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| 151 | 1851 Census Galley Common Stockingford James GREATREX Head 56 Hand Loom Ribbon Weaver Empl 12 Hands Stockingford-WAR Hannah GREATREX Wife 67 Hand Loom Ribbon Weaver Stockingford-WAR Maria GREATREX DauL 37 Hand Loom Ribbon Weaver Nuneaton-WAR Harriet BALL SWiD 11 Silk Winder Stockingford-WAR | Greatrex, James (I3380)
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| 152 | 1851 Census Sheepy Parva Thomas Parsons Head 26 Ag Lab b. Lei Upton Elizabeth Parsons Wife 30 b. Sibson Mary Parsons Dau 10 b. Bedworth *** NB Emma Parsons Dau 5 b. Ratcliffe Culey Thomas Parsons son 4month b. Ratcliffe Culey NB * Mary Hacket**** ***************************************************** 1861 Census Ratcliffe Culey Thomas Parsons Head 38 Labourer b. Upton Elizabeth " Wife 44 b. Sibson Thomas " Son 10 b. Sheepy Magna Ellen " Dau 4 b. Ratcliffe Harriet " Dau 1 b. Ratcliffe ********************************************************* 1871 Census Ratcliffe Culey Thomas Parsons Head 48 Ag Lab b. Upton Elizabeth Parsons Wife 51 b. Sibson Elizabeth Parsons Dau UnMarr 22 Factory Hand b. Sheepy Parva Thomas Hackett Grandson 7 b. Ratcliffe Culey ********************************************************************** ********* Church Lane, Ratcliffe Culey, Leicester, England 1881 Census RG11 Piece 3057 Folio 86 Page 7 Thomas PARSONS M 57 M Upton, Leicester, England Rel:Head Occ:Agrl Lab Elizabeth PARSONS M 61 F Sibson, Leicester, England Rel:Wife Ellen HENTON M 23 F Ratcliffe Culey, Leicester, England Rel:Daur Joseph HENTON M 23 M Sibson, Leicester, England Rel:Son In Law Occ:Agrl Lab Thomas HENTON 4 M Huntingdon, Stafford, England Rel:Grandson ********************************************************************* 1891 Census Lee House Ratcliffe Culey Thomas Parsons Head Widower 63 Farm Labourer b. Upton Lei ********************************************************************** ************* | Parsons, Thomas (I5280)
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| 153 | 1881 5 Court 1 House Alma Street John Malfield 30 Sportin Gun Action Filer b. Wolverhapton Staffs Sophia Malfield 29 Alfred H. Malfield 7 Florance H. Malfield 4 Lyle Malfield 1 ********************************************************** 1891 Census 31 Bright Terrace Guildford Street John Maxfield 40 Gun Action Filer b. Wolverhampton Sophia Maxfield 39 b. Birmingham Maud Maxfield 16Dress Maker b. Birmingham Florence Maxfield 14 Remainder b. Aston Lyal Maxfield 11 Edith Maxfield 8 John Maxfield 8/12 ************************************************** 1901 Census 111 Alma Street Lozells Aston Birmingham John Maxfield 50 Gun Action Filler Warks Remainder b. Aston Sophia Maxfield 49 Maud Maxfield 26 Gun Worker Florence Harriet Maxfield 24 Gun Worker Edith A Maxfield 18 Gun Worker John Maxfield 10 Francis W Maxfield 2 Lyd Maxfield 21 Ada Fitton 20 Visitor ************************************************************************** 1911 Census Burton Upon Trent Workhouse MAXFIELD, John Casual Married M 62 1849 General Labourer Warwicks Birmingham MAXFIELD, Mary Casual Married M 47 Married 5 Yeas no Children Warwicks Birmingham *********************************************************************************************************** | Maxfield, John (I7578)
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| 154 | 1891 Census Bulkington Lane, Foleshill; WAR 4 room house William C Priest hd 29 hat packer Chilvers Coton Emily Priest Wf 28 Hat trimmer Chilvers Coton Mary da 3 Bedworth William G so 2m Bedworth Mary Tonks silaw 15 Hat Trimmer Chilvers Coton | Priest, William Arthur Finney (I5478)
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| 155 | 1891 Census Gough Rd Edgbaston, Kings Norton William H Avery head male age 54 living on own means b Shropshire England Ellen Avery wife female age 47 b Staffordshire Henry H Avery son age 20 bStaffordshiore Lucy J Avery daur age 18 b Staffordshire Florence M Avery daur age14 b Staffordshire Mabel Avery daur age 14 b Warwickshire Rebecca Evans servant age 36 b Shropshire Alice Bonell servant age 33 b Lichfield Lavinia Gardner servant age17 b England | Gardner, Lavinia (I8342)
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| 156 | 1901 Census 102 Charlotte Road Kings Norton RG13/2805 Folio 72 page 29 NB Clara listed Married no sign of Samuel!!!!! He is Possibly committed to some mental hospital see his 1911 census detail Clara Bolstridge HD M 42 1859 Warw BirminghamWash Woman Luke Bolstridg e19 1882 Warcs BirminghamNo Work James Bolstridge 16 1885 Warcs BirminghamBrick Maker Thomas Bolstridge 15 1886 Warcs BirminghamBrick Maker Florence Bolstridge 10 1891 Warcs Birmingham Maud Bolstridge 9 1892 Worcs Ten Acres Arthur Bolstridge 7 1894 Worcs Stirchley Mark Bolstridge 5 1896 Worcs Kings Norton ****************************************************************************************** 1911 Census 29, Warren Road, Stirchley In the children section she was listed as married 27 years 12 children 2 dead (the 12 must include those from Samuel's previous marriage BOLSTRIDGE, Clara Head Married F 51 1860 Birmingham BOLSTRIDGE, Maud Daughter Single F 19 1892 Store Keeper In Chocolate Works Kings Norton Worcestershire BOLSTRIDGE, Mark Son Single M 15 1896 Brass Foundry Works Kings Norton Worcester BOLSTRIDGE, Arthur Son Single M 17 1894 Brass Foundry Works Kings Norton Worcester *********************************************************************************************************************** | Cherry, Clara (I2479)
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| 157 | 1911 Census 10 Station Street Blyth Tynemouth BOLSTRIDGE, John Robert Head Married M 27 1884 Miner Face Work Choppington BOLSTRIDGE, Margaret E Wife Married 2 years 1 Child F 24 1887 Blyth BOLSTRIDGE, Alice Daughter Single F 1 1910 Blyth -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Discharge Papers Abstract Private 21/999 John Robert Bolstridge pf 29th Nurthumberland Fusilers Discharged at Newcastle 15/1/1919 26 Middle Row Isabella Pit Blythe Injury to left Ankle at Discharge awarded pension 2 children Alice 26 12 09 and Olive 3/8/16 Married 9/5/09 ******************************************************* | Bolstridge, John Robert (I1092)
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| 158 | 1911 Census 65 Butlin St Nechells Birmingham OSEMAN, Thomas Head Married M 63 1848 Bricklayer Aston Birmingham BOLSTRIDGE, Arthur Son In Law Married M 30 1881 Musician London BOLSTRIDGE, Lily Daughter Married 1 years F 30 1881 Aston Birmingham OSEMAN, Leah Daughter Single F 32 1879 Domestic Servant Aston Birmingham OSEMAN, Jessie Granddaughter F 6 1905 School Aston Birmingham *************************************************************************************** | Bolstridge, Arthur William (I709)
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| 159 | 1911 Census Messrs J Rotherham esq 31 Boundary Street Shoreditch BOULDSTRIDGE, Archibald Cecil Assistant Single M 16 1895 Apprentice London Clerkenwell Abstract of WW1 Service Records Enlisted on 9 Sep 1914 for three years Service No 44355 RGA Archibald Bouldstridge Born Clerkenwell aged 19 a Drapers Assistant served a 3 year apprenticeship with J Rotherham of Shoreditch expiring in 1913 Promoted to Full Corporal 11/8/1915 Home Address 32 Pemberton Road Harringay Was Gassed on 20/8/1918 Discharged 20 Feb 1919 (acting Serjeant) Next of Kin Mrs E Bouldstridge 33 Pemberton Road Harringay | Bouldstridge, Archibald Cecil (I1614)
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| 160 | 1911 Census Stickney Lincolnshire YATES, Herman Head Married M 51 1860 Farmer Cottage Sibsey Lincolnshire YATES, Lucy Wife Married 26 years F 49 1862 Stickford Lincolnshire 7 Children 6 Surviving BOLSTRIDGE, Edith Daughter Married F 24 1887 Sibsey Lincolnshire Married 2 Years YATES, Albitt Son M 14 1897 Sibsey Lincolnshire YATES, Maud Daughter F 12 1899 Sibsey Lincolnshire YATES, Leslie Son M 7 1904 Stickney Lincolnshire YATES, Bessie Daughter F 4 1907 Stickney Lincolnshire ***************************************************************************** | Yates, Herman (I7541)
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| 161 | 1939 Register 106 Twycross Street, Leicestershire, Leicester C.B., England Charles T Bradshaw 28 Dec 1912 Male Domestic Electrical Apparatus Repairs & Maintenance Married Clara Bradshaw 02 Mar 1911 Female Unpaid Domestic Duties Married Tom (Thomas Charles) Bradshaw 25 Oct 1935 Male Under School Age ***************************************************** | Bradshaw, Charles Thomas (I8823)
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| 162 | Link  http://www.lastingtribute.co.uk/tributeLasting Tribute is owned by Associated Northcliffe Digital, a sister company of Northcliffe Media Group, and is managed by a team based in Derby, England. Lasting Tribute contains a searchable database of more than 860,000 notices that have appeared in local newspapers owned by Northcliffe Media Group since mid-2002. Around 3,000 new notices from these newspapers are added to the site each week. | Source (S278)
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| 163 | Address: 4, Villiers Street, Bury County: Lancashire HALL, Thomas Head Married M 42 1859 Hatter Finisher Atherstone, Warwickshire HALL, Tamer Wife Married F 43 1858 Hatter Trimmer Baddesley Ensor, Warwickshire HALL, Tamer Daughter Single F 17 1884 Cotton Weaver Atherstone, Warwickshire HALL, Eliza Daughter Single F 14 1887 Cotton Weaver Atherstone, Warwickshire HALL, George Son Single M 12 1889 Scholar Atherstone, Warwickshire HALL, William Son Single M 4 1897 Scholar Bury, Lancashire HALL, Harry Son Single M 2 1899 Bury, Lancashire | Hall, Thomas (I7810)
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| 164 | Baptised July 17 1846 n Sibson Note in margin said Privately Baptised in Bedworth Surname Given as Parsons born Hackett | Hackett, Mary (I3663)
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| 165 | In the 1881 Census Sarah was a Charwoman living on her own at Wharf Road Market Bosworth | Parsons, Sarah (I5275)
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| 166 | Ireland, Civil Registation Indexes 1845-1958 Edward Norton residence 1869 Dublin South, marriage 1869 Dublin South Mary Anne Mathews residence 1869 Dublin South, marriage 1869 Dublin South Registation district Dublin South, marriages 1869 vol 12 page 614, dig folder 4179384 Area- Dublin (RC) Parish/Church - St Mary Marriage of Edward Norton of N/R and Mary A Mathews of N/R on 14th July 1869 Husband Wife Name Edward Norton Mary A Mathews Adress N/R N/R Occupation N/R N/R Father N/R N/R Mother N/R N/R Husband Denomination RC Wife Denomination RC Witness 1 Robert Harnessy Witness 2 Catherine King Book Number Page Entry Record_Identifier N/R N/R N/R DU-RC-MA-62783 The Church register page containing this record has not yet been imaged 1871 census at 106 Glass House, Grendon (next to Grendon Lodge) gives Edward Norton head age 28 gardener born Dublin Mary Ann Norton wife age 28 born Atherstone 1881 census gives family home as Glasshouse Gardens Grendon, next to Grendon Lodge , but Edward is not there. 1881 Census NB Edward Joseph not There Wife stated as married Mary A. NORTON M 39 F Atherstone, Warwick, England Rel Head Occ : Laundress Frances M. NORTON 9 F Atherstone, Warwick, England Rel: Daur Occ:Scholar Agnes M. NORTON 7 F Taunton, Somerset, England Rel: Daur Occ:Scholar Margaret M. NORTON 5 F Thirsk, York, England Rel :Daur Occ: Scholar John J.E. NORTON 2 M Atherstone, Warwick, England Rel: Son From cert copy of death certificate; died 16th March 1911 Lunatic Assylum Hatton, Edward Joseph Norton, age 68 years, gardener of Union Workhouse Atherstone, acute oedema of lungs about 48 hours pon? (dementia) certified by Alfd Miller M.B. informant Alfd Miller Superintendant Lunatic Assylum Hatton, registered 22nd March 1911,P.Coy registrar. I have been able to find Edward in the 1871 census living at Glass Gardens, his family are there in the 1881 census but he is missing. From Hatton Asylum record c1891 he is probably in Middx Asylum (Banstead) appearing as E.N. He then appears in Hatton Asylum in the 1891 census as J. E. N. His wife having died in 1890 and four nof his children having died in the mid 1880s, he took to the drink. From the 1891 record he had also been in the Canterbury Asylum (probably St Augustines) with his first attack aged 32. He is not recorded as being in Hatton in the 1901 census. Asylum records give his address as " the Vineries", Grendon. NOTE. Glasshouse Grardens is the piece of land between Grendon Lodge and the railway line. The maps of c1880 show a couple of houses and large greenhouses there, the site at present is occupied by one bungalow. From"The History of Atherstone" this piece of land was owned by the Govonors of Atherstone Grammer School and had been considered for industrial use from 1890 to 1933 but never built on. ( Was this land left as an Atherstone Charity in the past? ) | Norton, Edward Joseph (I5025)
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| 167 | Lyng Lane, West Bromwich.., Warwickshire Christchurch Parish PAMPLIN, John Head Married M 46 1815 Brush Maker PAMPLIN, Rebecca Wife Married F 34 1827 Dressmaker Warwick, Warwickshire PAMPLIN, Blanche Daughter F 8 1853 Birmingham, Warwickshire PAMPLIN, Henry Son M 4 1857 Birmingham, Warwickshire ****************************************************************************************************************************** | Pamplin, John (I7776)
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| 168 | Paradise Street, West Bromwich Christchurch Parish RICHARDS, Richard Head Married M 67 1784 Tailor Warwick RICHARDS, Elizabeth Wife Married F 66 1785 Tailor's Wife Broad Maston, Gloucestershire PAMPLIN, John Son-In-Law Married M 36 1815 Brush Maker Halford Bridge, Warwickshire PAMPLIN, Rebecca Daughter Married F 25 1826 Waistcoat Maker Warwick, Warwickshire ************************************************************************************************************************************************************** | Richards, Richard (I7779)
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| 169 | Source Medium: Email | Source (S221)
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| 170 | Street address: 46 Castle Street, Coseley Nr Bilston Married 16 years 6 Children 2 died Household Members: Name Age John Sharp 38 Cowman Dairy Farm b. Tipton Emily Sharp 36 b. Tipton William Sharp 14 Moulders Assistant b. Tipton Harry Sharp 8 b. Tipton Gilbert Sharp 6 b. Coseley Leonard Sharp 4 b. Coseley | Sharp, John (I8481)
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| 171 | This John may well be same as the one born 1751 baptising children at Maxstoke in 18011/12/1999 This assumption that the John Bolstridge and Mary who were baptising children at Maxstoke en-bloc in 1801 is the John born at Astley in 1770 is extremely suspect. This was part of Norman Dudley's research but he has failed to examine the Bolstridge activity in the Meriden Corley Maxstoke areas as a possible source. These are entered under various spellings ie Boastridge Bastridge Bowlstridge Boatsridge. The Meriden/Maxstoke borders are ill defined further examination of the registers is required at Corely and Maxstoke. I suspect that this link is the so far unlinked marriage of Samuel Bolstridge and Elizabeth Bratch. See James Bolstridge Ref 2116 for further details Today 17/01/01 Confirmed incorrect link, Irah was 17 when baptised, Maxstoke Registers. This link now detached! ********************************************************************** **** *************************************** NB at Great Packington a Thomas Bolstridge was buried on Nov 26 1781 ********************************************************************** ***************** Further examination of the Maxstoke registers reveals John Boastridge witnessing 2 marriages in 1770. This is the same John who married at Packington as the hand is the same. ********************************************************************** ********************************************* Witnesses of marriage (1) William Leeson (2) Thomas Stain Minister John Jaques Curate From Martyn Parson's notes; Examination of the Maxstoke registers reveals John Boastridge witnessing 2 marriages in 1770. This is the same John who married at Gt Packington as the hand is the same. | Bolstridge, John (I1076)
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| 172 | Thomas Hands died in Dec 1821 before Richard finished his apprenticeship and under the terms of his indentures he was removed to Ratcliffe Blacksmith Note :- in 1851 George Hands a Blacksmith age 75 was lodging with William West( b. Ratcliffe) and His wife Jane (Hands) at Abbey Street Nuneaton. Also in 1881 there was a Thomas Hands Blacksmith born Hartshill in 1842 operating as a Blacksmith at Sheepy Parva | Tonks, Richard (I6485)
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| 173 | Tixall, Stafford, England Edward HODGKISSON M 37 M Carlton, Leicester, England Rel: Head Occ: Ag Lab Mary HODGKISSON M 37 F Ratcliffe Culey, Leicester, England Rel: Wife Charles F. HODGKISSON 11 M Ratcliffe Culey, Leicester, England Rel: Son Occ: Scholar Sarah J. HODGKISSON 10 F Broncote, Stafford, England Rel: Dau Occ: Scholar Abraham D. HODGKISSON 5 M Gt Haywood, Stafford, England Rel: Son Occ: Scholar Mary H. HODGKISSON 3 F Gt Haywood, Stafford, England Rel: Dau Occ: Scholar | Tonks, Mary (I6455)
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| 174 | Where was George Tonks in the 4 years before the birth of his son and his marriage. It has been suggested he may have been in India as when his daughters died in the house at Ratcliffe, Jasmin Cottage, there were found coins and stamps from India dated the 1860's. He was the parish constable in 1885 - 1895 at Ratcliffe and his account book has been deposited at the Leicester Records office. ********************************************************************** **** ******************************* 1871 Census Ratcliffe Culey RG10 - 3166 Folio 22 George Tonks Head 33 Ag Lab b. Ratcliffe Culey Jane Tonks Wife 29 b. Upton George Tonks Son 6 b. Upton Clara Tonks dau 2 b. Ratcliffe Culey Alice Tonks Dau 5 months b. Ratcliffe Culey ********************************************************************** **** 1881 Census George TONKS M 41 M Ratcliffe Culey, Leicester, England Rel: Head Occ: Agrl Lab Jane TONKS M 38 F Upton, Leicester, England Rel: Wife Occ: Dress Maker Clara TONKS 12 F Ratcliffe Culey, Leicester, England Rel: Daur Occ: Scholar Alice E. TONKS 10 F Ratcliffe Culey, Leicester, England Rel: Daur Occ: Scholar Lucy J. TONKS 3 F Ratcliffe Culey, Leicester, England Rel: Daur ********************************************************************** *** 1891 Census Ratcliffe Culey next door to School Cottage 3 roomed cottage George Tonks Head 54 General Labourer b. Ratcliffe Jane Tonks Wife 51 Dress Maker b. Upton ********************************************************************** ***** 1901 Census to the right of Red House Farm George Tonks 64 Farm Labourer b. Ratcliffe Jane " 61 Dress Maker b. Upton ************************************************************** 1911 Census Ratcliffe Culey Village George Tonks Head 73 Widower 3 Children Living 2 dead Retired Labourer "b. Market Bosworth Leic" ?? Clara Tonks 40 single dau "b. Market Bosworth Leic" ?? ******************************************************************************************** | Tonks, George (I6361)
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| 175 | Huddlestone, Christopher (I4160)
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| 177 | Tonks, Ellen (I6342)
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| 178 | Wase, Margaret (I7054)
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| 179 | Near South Molton | Bouchier, William (I1607)
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| 180 | (Birmingham Mid Tramway Car Worker) | Bolstridge, James (I1018)
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| 181 | (North America from Baptism) | Baldwin, Levi (I307)
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| 182 | (noted born London in Cork Census 1901 and 1911) | Wolfe, Jonathan Richard (I7334)
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| 183 | (Otmoor) | Treadwell, John (I6558)
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| 184 | *********************************** Proviso :- No proof yet that the John registered in Newcastle in 1847 is the same John in Missouri in the 1880 Census Awaiting Marriage and Birth certificate also access to the 1851 Census for Houghton Le Spring. Jan 2005---------Details from the 1871 census provide proof 1871 Census 35 & 37 Brunswick Street (Poultry Shop) Gateshead Alexander McLeish Head 36 Landscape Gardener b. Scotland Christiana McLeish Wife 45 b. Whittingham; NBL John Bolstridge Step Son 24 Joiner b. Newcastle Jane Bolstridge S/Son's Wife b. Scotland Robert Bolstridge StepSon 13 b. Gateshead Henrietta J Bolstridge S/Son's Dau b. Darlington; DUR Janet Bolstridge ----------- " ------------------- ****************************************************************** 1880 US Census St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri District 177 (St Louis 15th Ward Bounded E. by Mercer Ave., S. by Chouteau Ave., W. by Jefferson Ave., First Enumeration John BOLSTRIDGE Self M M W 34ENG Occ:Millright Fa: ENG Mo: ENG Jane BOLSTRIDGE Other F M W 32 SCOT Occ:Kp. House Fa: SCOT Mo: SCOT Henriette BOLSTRIDGE F S W 12 ENG At School Fa: ENG Mo: SCOT Elizabeth BOLSTRIDGE F S W 7 NY At School Fa: ENG Mo: SCOT Martha BOLSTRIDGE F S W 1 ST LOUIS MO Fa: ENG Mo: SCOT ********************************************************************** ***************** Second Enumeration : John BOLSTIRED Self M M W 34ENG Occ:Millwright Fa: ENG Mo: ENG Jane BOLSTIRED Wife F M W 32 SCO Occ:Keeping House Fa: SCO Mo: SCO Henrietta BOLSTIRED Dau F S W 12 Eng Lizzie BOLSTIRED Dau F S W 7 NY Fa: ENG Mo: SCO Mattie BOLSTIRED Dau F S W 2 MO Fa: ENG Mo: SCO ********************************************************************** ********************** 1900 Census 1130 Madison Street St Louis Missorie John Bolstridge Head Oct 1847 52 Eng Eng Eng Machinist Jane Bolstridge Wife June 1850 Scot Scot Scot Henrietta Bolstridge Dau Jul 1873 Eng Eng Scot Elizabeth Bolstridge Dau Feb 1878 MO Eng SCOT William Bolstyridge Son Nov 1880 MO Eng Scot Buddlerman Raymond Grandson Nov 1896 MO ENG SCOT ******************************************************** 1910 Us Census 3 Wd St Louis District 36 Missouri 1130 Madison Street, John Bolstridge Head 64 Eng Eng Eng Machinist Jane Bolstridge Wife 62 Scot Scot Scot John and Jane married 42 years 8 Children 3 surviving William Bolstridge Son 29 single MO ENG SCOT Salon Bar Tender Raymond Berlaman Grandson 13 MO Germany MO Etta Bolstridge Dau 41 Single Eng Eng Eng Inspector Clock Company ****************************************************************** | Bolstridge, John (I1083)
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| 185 | ****************************************************************** 1841 Census Wisemoor - Walsall Archives All born in County John Hill 35 Key Maker Ann " 35 John " 15 Caroline " 13 William " 11 Louisa " 9 Jonah " 7 Emma " 5 Elisha " 3 Joseph " 1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- Next door were the following family All except Sophia NOT born in county John Baldwin 76 Ag Lab Ann " 39 Sarah " 5 Sophia " 10months Elisha Jarvis 14 ******************************************************************** 1851 Census Wolverhampton Lane Walsall Folio 189 HILL John HD 45 Gardener Wolverhampton HILL Elizabeth WI 58 Walsall HILL Eliza DA 9 Walsall **************************************************************** 1861 Census RG9 - 2014 Folio 143 Shaws Leasowe John Hill Head 60 Gardener (Master) b. Wolverhampton Elizabeth Hill Wife 64 b. Walsall ***************************************************************** | Hill, John (I3964)
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| 186 | ****************************************************************** 1861 Census RG9 - 3592 Folio 136 Transcribed verbatum See Note Brightside Bierlow Sheffield Verdon Street (right Side going up) James Duffield Head 25 Puddler (iron) b. Staffordshire Selina Duffield Wife 30 b. Staffordshire Elizabeth Duffield Dau 1 b. Sheffield Edward Duffield Son 10 b. Staffordshire William Price Brother In Law 24 Puddler Iron b. Staffordshire Charlotte Price Daughter in Law 20 b. Sheffield Ann Elizabeth Dau in Law 8 Weeks b. Sheffield NB there are a lot of errors here Edward is his brother not son Charlotte is his Brother in law's wife not daughter in law Ann Elizabeth is William and Charlottes dau **************************************************************** 1871 Census RG10 - 4694 Folio 44 Brightside Bierlow Sheffield 129 Normanton St. James Duffield Head Mar 36 Puddler b. Staffordshire Leek Selina Duffield Wife 40 b. Staffordshire Leek Elizabeth Duffield Dau 12 Scholar b. Sheffield Annie " " 6 -------- " -------------- Quite why the enumerator wrote Leek is a mystery all other census data is consistant ********************************************************************** ************ Station Road Dore, Derby RG11 - 4628 Folio 84 James DUFFIELD M 45 M Tipton, Stafford, England Rel:Head Occ:Manager Of Steel Works Selina DUFFIELD M 50 F Wordesley, Stafford, England Rel:Wife Occ:Managers Wife Elizabeth DUFFIELD U 21 F Sheffield, York, England Rel:Daur Occ:Managers Daughter Annie Maria DUFFIELD 15 F Sheffield, York, England Rel:Daur Occ:Managers Daughter Sarah PARKES U 19 F Sheffield, York, England Rel:Servant Occ:Cook Domestic Serv Ann NORAH U 18 F Dronfield, Derby, England Rel:Servant Occ:House Maid Domestic Serv ********************************************************************** ******************* 1891 Census RG12 - 4304 Workington, Cumberland Ashfield, High Street, Workington James Duffield Hd 56 b. Tipton Iron Works Manager Selina " Wf 57 b. Worcester; WOR Dorothy E Moorwood -- 5 b. Sheffield Ada Price 23 b. Dronfield DBY cook Margaret Taylor 22 b. " House Maid ********************************************************************** * 1901 Census Cockermouth Bridekirk Tallantire Hall James Duffield Head 67 Ironmaster b. Tipton Selina Wife 69 b. Wordsley; WOR Ann Waite sgl 30 Housemaid b. Workington Frances Hardy sgl 33 Cook b. Workington Margaret Taylor snl 32 Housemaid b. Dronfield ********************************************************************** ******* In 1904 James and his younger brother Noah in the company of Richard Sharp entered New York as tourists bound for Bridgeport CT James Age 70 From Cockermouth, Noah age 46 a Merchant from Workington Richard an Engineer also from Workington. ********************************************************************** ******** | Duffield, James (I2991)
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| 187 | ******************************************************************** 1891 Census 4 House 7 Court Wood Street Emma Sheldon Head Wid 79 living on own mweans David Duffill Son in law 33 gen labourer Honor Duffill Daughter 33 John Duffill G Son 11 David Duffill G son 7 Mary J Duffill G Dau 4 ***************************************************** | Clews, Emma (I7706)
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| 188 | ******************************************************************** This is appropriation of the Manor of South Croxton ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- ------------ Fine : Easter 2/3 Philip and Mary, 1556 Anthony Alyn plaintiff and Francis Myssendyne gent and Alice his wife, deforciants of the Manor of South Croxton and 3 Messuages, 2 Cottages, 5 Gardens, 6 Tofts, 1 dovehouse 200 acres of land 100 of meadow 100 of pasture 20 of wood 40s rent and view of the frankpledge in South Croxton, Barsby and Newbold (Folville). Fine : Easter 2 Elisabeth, 1560 Anthony Alyn plaintiff and Thomas Asheby and Anne his wife, deforciants of 2 Messuages 4 curtilages 100 acres of land 40 of meadow 6 of pasture 2 of wood and common pasture for 6 beasts and 60 sheep in South Croxton. ********************************************************************** Scraptoft (Manuscript notes 5D33/192A) All saints Muster Rolls Henry VIII (1509 - 1546) Antony Alline and Thomas Bishop Archers Lay Subsidy 14 Elizabeth (1572) Antony Alline in Lands ?5 13s4d Tax No Allen in subsidy etc after 1572 ********************************************************************** * Will of Anthony Allen Ref :-1572 Folio 35 Anthony Allyn of Scraptoft Abstract : Testator: Anthony Allen of Scraptoft Date: 16 March Elizabeth 13 (1569/70) Burial : To be buried in the Church at Scraptoft Bequests :- To the poor 6s 8d To Thomas Allyn my son the Manor of South Croxton and lands in Barsby and Newbold which I purchased from Francis Myseldine.gent. To George Allyn my son lands in South Croxton Barsby and Newbold purchased from Thomas Ashby Esquire To my four daughters Eliz. Allyn, Margaret Allyn, Francis Allyn, Ann Allyn ?20 each at the age of 21 or at their marriage. Executors Thomas Allen my eldest son to be executor with Johan my wife executrix. Supervisors: George Pochin and William Hartoppe 6/8 each for their pains Proved 7 Dec 1572 Leicester Executrix Joan Allen | Allen, Anthony (I53)
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| 189 | ********************************************************************** Marefield (Hamlet in the parish of Tilton 4 miles S. E. of South Croxton) (Farnam?s - unpublished notes} In an undated muster roll of Henry V111 ie 1509 - 1546 :- Archers :- Thomas Alayne; William Alayne; John Blackboin ( Archers would have been the better off, Byllsmen your ordinary peasant) Either Thomas or William would have been the father of Anthony) _____________________________________________________________ Lay Subsidy 37 Henry VIII (1545) Thomas Aleyn goods ?26 tax 34s 8d Valentyn Aleyn goods ?10 tax 10s __________________________________________________________ Lay Subsidy (1578) William Aleyn land 40s tax 5s 4d Valentyn Aleyn goods ?10 tax 8s 4d (Thomas William and Valentine have been placed as siblings of Anthony for convenience) They would no doubt have been related as major Landowners in Marefield ********************************************************************** ** | Allen, ?? (I33)
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| 190 | ********************************************************************** * In the 1874 White's Directory Sarah Cleaver listed as the Licensee of the (New) White Lion Pub High Street ********************************************************************** ** 1881 Census Bedworth Coventry St, Bedworth, Warwick, England RG11 Piece 3064 Folio 86 Page 18 Sarah CLEAVERM49 FWolvey, Warwick, England Rel:Head Occ:Licensed Victualler Arthur Wm. CLEAVERU27 MBedworth, Warwick, England Rel:Son Occ:Sadler Hannah CLEAVER 24 FBedworth, Warwick, England Rel:Daur In Law Occ:Washer Woman John Thos. CLEAVER 2 MBedworth, Warwick, England Rel:Son (Grand) Occ:Infant Elizabeth Harriett CLEAVER 1 FBedworth, Warwick, England Rel:Daur (Grand) Arthur PERKINS 11 MBirmingham, Warwick, England Rel:Nephew Elizabeth CLEAVERM31 FBulkington, Warwick, England Occ:Sadlers Wife Assistant ********************************************************************** ******************* | Perkins, Sarah (I5338)
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| 191 | ********************************************************************** *** Peter Huddleston is the subject of a War Office army record WO97/1445 Case 4094 H.M. Leicestershire Regt of Infantry Limerick 12th Sept 1855 Discharge of 1691 Peter Huddlestone, labourer b. Wymondham Height 5' 5? " ; Hair dark brown; Eyes dark brown; complexion fresh; Enlisted on 11th February 1841 at 3 'o' Clock PM by Private Jack Stafford 17th Foot for a bounty of ?3/17/6 (signs with his mark) Attested for 17th Regt of Foot at Leicester 12th February 1841 age 18 6/12 years (b.1822) Joined at Chatham 24th February 1841, approved 24th February 1841 Served abroad in the East Indies from 7th July 1841 to Jan? 1847, 6 1/12 years Discharged for being " unfit for further service " - his general character is good Details of Service:- 17th Foot Private 12th Sept 1841 to 12th Sept 1855, served 14 years 213 days Entitled to wear the Distinguished Mark with Good Conduct Pay attached from 12 Feb 1846 although this was removed and reinstated on several occasions. Finally discharged at Chatham 23rd October 1855, 41 days later, bringing his pensionable service to 14years 254 days. Rendered unfit for service through ---?, giddiness, vertigo and impaired vision, the result of a gunshot wound to the right temple producing a fracture of the frontal and temporal bones, which occurred on 17th of February in the trenches? Extraction by Eric Bird ************************* +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ | Huddlestone, Peter (I4257)
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| 192 | ****Note the IGI at Ibstock lists a marriage of William Broadhurst and Jane Gent in 1761**** | Family: William Broadhurst / Jane Gent (F1086)
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| 193 | ++++NB I Believe Edwin was registered as Edwin B Hickling++++ The " H " in subsequent census entries may be Hickling *************************************************************** For 1860 US census see Notes of Stepfather William Smith *************************************************************** 1870 US Census PA, Philadelphia Ward 18 District 56 Page 434 Bolestridge Edward 29 Clerk in Saw Factory b. England Bolestridge Maria 29 b. PA Bolestridge Henry L 5 b. PA Real Estate = $2500 Personal estate = $500 ********************************************************************** ************************* 1880 US Census PA, Philadelphia Ennumeration District 331 Page 87A Bolestridge Edwin H Head 39 Retail Grocer b. Eng Fa.Eng Mo. Eng Bolestridge Maria L Wife 39 Keeping House b.Phil, PA Fa.PA Mo.PA Bolestridge Harry L Son 15 Works in Glass Factory b. Phil Pa Fa.Eng Mo. Pa Bolestridge Ann Wid Mothe r68 At Home b. Eng ********************************************************************** *********************** 1900 Us Census Fern Street Camden Edwin H Bolestridge Head b. May 1841 married 33 years b. England Moth ENG Fath ENG Maria Bolestridge Wife b. Aug 1841 m 33 years no children B. PA fath PA moth PA Ann Bolestridge Mother Wid b. Mar 1812 age 88 4 children 3 surviving B. ENG Fath ENG Moth ENG ************************************************************************************************** In the 1910 Census with son Harry Lincoln Bolesstridge *********************************************************************************** | Bolestridge, Edwin H. (I598)
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| 194 | .Bristol Parish Registers 1538-1900 Sarah Elizabeth Gosling Christening 24th May 1874 Montpelier, St Andrew, Gloucestershire father Joseph Gosling, mother Martha Gosling 1881 Census; RG11/1874 Ipswich Greysones Bdgs George Weston Head 36 M Excavator Berkshire 21 White Elm St Elizabeth " Wife 26 M Banbury OXF Sarah E Gosling Lodger/niece 8 U scholar Bristol Thomas Srid? Lodger 21 U Excavator Not known Not Known Lodger 21 U Excavator Not known 1891 Census; RG12/1467 Ipswich 188 Norwich Rd Eleanor Sharlen Head 57 W Living on own means Lowestoft Sarah Gosling Serv 18 U Gen serv dom Bristol GLS 1901 Census; RG13/1695 Gt Clacton 24 Rowlands Ter. Jesse Stubbins Head 27 M Bricklayer Cherryhinton CAM Oxford Rd Sarah " Wife 27 M Bristol GLS William " Son 4 Cams Arthur " Son 2 Woking SRY | Gosling, Sarah Elizabeth (I8172)
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| 195 | 109 Church Road, Stockingford, WAR Reuben Tonks Head 31 Coal Miner b. Hartshill Eliza " Wife 28 b. Wednesbury; STS James Calverts Boarder S 24 Labourer b. Bedminster; SOM Harry Yardley Boarder S 31 Coal Miner b. Sedgley; STS ********************************************************************** ** | Tonks, Reuben (I6480)
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| 196 | 11 Howard Street Tipton Richard Powell Head 64 Coal Miner b. Dawley; SAL Sarah " Wife 59 b. Tipton John " Son 27 un/mar Coal Miner b. W Bromwich Mary E " Dau 23 " Dress Maker b. Rowley Alice Cox Niece 6 b. Tipton Leo C H Longhallam Adopted son 14 b. Birmingham | Powell, Richard (I5433)
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| 197 | 1819 : The regiment finished a tour of duty in Ireland and moved to the West Country, with headquarter in Exeter and troops in Plymouth, Truro and Taunton - helping the excise men to control the smuggling. 1820 : In the spring they marched to Birmingham with two troops detached at Coventry but a few weeks later they were called to London and were posted to Croydon, Lewisham and adjacent towns. | Baldwin, Levi (I307)
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| 198 | 1840 Us Census No 10 5th Range Ebenezer Boltrich Head 2 Males under 5 1 Male & 1 Female 20-30 ********************************************************************** ************* 1850 US Census Aroostook, Maine Township 11 Route 5 Dwelling 50 (Ashland) Eben'r Bolstridge36 M Farmer England Property Value $400 Amelia ----"----- 32 F New Brunswick? Rachel ----"----- 12 F Maine Wm He ----"----- 10 M " Albert ----"------- 9 M " Mary El ----"----- 8 F " Francis ----"----- 6 F " Victoria A --"---- 5 F " Eben'r -----"----- 3 M " ********************************************************* 1860 US Census Ashland (No 11 Range 5) Ancestry.com image 431 Ebenezer Bolstridge 45 Farmer b. England ----"----- Rachael 22 b.ME ----"----- William 21 " ----"----- Albert 19 " ----"----- Ellen 17 " ----"----- Frances 16 " ----"----- Victoria 14 " ----"----- Ebenezer 13 " ----"----- Frederick 10 " ----"----- Rufus 8 " ----"----- Celiste 6 " ----"----- Angus 4 " ********************************************************************** *********** 1870 US census Dalton, Aroostook; ME; USA Bolstridge Eben 54 Farmer b. England both parents foreign Real estate $300 personal $100 ----"----- Sarah M 40 Keeping House b. Massachusetts all rest b. ME ----"----- Albert 28 farmer Real estate $200 ----"----- Frances 26 ----"----- Rufus 17 ----"----- Celeste 15 ----"----- Angus 13 ----"----- Arthur 10 ----"----- Leslie 4 Frederick 19 was on Neighbours farm Israel West ********************************************************************** ** 1880 US Census Census Place:Ashland, Aroostook, Maine Source:FHL Film 1254476 National Archives Film T9-0476 Page 286B Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Eben BOLSTRIDGE Self M M W 67ENGLAND Occ:Farmer Fa: ENGLAND Mo: ENGLAND Sarah O BOLSTRIDGE Wife F M W 58 MAINE Occ:Keeping House Fa: MAINE Mo: ME Leslie BOLSTRIDGE Son M S W 14 MAINE Occ:At Home Fa: ENGLAND Mo: MAINE A. C SUTHERLAND Other M S W 21 MAINE Occ:Laborer Fa: CANADA Mo: MAINE ********************************************************************** *************** | Bolstridge, Ebenezer (I786)
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| 199 | 1841 Census Joseph Kenning 50 Ag Lab Y Jane " 35 Y Hannah " 15 Y John " 9 Y Jane " 7 Y Mary Ann " 4 Y Ellen " 2 Y Ruth " 3 months Y *********************************************** | Kennen, Joseph (I4477)
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| 200 | 1841 Census Quay Court Westgate Street Glous Mary Brown 70 Y Joseph Brown 30 Lab Y Maey Brown 25 Y Richard Brown 4 Eliza Brown 3 Mary Brown 1 Wm Price Nailor No Henry Happerly 15 Nailor Y ************************************************** 1851 Census Littleworth Gloucester Littleworth Street (By Brunswick Square) Joseph Brown Head 39 Dock Labourer b. Westbury Mary Brown Wife b. Longford All Chlidren b. Gloucester Richard son 13 Mary Dau 11 Harriet Dau 9 Charles Son 8 William Son 6 Eliza Dau 4 Emily Dau 2 Edward Son 2 William Carwardine Lodger UnMar 19 Dock Labourer b. Gloucester ********************************************************************** ******* 1861 Census Barton Staint Mary 27 Barton Street Joseph Brown Head 49 Corn Porter b. Westbury Mary Brown Wife 49 b. Longhope All following Children born Gloucestrer Mary Dau 21 Late Servant Charles Son 18 Corn Porter William Son 16 Blacksmiths Laboureer Eliza Dau 14 Emily Dau 12 Edward Son 11 Alfred son 9 Henry son 7 Elizabeth Duberley Boarder Wid 71 Dressmaker b. Westbury Edward Duberley Visitor 38 Sej't Glous Militia b. Longhope ********************************************************************** ******* 1871 Census Barton Saint Mary Gloucester 43 Barton Street Joseph Brown Head 59 Corn Porter b. Westbury Mary Brown Wife 59 b. Longhope Edward Brown Son 21 Labourer in Iron Works b. Gloucester Alfred Brown Son 19 -------"-------"-------"-------"-------"------- Sarah Bennett Boarder Un 25 Rug Maker b. Gloucester Mary Ann Weaver Dau Mar 31 b. Gloucester Frederick Weaver Son in Law 28 Commercial Clerk Wine Warehouse b. Gloucester Edgar Weaver Grandson 3 b. Gloucester Frederick Randle Visitor 22 Charles Wilcox Visitor 19 Labourer in Ironworks b. Ward End Warwickshire ********************************************************************** ******************* | Brown, Joseph (I2164)
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