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TUDOR
« on: Sunday 12 February 06 12:29 GMT (UK) »

I am looking for any TUDOR Family who may be connected to Henry Charles Tudor c 1874 from Dursley Gloucestershire
who married Laura Emma BAILEY 11 April 1877. The were married 11 June 1901 at Earlstown Lancs

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Re: TUDOR
« Reply #1 on: Sunday 12 February 06 12:40 GMT (UK) »

Hi Alf,

Before I do any look-ups, could you clarify for me:

(1) whether you are actually wanting to try to make contact with descendants of Henry Charles Tudor (or with other people researching the same family, relatives or otherwise) or

(2) whether you want look-ups etc. for the 1881, 1891 and 1901 Censuses.

If the latter, I'd be pleased to help.


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Richard
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Re: TUDOR
« Reply #2 on: Sunday 12 February 06 12:55 GMT (UK) »

Hi Alf,

As I had a moment to spare I thought that I'd have a look at the 1901 Census, in case you don't already have it.  I can transcribe the earlier ones if needs be.

1901 Census

122 Market Street, Newton-in-Makerfield


William H. Bailey - Head - md. - 60 - Wheelwright - b. Glos., Eam (?)

Emma A. Bailey - w. - md. - 60 - b. Wilts., Box

Charles Bailey - s. - unm. - 33 - Wheelwright - b. Lancs., Earlstown

George J. (?) Bailey - s. - unm. - 26 - Blacksmith - b. Lancs., Earlstown

Laura E. Bailey - d. - unm. - 23 - Music Teacher - b. Lancs., Earlstown

Henry C. Tudor - Visitor - unm. - 26 - Railway Clerk - b. Glos., Slimbridge

Reference:  RG13 / 3574 / ED9 / f.75 / p.36


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Richard
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Re: TUDOR
« Reply #3 on: Sunday 12 February 06 17:30 GMT (UK) »

Hi Richard

That's my family, thanks very much for the new information

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Re: TUDOR
« Reply #4 on: Sunday 12 February 06 21:50 GMT (UK) »

Hi Alf,

As you have not indicated whether or not you have the census details for the Tudor family prior to 1901, I've decided to provide them anyway just in case.  They are recorded here, in the time honoured fashion, 'in reverse order'.

1891 Census

25 Nelson Street, Barton St. Mary, Gloucestershire


Edwin Tudor - Head - md. - 45 - Labourer - b. Glos., Hardwick

Mary Tudor - w. - md. - 43 - b. Gloster (sic)

Henry Tudor - s. - unm. - 17 - Labourer - b. Gloster

Alice Tudor - d. - unm. - 15 - b. Gloster

Robert Tudor - s. - 12 - Scholar - b. Gloster

Elizabeth Tudor - d. - 14 - Scholar - b. Gloster

Arren (?) Tudor - s. - 8 - Scholar - b. Gloster

Charles Tudor - s. - 6 - Scholar - b. Gloster

Emma Tudor - d. - 3 - b. Gloster


1881 Census

Henworthy Cottage, Slimbridge, Gloucestershire


Henry Davis - Head - md. - 60 - Edge Tool Maker - b. Glos., Eastington

Caroline Davis - w. - md. - 46 - Dressmaker - b. Glos., Cam

Laura A. Davis - d. - 13 - Scholar - b. Glos., Slimbridge

Henry C. Tudor - Cousin - 6 - b. Glos., Coaley


That's three different birth places for Henry in the 1881, 1891 and 1901 Censuses!


1871 Census

Tudor family not yet found there


1861 Census

Farm House, Churcham, Gloucestershire


James Stephens - Head - Wid. - 51 - Farmer of 70 Acres Employing 2 Men & 1 Boy - b. Glos., Minsterworth

Winter Stephens - s. - unm. - 25 - Farmer's Son - b. Glos., Minsterworth

Francis Stephens - s. - unm. - 21 - Farmer's Son - b. Glos., Churcham

Mary Clutterbuck - Servant - unm. - 35 - Housekeeper - b. Glos., Whitminster

Edwin Tudor - Servant - unm. - 15 - General Servant - b. Glos., Hardwick


1851 Census

Hardwicke, Gloucestershire

Robbert (sic) Tudor - Head - md. - 47 - Bridge Keeper on Band G Canal (?) - b. Glos., Coaley

Ann M. Tudor - w. - md. - 34 - b. Glos., Wheatenhurst

Elizabeth Cresswell - Stepdaughter - 12 - b. Glos., Hardwicke

Emma Cresswell - Stepdaughter - 11 - b. Glos., Hardwicke

Henry H. Tudor - s. - 7 - Scholar - b. Glos., Hardwicke

Edwin Tudor - s. - 5 - b. Glos., Hardwicke

James T. Tudor - s. - 2 - b. Glos., Hardwicke

Emily Tudor - d. - 2 mths. - b. Glos., Hardwicke


Incidentally, Edwin Tudor was baptised at Hardwicke on 14 December 1845, parents Robert and Ann Maria.


Hope this helps your research.


Regards,

Richard
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Re: TUDOR
« Reply #5 on: Monday 13 February 06 16:49 GMT (UK) »

Richard

You are a STAR  many thanks for the information           

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Re: TUDOR
« Reply #6 on: Monday 13 February 06 19:46 GMT (UK) »

Hi Alf,

Potential problem!!

I have tried following Edwin Tudor forwards from the last Census I posted for him, 1861, but have not found him in 1871.  However, I have found him in 1881.

I'll set out the 1881 details first and then explain my concerns about Edwin in relation to Henry Charles Tudor.

1881 Census

18 Nelson Street, Barton St. Mary, Gloucester


Edwin Tudor  - Head - md. - 34 - Engine Driver on Vessel - b. Glos., Hardwick

Mary Ann Tudor - w. - md. - 32 - b. Gloucester

Henry Thomas Tudor - s. - 6 - Scholar - b. Gloucester

Alice Mary Tudor - d. - 5 - Scholar - b. Gloucester

Robert Edwin Tudor - s. - 2 - b. Gloucester

Elizabeth Gladys Tudor - d. - 9 mths. - b. Gloucester


The difficulty which I currently have is that there are two Henry Tudors in 1881:  the one with the middle name initial letter 'C.' at Henworthy Cottage, Slimbridge (which appears to be the right one) and then this one above - Henry Thomas (who is clearly now not the right one, particularly given his second name which we did not know previously).

So it appears more than likely, based on this, that Edwin and Mary Tudor are not the parents of your Henry Charles.

If this is the case, where are Henry Charles's parents in Censuses prior to 1881 and who are they? 

I just do not seem to be able to place the parents at all pre-1881.  The only Tudor family which seemed to fit the bill was that of Edwin and Mary but this is now very much in doubt at best, but at worst can really be ruled out.

Probably the only way to move forward with any degree of certainty would be for you to obtain the birth certificate of Henry Charles Tudor, which would obviously state beyond doubt the names of his parents, with mother's maiden name for good measure and also his father's occupation.  Armed with that information, finding the family on the Censuses would be made that much safer and easier (though if they were missed off for any reason no amount of information would help).

The birth certificate reference is:  Henry Charles Tudor - Birth - Dursley - 1874 September Qtr. - vol. 6a - p. 229.  As you are doubtless well aware, certificates can be ordered on-line (price £7.00) at www.gro.gov.uk

What are your views on the above?


regards,

Richard
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