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Hi LInda,

I believe I have done this

Regards Jackie

hi again...i now have bit more info re julia hutchence,she was born in walcot bath in 1853,her father was george hutchence fly owner (any idea what this is?)and cab proprietor.in 1881 she was cook for george stuckey lean,banker,@14 lansdown crescent bath.In 1882 she married james john bates in abergavenny.they lived at Barton place, queens square tavern (possibly Bath or abergavenny?) he emigrated to america (1897)after their son george was born(1883) i have george in wales living with his grandfather in 1891 census.But what happened to julia? i cant find her anywhere after her marriage or before 1881 census, any ideas ??? please jacqueline, thank you

Hi Jeanette,

Fly Coachman / Flyman
Fly Proprietor 1) Drove a "fly" a one horse two wheeled light carriage 2) Flyman also a term for a theatre stage hand 3) A Fly Proprietor employed fly drivers for hire and usually owned the flys.

I cannot find Julia anywhere either, sorry

Regards Jackie

thank you for trying Jackie,looks like she will always remain a mystery....thanks for the info on 'fly' too

Hi
looking for a Belinda Godfrey in Sunningwell Berkshire in the 1911 census many thanks

Hi Jackie

I would like to see them rules where does it say you cant post details post 1930

All I can ell you is that when there have been messages about people who could still be living, posts get removed. Perhaps you should contact genes directly and ask them why

Also, I'm afraid I do not have 1911 at present, sorry

Jackie

Hi Jacqueline,
Wondering if you could help me I am looking for a Ellen Curran sometimes spelt Currin on the 1891 and 1871 census. She was born in Woolwich, Kent in 1862 had a brother Patrick born also in woolwich 1865 and in the 1881 census there was a mother for her Mary Currin born Cork, Ireland in 1832. No father but mother is not widow. They were living in Woolwich on the 1881 census I have her in 1901 census with a nephew patrick age 6 and niece mary age3 both born Woolwich, Kent and they were still living in Rope Yard Rails in Woolwich, Kent same address as the 1881 census, Ellen is down as single in 1901.
Many thanks if you can.
Brenda.

Hi Brenda,

I cannot see her after 1901, sorry

Regards Jackie

Hi Jackie,
Thanks for looking but it was 1891 and 1871 I was looking for. Thanks anyway. Brenda

Hi Brenda,

Sorry I misread your message

1871 England Census
about Ellen Curran
Name: Ellen Curran
Age: 9
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1862
Relation: Daughter
Father's Name: Patrick Curran
Mother's Name: Mary Curran
Gender: Female
Where born: Woolwich, Kent, England
Civil parish: Woolwich St Mary
Town: Woolwich
County/Island: London
Country: England
Registration district: Woolwich
Sub-registration district: Woolwich Arsenal
ED, institution, or vessel: 5
Household schedule number: 58
Household Members:
Name Age
Patrick Curran 40
Mary Curran 42
Thos Curran 14
Mary A Curran 12
Ellen Curran 9
Patrick Curran 5

1891 England Census
about Ellen Curren
Name: Ellen Curren
Age: 30
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1861
Relation: Daughter
Mother's Name: Mary Curren
Gender: Female
Where born: Woolwich, London, England

Civil parish: Woolwich
Ecclesiastical parish: Holy Trinity
Town: River Thames Off Woolwich
County/Island: London
Country: England
Registration district: Woolwich
Sub-registration district: Woolwich Arsenal
ED, institution, or vessel: 2
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
Mary Curren 64
Mary Hayes 33
Ellen Curren 30
Jane Hayes 10
Eller Hayes 8

Regards Jackie

Hi Jackie,
Thank you very much for the information much appreciated. Could I ask you something else on the 1871 census was the father Patrick born in Ireland and also the son and daughter Thomas and Mary where were they born. Sorry to be a nag I'm trying to work out when the family arrived in Kent. As I know the parents arrived here from Ireland just wondered if all the children were born here.
Thanks Brenda

Hi Brenda,

Patrick was born: Ireland as was mother Mary.
Thomas was born City of London and the other 3 Woolwich, so they arrived in Kent by the time of Mary's birth

Regards Jackie

Hi Jackie,
Thank you for that It makes interesting reading as I was lead to believe they went straight to Kent from Ireland but they may have lived elsewhere then. Thanks a lot for this information very very grateful for your help. Brenda

I'm still up for a challenge and will do all I can to help in your search

Jackie

Let me know if I can help

Jackie

Keep questions coming

Jackie

afternoon

Jackie

Still here if you need assistance

Jackie

Always ready to try and assist

Jackie