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Topic: Bridge/ 1841/51/61 Census (Read 248 times)
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scully
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Hi ,
Can anyone help looking for the following family in the 1841/51/61/ Census in Oldbury. All children seem to be born in Oldbury.
James Bridge & Jane Simpson, married at St Thomas Church, Worcester
Children-- Edward Bridge -b, about 1833
William Bridge- b, ------ 1835
James Bridge - b,------ 1837
Ann M Bridge- b, ------- 1843
Mary J Bridge- b,-------- 1845
Joseph Bridge- b, ------- 1848
Elizabeth Bridge-b, ------- 1853
Scully
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kennyg
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Here's 1851;
James Bridge 37, ? ? Funder? and Publican, Bourne? Herefordshire
Jane Bridge 36
Edward Bridge 18
William H Bridge 16
James Bridge 14
Ann M Bridge 7
Mary J Bridge 5
Joseph Bridge 2
Ann Nain 18
All others born in Oldbury
Address appears to be Birmingham ?, Oldbury Green
HO107; Piece: 2024; Folio: 432; Page: 10
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kennyg
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1861 shows;
James Bridge 48, Glazier and Retail?, Portway, Staffs
Jane Bridge 47
James Bridge 23, Fitter
Ann Maria Bridge 17
Mary Jane Bridge 15
Joseph Bridge 12
Elizabeth Bridge 7
Living at Birmingham Street on Oldbury Green
RG9; Piece: 2022; Folio: 79; Page: 14
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scully
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Hi Kennyg,
Thanks very much for the information. If you don' mind do you think there's any chance of finding them in the 1871 Census, if they were in the same place. On the marriage of their son James it seems his father was still alive as it do's not say (Deceased) on it. James their son married Elizabeth Roberts at St Pauls Church, Parish of West Smetwick, District Kings Norton on the 22/5/1871. I was just wandering if James was still living with his parents.
Thanks once again for your help.
Scully
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kennyg
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Hi Scully,
Looks like James Sr wasn't around in 1871. I've found James Jr with his Mother, Jane, listed as a Widow;
Jane Bridge 57, Laundress
James Bridge 33, Grinder
Joseph Bridge 22, Machine
Elizabeth Bridge 17, Dressmaker
Living in Hawthorne Street, Harborne, Smethwick
RG10; Piece: 3088; Folio: 96; Page: 29;
Kenny
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kennyg
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There's a death registration in Q2 of 1868 for a James Bridge, born about 1813. Registration is in King's Norton Vol 6c, page 238.
Looks like your James Sr.
Kenny
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scully
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Hi Kenny,
Thanks very much for finding the census & death. Have you ever come across the father being dead but not saying so on the marriage of a child before.
Scully
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kennyg
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Possibilities include Registrar not picking up on local accents and getting it factually wrong or Father and family becoming estranged (willingly or otherwise) as work is sought more widely during times of recession/depression etc.
Perhaps registration was after marriage and it was the wife who did it and hadn't met/didn't know F-in-Law was dead? Have you got the marriage cert? Did both parties sign?
Did it not suit JB Jr to admit Dad was dead?
Possibilities endless!!
I think the 1871 census is very clear - if they are the right family (and they fit in a number of ways) she's clearly widowed.
Only way to be sure it's the right JB is to pay for the death certificate.
Kenny
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scully
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Hi Kenny,
I do have the marriage Certificate James married to Elizabeth in 1871. James sighned and Elizabeth made her mark. I think you're right i need to get the death certificate for his father., as you said it is the right family. Thanks for your help.
Scully
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