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brummiejan
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20 Aug 2010 17:50 |
Thanks Vanessa. Jonesey put me onto that site a while back in fact, but I have never used it - I didn't realise it contained such early electoral registers, as I normally just go to the Central Library where they start 1919 I think. Might give it a go though not sure how many of my lot would have been eligible to vote before then!
EDIT just had a look, but doesn't seem to give a list without credits. Never mind!
Regards Jan
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Vanessa
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20 Aug 2010 18:38 |
Hi can anyone see who is at 5 court 6 Catherine street in 1901 ? I don't have ancestry . Just wondering if whoever was there is connected to Ellen Clarke as she gives this address 2 years later for lilian's birth.
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vanessa
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Anthony
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20 Aug 2010 20:06 |
Hi Vanessa I've been away from the site all day today. Nonsense when you say that finding John's brother isn't the best find, I think it's pretty marvelous when I've trawled through loads of info and come up with nothing of any use. Thank you, as you say another piece of the jigsaw.
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Anthony
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20 Aug 2010 20:34 |
Hi Vanessa I've got Ancestry, I don't know how to do this, if you can tell me what to do I'll take a look
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Anthony
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20 Aug 2010 20:43 |
Hello to you too Jan I think it's wonderful how much help I've had from other people, I think I would have almost given up by now if I'd been on my own. I would never have believed how difficult it was to trace one's grandparents after all it's not that long ago.
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brummiejan
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20 Aug 2010 22:01 |
Vanessa, it's a bit tricky doing an address search on Ancestry. I think people with FMP can do an address search, so might be better to start a thread? Jan
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Anthony
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20 Aug 2010 23:31 |
I don't have FMP so I can't help, sorry
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brummiejan
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20 Aug 2010 23:37 |
Don't do anything, I'll put out a plea for help! Jan
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20 Aug 2010 23:57 |
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brummiejan
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21 Aug 2010 00:05 |
Victoria kindly did a lookup but not of any help I fear:
215 BIRD, Robert D Head Married M 33 1868 House Painter & Decorator Walsall Staffordshire VIEW 215 BIRD, Clara Wife Married F 29 1872 Walsall Staffordshire VIEW 215 BIRD, Robert D Son Single M 8 1893 Walsall Staffordshire VIEW 215 BIRD, Florence Daughter Single F 4 1897 Walsall Staffordshire VIEW 215 BIRD, Harold E Son Single M 2 1899 Walsall Staffordshire VIEW 215 BIRD, Ethel Daughter Single F 0 1901 Walsall Staffordshire VIEW RG number: RG13 Piece: 2889 Folio: 47 Page: 36
Registration District: Aston Sub District: Aston Manor Enumeration District: 60 Ecclesiastical Parish: Aston by Birmingham St Peter & St Paul
Civil Parish: Aston Manor Municipal Borough: Address: 5, 6, Court House, Catherine Street, Aston Manor County: Warwickshire
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brummiejan
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21 Aug 2010 00:17 |
Have had a look up & down Catherine St (it's a bit chaotic, I wonder if I am seeing all of it) and there are is a small Clarke family living at 5 court something:
Edward R. 33 Roof slater b. Nechells Elizabeth 28 b. Aston Edward 9 born Aston.
If you go to the family that Victoria found on Ancestry (easy to find with that name!) the Edwardses are on page 39.
Jan
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Vanessa
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21 Aug 2010 02:19 |
Just picking up bits - this birth would tie in with the Cyrus Kirby Vanessa picked up:
Births Mar 1873 (>99%) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kirby Cyrus Thomas Birmingham 6d 213
Maybe worth keeping to one side for now?
Vanessa 2 (will put Ness if any more posts to avoid confusion lol)
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Vanessa
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21 Aug 2010 02:26 |
Is this Ellen's father?
SAMPSON KIRBY Pedigree -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Event(s): Birth: 13 MAY 1832 Christening: 11 JUN 1832 Saint Phillips, Birmingham, Warwick, -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parents: Father: JOHN KIRBY Family Mother: JANE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Messages: Extracted birth or christening record for the locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the birth or christening date.
There is/was a St Phillips church in Aston, Birmingahm. Many districts at the time come under Aston - at the time covered a huge area!
Ness
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Vanessa
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21 Aug 2010 02:28 |
Mom & dads marriage?
Marriages Jun 1865 (>99%) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Allen Howard W.Bromwich 6b 786 Cotterell Caroline Amelia W. Bromwich 6b 786 >>>Jones Caroline W. Bromwich 6b 786 >>>Kirby Sampson W. Bromwich 6b 786
Ness
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21 Aug 2010 02:31 |
This would appear to be Sampsons death - ties up with the christening:
Deaths Jun 1878 (>99%) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- KIRBY Sampson 46 Birmingham 6d 61
Ness
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Vanessa
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21 Aug 2010 02:45 |
For Ref, this is the family living with Sampson in 1871:
KIRBY, Caroline 1845 26 F Birmingham KIRBY, Charles 1854 17 M Birmingham KIRBY, Harry 1863 8 M Birmingham KIRBY, Jane 1856 15 F Birmingham KIRBY, Robert 1869 2 M Birmingham KIRBY, Thomas J 1871 0 M Birmingham
There is obviously more than one family here - can anyone see relationships?
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Vanessa
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21 Aug 2010 02:48 |
And in 1881: Caroline KIRBY Head W Female 36 Birmingham, Pearl Polisher Thomas Jones KIRBY Son Male 10 Birmingham, Scholar Rose KIRBY Daur Female 12 Birmingham, Scholar Ellen KIRBY Daur Female 8 Birmingham, Scholar Fanney PARKER Lodger W Female 50 Birmingham, Gard Chain Worker William PARKER Son U Male 17 Birmingham, Dealer Coal Yard -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Dwelling Back Of 18 Berners St Census Place Birmingham, Warwick, England Family History Library Film 1341716 Public Records Office Reference RG11 Piece / Folio 2998 / 68 Page Number 31
Can this help rule them out?? Confirm they are the right ones?
Ness
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21 Aug 2010 03:44 |
There has been a lot posted on here so sorry if this is duplicate (let me know & I will delete) but the John Babbington born London, living with Helen in Ecclesall Bierlow, was living in Birmingham in 1881! And I am almost certain there is mention of Bishopsgate St???
John BABINGTON Head M Male 42 Scotland Journeyman Bricklayer Jane BABINGTON Wife M Female 37 London St Pancras, London, Middlesex, England John BABINGTON Son U Male 16 London Hampstead, London, Middlesex, England Street Orderly Tender (Scay) Edward BABINGTON Son Male 13 Norwood, Surrey, England Scholar Joseph BABINGTON Son Male 11 Norwood, Surrey, England Scholar -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Dwelling Bishopsgate St Court 20 No 1 Census Place Birmingham, Warwick, England Family History Library Film 1341712 Public Records Office Reference RG11 Piece / Folio 2977 / 119 Page Number 36
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Anthony
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21 Aug 2010 07:51 |
Good Morning People It's a pity we're 2 hours ahead here, looks like I missed a lot of activity overnight, don't you ever sleep? I've just logged on this morning, I am going out but will try to log on later.
I can say to Vanessa that yes you are right, John Babbington born London, living with Helen in Ecc B in 1901 was living in Birmingham in 1871 age 7 at 140 Clifton Rd Aston, Church Aston and again in 1881 at Bishopsgate Street but the ages of mum and dad were really odd, if you take a look at Page 11 my post on 18th Aug asking for 'Help!' I'd managed to find these. Christopher is missing in 1881, he was only 5 in 1871, I can't find a death but I expect he was staying somewhere else - they had 'sleep-overs' even in those days, I just wish they wouldn't have done them on the night of a census! John turns up again on 1891 census at 54 Ryder Street 'married' to Elizabeth (can't find marriage) living with Elizabeth Carringon m-in-law, Joseph brother age 22, Christopher Babington age 1 a boarder (seems odd) and Thomas Carrington age 20 also a boarder. John's name is spelt Babbington in 1871, then Babington in 1881, 1891 and on his death record in 1901, if this is him, I expect you will say don't worry about the spelling but it sometimes makes searching for a novice like me very difficult especially on GR.
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Anthony
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21 Aug 2010 09:56 |
News - the birth certificate for William Clarke 1904 Aston was the wrong William, mother was Louisa, probably a relative though. More info re William from brother in Australia: - he can remember collecting William for Dad's funeral (1982), he was retired then and in a wheelchair, no longer living with Muriel and possibly even re-married, he was still alive for Mum's funeral in 1987. His son William J (known to us as Billy) born1937 Birmingham worked for Post Office Telephones then he did his 2 years National Service in the Royal Signals possibly 1955/56/57 before re-joining the PO Telephone Company or whatever it was called in those days. Does anyone interested in more recent military history know if you can search for someone this way? I was thinking he would have had to give a next of kin and a home address like the Thomas Clarke a few pages back. When pushed (all this searching is turning me into a bully) my brother says he thinks William was younger than Dad. I don't want everyone to think I'm sitting back and letting you do all the work because I am trying, I really am
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