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Can you help me find parents of William Osborne b 1753

ChristineZagorski
ChristineZagorski ✭
November 21, 2021 edited August 15, 2024 in Search

William was born in Aston, Birmingham, UK and he was married to Susannah Undril. who possibly came from somewhere near or in a Wolverhampton farm.

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  • dontiknowyou
    dontiknowyou ✭✭✭✭✭
    November 22, 2021 edited November 22, 2021 Answer ✓

    Okay, use that marriage certificate as your foundation. Here is how I would proceed. First, do some weeding.

    1. For all the children not born in Birmingham, Warwickshire and not with mother Susannah: Detach them from both parents and also detach their historical records from both parents. Do this from each child's profile. Do this first.
    2. For all the wives other than Susannah Undril, detach their spouse William Osborne and also detach their historical records, if any, from him. Do this from each wife's profile.
    3. Merge the two profiles for Susannah Undril. One historical record is attached to both:
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    Then, starting from the 1775 marriage certificate, develop Susannah Undril's profile and the profiles of her family. Her surname is super rare, with only 70 historical records globally in Family Search. Use that fact. Notice the handful of Undril records from Warwickshire, many in Aston. Consider also other spellings. In Birmingham, Warwickshire similar sounding names include Undrill and Undrell. Globally they too are rare: Family Search has about 3500 historical records in total.

    To see the weeds I find it helpful to draft a basic timeline in a text editor. Like this:

    1730 (about) birth of William (inferred from his 1753 marriage)


    1753 marriage to Sarah Holland in Westminster, London


    1757 birth of future wife Susannah Undril


    1772 christening and death of daughter Sarah in Birmingham, Warwickshire; wife Sarah


    1775 marriage to Susannah Undril in Aston, Warwickshire


    1786 christening of son Robert in Birmingham, Warwickshire; wife Sarah


    1788 christening of son Robert in Warwickshire; wife Sarah

    1788 christening of son Robert in Lancashire; wife Sarah

    1788 christening of son Robert in Staffordshire; wife Sarah

    1788 christening of son Michael in Staffordshire; wife Sarah

    1788 christening of son Michael in Warwickshire; wife Sarah


    1789 christening of dau Elizabeth in Birmingham, Warwickshire; wife Sarah


    1790 christening of dau Sarah in Holborn, Middlesex; wife Sarah

    1790 christening of son Charles Churchill in Westminster, London; wife Elizabeth

    1790 christening of son John in Birmingham, Warwickshire; wife Susanna


    1791 christening of dau Ann in Birmingham, Warwickshire; wife Elizabeth

    1791 christening of son Robert James in Westminster, London; wife Sarah


    1792 christening of son Adam Thomas in Birmingham, Warwickshire; wife Susanna

    1792 christening of dau Sarah in Birmingham, Warwickshire; wife Sarah

    1792 christening of dau Catherine in Middlesex; wife Sarah


    1793 christening of son John in Birmingham, Warwickshire; wife Elizabeth


    1795 christening of son Robert in Birmingham, Warwickshire; wife Sarah


    1796 christening of dau Mary in Birmingham, Warwickshire; wife Elizabeth

    1796 christening of son Robert in Birmingham, Warwickshire; wife Sarah

    1796 christening of dau Sarah in Westminster, London; wife Sarah


    1799 christening of dau Elizabeth in London; wife Sarah

    1799 christening of dau Ann in Birmingham, Warwickshire; wife Sarah


    1800 christening of dau Mary Ann in Westminster, London; wife Sarah


    1803 christening of dau Rosina in Birmingham, Warwickshire; wife Sarah


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  • ChristineZagorski
    ChristineZagorski ✭
    November 23, 2021 Answer ✓

    Thanks so much for your help. I'll use your information on Ancestry as I managed to screw up Familysearch record and couldn't get out of the mess I got into. Your help has been invaluable and I'm so grateful; I've been trying for so long to get these people sorted out.

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  • ChristineZagorski
    ChristineZagorski ✭
    November 21, 2021

    They had a son called Adam Thomas Osborne and two or three daughters.

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  • dontiknowyou
    dontiknowyou ✭✭✭✭✭
    November 21, 2021

    His person ID or PID is MVNR-FHB. It has some obvious conflation:

    • The attached 1753 marriage record for example does not relate to him. The record, and also the bride named in the record, should be detached from him.
    • His daughter in law Sarah Bridge is attached to him as a daughter.

    Fix up some of these issues and any others you can find. That may be enough to get his parents popping up in a Research Hint.

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  • ChristineZagorski
    ChristineZagorski ✭
    November 22, 2021

    But I have certificates that state that William Osborne was married to Susannah Undril and his date of birth matches with the marriage certificate. So which William Osborne is it, then, can you help there?

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