Thread: Jacksons from Sutton Coldfield

pejay · 17-08-2006, 12:36 PM

I am looking for info on the Jacksons of Sutton Coldfield, later Darlaston in Staffordshire any help appreciated.

scottsheat · 28-12-2006, 08:32 PM

In order to try & help, could you be a tad more specific on dates & names please

pejay · 29-12-2006, 11:54 AM

Hi Scottsheat, thanks for your reply, the earliest I have is George Jackson from Sutton Coldfield, born approx 1792 who married I think a Mary Jones, one of their Children Thomas b1832, married a Betsy Stanaway, and it is they that moved to Darlaston, they had a son Thomas b approx 1856 married a Mary Winnington and one of their children - Samuel born 1878 married an Ethel Syson in 1898.They married and lived in Lincoln, Thomas his father moved to Gainsborough, Lincs,
i assume it was something to do with work - he was a lock filer and bolt forger whatever that was. I certainly wouln't fancy it, - it sounds like hard work!

scottsheat · 30-12-2006, 12:18 AM

Hi again

Looks like you are doing ok to me

On IGI ? :
George Jackson marries
Mary Jones
23rd Oct 1819 in Sutton Coldfield
Extracted record - ref:
M017353 - 1728 to 1837 - 0198733 - Film - Printout 6904252
There are a few children for this couple in Sutton Coldfield but no Thomas

Darlaston BMD's would have been registered in either Walsall or Wednesbury -

BIRTHS
Jun q 1855
Thomas
Registered in Walsall - volume 6b - page 523
or
Dec q 1858
Thomas - Walsall - 6b - 483

Lock filer/bolt forger means that he made locks & bolts (prob from iron)

pejay · 30-12-2006, 06:57 PM

Hi Scottsheat, many thanks for your reply and help, it does look very promising, Thomas was born around 1855/56, in Darlaston, so I will try for that first and see where I get with the cert. Thanks for info on lock filer & bolt forger,it still sounds like hard work!

17-08-2006, 12:36 PM	#1 (permalink)
pejay Advanced Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: lincolnshire Posts: 390 Total Awards: 2	Jacksons from Sutton Coldfield I am looking for info on the Jacksons of Sutton Coldfield, later Darlaston in Staffordshire any help appreciated.
	pejay looking for Brown, Twizell, Storey, & Fenwick from Northumberland. Parkinson from Lincolnshire & Kelly, Kinsella & Mcguire from Ireland

28-12-2006, 08:32 PM	#2 (permalink)
scottsheat Advanced Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 100	Re: Jacksons from Sutton Coldfield In order to try & help, could you be a tad more specific on dates & names please
	The answer is out there - somewhere!

29-12-2006, 11:54 AM	#3 (permalink)
pejay Advanced Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: lincolnshire Posts: 390 Total Awards: 2	Re: Jacksons from Sutton Coldfield Hi Scottsheat, thanks for your reply, the earliest I have is George Jackson from Sutton Coldfield, born approx 1792 who married I think a Mary Jones, one of their Children Thomas b1832, married a Betsy Stanaway, and it is they that moved to Darlaston, they had a son Thomas b approx 1856 married a Mary Winnington and one of their children - Samuel born 1878 married an Ethel Syson in 1898.They married and lived in Lincoln, Thomas his father moved to Gainsborough, Lincs, i assume it was something to do with work - he was a lock filer and bolt forger whatever that was. I certainly wouln't fancy it, - it sounds like hard work!
	pejay looking for Brown, Twizell, Storey, & Fenwick from Northumberland. Parkinson from Lincolnshire & Kelly, Kinsella & Mcguire from Ireland

30-12-2006, 12:18 AM	#4 (permalink)
scottsheat Advanced Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 100	Re: Jacksons from Sutton Coldfield Hi again Looks like you are doing ok to me On IGI ? : George Jackson marries Mary Jones 23rd Oct 1819 in Sutton Coldfield Extracted record - ref: M017353 - 1728 to 1837 - 0198733 - Film - Printout 6904252 There are a few children for this couple in Sutton Coldfield but no Thomas Darlaston BMD's would have been registered in either Walsall or Wednesbury - BIRTHS Jun q 1855 Thomas Registered in Walsall - volume 6b - page 523 or Dec q 1858 Thomas - Walsall - 6b - 483 Lock filer/bolt forger means that he made locks & bolts (prob from iron)
	The answer is out there - somewhere!

30-12-2006, 06:57 PM	#5 (permalink)
pejay Advanced Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: lincolnshire Posts: 390 Total Awards: 2	Re: Jacksons from Sutton Coldfield Hi Scottsheat, many thanks for your reply and help, it does look very promising, Thomas was born around 1855/56, in Darlaston, so I will try for that first and see where I get with the cert. Thanks for info on lock filer & bolt forger,it still sounds like hard work! Last edited by pejay; 30-12-2006 at 07:00 PM.
	pejay looking for Brown, Twizell, Storey, & Fenwick from Northumberland. Parkinson from Lincolnshire & Kelly, Kinsella & Mcguire from Ireland