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Topic: help mystery joseph how do I trace him (Read 2372 times)
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Blue-Sten
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Do you know where he was born? You could look for him on the 1901 census - that would poss tell you who his mother was...?
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Any idea of any brothers or sisters?
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Hello Jacqui,
Can you tell us the names of the Witnesses from the marriage certificate?
I can only see one Joseph SMITH in Worcester in 1901, born 1898 +-1. His mother is Fanny and he has a sister Lizzie. Unfortunately MR SMITH is not at home 
Regards, John
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Census Information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.ukDorset: HATCHER [Marnhull] Durham: KANE McCAULEY Glos: EDGWICK MORGAN Lancs: HATCHER LAVELLE CROOKALL Leics: BARKER COBLEY KING LEONARD MONTGOMERY MOULDS SHAW SIMPSON WHITE WOODWARD WORRAL London: ALLUM CROSS WILLY Nbld: ARMSTRONG COOK HENDERSON MILLER [Willington Quay/Wallsend] Som: WILLY [S.Petherton] Warks: BIDDULPH BURNS CRATHORN HOWCUTT MORGAN PODMORE SHELDRICK SMITH TAYLOR Galway (Tuam): BOOTH SHELDRICK
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Blue-Sten
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Well the 1901 census is a good place to start. He would have been born around 1898 and so would have been about 3 yrs old then.
The problem you may have is that Smith is a popular surname and we are unsure of the place where he lived.
Otherwise you could search on BMD websites for his date of birth.
Do you have access to the 1901 census?
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I am currently sifting through reams of Smiths! There is this..... whether they are the right people or not is a different story.
Buck Street, Halesowen, Worcs.
William Smith Head 29 Furnace Stoker Rachel Smith Wife 31 William Smith son 8 Lydia Smith daughter 4 Joseph P Smith son 3
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There's a Geoffory COLLETT aged 10 in 1901. Son of Joseph (Market Gardener) and Ann. They are in Charlton, Worcestershire.
Regards, John
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Census Information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.ukDorset: HATCHER [Marnhull] Durham: KANE McCAULEY Glos: EDGWICK MORGAN Lancs: HATCHER LAVELLE CROOKALL Leics: BARKER COBLEY KING LEONARD MONTGOMERY MOULDS SHAW SIMPSON WHITE WOODWARD WORRAL London: ALLUM CROSS WILLY Nbld: ARMSTRONG COOK HENDERSON MILLER [Willington Quay/Wallsend] Som: WILLY [S.Petherton] Warks: BIDDULPH BURNS CRATHORN HOWCUTT MORGAN PODMORE SHELDRICK SMITH TAYLOR Galway (Tuam): BOOTH SHELDRICK
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A local newspaper may have published a death announcement/obituary- that could give details of other family members, etc.
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ANT: Nesbit, Potts CHS: Gosling, Hinton, Johnson, Marsland, Sorton LAN: Barlow, Jackson, James, Potts, Sorton MAY: Caulfield, Griffin SAL/STS: Goodwin, Gregory SOM: Dowding, James, Jones Any census information included in this post is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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Valda
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1901 census RG13 2780 folio 11 Bulls? Walk Worcester Worcestershire Fanny Smith 32 Worcester, Worcestershire, Head Married No occupation Joseph Smith 4 Worcester, Worcestershire, Son Lizzie Smith 8 weeks Worcester, Worcestershire, Daughter
Unfortunately there is no husband with Fanny.
On FreeBMD a William Smith married in the March quarter of 1896 in Worcester volume 6c 303 (a few William Smiths married in Worcester around this time so this is no big deal). When you cross reference the other names at this volume and page reference you find one of the woman's names is missing. Checking Fannys who married in the same quarter in Worcester you find Fanny Holland Volume 6c page 803 all on her own so possibly misindexed. On the 1891 census a Fanny Holland born circa 1870 is staying with her cousins in Worcester. On the 1871 census there is a two year old Fanny Holland in Worcester with her family staying with the family of John R. Smith.
All a bit tenuous I know but perhaps an interesting lead.
Regards Valda
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