John Stanier [1822 - 1869]

[1822 - 1869] FFFFFF

Born: 7 February 1822

Baptismal Entry:

ChurchBirmingham St Martin
Date6 October 1823
NameJohn
ParentsWilliam and Ann Stanier
OccupationBrass Founder
AbodeGibb Heath
Text"Born 7 February 1822"

Father: William Stanier

Mother: Ann Wane

5-generation pedigree

Siblings: (For dates, etc, see the extended family)

  1. Sarah Stanier
  2. Ann Stanier
  3. William Stanier
  4. William Stanier
  5. Joseph Stanier
  6.   John Stanier
  7. James Stanier
  8. Isaiah Stanier

There is some difficulty establishing the siblings of John Stanier. There were two Stanier families at the time headed by a William and Ann: William married Ann Whitehouse 11 November 1792 at Birmingham St Philips, and William married Ann Wane 22 August 1808 at Edgbaston. The above lists all offspring as children of William and Ann née Wain, as they form a coherent series of siblings. However, other reseachers have Ann and the earlier William as children of William/Ann née Whitehouse, a suggestion which leaves a suspiciously long gap between marriage and first child.

Married: Mary Heaven 31 July 1842

Marriage Certificate:

Registration DistrictKings Norton
ByBanns
Solemnized atthe Parish Church
in the Parish ofHarborne
in the County ofStafford
When Married31 July 1842
Name and Surname X the mark of John Stanier
Agefull age
ConditionBachelor
Rank or ProfessionBrass-caster
ResidenceHarborne
Father's NameWilliam Stanier
Father's ProfessionBrass-founder
WitnessesX the mark of James Pritchett, Harriet Jarvis

Children:

  1. John Stanier
  2. Mary Ann Stanier
  3. James Stanier
  4. William Stanier
  5. Jane Stanier
  6. Thomas Stanier

Died: 12 November 1869

Death Certificate:

Registration DistrictBirmingham
in the Sub-District ofAll Saints
in the County ofWarwick
When and where died12 November 1869, Soho Road
Name and SurnameJohn Stanier
SexMale
Age48 years
OccupationBrass Caster (journeyman)
Cause of deathPhthisis Pulmonalis, certified
InformantMary Stanier, present at the death, Soho Road Birmingham
When Registered15 November 1869

Addresses:

1841Nineveh, All Saints
1845Aston New Town
1846Powells Buildings, Gib Heath
1851 - 1861Factory Rd, All Saints

Directory:

1855: Directory and Topography of the Borough of BirminghamStanier John, shopkeeper, 49 Factory Rd
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1858: Dix BirminghamJohn Stanier, shopkeeper, 49 Factory Rd


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