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‘Thursday, Mr. Joseph Smart to Miss Hall, both of Halesowen.’ (Aris’s Birmingham Gazette for Monday, Jan. 6, 1812.) Joseph Smart was a butcher. His pedigree, giving his descent from King Henry VII, is given in Ruvigny, Blood Royal of England, Vol. I, Table LXII.

‘Lately, at Edgbaston, Mr. William Greensill, of this town, to Hannah, eldest daughter of Mr. Brentnell, watchmaker, of Sutton Coldfield.
Lately, at Edgbaston, Mr. John Redshaw, rule-maker, of Lench-street, to Miss Sarah Freeth, of Bartholomew-street, both of this town.’ (Aris’s Birmingham Gazette for Monday, Feb. 10, 1812.)

‘Tuesday, [sic] at Edgbaston, Mr. John Davis, jun., gunmaker, of Aston Road, to Miss Catherine Greaves, second daughter of the late Mr. Greaves, watchmaker, of High-street in this town.’ (Aris’s Birmingham Gazette for Monday, Feb. 17, 1812.)

‘Thursday, at Edgbaston, Mr. A. Knight, chemist and druggist, to Miss Fanny Clift, both of Dudley.’ (Aris’s Birmingham Gazette for Monday, Feb. 17, 1812.)

‘Tuesday, at Edgbaston, by the Rev. Charles Pixell, Thomas Laugher, Esq., of Islington, to Miss Sadler, of Hagley Row.’ (Aris’s Birmingham Gazette for Monday, Mar. 9, 1812)

‘On Thursday, at Edgbaston, John, eldest son of Mr. William Flint, woollen drpaer, of this town, to Eliza, eldest daughter of W. Groom, Gent., of Cambridge.’ (Aris’s Birmingham Gazette for Monday, June 29, 1812)

‘Monday, Mr. John Weaver, of Wolverhampton, to Miss Mander, of Edgbaston.’ (Aris’s Birmingham Gazette for Monday, Sep. 28, 1812)

‘Tuesday, at Edgbaston, by the Rev. C. Pixal, Mr. Heynes to Miss Oldnall, both of this town.’ (Aris’s Birmingham Gazette for Monday, Dec. 12, 1812)