Bannister/scriven, Shropshire

[alveleyhistorian]

Hi there,
Can some kind soul possibly help with any info on this family ?
Robert Bannister was born in Leominster and married Alveley born Catherine Scriven during the 1870's.
The 1881 census records them living with  family at Cookscross Alveley, Shropshire  -

Robert BANNISTER   M   Male   34   born Leominster   Shopman Provision Hand 
Catherine BANNISTER   M   Female   24   Alveley,   Shopmans Wife 
two children -
 Robert J. BANNISTER      Male   5   born Birmingham   
 Fanny E. BANNISTER      Female   2   born Birmingham 

But then they seem to "disappear" for a few years ( they are not on the Alveley census of 1891 or 1901 )
But  daughter Fanny "reappears" in 1897 in the Parish Church Registers -
BANNISTER FANNY, aged 18-daughter of Robert Bannsiter married John Harvey Stant (aged 24- Bricklayer)  13th April 1897.
Any help or  info on any of the family much appreciated
kindest regards
alveleyhistorian

[willow2670]

This looks like Robert jnr on the 1891 census
Ref: RG12/2077 Folio 24
 
Fred Bannister Head 47 b Leominster, Herefordshire   Cabinert Maker
Mary Bannister Wife 35 b Paulerspury, Northamptonshire
Robert Bannister Nephew 15 b Birmingham, Warwickshire
47 Lautre? St,  Kington, Herefordshire 

sue
 

[Tati]

And Fanny is with the grandparents:

RG12/2095
Folio 8 p. 10
Alveley, Shropshire

49 The Village

James Scriven, head, 56, Stone Quarry Man, b. Alveley
Emily A, wife, 53, b. Herefords Bishopstone
Thomas Grandson, 14, General Labourer, b. Alveley
Fanny Bannister, Gddau, 12, scholar, b. Staffs Hockley (?)
Annie H Middleton, single, adopted dau, 22, General Servant, b. Alveley

Tanja 

[willow2670]

Marriage of Robert BANNISTER/Catherine SCRIVEN
Year 1875 Qtr Jun Dist: Bridgnorth Vol 6a pg 1077

[alveleyhistorian]

Marriage of Robert BANNISTER/Catherine SCRIVEN
Year 1875 Qtr Jun Dist: Bridgnorth Vol 6a pg 1077

Many thanks to both of you for your very quick responses.
The puzzle continues ! I wonder what happened to Catherine and Robert - can't find them anywhere  in the 1901 census ! Anyone with "stronger glasses" wish to take up the challenge  ??
Any help or advise much appreciated
alveleyhistorian

[scriv2]

Robert Bannister was killed in action 1915 ...see 'All heroes' by Tim White for more details of Robert.

[scriv2]

Is it Robert senior you are more interested in?

[scriv2]

In 1891 Fanny lived at 49 The Village with her Scriven grandparents. She is 12.

Interstingly, a Henry France lived next door at no 50...and as Robert James Bannister married a France (m. Agnes Louisa, daughter of John and Mary Ann France), is there a connection?

Any specific questions for me???

[alveleyhistorian]

In 1891 Fanny lived at 49 The Village with her Scriven grandparents and my grandfather Thomas. She is 12.

Interstingly, a Henry France lived next door at no 50...and remember Robert James Bannister married a France (m. Agnes Louisa, daughter of John and Mary Ann France.

Any specific questions for me???

Hi there,
Yes, you seem to be very knowledgable - fancy giving me some clues to who you are
Happy to pm and tell you who I am 
By the way " All Heroes" was written by T White and M Sheridan

Best Wishes,
alveleyhistorian