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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => London and Middlesex => Topic started by: adamgoing on Saturday 03 April 10 22:26 BST (UK)
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Hi All,
I am looking for information on Charles Lumley, my g.grandfather, recorded in family papers as born 1866 (Kensington) married to Maria Elizabeth Matthews, died 1946 (Paddington). I do have a birth cert for a Charles Lumley born in 1865 (close) but in Anglesey, North Wales (not so close !). If the b.cert is my g.grandfather's then his father's name was Robert, a coachman, but I have never heard of a Welsh connection so am very dubious.
Any help would be appreciated. Adam
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what reference is there in the papers to when & where the lumley-matthews marriage was?
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Adam
Welcome to Rootschat
1871 census
Portobello Road, Kensington
Robert LUMLEY, head mar 28, Coachman, born Sussex, Brighton
Catherine LUMLEY, wife mar 26, born Ireland
Charles LUMLEY, son 5, born North Wales
James LUMLEY, son 3, born ditto
Mary LUMLEY, dau 1m, born Kensington
RG10/44/26/44
Can't see them in 1881
Ian C
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Hi Adam and welcome :)
His wife seems to have called herself just Elizabeth at marriage, though she was Marie (or Maria) E. in the 1901 census.
Marriage, Jun qtr 1891
Charles LUMLEY
Elizabeth MATTHEWS
Paddington 1a 141
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Ian, you've obviously tried Ancestry, thought we might try LDS :) The family show on the LDS 1881 www.familysearch.org as:
Robert, 37, Horse Keeper Formerly Coachman b. Brighton
Catherine, 35 b. Limerick, Ireland
Charles, 15, Greengrocers Assistant, b. Anglesey, Wales
James, 13 b. St Asaph, Wales
Thomas D., 6, b. Kensington
Catherine, 4 b. Kensington
Edith, 2 months b. Kensington
Address: 165 Cornwell Rd, London, Middlesex
Monica
Added: Refs for Ancestry 1881 RG11; Piece: 36; Folio: 7; Page: 7
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FreeBMD has a marriage in Sep qtr 1891, Paddington, for a Charles LUMLEY, where one of the brides is an Elizabeth MATTHEWS. This could be the one.
In 1891 Charles is a boarder in the household of John BALDWIN in Paddington, so the marriage is quite likely to be the right one. He was single 25, a Railway Porter, and born Wales, Anglesea.
1901
7 Hasbro St, Paddington
Charles LUMLEY, head mar 35, Foreman porter GWR, born Anglesea, N Wales
Maria E LUMLEY, wife mar 32, born Brochley, Worc
Charles B LUMLEY, son 9, born London, Paddington
Robert T LUMLEY, son 5, born ditto
George PETERS, boarder 14, Van boy GWR, born Blaydon, Devon
RG13/2/84/35
Ian C
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Probable parents marriage
Robert LUMLEY to Catherine MAGRATH, Sep qtr 1865, Bangor, 11b 775
Ian C
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1901 census: RG13/2/84/35
7 Hasboro [Hasborough] Street, St Mary Paddington
Charles LUMLEY Head M 35 Foreman porter GWR Anglesey N.Wales
Marie E. do Wife M 32 Brockley Worcs [prob shd be Blockley]
Charles B. do Son 9 London Padd[ington]
Robert J. do Son 5 London Padd[ington]
George PETERS Boarder 14 Van boy GWR Blagdon Devon
Likely births of sons:
Charles Bernard LUMLEY Dec qtr 1891 Paddington 1a 30
Robert James LUMLEY Sep qtr 1895 Paddington 1a 26
Sorry Ian C for overlap!
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Adam, if you have access to Ancestry, there are a couple of family trees on this line confirming all the info posted here. Not clear which of the children of Robert and Catherine they are following. A few generations back are showing for Charles' father, Robert. With mother Catherine's Irish roots, and the problems with researching in Ireland, no more information there on her line.
Monica
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There is a different Charles to the one born in Anglesea.
1901 RG13/81/49/39
Charles Hy. Lumley, mar, 34, Builder, b. London, Midsx. (mistrans. Lumbley, occ. Patient).
Haven't found him in 1891 but same chap in 1881 and 1871:-
RG11/204/64/37
Henry. T. Lumley, H, Mar, 48, Builder, b. St Pancras.
Maria, wife, 48, b. St Pancras.
Charles H. , son, 14, b. St Pancras.
RG10/229/42/78
Henry T. Lumley, 37, Carpenter.
Mary A. 37.
Charles, 4.
In 1881 & 71 there are other siblings.
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Well, Ladies & Gentlemen, what can I say !
Thank you all so much for such a quick flood of information. Apart from the Henry T Lumley, everything seems to fit with the info I have, with g.g.grandfather Robert having moved about quite a bit (Brighton-Anglesey-London).
Understand the comment about the difficulty of researching in Ireland, as most of my paternal Grandparent's line eminate from there.
Apologies for not having replied sooner to your first reply Pauline, but my computer crashed jut after I posted my original message, and I was away all day yesterday !
Thank you all once again. Adam