Bernard Gilpin
Bradney Todd Gilpin
Catherine Bridget Morris nee Gilpin
Edith Gilpin
Fanny Adelaide Burnett nee Gilpin
Francis Edmund Gilpin
Frederick Henry Gilpin
George Bradney Gilpin
George Bradney Gilpin (2nd)
George Swinton Gilpin
Harriet Sophia Gilpin
Isabella Jackson nee Gilpin
Isabella Swinton Gilpin nee Todd
Jane Bartlem nee Gilpin
Jane Gilpin nee Bradney
Thomas Gilpin
William Gilpin
William Cecil Gilpin
William Lawrance Gilpin
Thomas and Caroline Gilpin: Henry Swinton's Great Grandparents x 2
Thomas Gilpin was a successful innkeeper and butcher in the mid-18th Century. He owned the Red Cow Inn in Dudley Street and his butcher's shop was on the opposite side of the road.
William and Jane Gilpin: Henry Swinton's Great Grandparents
William was born in Wolverhampton about 1755, married Jane Bradney about 1785 and died at Cannock in 1834. William built up a successful business at Cannock manufacturing edge tools.
Frederick Henry and Isabella Swinton Gilpin:
Henry Swinton's Maternal Grandparents
Frederick Henry was born in 1804 at Cannock, married Isabella Swinton Todd at Much Wenlock, Salop in 1833 (the Gilpin link with the Swinton family) and died at Cannock in 1887. Frederick Henry took over responsibility for his father's business after his older brother George Bradney died in 1841. In his will Frederick Henry refers to his share of Hoarley Grange, Much Wenlock, the plate he possessed with the Swinton crest, a portrait of his father, William Gilpin, and a print of the Allied Russian Generals.