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1	Barnsley Sept 1868 9c 163	Family: F382
2	Bromsgrove 6c 533 Jun 1868	Family: F381
3	Chorlton Jun 1870 8c 760	Family: F384
4	FreeBMD (Dec04) has no images for 1871-1880. As 1874 is the most likely year of their marriage I'll have to wait, or visit the records office. 1837online shows the records :-) JUN 1874 Fellowes Sampson - Wolverhampton 6b 6(8)3 Turner Annie - Wolverhampton 6b 683 Sampson Fellowes 24 Batchelor Labourer Codsall Joseph Fellowes Labourer Annie Turner 19 Spinster Codsall John Turner Labourer Witnessed by Thomas Turner and Mary Fellowes	Family: F34
5	FreeBMD according to Ruth	Family: F237
6	IGI	Family: F220
7	IGI Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles LUCY COOPER Female Family -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Marriages: Spouse: JAMES MULLIS Family Marriage: 17 OCT 1830 Saint Martin, Birmingham, Warwick, England -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Messages: Extracted marriage record for locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the marriage date. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type: M010723 1796 - 1817 0919779-781 Film 6900689 Film M010723 1817 - 1831 0919782, 0919783 Film NONE Sheet: 00	Family: F361
8	IGI Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles Search Results \| Download \| Pedigree -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THOMAS ANGOOD Male Family -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Event(s): Birth: Christening: Death: Burial: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Marriages: Spouse: MARY ELIZABETH FIRTH Family Marriage: 15 APR 1881 St John The Bapt, New Wortley, Yorkshire, England -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Messages: Form submitted by a member of the LDS Church. The form lists the submitter's name and address and may include source information. The address may be outdated. Details vary. To find the form, you must know the batch and sheet number. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Batch Number: 8209233 Sheet: 29 Source Call No.: 0884788 Type: Film	Family: F28
9	Information from Jean Wheaton	Family: F602
10	JUN 1929, Birmingham S. 6 d 497	Family: F223
11	Marriage date confirmed by IGI 456840 - erroneously reported as Maria's birth date in several IGI records.	Family: F239
12	Needs checking.	Family: F532
13	Reg Bradford York. MAR 1891 9b 69	Family: F22
14	Registry London C v 1c p 100	Family: F198
15	SEP 1842 - Dudley 18 322	Family: F363
16	St. Peters church. Stafford Street. Walsall	Family: F136
17	Stoke Prior, Worcestershire	Family: F378
18	They lived in Addison Road, Kings Heath MAR 1916, Kings N. 6 d 216	Family: F213
19	This is unlikely as Codsall is a long way from Stoke ... 1 May 1852 Maria Baddeley Wolstanton ? also John Turner b abt 1833 m Maria Baddley abt 1854 of Tunstall Maria b 22 Mar 1833, d.22 Mar 1899, f Joseph Baddeley, m Elizabeth Turner. These places are all near Stoke on Trent	Family: F356
20	Walsall 6b 855 Mar 1898	Family: F137
21	Witnessed by George Edward Mullis and Lucy Elizabeth Mullis [his wife?] Yvonne Benting. Lucy Elizabeth Mullis born MAR 1871 Aston 6d 388 Can't be found in 1881 census. in 1891 census as niece in Ward family (single) but born in Saltley Charles Edward Ward Mary Ward + brother and children probably Eliza's cousin	Family: F337
22	Witnesses John Bason Sophia Bason	Family: F205
23	(Research):Info Linda Fellows	Ann
24	(Research):on Cherry Tree Anne of of Michael Sybill of Farmingham, Kent	Anne
25	sister Amy - Menage a Trois?	Clara
26	(Research):Source IGI	Elizabeth
27	p.o.b Walsall	Emily
28	(Research):On Cherry Tree	Jane Eliza Davis
29	Info from Derek taylor	Katherine?
30		Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living
31		Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living
32		Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living
33		Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living
34		Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living
35		Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living
36		Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living
37		Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living
38		Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living