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Re: The even more famous (not!) GREENs
« Reply #9 on: Wednesday 22 February 06 15:08 GMT (UK) »
Thanks - I'd previously tried the census search on ancestry (and failed to find the family). I'll give the other one a go when I get time...

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Re: The even more famous (not!) GREENs
« Reply #10 on: Monday 27 March 06 07:55 BST (UK) »
Managed to get hold of Gladys Maud(e)'s birth certificate now and can see that her mother was formerly Mary Elizabeth Maggs. They all lived at 7 Manor Terrace, Manor Farm Road, Portswood in 1903.

Has free access to the 1901 census now disappeared on ancestry.co.uk? I've been busy for a few weeks but don't appear to be able to get to the same information as previously.

I've managed to locate the marriage between Charles Green and Mary Elizabeth Maggs in Oct-Nov-Dec 1887, but nothing else of obvious significance. There are entries for Charles Green and Mary Elizabeth Green in the 1891 and 1901 censuses, but I can't tell whether or not they were in the same household or how many children they had at those times.

The 1881 census (ie: before their marriage) isn't helping much either. There's a Charles F Green at 4 Cooper Street, Southampton and a Mary Maggs at 53 St James St nearby, but I'm stretching it a bit to claim they're our people. But if not, where are the real Charles Green and Mary Elizabeth Maggs from somewhere (I assume) in the Southampton area??

Any help from those of you with better census access would be much appreciated.
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Brian

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Re: The even more famous (not!) GREENs
« Reply #11 on: Monday 27 March 06 08:07 BST (UK) »
Hi Brian,

You're right - the 1901 isn't free anymore.

How do these look?  8)

1901
RG13/1068 9 9
Portswood (South Stoneham) Hampshire
7 Manor Terrace
Manor Farm Rd

Charles Green, head, 45, Plasterer, b. Hants Southampton
Mary Elizabeth, wife, 34, b. do.

Charles, son, 13, b. do.
Lucy Elizabeth, dau, 10, b. do.
Ellen Rosina, dau, 8, b. do.
William, son, 6, b. do.   
George, son, 5, b. do.
Arthur, son, 1, b. do. 

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Re: The even more famous (not!) GREENs
« Reply #12 on: Monday 27 March 06 08:11 BST (UK) »
Tanja,
Brill. That's 'em! It also proves that Charles F Green isn't my man from 1881, but Mary Maggs is still a possible...

Keep going!!
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Re: The even more famous (not!) GREENs
« Reply #13 on: Monday 27 March 06 08:11 BST (UK) »
1891
RG12/918 125 31
Southampton St Mary, Hampshire
23 Melbourne Street

Charles Green, head, 35, Gas Stoker L&S Co?, b. Southampton
Mary E, wife, 25, b. do.

Chas, son, 3, b. do.
Lucy E, dau 6ms, b. do.

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Re: The even more famous (not!) GREENs
« Reply #14 on: Monday 27 March 06 08:15 BST (UK) »
Gold dust! Not a bad career change that: gas stoker to plasterer!!

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Re: The even more famous (not!) GREENs
« Reply #15 on: Monday 27 March 06 08:19 BST (UK) »
There is one matching Charles I can see in 1871 - I just throw him in, up to you to prove or disprove him.

1871
RG10/1189 120 27
Southampton St Mary, Hampshire
Standford Street

William Green, head, 45, labourer bricklayer, b. Wilts Salisbury
Betsey, wife, 40, b. Wilts Winterslow
George, son, 19, Plasterer, b. Wilts Fresherton?
Mary, dau, 17, b. Hants Southampton
Charles, son, 15, scholar, b. do.
Martha, dau, 13, scholar, b. do.
Betsey, dau, 11, scholar, b. do.
Amy E, dau, 7, scholar, b. do.
Walter H, son, 5, scholar, b. do.
Martha, dau, 3, b. do.

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Re: The even more famous (not!) GREENs
« Reply #16 on: Monday 27 March 06 08:22 BST (UK) »
1871 looks possible - certainly a lot better than my original version.

Found a possible birth record in the BMD index for Charles Green Jan-Feb-Mar 1856 (Southampton) 2c 31.

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Re: The even more famous (not!) GREENs
« Reply #17 on: Monday 27 March 06 08:36 BST (UK) »
1871
RG10/1188 56 12
Southampton St Mary, Hampshire
8 Princes Street

Ephraim Maggs, head, 30, Labourer, b. Haxon Wilts
Roda Eliz, wife, 29, b. Chisenbury? Wilts
Isaac Eph Smith, son, 9, scholar, b. Northam Southampton
Henry Jno?, son, 7, scholar, b. do.
Mary Eliz, dau, 5, scholar, b. do.
Edward Chs, son, 3, scholar, b. do.
Emily, dau, 5ms, b. do.  

Tanja  :)
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