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mention of THOMAS, JOHN & ELINOR were brothers and sister, all children of RICHARD CULLWICK of GLAZELEY Shropshire probable grandchildren of STEPHEN and ELINOR of CLAVERLEY, Shropshire
RICHARD CULLWICK
A clandestine wedding.
the present owners of HILL HOUSE We moved to Hill House in December, 1974, but recently de-camped to the barn next door. However, we still own the house and - as both of us love it dearly - we have hopes of sympathetically renovating it at some time. We tried, many years ago, to find out its history, but with little success. But, I think, we now have a good starting point and will have another go. The original house is still intact, not very obvious from the outside, I know! But, if you are ever visiting the area or would like to come here anyway, you would be more than welcome to visit your ancestral seat. Nicola Ward. |
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Click here for more infoBridgnorth, Shropshire THOMAS, a tailor, was admitted a Burgess of Bridgnorth 20 Oct 1647 and was buried at St Mary's, Bridgnorth on 23 Aug 1661
THOMAS married ANNE
seem to have left an only child, RICHARD, an orphan at the age of 12 in 1661 The strong inference is that RICHARD was apprenticed to a saddler, at this point. In the Burgess of Bridgnorth records, RICHARD was admitted 26 September 1670 as a "Burgess born, son of Thomas C of Bridgnorth, deceased, tailor" No mention is made of Richard's trade in Newport, but, because three of his sons became master saddlers, it seems likely he was also a saddler. THOMAS and ANN CULLWICK of BRIDGENORTH.
RICHARD CULLWICK of Brigenorth d 1661 + ANN
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RICHARD
They were saddlers until well into this century, and Methodists from the earliest days of organised Methodism (about 1800).
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THOMAS, JOHN (yeoman, HILL HOUSE, Quatford) and ELINOR were brothers and sister - all children of RICHARD CULLWICK of GLAZELEY and probable grandchildren of STEPHEN and ELINOR of CLAVERLEY.
Thus, THOMAS and ANNE seem to have left an only child, RICHARD, an orphan at the age of 12. The strong inference is that RICHARD was apprenticed to a saddler, at this point. In the Burgess of Bridgnorth records, RICHARD was admitted 26 September 1670 as a "Burgess born, son of Thomas C of Bridgnorth, deceased, tailor" No mention is made of Richard's trade in Newport, but, because three of his sons became master saddlers, it seems likely he was also a saddler. |
this JOHN was son of
RICHARD CULLWICK born 1649 Bridgnorth and
ABIGAIL CRANMER
3 Edward CULLWICK - b 05 Jan 1713 d 21 Feb 1755
+ Jane BALL - born 1718 of OAKENGATES - wed 20 Oct 1742 SHIFNAL
William became a Burgess (Parliamentary voter) in January 1835. he had to be 21, have birthright and assets to vote - therefore birth in 1814 or before. However, elder brother Benjamin (who was baptised in 1811 and we assume was born in Clive that year) was elected a Burgess in August 1830. This Benjamin (b1811) was a retired saddler, aged 59, living in Claines near Worcester in the 1871 census - so that more or less confirms he was only 18 or 19 when he got the vote in 1830.
+ SARAH