Person:William Tongue (6)

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William TONGUE
d.Aft 1790
  • HWilliam TONGUEAbt 1716 - Aft 1790
  • WMary TONGUEAbt 1721 -
m. 1741
  1. Samuel TONGUEAbt 1762 - 1819
Facts and Events
Name William TONGUE
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1716 Stoke Prior, Worcestershire
Marriage 1741 Stoke Prior, Worcestershireto Mary TONGUE
Unknown 58608
Mary TONGUE
Occupation? 1791 Gilt Seal and Toy maker
Occupation? Gun lock maker/weaponry
Death? Aft 1790
Other? 1791 Universal British Directory, Livery StDirectory
Reference Number? 5571
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1766 - Directory

    43 Snow Hill

1767 - Sketchley's Directory

    Snow Hill

1770 - Sketchley's Directory

    43 Snow Hill, gunlock makers, forgers, finishers, filers, weaponry

1774 - Birmingham Directory

    43 Snow Hill

1775/6 - Swinney's Directory

    43 Snow Hill

1777/80/81 - Birmingham Directory

    43 Snow Hill now money scale maker/instrument making
    and/or 70 Snow Hill, swivel maker/metal working

1781 - Bailey's Directory

    43 Snow Hill
    and/or 70 Snow Hill, swivel maker/metal working

Inland Revenue, Apprentice Tax Records, 1710-1775 16/194 1742 Robert Worhood, to William Tongue of Northfield, Worcestershire, gunlock maker, premium 5 pounds 52/193 1756Joshua Denham to William Tongue of Birmingham, Gunlock maker, premium 2.10s-. 53/42 1757, John Floyd to William Tongue of Birmingham Gunlock maker, premium 2.2s-. 22/220 1761, Joseph Sanders to William Tongue of Birmingham, Gunlock maker, premium 5-.


An Anne Tongue is listed as living at Snow Hill in the 1786 Grand Levy book.....did he marry again? His daughter Anne is married by then.


FILE - Attornments for premises at Snow Hill and Steelhouse Lane, including the Nag's Head. - ref. MS3101/A/A/1/3 - date: 1777

Scope and Content This bundle contains agreements between Samuel Galton of Birmingham, merchant, and individual tenants. Tenants include: Thomas Acton of Birmingham, victualler; Elizabeth Amas of Birmingham; Robert Eagles of Birmingham, shoemaker; Edward Hales of Birmingham, huckster; William Harding of Birmingham, toymaker; Francis Jackson of Birmingham; Joseph Roberts of Birmingham, carpenter; William Tongue of Birmingham, gunlockmaker; Henry Wiggin of Birmingham, merchant; Edward Wilks of Birmingham, buttonmaker. These premises were part of an estate mortgaged to Samuel Galton by William Bonnington of Birmingham, victualler.