Wealthy Daisy Canacott 1901 Census find

[Old-Bonez]

I'm looking for the family of Wealthy Daisy Canacott.

On family search I find a 1901 Census record for her aged 10 of Edmonton, Middlesex. Would somebody be kind enough to look up the details to reveal her family please. I'm also trying to find emigration info to Australia as she married William Folkard in 1914.

I'm sure I have the same person as the use of Wealthy as a name would be fairly rare and there are no birth records for her in Australia.

I have scratchy information from other Australian death notices that her siblings may be Alfred, Elsie & Nita. I'm hoping to confirm these in the census.

Any information on this family would be gratefully received.

Rob

[suey]

I have her in 1901 - lots of them will take a mo to write up....

[suey]

Edmonton Middlesex
37 Lower Fore Street

CANACOTT John 43 occ. ? On own account at home born London Walworth
Harriett wife 42 born Berks Letcombe Bassett
Albert J  son 21 - Electrical Bulb ? born London Battersea
George son 19 - Labourer at Coffee House
Edith dau 19 - Domestic Servant
Ethel B dau 15 - ditto
Lilian M dau 14
Alfred A son 13
Ernest E son 11
WEALTHY D dau 10
Elsie dau 8
Eva dau 5
Frank son 4
Frances M dau 10 months   all born Edmonton

Suey

[suey]

If anyone else is looking can you make out the occupations?  The writing is quite florid and has been written over...

[suey]

In 1891 he was a Tinman - looks very similar in '01.
There is also another son John aged 11 born Clapham

Suey

[Old-Bonez]

Ahhhh ..... Thank you ever so much Suey.

The additional son named John would have been 21 for the 1901 census so probably wasn't at home anymore. He would be probably their oldest son born abt. 1880 so I may find their wedding around then possibly near to Clapham.

One last thing please ... I'm not good with abbreviated names for places in England (being an Aussie) For his wife ... The town would be Letcombe Bassett in Berkshire and the boundaries have been moved to be now in Oxfordshire??

The marriage may also be near here.

Rob

[Old-Bonez]

Suey

Would it be possible to look at the 1891 census for a "Lillie M Canacott". She is listed as age 4 which could make her the same Lilian M Canacott which you found earlier.

What is different here is that she is listed as a visitor. If it is so, then this family would be friends or other family.

Sorry to ask but FamilySearch no longer allows me to see the full record.

Regards, Rob

[Eyesee]

Clapham Holy Trinity
1878 Jan 27
John CANACOTT, 21, bachelor, Tin plate worker, Brandon St Clapham, father James Canacott, Tin plate worker
Harriett TYLER, 21, spinster, -, Brandon St Clapham, father John Tyler, Farm labourer
Married after banns
both signed in presence of James Canacott, Emily Tyler

There was another daughter Emily born 1878 as well. Can't read baptism details, all blurry.

St Saviour Southwark baptism
1861 Jun 3
James, s/o James & Mary CANACOTT, 9 Parry?? Place, Tin plate worker, born 1854 Feb 28
John, s/o ditto, born 1856 Jun 18

Ian C

[Eyesee]

1891 - RG12/1082/104/37
37 High Path, Edmonton
John CANACOTT, head mar 34, Tinman, born London, Walworth
Harriett CANACOTT, wife mar 31, born Berks, Wantage
John CANACOTT, son 11, Scholar, born Surrey, Clapham
George CANACOTT, son 9, Scholar, born Middlesex, Edmonton
Ethell CANACOTT, dau 5, born ditto
Ernest CANACOTT, son 1, born ditto
--- CANACOTT, dau under 1mo, born ditto (un-named)

1881 - RG11/654/7/5
11 St George's Road, Battersea
John CANACOTT, head mar 23, Tin plate worker, born Walworth, London
Harriet CANACOTT, wife mar 23, born Letcombe, Berks
Albert John CANACOTT, son 1, born Battersea, Surrey
Wm Edward CANACOTT, son 8mo, born Clapham, Surrey

Looks like Emily I mentioned earlier died pre 1881, and Wm Edward has died pre 1891.

Ian C