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No. 261 Prof. Richard E Plant Richard is a second cousin of Irene Berger (Member No. 228) and a descendant of Edward Plant bn 1787 in Birmingham. Journal No. 30 included a piece on this Edward, who was a Frying Pan maker married to Sarah? Their direct line included George, bt 1822, St Phillips, Birmingham m Sarah Littlewood 1844, Stephen Rawson Plant born 1854 Aston who m Eliza Buckler/Willatt in 1874, John Sydney Plant born 1877 m Florence Mary Baker 1904 New York, Sydney Herbert Plant born 1907, Leicester. Full details, including a number of photographs was included in Journal No. 30. No. 262 David Plant Another Staffordshire connection; this time in the Penkridge/Deepfields, Billington area. Using the Census returns it was possible to establish that David’s grandfather, Joseph, was born 1889 in Penkridge, Joseph’s father, (another Joseph) being born 1865 in Deepfields and marrying Mary c1888. A generation further back the 1881 Census shows a further Joseph born 1839 at Billington and in 1881 a Coal Agent. So using the information from the census returns it was possible to establish the following tree: Joseph P b 1839 Billington, Staffs m Jane c1864 Francis E P b n 1867 Joseph P Arthur b n 1873 b 1865 Deepfields, Staffs Charles b n 1875 m Mary c 1888 (b1865) Harriet b n 1879 Frederick b n 1881 Joseph P Kathleen b 1889 Penkridge b 1899 Penkridge m Mirriam Stanley Stanley Joseph P b 1922 m Hilda Kathleen Fradley No. 263 Sharon Morton Following a recent visit to Wales to research her father’s side of the family, Sharon found that her father’s mother was Gertrude Alexandrina Melson Plant, born 1 June 1866, the youngest child of Charles Myatt Plant and Elizabeth Hill. Gertrude’s siblings were: Julia b 1848 William b 1858 Cicily b 1851 Rachel b 1859 Emily b 1854 Alfred b 1862 18
Alfred appears to have moved to Cardiff as, according to the 1908 Trade Directory, he had a China Shop at 5 St John Square. According to the 1871 Census the family lived at Cabden St., Dresden, Longton, Staffs, the entry being as follows: Elizabeth Plant H M 46 Dressmaker bn Liverpool, Lancs Cicily Plant D U 19 Painter bn Longton, Staffs William Plant S 14 bn Liverpool, Lancs Rachel Plant D 11 bn “ “ Alfred A Plant S 8 bn Longton, Staffs Gertrude A Plant D 4 bn “ “ So where was Charles Myatt Plant in 1871? According to the 1861 Census he was a 35 year-old House Painter, born Longton. However, a quick check of the 1871 Census has not located him. It would also appear from the above census that between 1851 and 1856 they moved, lived in Liverpool, (where Elizabeth was born) before returning to live in Longton. Further research and a viewing of the various birth certificates might give more information. 19
Page 1 and 2: MEMBERS OF THE GROUP No Name Addres
Page 3 and 4: 138 Mrs Jean D Ray 124 Lyth Hill Ro
Page 5 and 6: 217 Mrs Sylvia Wells 16 Third Ave.,
Page 7 and 8: � 263 Ms Sharon Morton PH3 - 11 M
Page 9 and 10: 104 Mrs Liz Plant 17c + 18c + e19c
Page 11 and 12: 213 Mr Kenneth Plant 18c + 19c Sout
Page 13 and 14: PAST MEMBERS INTERESTS If you wish
Page 15 and 16: 144 Mr Ron Plant General/ 146 Miss
Page 17: NEW MEMBERS Five new members since
Page 21 and 22: MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS - IRELAND Bir
Page 23 and 24: London 3 Navy 2 Cheshire 13 Kent 2
Page 25 and 26: Plant, Robert Son 1876 Irel Lanc Pl
Page 27 and 28: Plant had a deep commitment to furt
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Page 51 and 52: PALMERS INDEX TO THE TIMES Palmers
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Page 55 and 56: Update on the Name Origins project
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Page 61 and 62: Update on the Plantagenet Y-DNA pro
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Page 65 and 66: 1873 OWNERS OF LAND ‘The 1873 Own
Page 67 and 68: PLANT’S STEEL TOYMAKER BUSINESS W
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Radiologist for light metals. About
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PLANT CHART No 2 Stephen Plant = Sa
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PLANT CHART No 4 Joseph Plant = Mar
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EXHIBIT AT ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL,
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1841 CENSUS St James Square Joseph
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1871 CENSUS 105 Poole St - Municipa
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Assuming leaving home a few days be
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On 18 th September 1859 we arrived
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