Moseley, Wolverhampton is the home of Moseley Old Hall, which is now in the care of the National Trust. In 1651 King Charles I hid there after defeat at the Battle of Worcester, which is roughly when our earliest known ancestor, Benjamin's 3rd gt-grandfather, was born, 25 miles away across the county.
Clifton Campville and Chilcote are close to Tamworth, and very close to the border between Staffordshire, Leicestershire, Warwickshire and Derbyshire.
The Dean name might originally have described people who lived in valleys, or who worked for an ecclesiastical dean. Our family came from the hamlet of Ranton in Stafford. Wright is a trade name; our family came from Derbyshire.
For the record, and with the usual cautions, my oldest direct ancestors we know about in this part of the family are: William Mousley (1662), Elizabeth Humphreyson (1694), Ann Lees (1726), Major Dean (1720), Samuel Wright (1764) and Judith Stenson (1764).
Benjamin (1778, Chilcote) was the son of Benjamin and Ann (née Dean). He married Elizabeth Wright (c 1782, Derby) in Barrow upon Trent in 1803. They had five children in Chilcote:
Benjamin (1778, Chilcote) was the son of Benjamin and Ann (née Dean). He married Elizabeth Wright (c 1782, Derby) in Barrow upon Trent in 1803. They had five children in Chilcote:
- 38.1.1 - Samuel Wright Mousley (1805)
- 38.1.2 - Mary Ann Mousley (1806)
- 38.1.3 - Thomas Mousley (1808)
- 38.1.4 - George Mousley (1812)
- 38.1.5 - Elizabeth Mousley (1822)
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