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That's brill thanks Jacqueline

They are children from the 1901 census I posted

Does anyone know where I should look to find when and if Irene travelled back to England please

I'm about confused about the last 2 posts were do these fit in please Jacqueline or are theses other possible match?

First name(s) EDITH E
Last name SALISBURY
Marriage quarter 3
Marriage year 1921
EDITH E SALISBURY married RICHARD M TRENBERTH
District KINGS NORTON
District number -
County Worcestershire
Country England
Volume 6D Page 103


First name(s) EDITH ELIZABETH
Last name TRENBERTH
Gender Female
Birth day 30
Birth month 3
Birth year 1892
Death quarter 3
Death year 1975
District EXETER
County Devon
Volume 21
Page 1006

SALISBURY BEATRICE ANNIE 1901 — 1901 England & Wales births 1837-2006 Kings Norton, Worcestershire, England

SALISBURY BEATRICE A 1901 1903 1903 England & Wales deaths 1837-2007 Birmingham, Warwickshire, England

Oh I've only just seen all this info Jacqueline I'm on a phone so it's not too good just going to read through it now thanks

It will make interesting read Kay brill it might help me find some more info thanks, thanks Jacqueline much appreciated I found a tree on ancestry but I'm not subscribed to that site Shirley thanks

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HODSON HENRIETTA 1901 — 1901 Births & baptisms Aston, Warwickshire, England


1911 England, Wales & Scotland Census Transcription
Poplar Cottage Hadley St Hockley, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England


First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Occupation Age Birth year Birth place
Charles Hodson Head Married Male Labourer General 48 1863 Warwickshire Birmingham Transcription
Kate Hodson Wife Married Female - 48 1863 Warwickshire Birmingham Transcription
Alfred Hodson Son Single Male Roller Skate Worker 19 1892 Warwickshire Birmingham Transcription
Frederick Hodson Son Single Male Electric Welder 15 1896 Warwickshire Birmingham Transcription
Heneritta Hodson Daughter Single Female School 9 1902 Wariwckshire Birmingham Transcription

First name(s) GEORGE FREDERICK
Last name SALISBURY
Gender Male
Birth day 8
Birth month 11
Birth year 1898
Age -
Death quarter 2
Death year 1973
District BIRMINGHAM
County Warwickshire
Volume 9C
Page 1008

1901 England, Wales & Scotland Census Transcription
53, Highbury Road, Kings Heath, Kings Norton, Worcestershire, England

First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
Albert E Salisbury Head Married Male 30 1871 Tram Engine Driver Worcestershire, England Transcription
Emily J Salisbury Wife Married Female 29 1872 - Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England Transcription
Edith E Salisbury Daughter Single Female 9 1892 - Worcestershire, England Transcription
George F Salisbury Son Single Male 2 1899 - Worcestershire, England Transcription
Beatrice A Salisbury Daughter Single Female 0 1901 - Worcestershire, England Transcription

His mother was an only child

Her parents' marriage


Marriages Sep 1921 (>99%)

Hodson Henrietta Salisbury King's N. 6d 95
Salisbury George F Hodson King's N. 6d 95

NZ,.AUS, Canada and Rhosesia all had a policy of a 2 year army stint,,,,at 18 they were drafted,,,,,Uk it was called national service.--compulsary, with some exceptions as not all had to do it.

The early 60s in some parts of SA was not a good time and many migrants returned or maybe moved on to new pastures,,,,,,,


have a read up and see if it throws up any probable answers.


Most migrated for a life style that they couldnt achive in UK.......they were offered a honey pot.some returned because they were homesick,,,,some just couldnt settle into the new countries ways,some never got the golden egg or the swimming pool in the backgarden......!

BBQ wasnt heard of in UK,,,,the nearest thing was a sausage cooked on a camp fire on a camping holiday.... :-D :-D :-D.

Oh right Interesting I wonder what made them choose the countries they did , how different things were back then so did people migrate after the war incase another war broke out so they couldn't be called back? Or was it for the work? I should read up more on this .

Up till 1966 Rhodesia was part of the British Commonwealth and came under the uk crown.

£10 pom was the given name by Australians to those who got assisted passage for only £10 to migrate to Australia as they were badly in need of skilled workers..Australia was one of the many countries after the war that people migrated to,,,,,Canada being one and South Africa ,along with New Zealand.

No a cousin within our family,,,,,,he chose to fly to OZ and went for £10,,,,,,a £10 pom,,,British people are called Pom or pommys in OZ........ :-D.

One of my dads cousins do you mean? And what's a £10 Pom is that like a cheap ticket sorry I only just noticed this bit of info I must of missed it earlier

My mum thinks they had my dad in Warwickshire then moved to West Ham and had his sister them emergrated to Harare, Rhodesia and he mentioned Zimbabwe, newzealand and lastly Canada he mentioned his mum Irene worked for Reuters but as what we don't know

With my dad dying when I was so young it's hard to know. When and why he left his dad was in the army and died but I'm not sure when he died if it was in the army or after my mum tries to remember as much as she can but it was a long time ago

Up to 1962 2 year national service was in place in the uk and if he hadnt taken up residence in another country he may have got his call up papers and had to return.? just an idea.

I have no idea what yeAr they left or how or when they came back but I'm assuming my dad came back on his own and his mum and sister lived in Canada