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Burntwood Family History Group |
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Bridgetown |
The village was only established in 1861 after Wolverhampton Building Society bought an old section of land and sold it off to miners in the area. Miners would often build three houses, one for their family and the others were rented out to provide a pension income for when they retired from the pits
[From Cannock Chronicle 11 02 2010 Sol Buckner]
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The Carmel Methodist Church (Formerly Bridge Street Primitive Methodist Church) Marriage Registers (1912 – 1941) are deposited at Staffordshire Record Office |
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Statistics for the Bridgetown 2001 Census provided by the Office for National Statistics |
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Park Street Methodist New Connection / United Methodist Church Baptism (1863 – 1964) and Marriage Registers (1958 – 1962) are deposited at Staffordshire Record Office |
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Are you related to a person with Bridgetown connections? Information on people from Bridgetown as detailed by The Independent |
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The B F H G Photograph Album contains many photographs of landmarks within Bridgetown |
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The B F H G has photographed and transcribed all the names on the Bridgetown War Memorial |
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A short history of the Wesleyan Methodsit Church, now called the Bethel Church |
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