Birmingham, Warwickshire & Staffordshire?

[Margaret in Burton]

St Peter's is the church right in the city centre, surrounded by shops these days.

[Asa]

Just to reiterate, Freereg is excellent for at least some of Staffordshire - mine are mostly Cannock/ Penkridge area - if I can help, let me know

[ElizabethHerts]

Thanks Marg and David. At daughter's today so I'll be looking again tomorrow.

[ElizabethHerts]

A little challenge for you -

Can anyone find a baptism for
George Edwin Walton, c. 1819 Birmingham

Here he is in 1861:

1861 Census
BIRMINGHAM, Warwickshire
RG09 piece 2166 folio 80 page 11
8, Hylton Street, Birmingham
George E Walton Head Mar 41 Gilt Toy Manufacturer
Employing 6 men 10 women 4 boys and girls Birmingham
Elizabeth Walton Wife Mar 37 Birmingham
George E Walton Son Unm 14 Scholar Birmingham
Mary Ann Walton Daur Unm 12 Scholar Birmingham
William Walton Son 9 Scholar Birmingham
Frederick A Walton Son 7 Scholar Birmingham
Martha Harper Niece Un 20 Hand Burnisher Birmingham
Catharine Hussey Servt Un 20 House Servant Ireland

I'm trying to get back a generation.

[ElizabethHerts]

Someone has an Ancestry tree giving George's birth as 3 April 1819 and parents as Michael John Walton and Elizabeth (Turley).

I suspect they mean baptism. I just wish I could find it.

[kiterunner]

FamilySearch has a marriage for George Edwin Walton and Elizabeth Walker 8 Nov 1840 Harborne, Staffordshire, father "Walton Mathew" which I presume should be Mathew Walton. (Elizabeth's father is shown as Walker Richard.)

[ElizabethHerts]

Originally Posted by kiterunner

FamilySearch has a marriage for George Edwin Walton and Elizabeth Walker 8 Nov 1840 Harborne, Staffordshire, father "Walton Mathew" which I presume should be Mathew Walton. (Elizabeth's father is shown as Walker Richard.)

Now I must have seen that a few days ago but didn't note it down. It seems as though the Ancestry tree is wrong, and I did have my worries as the other baptisms for the couple were easily found.

Many thanks, Kate.