Hart-Little Family Tree

William was a key maker, an occupation carried on by at least 3 of his children .. Joseph, Thomas and Abraham.

		bap.3 Sep 1781 St Peter's, Wolverhampton		25 Sep.1803 St.Peter's, Wolverhampton		bur.3 May 1854 (75) St.George's, Wolverhampton
		bap.19 May 1777 St.Peter's, Wolverhampton				bur.15 May 1853 (79) St.Matthew's, Wolverhampton

When	What	Who (Age)	Where	Occupation
1814	Fanny's Bapt	William		Keymaker
1833	Bridgen's Dir	William		Keymaker
1841	Census	Wm/Brid (30/30)	Bilston St, Wolv.	Keysmith/
1851	Census	Wm/Brid (69/78)	Bilston St, Wolv.	Master Key Maker/
1853	Burial	Bridget (79)
1854	Burial	William (75)

Note twins Mary & Joseph both baptised.

John m Mary Mottram in 1796
- educated guess as to their children, since a
John Allen married Mary Walters in 1806
& possibly had 6 children

Note baptisms of Joseph & James before
Joseph & Mary Ann's 1833 marriage ??

Joseph's second wife, Elizabeth Brough, had been married twice before she married Joseph in 1870. She first married Thomas Adey in 1834, then William Grainger in 1859 - both in Wolverhampton.

A Samuel Hart married Mary Groom in 1829 at Wolverhampton.
The only other 'Samuel Hart' marriage record found at about
this time was that of Samuel, son of Samuel Hart/Elizabeth Lees
(William's brother/Bridget's sister), to Susannah Broomhall
in 1832 at Bushbury, just north of Wolverhampton.
A Samuel Hart married Hannah Whillock (nee Summerfield) in 1848
at Kings Norton,Birmingham - they were both widowed. Census
records show Samuel was from Wolverhampton.
Could this be the Samuel who married Mary Groom ?

Even though all her census entries indicate she was born at Wolverhampton, a Charlotte Massey (daughter of Peter/Mary) was baptised at Stoke on Tern (near Market Drayton) in 1807.

Richard Jones was a locksmith.