census look ups

[gricey44]

Hello Thomas
I'm really sorry but there is no 1901 census for Northern Ireland

Regards
Brian

 

[gricey44]

Hi John
I have found the birth of Richard Henry Bausor.He was born in the June Quarter of 1926 and his mother's maiden name was Foster.He was registered in Mansfield and the GRO number is 7b 153.Hope this helps you.
Regards
Brian

 

[ageless]

hello brian;thanks again this will give my wife a great lift in trying to research her fathers family ancestry.many thanks ;;regards john

 

[gricey44]

Hi jayneedge
I have found a Wm Archer living with Mary Archer in Shakespeare Street,Old Stratford,Warwickshire (District 3).Their ages are only approximate in the 1841 census.The place of birth is also not given,just whether or not they were born in the County of the census.Here are the details

Wm Archer age 25 occupation Ag Labourer NOT born in this County
Mary Archer age 22 WAS born in this County

Hope this helps

Regards
Brian

 

[jayneedge]

thanks ever so much gricey44 jayne

 

[ageless]

hi brian,could i ask for your help with another member of the thickett family.her name is elizabeth born gleadless 1837,you provided me with information about her father john thickett.i think she may be my g,g,g,granmother on my mothers side,mums maiden name was thickett.i have traced my mums family back to 1800,with "YOUR HELP"which was much appreciated.i have just got this final piece of the jigsaw to fit,and any help is always appreciated . kind regareds john

 

[alwi46]

Hi Brian , my name is Alex Wilson and I am looking for any information on the Scotish family of my greatgrandfathers, Richard Wilson ,born 1860 married to Margurite Garey in 1883 or 1884, they went to the United States in 1884, where they had 3 children: William, Mary, Margurite. William ,my grandfather eventually came to Peru in 1917.
I know that is not much information , but any information would be greatly apprecited.

Regards
Alex

 

[gricey44]

Hi Alex
I'm afraid I can't find any information regarding Richard and Margurite.It might be worth trying to contact someone who has access to the full Ancestry web site so they can check the USA records as I only have the GB version
Regards
Brian

 

[gricey44]

Hi John
I'm afraid I could only get what you have already received from the other people.I can't find anything definite
Regards
Brian

 

[ageless]

hi,brian.no problem.i get so engrossed researching my family, that i simply forget how many members i have asked for thier help.i will try and not be too forgetfull in the future.kind regards john

 

[CarolIOM]

The Hagin family is of interest to me

Frederick Benjamin Hagin was actually born on 1 June 1888 in Eckington and registered as Frederick Benjamin Eaves - mother Emma Eaves formerly Jones father blank.

Emma Eaves nee Jones was my 2x gt grandmother.
She did not marry the presumed father Michael Hagin until 1916 but they were together stated as married on both the 1901 and 1911 censuses

 

[davelambert271]

Hi Carol
You may get better results if you started a new thread for your questions as this one is tagged onto other threads and tends to got missed.

I wondered why you think Michael Hagin was the father. On 1891 census Emma is with her Father in Law Ben Eaves and three children. I cannot find a marriage yet, but I would think she was married to one of Ben sons, who would be the father.

dave

 

[CarolIOM]

Thanks Dave

I added it here so that the original poster would pick up the link.

This family gets pretty messed up on the censuses. Emma is married to William Eaves and his father is also William Eaves (we have the cert that proves that). We also have Frederick Benjamin's birth certificate which shows father as a blank. On the 1901 census Frederick Benjamin is listed as an Agin and on 1911 as Hagin so we suspect that Michael Hagin is the father. Emma eventually marries him in 1916 but they have been living as man and wife since (at least) 1901

What we are hoping is that someone from the Hagin side can make sense of it all and confirm our detective work. As I said Emma the mother of Frederick Benjamin is my 2x gt grandmother through her daughter Martha with her 1st husband William Eaves

 

[davelambert271]

Hi Carol
I can't see your link to the original poster, but may I suggest you make another post, ie reply to this. Shortly after your name will turn green and you can then make Private Messages. You can then contact who you want to talk to, as the P.M will go into his email box. Once your name is green, click on the poster's name. A box comes up with send a P.M, click on this and youre away.

EDIT
You do not mention 1891 census, which I find interesting. Frederick, transcribed as Frank, is called Eaves. Was he from the Eaves/Jones union even though Michael is lodging with them. I note Emma's age is a bit out, but still a bit young to have had Martha. Martha is also named as Daughter, to Ben, not G.Daughter as are the other children.
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1891 England Census

Name: Ben Eaves
Age: 63
Estimated birth year: abt 1828
Relation: Head
Gender: Male
Where born: Tunkesby, Gloucestershire, England

Civil parish: Eckington
Ecclesiastical parish: St Peter and St Paul
Town: Eckington
County/Island: Derbyshire
Country: England

Street Address:14 Northgate, Eccington
Occupation: Labourer

Registration district: Chesterfield
Sub-registration district: Eckington
ED, institution, or vessel: 15

Ben Eaves 63 Tewksbury, Glous
Emma Eaves 33 Dudley, Worcester
Martha Eaves 20 Dudley
John T Eaves 6 Eckington, Derby
Frank Eaves 3 Eckington, Derby
Samuel Eaves 2 Eckington, Derby
MICHAEL HEGAN 40 Labourer, Ireland
John Lewis 23 Labourer, Eckington, Derby
Harriett Porton 27 Labourer, Eckington, Derby
John Wm Porton 9

dave

 

[CarolIOM]

Dave

Thanks for the advice. I am new to this site so am struggling with posting.

Emma Eaves is "losing years" on the 1891 census - she is actually b 1853.

We are sure that Martha is her daughter because we have the cert. Interestingly on the 1871 she is with her parents, shown as married, but no husband with her. In fact we have never found Emma and William Eaves together except on their marriage cert and Martha's birth cert.

Our conclusion on Ben Eaves is that he is a red herring - probably the same person as Ben Handy on the 1881 and possibly a relative on the Jones (Emma's family) side.

We know from the certs that none of these people could write sothe censuses rely upon the interpretation of the enumerator - and as you will have seen this whole family was very complex.

 

[CarolIOM]

hi brian, back again .i need your help again.,with a look up .it,s a long shot i am looking for info on frederick benjamin hagin born 1882/1883 in the chesterfield area.he married mary ann mitchell 1910.any help would be appreciated...regards john

The Hagin family is of interest to me

Frederick Benjamin Hagin was actually born on 1 June 1888 in Eckington and registered as Frederick Benjamin Eaves - mother Emma Eaves formerly Jones father blank.

Emma Eaves nee Jones was my 2x gt grandmother.
She did not marry the presumed father Michael Hagin until 1916 but they were together stated as married on both the 1901 and 1911 censuses