|
1891 England, Wales & Scotland Census
Caravan, Stoke Lane, Stoke Prior, Leominster, Herefordshire, England
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
Henry Smith Head Married Male 54 1837 Tin Worker England
Caroline Smith Wife Married Female 36 1855 - Worcestershire, England
Eliza Smith Daughter Single Female 24 1867 - Gloucestershire, England
Henry Smith Son Single Male 13 1878 - Newchurch, Radnorshire, Wales
Esther Smith Daughter Single Female 9 1882 - Fownhope, Herefordshire, England
Kate Smith Daughter Single Female 7 1884 - Worcestershire, England
Harriet Smith Daughter Single Female 5 1886 - Worcestershire, England
Enoch Smith Son - Male 3 1888 - Westley, Worcestershire, England
>>Job Smith Grandson - Male 7 1884 - Tenbury, Worcestershire, England
?? Maybe not.
First name(s) Job
Last name Smith
Birth quarter 2
Birth year 1884
Mother's maiden name Laverage
District Tenbury
County Worcestershire
Country England
Volume 6C
Page 285
|
|
1911 Census For England & Wales
Deans Common Mitcheldean Gloucestershire, East Dean, Gloucestershire, England
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
Job Smith Head Married Male 25 1886 Labourer Worcestershire Tenbury
Enos Smith Son - Male 5 1906 - Glos East Dean
Esther Smith Daughter - Female 3 1908 - Glos East Dean
Caroline Smith Daughter - Female 0 1911 - Glos East Dean
>>Jeremiah Smith Brother Single Male 19 1892 Labourer Worcestershire Tenbury
Timothy Smith Brother Single Male 16 1895 Labourer Worcestershire Tenbury
Brookie Smith Brother Single Male 15 1896 Labourer Worcestershire Tenbury
Thomas Smith Brother - Male 12 1899 - Glos N K
Herbert Smith Uncle Married Male 32 1879 Labourer N K
William Smith Cousin - Male 21 1890 Labourer N K
Rosannah Smith Cousin - Female 18 1893 - N K
Sidney Smith Cousin - Male 16 1895 Labourer N K
Trabina Smith Mother Widow Female 47 1864 - N K
Wow what a wealth of names and relationships. Gypsies under canvas is written at the bottom.
|
|
Thanks, that takes it back a bit further again. I wonder if they were all living together under the same canvas!
Annie
|
|
Job
Last name Smith
Birth quarter 2
Birth year 1884
Mother's maiden name Laverage
District Tenbury
County Worcestershire
Country England
Volume 6C
Page 285
Name: Job Smith
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Birth Date: 24 Apr 1888
Residence Year: 1939
Address: Garford, Yarkhill
Residence Place: Ledbury, Herefordshire, England
Occupation: Clothes Peg Maker
Line Number: 9
Schedule Number: 1
Sub Schedule Number: 9
Enumeration District: OGJE
Borough: Ledbury
Registration district: 335-1 Special 6
Inferred Spouse:
Comfort Smith
Inferred Children:
Darkie Smith -- dorcas
Jeremiah Smith
Ethel Smith
Darkie Smith
Household Members Age
Sarah Downes
32
Dorothy Downes
2
This record is officially closed.
This record is officially closed.
Mabel M N Smith
35
This record is officially closed.
This record is officially closed.
Phyllis M Birch
15
Job Smith 51
Comfort Smith
52
Name: Comfort Davies
Registration Date: Apr 1919
[May 1919]
[Jun 1919]
Registration Quarter: Apr-May-Jun
Registration District: Bedwellty
Inferred County: Monmouthshire
Spouse: Job Smith
Volume Number: 11a
Page Number: 275
Name: Dorcas Smith
Baptism Age: 0
Record Type: Baptism
Birth Date: 31 Dec 1918
Baptism Date: 26 Jan 1919
Baptism Place: Aberystruth, Monmouthshire, Wales
Father:
Job Smith
Mother:
Comfort Smith
Comfort
Last name Davies
Event year 1919
Birth year 1883
Marriage year 1919
Spouse's first name(s) Job
Spouse's last name Smith
County Monmouthshire
Country Wales
Marriage place Nantyglo
Page 11
Age 36
Banns year -
Marriage date 07 Apr 1919
Spouse's age 37
Spouse's birth year 1882
Spouse's father's last name Smith
Spouse's father's first name(s) Henry ------
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Record
|
|
Thanks, Maddie. That's another one to look at. I can't believe how much information has come out of this!
Annie
|
|
I know this was a while ago but I've just finished this tree - I say finished but it never really is - using the information you all supplied. It turns out the family were travellers and I've learned a lot about their way of life along the way. With your help I've got the certs I needed which was a great help. I couldn't have done it without you so I'd like to say a big thank you to you all.
Annie
|
