Charles CAUSER - from Worcestershire to Milwaukee,Wisconsin

[Necromancer]

1881 still in the UK - in Yorkshire ..

RG11/4591 Folio 33 Page 18 - Whitwood, Richard Row

Charles Causer 44  Head Brickmaker - Droitwich PoB
Catherine Causer 43  Wife Tipton
Charles Causer 6  Son Yorkshire
Martha Causer 5  Dau Yorkshire
George Joiner 36  Boarder Civil Engineer Yorkshire

[Necromancer]

Marriages ... you have Annies - heres Manwella's - we could find which of the males you married perhaps from the 1891 ..

Marriages Dec 1880
BATTEY  Mary Elizabeth     Pontefract  9c 116   
CAUSIER  Manwella      Pontefract  9c 116   
FIELD  Enoch     Pontefract  9c 116   
Websdale  Frederick     Pontefract  9c 116

[Necromancer]

Cant see any of them in 1891 - so guess they emigrated in the 80s ?

[Necromancer]

Might as well have the earliest census that John H Carr appears on ..

1871 RG10/4637 Folio 28 Page 11 - Castleford, Whitwood Mere,

William Carr 30  Head Coal Miner Seacroft
Elizabeth Carr 26  Wife
Grice Ethell Carr 6 
John Henry Carr 8  Castleford
Mary Medora Carr 3 
George Herbert Carr 1  Whitwood Mere

John Carr 67 Father Coal Miner Melkley
Jane Carr 53  Mother born Clifford
Jane Carr 30  Sister

Elizabeth Ann Carr 3  Niece

Jane Ann Carr Kitson 2  Niece
Esther Kitson 21  Sister

[dortmund]

Hi Scroppers,

Thanks for all the info you have provided.

I have a note that Charles CAUSIER was living at 188 Williams Street,Milwaukee,Wisconsin and that they imigrated 1889/90.


Trevor

[Erato]

1910 census - 188 Williams Street, District 180, Ward 17, Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin

Charles Causer [Causser?]; 73; married 53 yrs.; b. England; parents b. England; immigrated 1880, naturalized; no occupation, income; own home

Catherine [looks like Carhanes] Causer; 72; married 53 yrs.; 11 children, 11[?] living; b. England; parents b. England; no occupation, income; own home

[dortmund]

Hi Erato,

Thanks for the census info, it confirms the imagration date better also confirms the address they were living at.

Trevor

[Necromancer]

and that they imigrated 1889/90.

the 1910 censu says 1880 - but we had them on a census in Yorkshire 1881 ....

[dortmund]

Hi Scroppers,

I haven't seen the 1910 census, is it possible that the 9 looks like an 0


Trevor