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honeybun
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Looking for any Bucketts in Banstead/Sutton areas.
1901 Census
James Buckett 49 Foreman Stoker, Born Portsea, Hants. (where the family originated)
Elizabeth 44 born Milton, Beds.
Edward J 16 born Sutton
George H. 14, Millie E.A. 12, Walter 10, Alice 7, Jessie 4, Henry T. 2, all born Banstead living at 2 Asylum Cottages, Banstead.
any info gratefully received.
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Buckett, Woolton: Kent
Buckett: Hampshire and Surrey
Taylor: Wigan
Preece: Herefordshire
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Chris in 1066Land
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Hi Honeybun
Is this who you are looking for
1901 England Census
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Name Age in 1901 Birthplace Relationship Civil Parish County/Island
Allice Buckett 7 Banstead, Surrey, England Daughter Banstead Surrey
Edward I Buckett 16 Sutton, Surrey, England Son Banstead Surrey
Elizabeth Buckett 44 Milton, Bedfordshire, England Wife Banstead Surrey
George H Buckett 14 Banstead, Surrey, England Son Banstead Surrey
Henry S Buckett 2 Banstead, Surrey, England Son Banstead Surrey
James Nimrod Geo Buckett 49 Portsea, Hampshire, England Head Banstead Surrey
Jessie Buckett 4 Banstead, Surrey, England Daughter Banstead Surrey
Millie E A Buckett 12 Banstead, Surrey, England Daughter Banstead Surrey
Walter Buckett 10 Banstead, Surrey, England Son Banstead Surrey
Reference, and Scan to follow
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Hi again
RG13/ 578/ Folio 9/ Page 9 - 2 Asylum Cottages, Banstead, Surrey
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Hi Honeybun
Thats OK - its a pleasure
The census entry looks very interesting - them living in 2 Asylum Cottages.
Looking at the Occupations of others on the scan, (night lunatic attendant, etc) they all seem to be working in the Asylum as was your ancestor
Bet they could tell us a few stories that would make our hair curl if they were still alive
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Hi there
If you go to the following:
http://www.qmhcarshalton.net/index.htm
where it says - "Just off Boundary Road in to Banstead Asylum (on open ground). ..."
and there are lots of pictures of the Asylum for Children before it became a hospital
"There has been occupation of the Queen Mary's Hospital site since the Neolithic period (*New Stone Age). The land on which Queen Mary's was built was purchased in 1896 by the Metropolitan Asylums Board for £13,550 from the Stanley Estates. When the buildings on the original 136 acre site were completed in 1906, it was called the Southern Hospital. It stood empty until 1909.
Originally designed as a convalescent fever hospital, but not needed for this purpose, it became available for other uses. It came about that when the Local Government Board proposed, as a means of relieving the pressure on the accommodation for the sick poor in the metropolis, that the Metropolitan Asylums Board should undertake the care of such sick children as were suitable for removal from the infirmaries, their request could at once be complied with."
http://www.doc.ic.ac.uk/~cjh/woodhurst/j2wban.html
shows an admission record for the Asylum
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Hi Honeybun
I think that at 49, he is a bit old to be still in the forces.
The asylum would have great big Coal Fired boilers for heating and hot water and he was in one of their cottages
Just a thought
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