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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Warwickshire => Topic started by: sawfordr on Monday 24 December 12 13:08 GMT (UK)
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I stumbled on albert stokes whilst trying to trace my dads ancestors. My dad born Duncan john stokes known as jack. he had 4 brothers george , albert known as bert, ronnie who died during second world war and ken the youngest. also one sister Betty
their mother was Mabel Stuffins and father Albert Stokes. I never met Uncle George who i believe was married to Ruth nor did i Meet uncle Bert who i believe was married to Millie. They had some daughters. If anyone has information it wld be great to find out more about my late fathers family. Mabel and Albert parted before i was born so over 60 yrs ago and though he was alive when i wasyoung i never got to meet him. so sad when families arebecome enstranged. Hope someone can help
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Presumably these are the births of the siblings?
September qtr 1918; Aston district; Albert T A Stokes
September qtr 1920; Aston district; George W Stokes
March qtr 1924; Aston district; Ronald Stokes
December qtr 1925; Birmingham district; Duncan J Stokes
September qtr 1928; Birmingham district; Arthur K Stokes
Mother's maiden name in all cases - Stuffins
And, the parents marriage:
June qtr 1918
Aston district vol 6d, page 878
Stokes, Albert E
Stuffins, Mabel M
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We aren't allowed to do lookups of the 1911 census (Copyright & legal stuff!), so I think this is Albert from the 1901 census:
Reference RG13, Piece 28877, Folio 60, Page 3
40 Aston Lane, Aston Manor, Warwickshire
Stokes, Thomas E Head M 30 Insurance Agent
Stokes, Selina (could be Lelina?) Wife F 31
Stokes, Thomas W Son M 7
Stokes, Selina C Daughter F 7
Stokes, Albert E Son M 4
Stokes, John W Son M 6 months all born Birmingham
Mabel gets a bit confusing?! ;D
1901 census: RG13, 2448, 37, 6
75 Cricklade Street, Cirencester, Gloucestershire
Stuffins, Henry Head M 40 Maltster (Foreman) b Quorndon, Leicestershire
Stuffins, Sarah A Wife F 33 b Neath, Glamorgan
Stuffins, Florence Daughter F 14 Mother's Help b Newark, Notts
Stuffins, George Son M 8 b Newark, Notts
Stuffins, Mabel Daughter F 5 b Newbury, Berkshire
Stuffins, Mary Daughter F 2 b Newbury, Berkshire
But this looks to be her birth registration?
September qtr 1896
Carlisle, Cumberland district vol 10b, page 513
Stuffins, Mabel May
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No help I'm sure but one of my father's best friends was a Stokes and it's not that common a name, I believe he was Bill, known as Stokey and lived in Stockingford and had attended the Stockingford Council School, that would have been about-- mmm the start of WW1? He was married but I can't remember any mention of children. Good luck.
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1881 Census
2 Tallents Row,
Newark, Nottinghamshire
RG11/3377/76/2
John BERRY, 47, Head, Mar, Cotton Weaver, born York, Yorkshire
Mary Berry, 49, Wife, Mar, Charwoman, born Hathern, Leicestershire
Henry STUFFINS, 21, Un, Son in Law, Unemployed Malster, born Quorndon, Leics
Elizabeth Stuffins, 28, Unm, Daug in Law, Machinist at Home, born Hathern, Leics
Annie Stuffins, 15, Daug in Law, General Servant, born Leicester
Son/Daug in Law is another term for Step Children.
So Mary has remarried;
Marriage Reg;
Mary STUFFIN, June 1878, Newark, 7b 569
John BERRY on same page
Death Reg for Marys Husband, Father of Henry/Elizabeth/Annie;
George STUFFIN, Sept 1877, Newark, 7b 195, age 44
1871 they are under STEEFFINS in Newark, Nottinghamshire
HENRY age 11
ANNIE age 5
ELIZABETH age 18
Parents GEORGE/MARY
1861 Census Henry age 1, is with Parents GEORGE/MARY in Leicester, Leicestershire under Stuffin.
George is a Maltster born c 1832 Newick (Newark), Nottinghamshire.
Sister Elizabeth age 10 is with them.
This may be the Marriage which would make Elizabeth possibly not the Daug of George;
George STUFFIN, Sept 1855, Loughbro, 7a 165
Mary BROWN on same page.
You would need Henry Birth Cert to confirm his Mothers maiden name.
Trish :)
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Something strange here with the Stuffins;
Married 10yrs in last Census, so this is the Marriage;
Sept 1900, Bridgend, 11a 1185 (Wales)
Henry STUFFINS/Sarah Anne HOPKINS
So either of them or both of them were Married before.
I cant find any of them in 1891 ::)
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I had a great uncle that I was named after named Albert E. Stokes. No middle name, just an initial.
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Bert was married to Millie, they had three daughters, Pamela, Gillian, and Carol.
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We aren't allowed to do lookups of the 1911 census (Copyright & legal stuff!), so I think this is Albert from the 1901 census:
Reference RG13, Piece 28877, Folio 60, Page 3
40 Aston Lane, Aston Manor, Warwickshire
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Stokes, Thomas E Head M 30 Insurance Agent
Stokes, Selina (could be Lelina?) Wife F 31
Stokes, Thomas W Son M 7
Stokes, Selina C Daughter F 7
Stokes, Albert E Son M 4
Stokes, John W Son M 6 months all born Birmingham
Mabel gets a bit confusing?! ;D
1901 census: RG13, 2448, 37, 6
75 Cricklade Street, Cirencester, Gloucestershire
Stuffins, Henry Head M 40 Maltster (Foreman) b Quorndon, Leicestershire
Stuffins, Sarah A Wife F 33 b Neath, Glamorgan
Stuffins, Florence Daughter F 14 Mother's Help b Newark, Notts
Stuffins, George Son M 8 b Newark, Notts
Stuffins, Mabel Daughter F 5 b Newbury, Berkshire
Stuffins, Mary Daughter F 2 b Newbury, Berkshire
But this looks to be her birth registration?
September qtr 1896
Carlisle, Cumberland district vol 10b, page 513
Stuffins, Mabel May
[Sarah Anne Hopkins was Henry Hopkins second wife and step mother to Florence, George, Mabel and Mary. Her own children were William, Annie and Mary Margret, known as Mollie.
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Bert was married to Millie, they had three daughters, Pamela, Gillian, and Carol.
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Hello
How have you traced these three girls who I believe to be my cousins.