Louis Henry Clarence

[avm228]

1881 has a 6-year-old Visitor with a Lodging House Keeper in Fulham. He's called Louis Henry and said to be from Newcastle-upon-Tyne. There is no matching birth with Henry as a surname, and he's roughly the right age, so this might be a possible sighting. No obvious relatives there.

I'd think he's likely to be Louis A[lbert] Henry - back with parents in Newcastle (Jesmond) in 1891 but settled in Fulham with wife and children by 1901.

[ray-1]

I missed Andrews post concerning the sighting in Fulham as a 6 year old visitor. The toing and froing between North and South would confuse someone later in life as regards stating 'birthplace' or as you say a relative or head of house  giving the place of birth for someone else.

[avm228]

I'm afraid it seems to me the 1881 sighting was not your Louis but another Louis, for the reasons already given.

His birthplace was consistently Newcastle in all censuses 1881 onwards.  Although he used the name Louis Henry in the censuses, his full name was given as Louis Aaron A H Cohen when he married Miriam Hilda Maude Collins in Fulham in Jun qtr 1900.

Birth: Mar qtr 1875

Louis Aaron A Cohen

Newcastle upon Tyne 10b 93