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Do you have an exact DoB for Elizabeth?
Did she have children with LEE?
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?? Northallerton doesn't include Bellerby in it's RD, but only about 20 miles apart
Deaths Sep 1957 (>99%)
LEE Elizabeth 77 Northallerton 1b 629
Do you have the marriage cert. What was John's marital status and
What age was John William Lee and what was his occupation - ? possible to find them on the 1939 register
EDIT - an ancestry tree has him born c1871 and death 1.11.1936 Northallerton, buried St John the Evangelist, Bellerby
There is not a death reg. to fit that unless died out of area
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Surname First name(s) Age District Vol Page
Deaths Dec 1936
Lee John W 65 Darlington 10a 22
The same tree also has Elizabeth death 8.7.1957 Northallerton and buried same place as John
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Name: Mother's Maiden Surname:
JOHNS, ANNIE -
GRO Reference: 1900 J Quarter in POCKLINGTON Volume 09D Page 75
JOHNS, GEORGE -
GRO Reference: 1902 S Quarter in POCKLINGTON Volume 09D Page 73
JOHNS, ARTHUR -
GRO Reference: 1909 J Quarter in POCKLINGTON Volume 09D Page 72
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1911 census has Elizabeth as an inmate of the workhouse
First name(s) Elizabeth
Last name Johns
Registration district Pocklington
Relationship Inmate
Registration district number 518
Marital status Single
Sub district Pocklington
Sex Female
Sub district number 2
Age 32
Enumeration district 7
Age as transcribed 32
Archive reference RG14
Birth year 1879
Piece number 28486
Birth place Yorks Huggate
Schedule 228
Birth place as transcribed Yorks Huggate
Census reference RG14PN28486 RG78PN1633 RD518 SD2 ED7 SN228
Occupation Formerly gen dom servant
RG 78 piece number 1633
Institution name Union Workhouse
Other household member first name(s) -
Full address Pocklington Yorkshire, Pocklington, Yorkshire & Yorkshire (East Riding), England
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Also in the Workhouse -
George Johns aged 9
Arthur Johns aged 2
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? Annie with Grandparents
1911 Census For England & Wales
Huggate York, Huggate, Yorkshire & Yorkshire (East Riding), England
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
William Johnson Blanchard Head Married Male 45 1866 Agricultural labourer Yorkshire Huggate
Annie Johns Granddaughter - Female 10 1901 School Yorkshire Huggate
Albert Blanchard Grandson - Male 3 1908 - Yorkshire Huggate
Sarah Ann Blanchard Wife Married Female 54 1857 - Yorkshire Huggate
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For our info -
1881 England, Wales & Scotland Census
?, Huggate, Pocklington, Yorkshire & Yorkshire (East Riding), England
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
William Johns Head Married Male 28 1853 Farm lab Driffield, Yorkshire, England
Sarah Johns Wife Married Female 24 1857 - Garton, Yorkshire, England
Annie Johns Daughter Single Female 6 1875 Scholar Huggate, Yorkshire, England
Martha Johns Daughter Single Female 4 1877 Scholar Huggate, Yorkshire, England
Elizabeth Johns Daughter Single Female 0 1881 - Huggate, Yorkshire, England
Elizabeth aged 11 months on original of census
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Surname First name(s) District Vol Page
Marriages Dec 1873 (>99%)
Holiday Sarah Anne Pocklington 9d 145
Holliday Sarah Anne Pocklington 9d 145
Johns William Pocklington 9d 145
Not seeing a birth registration for their children - Sarah would only have been c16 at marriage
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Please can anyone help me
I am trying to find out more on an Elizabeth Johns, born 1880 at Huggate, East Yorkshire. Parents, William and Sarah Johns. She had 5 children, 3 survived-
Annie Johns b. 1900
George Johns b. 1902
Arthur Johns b 1909
They were all born in Pocklington workhouse. The two boys were discharged in 1914, but have no idea what happened to them after that.
Elizabeth married John William Lee in Nov 1914. His father was called Robert Lee, a blacksmith.
I believe they moved to the Northallerton area as I found possible burial info on Elizabeth at Bellerby in 1957.
I cannot find the registration of either Elizabeth of John's deaths to be able to get a certificate or where John Lee was born.
Any help would be very much appreciated. Thank you.
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