I am looking for any info on family from Shavington and Wynbunbury. The family names are Austin and Hough. Some of the Austin males were tailors and some worked on the railway, I have found them on census's but was wondering if anyone else is looking at the family names or the area.
Can anyone tell me anything about the area from 1800 onwards?
Thanks.
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08-09-2009, 6:41 PM #1
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09-09-2009, 7:16 AM #2
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Hiya Pam.....they`re all recorded (both families) on CPRDb...go to
www.csc.liv.ac.uk/~cprdb and then go to database....click on babtisms and type in ....
hough.......613 babtisms the first in Wynbury is 1620
austin.......107 babtisms the first in Wynbury is 1689.....to read this info and understand the dates just follow like this...the first Austin is
WYBU 6890909 AUSTIN ANN...this becomes (1)6890909 ..1689.09.09..
9th september 1689.....then under the heading FULL is a circle and a square..click on BOTH and you then see the recorded details..you will then see that ANNS father is recorded as JOSHUA......a little difficult to navigate at first but you will soon get into it....you are fortunate that Wynbury parish records are ALL recorded......I wish it was my family...lol.....anyway....once you have gone through your babtisms you can then go through the marriages and then the burials..if you need a hand ,let me know, but you should have hours of fun working out your
Austin and Hough families.it`s more fun if you can manage to do it by yourself.....good luck......allan
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09-09-2009, 9:24 AM #3janboothGuest
AUSTIN & HOUGH
You could also search the Cheshire Records Office online Wills Database (https://apps.cheshirewestandchester.g...ts/search.aspx) - there are 3 AUSTIN wills in Shavington and 1 HOUGH will in Wybunbury - don't know if any of them are relevant to you though.
Janet
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11-09-2009, 2:39 PM #4
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thanks to both of you.
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30-09-2009, 4:37 PM #5ShezzyGuest
this may be of interest but between Shavington and Wynbunbury is a village called Hough.
Shezzy
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06-12-2009, 7:11 PM #6
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HI pamelawagster
Ive got these from my directory copies
1900 slaters
joseph austin farmer wybunbury
thomas austin postmaster grocer blacksmith hatherton
1860 whites
john austin tailor shavington
thomas austin tailor shavington
hope this is of some use my ancestors were from the area
ridgeway
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10-12-2009, 8:07 PM #7
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Hi, thanks very much for the info on Austin and Hough, these are relevant to me.
Noticed you are in the Birmingham area, I am also researching my paternal family tree, which by coincidence is from the Birmingham area!
Thanks again.
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12-12-2009, 11:46 AM #8
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Hi pamelawagster
So your paternal line comes from the birmingham area
let me no some names and dates i will see if i can help
my blood line moss originate from your area gorton then
heaton norris before moving to the wybunbury area
all the best
ridgeway
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21-11-2011, 1:18 PM #9Midland RedGuest
Hi
Only just found your post
I have relations who were Austin tailors from Shavington/Wybunbury and plenty of info
Are you related too?
Rgds
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21-11-2011, 8:12 PM #10
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Hi there ,the Austin /Houghs that are in my tree are :
Joseph Austin c1841 married 1867 Elizabeth Hough c1845
Children: Albert c????
Francis A c1868
Esther Mary c1870 - 1936 (My Greatgrand mother.)
Annie E c1873
Any names familiar to you?
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