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Offline cragrat

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Re: 1861 census Manchester
« Reply #9 on: Monday 14 March 05 19:56 GMT (UK) »
Hi!

I believe that Edwin was my great great granddad.  I originally found his name on my great grandparent's 1920 marriage certificate.  I made a mistake on my previous post - it is actually on his daughter's marriage certificate and not his sons. At that point the family home appears to be in Brick Street, Ardwick. 

In 1901 he is living with his mother-in-law at Fortune Street in Manchester and his wife Ellen Ann.  He is 33 yrs old.  They have 6 named children -  John, Lister, Ellis, Catherine, Caroline & Alice.  In c.1902 my great grandmother Annie was born. 

On both the 1901 census and the marriage certificate he is recorded as being a wood turner.

Annie - my great grandmother was tragically killed in 1940 during the Manchester blitz. I have more information regarding Annie and her family if either yourself, or our other distant 'Speakman cousin' would be interested.
Thompson, Slater, Wolstencroft, Speakman, Jones

Offline claudia99

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Re: 1861 census Manchester
« Reply #10 on: Wednesday 16 March 05 13:49 GMT (UK) »
Hi Cragrat,
I've sent you a PM.
Looks like you are my 4th cousin!
Also, whichever of your parents is descended from Edwin is also the 3rd cousin of another family member I am in contact with on family tree issues - I got in contact with him through GenesReunited.
Claudia
ALL CENSUS INFORMATION CONTAINED IN POSTINGS IS CROWN COPYRIGHT FROM www.nationalarchives.gov.uk

Fagan - Guernsey (1807), Wrexham (census 1841-1871), then Barton upon Irwell from around 1873

Fildes - Manchester, Chester, Liverpool, Chorlton, Ashton, Salford (descended from Mary Pritchard and William Fildes, Sir Samuel Luke's grandparents)

Speakman - Manchester and Salford

Bridge - Manchester (initially Ardwick) and Salford