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lovett family canning town
« on: Sunday 06 September 09 19:49 UTC (UK) »
Trying t find out more about Lovetts, my stepfathers family. In the 1911 census there is George and Maud Lovett who would have been my stepfathers grandparents, living in Durham Road Canning Town with two daughters, Liilian and Doris, and then I know there was another...Elsie and a little girl who died as a child. George was a boilerrmaker and rivetter and I know he worked on the docks. They moved to Dagehnham in the 30s, possibly because of family connections. In the 1901 census, George is living with his parents William who was a Stevedore, so also working at the docks, married to Mary Ann in Garvary Road, Canning Town, with brothers Lionel, Henry J and sisters Beatrice and Mary. I then found Henry in the 1911 census, married to Ada with children named Hilda, Alexander and Rosie, also living in Durham Road, different number though to the parents.

There also appears to be another Lovett, Robert, married to Emma in Hilda Road Canning Town, not clear if he is any connection but Hilda Road is close to Durham and I think families tended to live close together, so I;m guessing he may be related.

If anyone knows any Lovetts in the area, I'd be grateful to find out. I'm trying to help my sister build a family tree now she has lost her dad she really knows nothing about them.
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