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You may also find some names in this History of Walsall by Thomas Pearce at https://archive.org/details/historydirectory00pear
I found it very useful for extra TURNER details and Thomas Pearce...

Glad to have been of assistance,
Derek

I have gone back to Walsall records to look more carefully. The 1801 Census records a Samuel Turner,Timber cleaver living in Little Hill, Walsall...

I can see now that the cut and paste "Hough" comes from another person near the bottom left of the Census page. All other researchers seem to have stopped at the Hoverley stage. The answer is...

Agreed ref the cut and paste but the writing looks of a similar period and why would someone do it?
Anyway, ref Wolverley and Horseley - the problem is that I couldn't identify a relevant Turner...

I should add that originally I thought Hoverley could have been Overley the old name for Wolverley in Worcestershire. It's on a canal route and near Kinver Forest so would have been a potential...

Here is a close up
https://www.british-genealogy.com/extensions/uploads/7faa0ac1-afd5-4cf1-8222-7e7a73ff6f27.jpg

Yes both Ancestry and Findmypast showed just that when I first researched. For the life of me I can't find the same image source but this is what I found.
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Hi all,
I have recently had a bit of a shock in researching my family tree and have had to completely change direction. My brickwall is locating the origins of a Samuel Turner who married Martha...

Hi,
Just wondered if you have ever come across the name Aylmore Folliott?
In his Metallum Martis published in 1665 Dud Dudley (famous for his attempts to smelt iron with pit coal) refers {inter...