Manchester Glassmaker, Census required

[MUMMYG]

Barbara,
Thanks, my word did this family move around, Im quite out of breath lol.
Oh sorry that must be the Manchester link Im after,doh!  only just noticed the Hulme bit,
Thanks so much for that Im made up now

[NEILKE]

hi again mum it sounds like  the glass had all ready been made and they put it together then fitted it as i said a very skilled job well paid and possible well in demand.
regards neil

[Barbara.H]

It is Bristol St on the 1861 census, looks clearer on the previous page.
I forgot the census reference, it is RG9/ 2899 / 66, page 32.

Bristol St has gone now, it was in the Moss Lane area.  New Wakefield St is still there, by Oxford Rd Station.  Look it up on google maps, it is on Street View (a very Victorian looking brick wall - real brick, not the genealogy type of brick wall  )
http://www.rootschat.com/links/066q/

Barbara

[MUMMYG]

Thats brilliant Barbara thanks very much, what a pity its not still there,Ill poke round for some old pictures later though,Im so chuffed I found the link anyway.
Best regards GILL

[lynxafrica]

On FreeREG Baptisms:
St Michael & All Angels, Newburn, Northumberland, England
born: 18 Sep 1808
Bapt: 9 Oct 1808
Ralph Bolton Edmundson of Lemington, 3rd son of James Edmundson, Glass Maker of St Nicholas Newcastle & his wife Elizabeth Bolton of Norham Parish

I've not been able to trace Elizabeth Bolton but I did find the marriage:
29 SEP 1799: St Nicholas, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland 
IGI batch: IGI M11168-4

Regards
Rob Bolton
Newcastle

[MUMMYG]

Thanks so much Lynxafrica, I appreciate the look up