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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Hampshire & Isle of Wight => Topic started by: mark foot on Tuesday 23 January 18 23:02 GMT (UK)
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Rose Foot was born 1.4.1879 in Up Cerne, Dorset. She married Ernest George Stone, who worked on the railways and they lived in Basingstoke. Rose died on the 8.3.1910.
All I know of Rose is the above apart from knowledge about her siblings and parents.
Any info regarding where she lived, if she worked and children details etc would be most helpful.
Many thanks
Mark
Also any additional details regarding Ernest would be helpful as it might give a clue as to how they got together.
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She married Ernest George Stone
No date given - it was 1898
So have you checked the 1901 and 1911 censuses for details of any children?
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01egx/
Unlikely she worked after marriage and as she was only 12yrs old in 1891 it's unlikely you will find any occupation
The 1901 will give her address at that time
Her death cert will give the address at that time
You can also use GRO online to search for Stone births with a mmn Foot
https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/Login.asp
Also any additional details regarding Ernest would be helpful as it might give a clue as to how they got together.
Any details of Ernest are all available on the various censuses shown in the FS link above
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Daughter...
Florence May Stone. baptised 01 May 1901, St. George's, Fordington, Dorset.
father Ernest George Stone. mother Rose Mercy Stone.
Marriage...
Rose Mercy Foot m Ernest George Stone. QM 1898, Dorchester, Dorset. 5A 475
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Also....
STONE, ERNEST ALFRED GEORGE mmn FOOT
GRO Reference: 1899 M Quarter in DORCHESTER Volume 05A Page 313
STONE, CAROLINE EDITH mmn FOOT
GRO Reference: 1906 J Quarter in DORCHESTER Volume 05A Page 329
STONE, FREDERICK GEORGE mmn FOOT
GRO Reference: 1908 J Quarter in DORCHESTER Volume 05A Page 323
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Very many thanks I hadn't realized that they had a child. Mark
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I think Caroline Edith 1906 and Frederick George Stone 1908 were not the children of Ernest George Stone and Rose Mercy Foot but are more likely to be the children of Daniel Stone who married Elizabeth mary Foot 6/11/1905
It seems Ernest George Stone and Rose mercy Foot had 3 children
2 survived infancy Florence May b 1901 Fordington Dorset and Leslie b 1906 Basingstoke
Ernest Alfred George Stone b 1899 and died the same year age 0
Possibly son Leslie Stone died age 18 -there is this death reg Leslie Stone age 18 Death reg Dec qtr 1924 Basingstoke 2c 224
I assume you have details of Ernest george Stones second marriage to widow Sarah A J Elton Jun qtr 1913 Basingstoke
Sarah A j Elton went she was widowed (and Ernest George Stone was a widower) went to work as housekeeper to Ernest George and her daughter Rose Ellen lived with them
George Elton married Sarah Ann J Gibbons Dec qtr 1904
George Elton death reg Jun qtr 1909 age 27 basingstoke
Daughter Rose Ellen Elton birth reg Sept qtr 1909
Suz
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Suz, thank you so much. I was always told they lived in Basingstoke and although I haven't an address you kindly provided details showing they are still there.
I believe he worked for a railway company and believe I saw somewhere that he might have been a railway coach painter. If that is so, I guess it would not be considered too special a job. I do wonder how they met and why they settled in Basingstoke? I guess that will remain unanswered.
Very many thanks again
Mark
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As I can't currently look up information, I wonder if someone would kindly advise me where Rose Foot was living in 1901 and her occupation was?
Thank you for any help. Mark
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1901 census 9 Orchard Street Dorchester
Ernest G 24 Blacksmith puddletown chine hill
Rose Mercy 23 up Cerne
Florence M 1 month Dorchester
Later lives at 5 Windsor Terrace May Street Basingstoke
Ernest was a general engineer making agricultural implements.
Also son Leslie was feeble minded from birth.
Jennifer
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Jennife, that was very good of you and most helpful. I had hoped that it would have thrown up her occupation. Thank you again.
Mark
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1891 and 1901 do not show any employment for Rose.
Jennifer
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Thank you very much. If I understand correctly he was at that time a blacksmith, who was born at Puddletown. I had always understood he worked on the railways and perhaps this role enabled him to work for the railway. I don't suppose you have access to the 1911 Census do you as that might show something?
Many thanks again for all your help.
Mark