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1871/1891/1901 ANCESTRY + 61 GLAMORGAN LOOK UPS, O
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Debbie | Report | 1 Aug 2004 11:30 |
KAREN, here they are in 1901.... address: 36 johnstone st civil parish: handsworth eccsiastical parish: holy trinity county: staffs source info: RG13/2714 folio: 42 page: 32 reg district: west bromwich sub-reg district: handsworth walter PARR hd 44 clothes salesman bn glos bristol elizabeth PARR wi 47 wholesale wool milliner bn manchester lancs bruce PARR son 18 steam ?? maker bn birmingham warwick may PARR dau 16 bn birmingham warwick here they are in 1891... address: 8 cedar grove terrace civil parish: harborne eccsiastical parish: the old chapel county: staffs reg district: kings norton sub-reg district: harborne source info: RG12/2362 folio: 48 page: 7 walter PARR hd 36 master tailor elizabeth PARR 36 bruce PARR son 9 scholar may PARR dau 5 scholar james RUCE/RICE brother 25 master tailor bn derbyshire, derby cant find them in 1871 sorry. IF YOU NEED ANOTHER LOOK UP PLEASE JUST ASK OK. kind regards deb |
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Joy | Report | 1 Aug 2004 10:25 |
Many, many thanks, Deb. you are an angel! Joy |
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Irene | Report | 1 Aug 2004 09:30 |
Hi Debra Thank you very much for the kind offer. Could you please lookup the 1871/1891/1901 census for a William James Taylor aged 67 in 1901. Born in Sussex, possibly Arundel or Wadhurst. I would love any details on him and where he was living and who with at the time. Would also love a copy of the census scan if you find him. Thanks. Irene |
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Karen | Report | 1 Aug 2004 01:05 |
Hi Deb, Could i please ask if you can find a Walter Parr or Bruce Frederick Parr on the 1901 census. They should be either in Warwickshire or Staffs. Walter was a Tailor born in Bristol c1854 and Bruce was born in Aston, B'ham in 1881. Many thanks , Karen |
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Debbie | Report | 31 Jul 2004 23:06 |
HI JOY susannah sadd was bn hulver suffolk toll gate house is.... civil parish: ilketshall reg district: wangford sub-reg district: bungay source info: RG10/1774 folio: 5 page: 2 have looked for marriages for emma between 1881-1891 there are about 6 but none in suffolk. if you need another look up please just ask. deb |
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Joy | Report | 31 Jul 2004 22:40 |
Brilliant, Deb. Thank you so much. Job was widowed by 1881. Does it say where his wife Susannah was born, please? - and whereabouts is Toll gate house? I wonder if Emma married after June 1881 when Job died and left everything to her?! Thanks. Joy |
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Debbie | Report | 31 Jul 2004 21:55 |
JOY, cant find her yet in 1891 but have found this in 1871... dont know if this is anything. job sadd hd 57 farmer of 186 acres susannah sadd wi 53 farmers wife emma sadd 31 niece single bn mendham address: toll gate house suffolk deb |
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Joy | Report | 31 Jul 2004 18:46 |
Debra, could you kindly look for me on the 1891 for Emma SADD? In 1881 she was age 41, unmarried, living at High Road, Mettingham, Suffolk. Thank you. Joy |
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Di From | Report | 31 Jul 2004 18:46 |
Hi again Debra I forgot to add that I'd like to know his mother's name and his first marriage was in 1870 to Fanny Treadaway so if you don't have any earlier than that it won't give her name. Regards Diane |
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Di From | Report | 31 Jul 2004 18:42 |
Hi Debra Alfred Cull was born in 1846 and I know that his father was called George from a marriage in 1880 to Louisa Bate. Thanks for looking Diane |
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Debbie | Report | 31 Jul 2004 17:30 |
DIANE could you tell me what year you want me to check, and alfred`s age if poss, s i have got 1 in 1871, 4 in 1891, and 1 in 1901. thanks deb |
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Sandra | Report | 31 Jul 2004 12:12 |
Hi Deb Could you please see if you can find Alexandra Feodora R.. Hickinson c1884 - 1931 who married Claude A. Peckham in June 1910. She is my mother-in-laws mother and because of a family rift nothing is known of her origins. Cant find her at all. Many thanks....Sandra |
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Joy | Report | 31 Jul 2004 11:21 |
Janine, Copied this after googling:- The first national census in England and Wales was taken in 1801 and from then on at 10 year intervals. No census was taken in 1941 as World War II was in progress. Between 1801 and 1831 the only information required was a head count and population statistics according to age and sex. Most of the local returns were later destroyed by central government. 1841: census returns give details of all occupants of a household on the night the census was taken, occupation, age (to the nearest five years) and whether they were born in the county Scotland or Ireland. 1851 - 1891: census returns give details of all occupants of a household on the night it was taken, their relationship, marital status, age (usually accurately recorded), occupation, county and place of birth. 1901: census returns give details of all occupants of a household on the night it was taken, their relationship, marital status, age (usually accurately recorded), occupation, whether or not a person was working at home and county and place of birth. Census information was recorded on the following dates: 7 June 1841 30 March 1851 7 April 1861 2 April 1871 3 April 1881 5 April 1891 31 March 1901 All the returns including 1841 are organised by civil registration districts which are subdivided into villages, towns or townships. Each section of the census return is preceded by a brief description of the area covered and by statistics for the area. Some of the 1821 and 1831 have survived but not many ie Buckinghamshire, and they do include names of the household. If you look in genuki website you'll find more information. 1881 is online, transcribed by the Church of Latter Day Saints, 1901 searchable then you have to pay. Others - some Cornish are free online - google free census to find any others. Otherwise, it's asking for kind lookups - some people have CDs obtainable from S&N, Stepping Stones or Archive CD Books. Usually the CDs are not indexed and an address, or at least area, is needed. Or searching through the films of census at the family records centre in London or local records offices. Hope this helps. Joy |
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Helen in Kent | Report | 31 Jul 2004 09:47 |
Hi Debra, I wonder if you could double-check a family for me in 1871? Months ago someone helped me with this but I have been unable to trace the birth records so wondered if I had got something wrong. The family are: Lock/e Thomas, Emma, George (5), Harry (3) and posibbly Emma (1). They lived in Delce Road, Rochester Kent. The children are supposed to have been born in Chatham but I can't find those details anywhere. Thank-you very much! |
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Di From | Report | 31 Jul 2004 06:12 |
Hi Does it cover London at all because I've been given these folio numbers for Alfred Cull and his family so if you could look for me I'd be very grateful. On the 1851 census Index for St Georges in the East Middlesex. HO 107/1547 St. Marys HO 107/1548 St. Pauls HO 107/1549 St. Johns |
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Andy | Report | 31 Jul 2004 00:38 |
Robert's parents were Robert and Annie GOULD although I'm sure his father was deceased by then. Annie would have been 61 or thereabouts, born Westminster. William's parents were George and Mary PRIOR, but I have no other information on them. Andy. |
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Debbie | Report | 31 Jul 2004 00:14 |
sorry andy, i had`nt forgot about you, but this , has taken a long time, i just cant get anywhere with the name prior or gould have tried different spellings, but the only thing i am coming up with is.... robert gould 12 bn london c.p hanwell pauper inmate and william h t *brookes* age 14 son william hd louisa wi mary dau 18 martha dau 16 george son 9 have you got any parents/siblings or other info i can go on. deb |
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Andy | Report | 30 Jul 2004 23:44 |
Hi Deb, I posted this on your old thread, but only just realised that you must have deleted it, so I don't know whether you had any joy trying to find these two people for me on the 1871 census on Ancestry: William Henry Thomas PRIOR, aged 14/15, born London Chelsea Robert William GOULD, aged 20, born London Pimlico If you can find them on there then it could give me a bit of a breakthrough. Many thanks, Andy |
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Joy | Report | 30 Jul 2004 23:11 |
Thanks, Deb. How frustrating! There are about 5 more on the free online one! and apart from them there should be a few more. Never mind. Thanks for looking. Joy |
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Debbie | Report | 30 Jul 2004 22:55 |
joy, the only VODEN in devon are as follows elizabeth j 26 plymouth wi emma m 1 plymouth dau mabel e 3 plymouth dau robert j 31 plymouth hd william j 4 plymouth son william 50 farrington hd if any of these you are looking for let me know then i will look at the census for you deb |