IVY ASHWORTH & CLARA (ASHWORTH) KEAN

[aghadowey]

Another question, please.   What does:    h 32 Elliott
mean?    (See your previous info).
Also, why "remove to Bristol"?   Was he in care, or a prisoner?

'rem' (removed) means simply that he moved- in this case to the town of Bristol, Connecticut.
'h' (home) is his home address- in this case 32 Elliott St.

[margaretmarion]

Thank you for clarifying the details.

Margaretmarion

[RJ137]

I am looking for the family/descendants, please, of:

Clara Clegg b. 1887 Rochdale, England, died 1962 in Thomaston, Connecticut, married James Robert KEAN (b. 1886) 23 December 1905, Rochdale Registry office.   Clara and James  went to the USA on the ‘Lucinia’ in March 1909?  Clara was married 3 times - her name at time of death was Clara BRISTOW.
1920 census- 1777 Thomaston Ave., Waterbury Ward 6, New Haven, Conn.: (surname miss-spelt):  James Kaen 33 b.Eng., wife Clara Kaen 32 b.Eng., son James Kaen 13 b.Eng., son George Kuen 11 b.Eng., son Frank Kuen 7 b.Conn., son Leigh Kean 4 b.Conn., father Robert Kean 60, brother William Kean 26 to US 1906, brother Walter Kean 20 to US 1906.

Clara returned to England and took niece Ivy (Ashworth) back to USA (SS Scythia arrived Jan 20 1922 New York).  They lived at 1777 Homestone Ave, Waterbury, Con.
On 1930 census: 7 Bristol Place, New Haven, Conn.:
Clara Kean 50 wid., b.Eng., son James Kean 23 b. Eng., son Frank Kean 17 b. Conn., son Leigh Kean 14 b. Conn.
James Robert (b. 1907) mar Agnes; Frank m. Ruth Griffin; Leigh m. Edith.

In addition to information on the Kean family – what happened to Ivy Ashworth?

Can't post attahments in the US Lookup Forum.

Posted several articles/obits in  USA forum

Reference thread: http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=778912

[margaretmarion]

 
Dear Shellyesq

Thank you SO much for the information.   That is all that I need and I am grateful for the research that you have done.   

My research is now finished.

Regards - Margaretmarion   

[shellyesq]

You're welcome, and thanks to RJ137 for the more recent info. 

In case you have any other Connecticut people - since this thread was originally started, Connecticut has put up death and marriage indexes that cover 1897-1966.  http://libguides.ctstatelibrary.org/hg/indexes