry Meredith of St Paul’s Square.
4 Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1125] Death announcement: Charles Cope; Birmingham Gazette - Monday 08 March 1830, pg. 3, “On Monday last, after a lingering illness, in the 51st year of his age, Charles Cope, Esq. of Chadlane-hill, Edgbaston, an acting magistrate for this county.”
- [S1132] National Burial Index for England and Wales; www.findmypast.co.uk
- [S1123] Will of Charles Cope of Edgbaston , Warwickshire 18 October 1830 PROB 11/1776; UK National Archives
James COPE
M, #69, b. about 1776, d. about 1780
Parents
Biography
James COPE was born about 1776. He died about 1780, at age ~4.
1 He was buried in St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham.
1 The transcription of his monumental inscription gives his age at death as 1 year and 9 months.
1 Citations
- [S1129] Cope - Monumental Inscriptions, St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham; Transcript held by The Society of Genealogists, London, “In memory of PHEBE, daughter of JOHN and PHEBE COPE, who died 26 March, 1776, aged 2 years and 2 months. Also JAMES, their son, who died 7 ……. 1780, aged 1 year and 9 months. PHEBE, wife of JOHN COPE, died October 19, 1789, aged 49. Also JOHN COPE, died July 10, 1808, aged 77.”
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Phebe COPE
F, #70, b. about 1774, d. 26 March 1776
Parents
Biography
Phebe COPE was born about 1774. She died on 26 March 1776, at age ~2.
1 She was buried on 29 March 1776 in St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham.
2 Citations
- [S1129] Cope - Monumental Inscriptions, St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham; Transcript held by The Society of Genealogists, London, “In memory of PHEBE, daughter of JOHN and PHEBE COPE, who died 26 March, 1776, aged 2 years and 2 months. Also JAMES, their son, who died 7 ……. 1780, aged 1 year and 9 months. PHEBE, wife of JOHN COPE, died October 19, 1789, aged 49. Also JOHN COPE, died July 10, 1808, aged 77.”
- [S1132] National Burial Index for England and Wales; www.findmypast.co.uk
Harriet ROGERS
F, #71, b. about 1782, d. 25 December 1838
Parents
Biography
Harriet ROGERS was born about 1782. She and
Charles COPE were married on 22 July 1806 in Kington, Herefordshire.
1 She died on 25 December 1838, at age ~56, in George-street, Edgbaston.
2 Harriet Rogers was the second daughter of Mr. W Rogers of Kington.
Her will dated 22 Dec 1838 was proved on 16 May 1839. It mentions:
- Ann Rogers of Kington, mother [deceased]
- Charles, William, Edward, Louisa, children
- Rev. John Rogers of the Home, cousin.
3,4 Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S908] Death announcement: Harriet Cope ; Hereford Times, Saturday 29 December 1838, pg. 3, “On Tuesday last, at her residence in George-street, Edgbaston, Birmingham, in the 57th year of her age, Harriett, relict of Charles Cope, Esq.”
- [S906] Marriage announcement: Cope-Rogers ; Hereford Journal, Wednesday 23 July 1806, pg.4
- [S1124] Will of Harriett Cope, Widow of Edgbaston , Warwickshire 16 May 1839 PROB 11/1910; UK National Archives
Edward Meredith COPE
M, #72, b. 28 July 1818, d. 4 August 1873
Parents
Biography
Edward Meredith COPE was born on 28 July 1818 in Birmingham. He died on 4 August 1873, at age 55, in Ticehurst, Sussex. He was buried on 14 August 1873 in Birmingham.
He was a classical scholar who entered Trinity College Cambridge in 1837 and graduated BA in 1841 and MA in 1844. He was elected a Fellow of Trinity College in 1842 and became a tutor and lecturer in Greek in 1845. He was ordained deacon in 1848 and priest in 1850.
His most important works were on Aristotle’s Rhetoric. He was unsuccessful in his candidature for the professorship of Greek at Cambridge and retired in 1869 suffering from acute mental illness. He died unmarried.
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Charles Rogers COPE
M, #73, b. 25 April 1812, d. 28 November 1874
Parents
Biography
Charles Rogers COPE was born on 25 April 1812.
1 He and
Sarah CHANCE were married on 24 May 1842 in Birmingham, St. Thomas’s. He and
Sarah Ann RICKARDS were married on 16 June 1847.
2 He died on 28 November 1874, at age 62, in Torquay, Devon.
1 He was buried on 5 December 1874 in Birmingham Cemetery.
1 In 1861 Charles Rogers Cope is a Magistrate and a Brassfounder employing 56 men, 31 boys and 40 females. His will dated 20 Dec 1871, with codicil dated 5 Jul 1873, was proved on 4 Feb 1875 by Sarah Anne Cope of Edgbaston, his then widow.
3,4 Families
Citations
- [S466] Visitation of England and Wales, by Joseph Jackson Howard, England College of Arms. Published 1895, Item notes: v.3 1895. http://www.archive.org/details/visitationofengl03howa accessed Mar 2009
- [S86] The Patrician 1847 p. 87 (accessed through Google Books Nov 2008)
- [S38] England Census, - 1861, Edgbaston
- [S466] Visitation of England and Wales, by Joseph Jackson Howard, England College of Arms. Published 1895, Item notes: v.3 1895. http://www.archive.org/details/visitationofengl03howa accessed Mar 2009, Prin. Reg., 112, 75
William Rogers COPE
M, #74, b. 1816, d. 1889
Parents
Biography
William Rogers COPE was born in 1816.
1,2 He and
Matilda WALKER were married on 16 June 1842 in Kington, Herefordshire.
3 He died in 1889, at age ~73, in London.
4 At the time of his marriage he was described as a solicitor. In 1848 the Morning Chronicle announced the dissolution of the partnership of Clement Ingleby, George Paulson Wragge and William Rogers Cope, of Birmingham, attorneys. In the 1861 and 1871 censuses he was described as the Vicar of Hartshill.
5,6,7 Citations
- [S36] England & Wales FreeBMD (Ancestry.com), - age at death on registration
- [S38] England Census, - 1871, 1861
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S36] England & Wales FreeBMD (Ancestry.com)
- [S88] The Bristol Mercury (Bristol, England), Saturday, June 25, 1842; Issue 2728.
- [S89] The Morning Chronicle (London, England), Wednesday, January 5, 1848; Issue 24400
- [S38] England Census
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Harriett COPE
F, #75, b. about 1815, d. about January 1828
Parents
Biography
Harriett COPE was born about 1815. She died about January 1828, at age ~13.
1 She was buried on 23 January 1828 in St. Paul’s, Birmingham, Warwickshire.
2 Citations
- [S905] Death announcement: Harriet Cope ; Worcester Journal, Thursday 24 January 1828, pg.3, “In the 14th year of her age, Harriet, eldest daughter of Charles Cope, Esq., of Newhall-hill, Birmingham.”
- [S1132] National Burial Index for England and Wales; www.findmypast.co.uk
Louisa COPE
F, #76, b. 1817, d. 16 April 1905
Parents
Biography
Louisa COPE was born in 1817.
1 She died on 16 April 1905, at age ~88, in 109 Hagley-road, Edgbaston.
2 Louisa Cope was unmarried. Probate was granted to Edward Stephens Cope; her effects were valued at £36995.
2 Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S740] Ancestry.com. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1861-1941 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA
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John Stephens COPE
M, #77, b. about 1811, d. about April 1825
Parents
Biography
John Stephens COPE was born about 1811. He died about April 1825, at age ~14.
1 He was buried on 2 April 1825 in St. Paul’s, Birmingham, Warwickshire.
2 Citations
- [S907] Death announcement: John Cope ; Hereford Journal, Wednesday 6 April 1825, pg. 3, “In the 15 year of his age, John, son of Charles Cope, Esq., of Birmingham.”
- [S1132] National Burial Index for England and Wales; www.findmypast.co.uk
Sarah Ann RICKARDS
F, #78, b. about 1815, d. 5 January 1893
Biography
Sarah Ann RICKARDS was born about 1815 in Sheerness, Kent.
1 She and
Charles Rogers COPE were married on 16 June 1847.
2 She died on 5 January 1893, at age ~78, in Holly Cottage, Somerset Road, Edgbaston.
3 She was the eldest daughter of Edward Rickards.
2 Family
Citations
- [S38] England Census, - 1851, 1861, 1871
- [S86] The Patrician 1847 p. 87 (accessed through Google Books Nov 2008)
- [S87] The Times, Saturday, Jan 07, 1893; pg. 1; Issue 33842; col A
Florence COPE
F, #79, b. 1850
Parents
Biography
Florence COPE was born in 1850 in Birmingham, Warwickshire.
1,2 She was unmarried in 1901 and living in Holly Cottage, Somerset Raod, Edgbaston.
3 Citations
- [S36] England & Wales FreeBMD (Ancestry.com)
- [S38] England Census, - 1861, Edgbaston
- [S38] England Census, - 1901
Annie Sarah COPE
F, #80, b. 1858
Parents
Biography
Family
Citations
- [S38] England Census, - 1861, Edgbaston
- [S36] England & Wales FreeBMD (Ancestry.com)
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Harriett Phebe COPE
F, #81, b. 1843, d. 21 February 1890
Parents
Biography
Harriett Phebe COPE was born in 1843 in Harborne, Staffordshire.
1 She died on 21 February 1890, at age ~47, in Holly Cottage, Somerset Road, Edgbaston.
2 She died unmarried.
Citations
- [S36] England & Wales FreeBMD (Ancestry.com), - she is wrongly enumerated in the 1871 census as Hannah Phebe
- [S904] Death announcement: Harriet Phebe Cope; Birmingham Daily Post, Tue 25 Feb 1890, pg. 8, “COPE - On the 21st inst., at Holly Cottage, Somerset Road, Edgbaston, Harriet Phebe Cope, eldest daughter of the late C. R. Cope.”
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Sarah CHANCE1
F, #82, b. 15 May 1817, d. 29 June 1844
Biography
Sarah CHANCE was born on 15 May 1817 in Birmingham, Warwickshire.
2 She and
Charles Rogers COPE were married on 24 May 1842 in Birmingham, St. Thomas’s. She died on 29 June 1844, at age 27.
2 She was buried on 4 July 1844 in Birmingham, St. Paul’s.
Sarah was the daughter of William Chance (1788-1856) and Phoebe Timmins (1790-1865).
3 Family
Citations
- [S466] Visitation of England and Wales, by Joseph Jackson Howard, England College of Arms. Published 1895, Item notes: v.3 1895. http://www.archive.org/details/visitationofengl03howa accessed Mar 2009, p. 66
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S466] Visitation of England and Wales, by Joseph Jackson Howard, England College of Arms. Published 1895, Item notes: v.3 1895. http://www.archive.org/details/visitationofengl03howa accessed Mar 2009, p. 65
Charles Rogers COPE
M, #83, b. 1844, d. 5 January 1848
Parents
Biography
Charles Rogers COPE was born in 1844.
1 He died on 5 January 1848, at age ~4.
2 Citations
- [S36] England & Wales FreeBMD (Ancestry.com)
- [S1126] Death announcement: Charles Rogers Cope; Birmingham Gazette - Monday 10 January 1848, pg. 3, “On Wednesday last, in his 4th year, Charles Rogers, son of Charles Rogers Cope, of Metchley Abbey, Harborne.”
Matilda WALKER
F, #84, b. about 1814
Parents
Biography
Matilda WALKER was born about 1814. She and
William Rogers COPE were married on 16 June 1842 in Kington, Herefordshire.
1 She was the 4th daughter of Edward Walker, surgeon, of Kington.
2 Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S88] The Bristol Mercury (Bristol, England), Saturday, June 25, 1842; Issue 2728.
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Isaac WHITEHOUSE
M, #85, b. about 1771, d. 27 March 1810
Parents
Biography
Isaac WHITEHOUSE was born about 1771. He died on 27 March 1810, at age ~39.
1 He was buried in St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham.
1 Citations
- [S1128] Whitehouse - Monumental Inscriptions, St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham; Transcript held by The Society of Genealogists, London, “Sacred to the memory of PHOEBE, daughter of ISAAC and SARAH WHITEHOUSE, who died November 9, 1764, aged 3 years and 9 months. Also ISAAC WHITEHOUSE, son of the above, who died March 27, 1810, aged 38. And SARAH WHITEHOUSE, who died November 1, 1810, aged 76. Likewise ISAAC WHITEHOUSE, her husband, who departed this life, June 17, 1814 aged 90 years. Also JOHN WHITEHOUSE, who died February 26, 1834, aged 70 years.”
James WHITEHOUSE
M, #86, b. 22 January 1767, d. 20 July 1854
Parents
Biography
James WHITEHOUSE was born on 22 January 1767. He and
Eliza Higgs NORMAN were married on 4 June 1801 in Taunton, England.
1 He died on 20 July 1854, at age 87, in Rye, New York, USA.
Family
Citations
- [S605] T. N. R. Rogers, Ahnentafel of Winifred Woodruff Whitehouse Rogers, URL:http://www.oocities.org/tnrrogers/gen-wwwr.html. Accessed: 2012-04-24. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/67ADs2ogK)
John WHITEHOUSE
M, #87, b. about 1764, d. 26 February 1834
Parents
Biography
John WHITEHOUSE was born about 1764. He died on 26 February 1834, at age ~70.
1 He was buried in St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham.
1 John Whitehouse described himself as a Gentleman of Birmingham in his will dated 6 September 1833 and proved 1 April 1834. The will mentions:
- Ann Watton, housekeeper
- Henry John Whitehouse, nephew, clerk
- Edward Whitehouse, nephew, merchant
- Charlotte Sarah Whitehouse, niece
- Eliza Whitehouse, niece
- William Henry Gem, executor
- Charles Rogers Cope, executor.
2 Citations
- [S1128] Whitehouse - Monumental Inscriptions, St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham; Transcript held by The Society of Genealogists, London, “Sacred to the memory of PHOEBE, daughter of ISAAC and SARAH WHITEHOUSE, who died November 9, 1764, aged 3 years and 9 months. Also ISAAC WHITEHOUSE, son of the above, who died March 27, 1810, aged 38. And SARAH WHITEHOUSE, who died November 1, 1810, aged 76. Likewise ISAAC WHITEHOUSE, her husband, who departed this life, June 17, 1814 aged 90 years. Also JOHN WHITEHOUSE, who died February 26, 1834, aged 70 years.”
- [S1122] Will of John Whitehouse, Gentleman of Birmingham , Warwickshire 01 April 1834 PROB 11/1830; UK National Archives
Phebe WHITEHOUSE
F, #88, b. about April 1761, d. 9 November 1764
Parents
Biography
Phebe WHITEHOUSE was born about April 1761. She died on 9 November 1764, at age ~3.
1 She was buried in St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham.
1 Phoebe Whitehouse died aged 3 years and 9 months.
1 Citations
- [S1128] Whitehouse - Monumental Inscriptions, St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham; Transcript held by The Society of Genealogists, London, “Sacred to the memory of PHOEBE, daughter of ISAAC and SARAH WHITEHOUSE, who died November 9, 1764, aged 3 years and 9 months. Also ISAAC WHITEHOUSE, son of the above, who died March 27, 1810, aged 38. And SARAH WHITEHOUSE, who died November 1, 1810, aged 76. Likewise ISAAC WHITEHOUSE, her husband, who departed this life, June 17, 1814 aged 90 years. Also JOHN WHITEHOUSE, who died February 26, 1834, aged 70 years.”
Sarah MEREDITH
F, #89, b. about 1728, d. 16 June 1810
Parents
Biography
Sarah MEREDITH was born about 1728. She and
Edward WHITCOTT were married on 25 May 1748 in More, Shropshire.
1 She died on 16 June 1810, at age ~82.
2 She was buried in 1810.
Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S68] Private communication: Ian Hillman from original documents of Pam Clark, - age at death 82 years
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Anne MEREDITH
F, #90, b. about 1730, d. about May 1741
Parents
Biography
Anne MEREDITH was born about 1730. She died about May 1741, at age ~11. She was buried on 2 May 1741 in Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire.
1 Citations
- [S74] Brampton Bryan Parish Registers CMB 1638, 1663-1849 (Bishop’s Transcripts)
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Margaret MEREDITH
F, #91, b. about 1733, d. 10 February 1829
Parents
Biography
Margaret MEREDITH was born about 1733. She and
Joseph CARTER were married on 18 April 1760 in Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire.
1 She died on 10 February 1829, at age ~96, in Maulden Cottage, Bedfordshire.
2 It is likely that Margaret Carter nee Meredith was living with her daughter Sarah in Maulden at the time of her death in 1829.
Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1030] Death announcement: Mrs Carter ; Birmingham Gazette - Monday 16 February 1829, pg. 3, “DIED - On Tuesday, aged 93, at Maulden Cottage, Bedfordshire, Mrs. Carter, relict of Mr. Carter, of Stapleton, Herefordshire, and sister of Mr. Meredith, of Newhall-street.”
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David MEREDITH
M, #92, b. about 1732, d. 19 April 1803
Parents
Biography
David MEREDITH was born about 1732. He and
Sarah PRITCHARD were married on 23 January 1753 in Ludlow, Shropshire.
1 He died on 19 April 1803, at age ~71.
2 The will of David Meredith of Pedwardine in Brampton Bryan was dated 31 July 1802 and probate was granted 10 May 1803. The following bequests were made in the will:
- Sarah Meredith, wife, interest in estate in Pedwardine held under Right Hon. Earl of Oxford now in part occupation of son David; all household goods
- David Meredith, son, freehold property in Lingen; 1 Guinea
- Mary, daughter, wife of Richard Roberts of Hopton Castle, 10 Guineas
- Joseph Meredith, son, of Knighton, 5 Guineas
- Sarah Meredith, daughter, £500
- Hannah and Ann Meredith, daughters, £450 each
Joseph Meredith, son, and William Edwards of Ludlow, friend, were appointed guardians of daughters Sarah, Hannah and Ann Meredith. The executors were Joseph Meredith, son, and Sarah Meredith, daughter.
Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S68] Private communication: Ian Hillman from original documents of Pam Clark, - age at death 70 years
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John MEREDITH
M, #93, b. about 1739
Parents
Biography
John MEREDITH was born about 1739. He and
Martha DYKE were married on 24 May 1768 in Hopton Castle, Shropshire.
1 Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
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Thomas MEREDITH
M, #94, b. about 1741, d. May 1741
Parents
Biography
Thomas MEREDITH was born about 1741. He died in May 1741, at age ~0. He was buried on 8 May 1741 in Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire.
1 Citations
- [S74] Brampton Bryan Parish Registers CMB 1638, 1663-1849 (Bishop’s Transcripts)
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Anne MEREDITH
F, #95, b. about 1742, d. February 1743
Parents
Biography
Anne MEREDITH was born about 1742. She died in February 1743, at age ~1. She was buried on 24 February 1743 in Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire.
1 Citations
- [S74] Brampton Bryan Parish Registers CMB 1638, 1663-1849 (Bishop’s Transcripts)
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Joseph MEREDITH
M, #96, b. about 1744, d. 14 April 1814
Parents
Biography
Joseph MEREDITH was born about 1744. He and
Mary PROSSER were married on 25 April 1773 in Bucknell, Shropshire.
1 He died on 14 April 1814, at age ~70.
2 Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S68] Private communication: Ian Hillman from original documents of Pam Clark, - age at death 69 years
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Hannah MEREDITH
F, #97, b. about 1746, d. 24 April 1835
Parents
Biography
Hannah MEREDITH was born about 1746. She and
Lawrence STEPHENS were married on 11 June 1767 in Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire.
1 She died on 24 April 1835, at age ~89, in Lower Harpton, Herefordshire.
2 Hannah Stephens nee Meredith died at her son James’s house in Lower Harpton; she was the last surviving sister of James Meredith of Birmingham.
2 Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S876] Death announcement: Hannah Stephens ; Salopian Journal, Wednesday 6 May 1835, pg. 2, “On the 24th ult., at her son’s, Mr. James Stephens, Harpton, near Presteign, at the advanced age of 89, Hannah, relict of the late Mr. Lawrence Stephens, of Cotmore, Herefordshire, and last surviving sister of Mr. Meredith, of Birmingham.”
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Mary MEREDITH1
F, #98, b. about 1748, d. 18 May 1830
Parents
Biography
Mary MEREDITH was born about 1748. She and
Thomas MAYO were married on 7 February 1769 in Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire.
2 She died on 18 May 1830, at age ~82.
3 She was buried on 22 May 1830 in Pencombe, Herefordshire.
4 Mary Mayo of Pencomb was mentioned in the will of Edward Whitcott dated 1820.
A Sarah Mayo (1783-1843) married a Robert Hamilton (1785-1850) who was a Colour-Sergeant in the Scots Fusilier Guards and was parish clerk of Pencombe for 17 years before his death. Sarah Mayo is possibly another daughter of Thomas Mayo and Mary Meredith.
5 Family
Citations
- [S68] Private communication: Ian Hillman from original documents of Pam Clark
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1042] Death announcement: Mayo ; Birmingham Gazette - Monday 24 May 1830 pg. 3, “On Tuesday, at an advanced age, Mrs. Mayo, relict of Mr. Mayo, formerly of Pencomb Court, Herefordshire.”
- [S1041] Parish Records Collection 1538-2005 - Burial, FindMyPast online database; www.findmypast.co.uk, - aged 83 at death
- [S1039] Whitcott, Edward, Cwm-iou, Monmouth, Gent (1821), Brecon Probate Records, 1660-1858 (WlAbNL)3650002, The National Library of Wales - Family History Catalogue, URL: http://hdl.handle.net/10107/439533
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John MEREDITH
M, #99, b. 15 April 1800, d. 17 July 1851
Parents
Biography
John MEREDITH was born on 15 April 1800.
1,2 He and
Jane Walker JONES were married on 9 August 1825 in Birmingham, St. Martin’s.
1 He died on 17 July 1851, at age 51, in Northfield, Warwickshire.
3,4,2,5 In the 1841 England Census John is enumerated as a varnish manufacturer, living at Belle Vue, Hill, Hales Owen, Shropshire. He is listed in an 1850 Directory as “Meredith John, varnish manufacturer, 108, Lionel street; house, Harborne Park”. He was a J.P. for Shropshire.
6 Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S68] Private communication: Ian Hillman from original documents of Pam Clark
- [S18] Rambles and researches among Worcestershire churches, with historical notes, by George K. Stanton 1884 p. 239. Memorial plaque (through Google Books)
- [S25] Will of Jane Walker Meredith, Widow of Metchley Abbey near Birmingham , Warwickshire 23 November 1855 PROB 11-2222 Image 304-256
- [S861] Death announcement: John Meredith; Birmingham Gazette, Monday 21 Jul 1851; pg. 3, - this gives the date of death as “Monday last”, i.e. 14 July 1851
- [S21] History, gazetteer, and directory, of Warwickshire, by Francis White & Co, 1850, p. 213 (accessed through Google Books)
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Edward WHITCOTT1
M, #100, b. about 1719, d. 1798
Parents
Biography
Edward WHITCOTT was born about 1719. He and
Sarah MEREDITH were married on 25 May 1748 in More, Shropshire.
1 He died in 1798, at age ~79.
2 Edward Whitcott lived at Glasbury, Breconshire, His will dated 28 Feb 1798 was proved on 20 April 1798. It mentions:
- Sarah, wife
- sons Edward and William
- Mary, daughter, wife of Thomas Jones
- Ann Phillips, daughter and widow
- property in Cusop, Herefordshire
witnessed by Catherine Whitcott and Thomas Morgan.
2 Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1035] Will of Edward Whitcott of Glasbury , Breconshire 20 April 1798 PROB 11/1306 ; UK National Archives
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