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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Lincolnshire => Topic started by: iangoddard on Sunday 27 July 08 19:16 BST (UK)
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Please could anyone help me with the following:
Alderman Maxey (5 times mayor of Louth)
What was is name ?
Birth, Marriage, Kids, Death ?
Parents ? I think he may have been adopted ?
Any help gratefully received !
Ian
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Hi Ian
what sort of time scale are you talking about, when was he Mayor of Louth ???
ricky
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Hi Ian
There was an Albert Ernest Maxey who was mayor 5 times in the 1940/50s
see this site,
http://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/824/The-debt-Britain-owes-to.400399.jp
ricky
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I reckon we might be talking sometime around the 1860's. I had a quick google.
A chap called James Fowler "a prolific church architect" worked on St James' church and designed several buildings in the town including St Michael's church. Noted as five times mayor of Louth.
http://www.louth.org/pastpresent/historic/index.html
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There was an Albert Ernest Maxey who was mayor 5 times in the 1940/50s
In the 1933 Kelly's Directory, there was an alderman Albert Ernest MAXEY.
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There is a marriage in 1904
Albert Ernest Maxey
1904
Dec quarter
Louth,
Lincolnshire
vol 7a
page 1257
on the same page is
Eliza Jane Stringer
wonder if this is him
ricky
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I think the "Adopted son" with the MAXEYs in 1891 was
Marriages Jun 1883
ROWSON Albert George Louth 7a 1136
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1901
Thomas H? Maxey head u/m 34 carpenter Lincs Louth
Alice " mother wid 64 Yorks Hull
Albert E " brother u/m 16 "? Lincs Tetford?
Anne " niece u/m 8 Lincs Louth
living at Louth, Lincolnshire
Rg13/ 3083
folio 115
page 11
ricky
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1901
Thomas A? Maxey head u/m 34 carpenter Lincs Louth
Alice " mother wid 64 Yorks Hull
Albert E " brother u/m 16 "? Lincs ???
Anne " niece u/m 8 Lincs Louth
living at Louth, Lincolnshire
Rg13/ 3083
folio 115
page 11
ricky
Yes, that's the family with the ROWSON boy in 1891 I think.
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Hi Geoff
Looks like the same as the 1891 as you say adopted son on the census sheet
ricky
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I think i jumped the gun, seems once Louth folks get a mayor they like they seem to keep them :)
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1881
William Maxey head mar 44 joiner Lincs Louth
Alice " wife mar 43 Yorks Hull
Harriet " dau u/m 20 Lincs Louth
John Gray " son u/m 18 joiners app "
Clara " dau u/m 16 "
Thomas Henry " son u/m 14 " "
Alfred " son u/m 9 scholar "
Elizabeth " dau u/m 7 " "
Ada " dau u/m 5 " "
Harry " son u/m 1 "
living at 6 Union Court, Louth. Lincs
Rg11/ 3261
folio 139
page 9
wonder if a daughter married a Rowson ???
ricky
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1871
William ??? head mar 34 joiner Lincs Louth
Alice " wife mar 33 Yorks Hull
Harriet " dau u/m 10 scholar Lincs Louth
John G " son u/m 8 " "
Clara " dau u/m 6 " "
Thomas He " son u/m 4 " "
Annie " dau u/m 1 "
living at 40 Church Street, Louth, Lincs
Rg10/ 3402
folio 46
page 17
whole house has been transcribed as Smith, think the census taker kept the name for the family above in 39 Church street which were Smiths
ricky
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Louth Maxey's in my database
http://www.linclinks.co.uk
Regards
Jacky
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My grandfather was Tom Maxey and he was the nephew of alderman maxey.
If I remember rightly he was adopted and took the name maxey and then went on to be mayor a number of times. There is a portrait of him as mayor in the town hall (or at least there used to be)