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Subject: Re: Reynolds, Askins, Norwood Fam. Brierly Hill

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Gobby

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Date Posted: Tue, Nov 04 2008, 4:29:22 GMT+1
In reply to: Paul Damon 's message, "Reynolds, Askins, Norwood Fam. Brierly Hill" on Wed, Jan 03 2007, 17:45:12 GMT+1

>I am trying to study the John Reynolds family,the
>William Askins family, and Samuel Norwood family of
>Brierly Hill/Kingswinford in the 1840 to 1880 period.
>Coal Miners ++.
>Reynolds moved to Rowley Regis in 1860s but in 1861
>was at 206 Chapel St. Brierly Hill. Problem is, I do
>not know much about using British geneological tools
>and records. Would like to complete genealogies of
>these 3 families both earlier and later down to the
>present (Reynolds migrated to USA in 1870s, I have his
>descent). Where is Chapel St, I found an 1890 map of
>Brierly Hill online. Anyone willing to help me
>understand what to do next? Reynolds and wife
>Charlotte Jones born in Shropshire Cleobury Mortimer
>and Hopton (Wafers?).

Hi,

Have you tried looking a the official forum for the Black Country region which has it's own genealogy section and professional genealogists?

Go to http://www.blackcountrygob.com and you are sure to get the help you want.

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