Looking for Charles Frederick Morris born 1874 Warwick.

[solidrock2]

MORRIS, CHARLES FREDERICK mmn HARRISSON GRO Reference: 1874 M Quarter in WARWICK Volume 06D Page 603.
Looking for his parents and siblings. Thanks.

 

[DaveHam9]

Ah. I can see why you posted. At least 7 possible Morris & Harrison marriages just in Warwickshire.

No other births 1866 - 1881 with mmn Harrisson.

I can't find Charles in 1881 or 1891.

 

[solidrock2]

Ah. I can see why you posted. At least 7 possible Morris & Harrison marriages just in Warwickshire.

No other births 1866 - 1881 with mmn Harrisson.

I can't find Charles in 1881 or 1891.

Thanks Dave, I can't find him in any census. He had a son Arthur Frederick in 19 Reading, Berkshire.
MORRIS, ARTHUR FREDERICK mmn CRANFIELD GRO Reference: 1901 D Quarter in READING Volume 02C Page 390 but look like he was orphaned.
1911 • Stretford, Lancashire, England
Name Arther Morris. *** Male. Age 9. Birthplace Reading, Berkshire. Institution HEALTH HOUSE HOME FOR WIDOWS ORPHANS

 

[DaveHam9]

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MORRIS, EMILY JANE - HARRISSON
GRO Reference: 1882 S Quarter in SAINT OLAVE SOUTHWARK Volume 01D Page 294

 

[emeltee]

There is a baptism at Warwick St Paul 5 April 1874 for a Charles Frederick Morris. Parents are Thomas William Morris, a bricklayer, and Eliza.
I can find GRO refs for five other children in Warwick but with mmn Harrison
Charles Henry 1859 died 1861
Thomas 1861
Eliza Ann 1867
Sarah Jane 1869
William 1872

Thomas Morriss married Eliza Harrison Warwick St Paul 30 August 1858

Things would have been a lot easier if they hadn't kept on putting extra s's in the names!

 

[solidrock2]

There is a baptism at Warwick St Paul 5 April 1874 for a Charles Frederick Morris. Parents are Thomas William Morris, a bricklayer, and Eliza.
I can find GRO refs for five other children in Warwick but with mmn Harrison
Charles Henry 1859 died 1861
Thomas 1861
Eliza Ann 1867
Sarah Jane 1869
William 1872

Thomas Morriss married Eliza Harrison Warwick St Paul 30 August 1858

Things would have been a lot easier if they hadn't kept on putting extra s's in the names!

Thank you emeltee that's a great help, I've spent days looking for him.