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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Yorkshire (West Riding) => Topic started by: Bridgebabe on Saturday 24 September 22 09:11 BST (UK)
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Looking for 1939 census to give details of Beaumont family in Halifax. Arthur Beaumont b 1903 Halifax, and wife Frances Taylor b 1907 Lincs, and their son Ralph b 1934 . I have deaths and burials of Arthus and Frances. Any help please - thank you
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If the son is still living he will not appear on there and you will need to remove his name from your post
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Yes of course, Ralph is still living. Will do this (but not sure how!)
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Go into modify on both of your posts and remove his name, this has to be done within 24 hours of posting.
If Arthur was in the armed services in ww2 it is possible he will not be entered either. As you noted it was not a census but the register for issuing ration cards
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Also - 1939 lookups are not allowed due to copyright issues. Info that is only obtainable by subscription cannot be posted. Info from the free index is allowed
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Looking into this for a great grandson of the family (my grandson!) for a school project. Speaking to Uncle Ralph this weekend. Isn't this why we continue to look into our family history? But do thank you for your advice.
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If you've tried searching yourself and can't find the parents, and you don't think he would have been called up and serving, have you tried looking for either of their parents if they were still alive , in case they were living in somewhere. Also with that surname it could be a transcription error or with a youngster, the family may have been evacuated and living elsewhere when the Register was compiled.
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Do you have access to the subscription site ancestry as Arthur and France's marriage certificate is on there as part of the West Yorkshire collection. If you don't, perhaps your local library has a subscription to it you could access for free.
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Do you have the address on the child/rens’ birth certificates to try searching by that.
I can see the address for the birth announcement of the 1934 child and the Beaumonts are not there in 1939.
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Speaking to Uncle Ralph this weekend. Isn't this why we continue to look into our family history? But do thank you for your advice
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wife Frances Taylor b 1907 Lincs
Frances appears to be Frances Mary if this is the correct birth reg
Births June qtr 1907
TAYLOR Frances Mary Holbeach 7a 412
There is also this birth
Births June qtr 1906
Taylor Frances Gainsbro' 7a 724
Do you have her full birthdate as you can search the 1939 register using those details
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Halifax Courier, 30 Dec 1939 (also previous day's Evening Courier)
Fifty Years in Laundry Business
Funeral of Mr. William Henry Taylor
The funeral took place at All Souls' Cemetery, yesterday, of Mr. William Henry Taylor. of 14, Wade-street, Halifax, who died on Tuesday, aged 69.
Mr. Taylor had been in business for close on 50 years as a laundryman under the style of Central Steam Laundry, in Wade-street, and previously at Cross Hills, Halifax.
The Rev. R. J. Clayton, curate in charge of the Church of the Good Shepherd, conducted the services at the Halifax Parish Church and at the graveside.
The mourners were: Mrs. and Miss Taylor (wife and daughter), Mr. and Mrs. H. Taylor (son and daughter-in-law), Mr. and Mrs. A. Taylor (son and daughter-in-law), Mr. and Mrs. A. Beaumont (son-in-law and daughter), Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster (brother-in-law and sister), Messrs. D. and R. Taylor (grandsons), Mrs. Walsh (sister-in-law), Mrs. Lever, Mr. Beaumont.....(continues)
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I can see the address for the birth announcement of the 1934 child and the Beaumonts are not there in 1939.
11 Woodside Terrace might be a later address.
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11 Woodside Terrace might be a later address.
Redacted in 1939 :o
But how many there? Up to three, depends if anyone with Mary H Crapper at number 9, and not open.
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The widowed Mary Hannah Crapper, of 9 Woodside Terrace Halifax
Died 11 March 1940 (Royal Halifax Infirmary), age 68
Probate - administration to Arthur Vine Sutcliffe, newsagent
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Looking into this for a great grandson of the family (my grandson!) for a school project.
If you can, do use the online newspapers. Especially Halifax Courier and Evening Courier
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Lots of info and help from all rootschat members - thank you