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Title: 1891 census lookup HENDRI(C)K(S)
Post by: Dee68 on Sunday 08 January 12 21:14 GMT (UK)
Could some one help me with a lookup on the 1891 census in Caernarvonshire, please? I have a family called HENDRIKS/HENDRICK/HENDRICKS in Birmingham the 1901, 1911 censuses. But in 1891 they seem to be in Caernarvonshire.

Father Henry b 1856 London
Mother Helena b 1860 Mosely Birmingham
Daughter Eileen Mary Lind b Birmingham 1887/8

Can anyone confirm this family, please - where they are living, father's occupation (he was an estate agent surveyor in 1901)

Thanks for any information you can pass on.
Title: Re: 1891 census lookup HENDRI(C)K(S)
Post by: JenB on Sunday 08 January 12 21:35 GMT (UK)
You should have said - I'd have put it on your earlier thread ;D

RG 12 / 4674 / 119 / 29

Rose House, Church Walk, Llandudno

Henry Hendricks, head, m, 35, Surveyor auctioneer estate agent valuer, London
Helena do, wife, m, 31, London *
Eileen M.L. do, daur, Birmingham
Kate Webb, serv, s, 29, Lady Help, Cradley Heath

Do you want to go any further back with Henry?

Edit - the information I gave about Helena was incorrect - she was born Moseley, Worcestershire
Title: Re: 1891 census lookup HENDRI(C)K(S)
Post by: Dee68 on Monday 09 January 12 09:01 GMT (UK)
Hi,

Many thanks JenB (again!) - I put this thread in the Caernarvonshire section rather than 'muddy' the Birmingham thread. I have previously only done research in Cornwall where things get parish specific.

I notice that this census says that Helena was born in London, but all others say Birmingham & the couple married in Birmingham & Eileen was born there. I've looked at the birth register - it is a bit difficult - certainly looks like Eilsen not Eileen, to me!

Henry got married in 1886 so in 1881 he will be single. I am interested in his life before - when he left London, for example.

At first I thought there might have been a Scandinavian connection - HENDRIKS, but I think it's just a transcription/phonetic change. Henry was HENDRICKS, but Eileen ended up HENDRIKS not HENDRICK(S).

I need to chase Eileen (Lind) forward from 1911 now - I believe she went to Aberystwyth University, but I don't know when (yet).

Thanks again for the 1891 information.  :)
Title: Re: 1891 census lookup HENDRI(C)K(S)
Post by: JenB on Monday 09 January 12 09:05 GMT (UK)
I notice that this census says that Helena was born in London, but all others say Birmingham & the couple married in Birmingham & Eileen was born there.

My apologies - I slipped a line when I was transcribing it. She was shown born Moseley Worcestershire.
I'll amend the previous posting.

I've looked at the birth register - it is a bit difficult - certainly looks like Eilsen not Eileen, to me!

Whatever - I think you must agree it has to be the person you're looking for!
Title: Re: 1891 census lookup HENDRI(C)K(S)
Post by: Dee68 on Monday 09 January 12 09:06 GMT (UK)
WOW!! What an amazingly quick response!

Thanks
 :)
Title: Re: 1891 census lookup HENDRI(C)K(S)
Post by: Dee68 on Monday 23 January 12 15:34 GMT (UK)
RE

RG 12 / 4674 / 119 / 29

Many thanks for the previous information about the HENDRIKS family at Rose House, Church Walk(s), in Llandudno in 1891. I'm trying to find out whether the house still exists, has been renamed, or what number it was. Is there any information from neighboring returns that could help me pinpoint the building? Church Walks seems to be quite a long road of Victorian buildings - I've been up & down many times on Google Earth, & searched with Google.

Thanks in advance :)
Title: Re: 1891 census lookup HENDRI(C)K(S)
Post by: simon family tree on Tuesday 24 January 12 23:01 GMT (UK)
Hi dee i live in llandudno if you give me  a few days i will go and have a look for you  .
Title: Re: 1891 census lookup HENDRI(C)K(S)
Post by: wilcoxon on Tuesday 24 January 12 23:12 GMT (UK)
Properties on the previous and next pages in 1891
It looks more like Rosa than Rose.
I have found some of the places , so maybe Simon can help.

Warwick House  http://www.thewarwickhotel.net/index.htm
Plas Madoc  http://www.llandudno.com/plas.html
Victoria House
Bodlondeb
Kings Head Inn
Bronwendon
Stella  http://www.stellahouse.co.uk/
Hillside Villa Court.
Tudno Lodge  http://www.thegallerytudnolodge.co.uk/gallery/welcome.php
Stowe
Bryn Arfon
Rosa House
No 48 Church Walk
Dunniedeer
No 50 Church Walk
Brooklyn
Leamington House
Warrington House

Title: Re: 1891 census lookup HENDRI(C)K(S)
Post by: Dee68 on Wednesday 25 January 12 08:25 GMT (UK)
Thank you very much, that should help to pinpoint it. :)
Title: Re: 1891 census lookup HENDRI(C)K(S)
Post by: simon family tree on Friday 27 January 12 14:56 GMT (UK)
Hi Dee  have just been down to Church Walks  for you  all i could see was a Bryn Rosa at no 16 , looked at no 48 too but could not see any thing to help you with  ,sorry i could not do more but will try and go back and look  some time in the week  fot you .
 
David
Title: Re: 1891 census lookup HENDRI(C)K(S)
Post by: simon family tree on Friday 27 January 12 15:56 GMT (UK)
Hi Dee just two mins after i posted my last comment it come to me that  i had only been down the wrong rd.  noly me lol . so went back out to see what i could find no 69 Church Walks as the name rosa  in big letter on it that all i could see.  a lot of Church Walks are guest houses  and are set back into lager front gardens so if no name on front it hard to put  a name to then. sorry i can not help better but i can  found out more i will let you know  .

David
Title: Re: 1891 census lookup HENDRI(C)K(S)
Post by: Dee68 on Friday 27 January 12 16:14 GMT (UK)
Thank you so much for trying. I wondered if the census returns in 1891 might help to pinpoint the houses each side, but perhaps not. I have had a look on Google Earth & realised there are a lot of hotels/guesthouses in Church Walks.

This family were only in Llandudno for one census, coming from & returning to Kings Norton/Edgebaston (where the mother came from). It's intriguing to know why they moved there - & perhaps she got homesick for Brum!
(But the only child - the person I'm studying - returned to Wales to go to university at Aberystwyth in 1916-19). I'm still waiting for info from the university about her time there.

Thank you again :)