I have posted short questions before, then had to fill in or say I already knew that, so here is a long one.
From the oral history - to how I think it fits the records - to oops was she illegitimate??
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What I am told by my mother.
Lilian Whitehead from Stoke (abt 1906 from death record 1979 in Isle of Man)
Mother Anna Whitehead
Father unknown
Older brother John (possibly with a twin who died early), he was a publican in Staffs.
Mother later married Jack/John Walton (He was a publican in Stoke)
Half siblings; Rose, Clare and Frank (Rose had a twin who died early)
So I think I can pick up the family in 1911
Civil Parish: Audley
County/Island: Staffordshire
Street address: 16 Colclough St, Talke Pitts, Staffs
Registration district: Newcastle under Lyme
Registration District Number: 359
Sub-registration district: Audley
ED, institution, or vessel: 7
Household schedule number: 183
Piece: 16431
This gives me a 3 year old marriage with 2 kids, and it looks like the guy took on the previous kids and has a brother in law as a lodger.
William Henry Walton 44
Hannah Walton 32 b Ashton Under Lyme
John Walton 15 b Fenton, Staffs
Lilian Walton 5 b Stoke, Staffs
Frank Walton 3
Clara Walton 2
Thomas Whitehead 36 b Ashton Under Lyme, Staffordshire
I can chase Hannah and Thomas back to 1881 (but loosing Hannah in 1901)
Occupation: Scholar
Registration district: Wolstanton
Sub-registration district: Wolstanton
ED, institution, or vessel: 1a
Neighbors: View others on page
Piece: 2704
Folio: 13
Page Number: 20
The family
Alfred Whitehead 34
Harriet Whitehead 36
Fred Whitehead 10
Robert Whitehead 8
Thomas J. Whitehead 5 b Ashton Under Lyne, Lancashire, England
Hannah Whitehead 2 b Ashton Under Lyne, Lancashire, England
So do people agree it is a good fit for the family as described, Anna -> Hannah, Jack -> William and Clare -> Clara are problematic. Maybe Jack was a nickname?
If I have all that correct, can anyone find Hannah and John in 2001?
And how about Lilians dad, was Hannah unmarried or did short marriage(s) slip though the censuses?