John Thomas Parkinson. Born 1880 - Preston

[greenone]

John T was the brother of my Grandmother- Susannah Parkinson. I have him on Census 1881 -1901. He appears to have married Sarah Cragg in 1901 in Preston. They then had 4 children - James() 1901), William Cragg (1904, died 1904), Frank (1905) and Alan (1907).
I cannot find the family on the 1911 Census and would also like to find out what happened to the family/ children later
Hope you can help. I am now going to do another posting about John T's father Thomas.

Val

[ShaunJ]

Are you sure about the children? There's another Parkinson family in Preston with sons James (1901), Frank (1905) and Alan (1907)

[ShaunJ]

The parents James Parkinson and Jane Cragg were married in Preston in 1889

[BumbleB]

I can see a John T Parkinson, with sister Susannah on 1891 and 1901 census in Preston - BUT the parents are George and Mary E Parkinson. 

1891 - RG12/3438 folio 103 page 22

1901 - RG13/3945 folio 86, page 19

[greenone]

Will follow up on the other Parkinson Family.
I made a mistake with the Father,s name, I meant Grandfather. George and Mary Ellen are the parents.
ThankYou
Val

[BumbleB]

I'm assuming you have the baptisms for George and Mary Ellen's children - shame I can't see John Thomas!!!  Address for all is given as 9 Kilshaw Street.

St Paul - Alfred - 1 February 1884 - Grinder
All Saints - Alfred - born 11 March, baptised 7 April 1886 - Grinder
All Saints - Susannah - 22 May, baptised 8 June 1887 - Grinder
St Thomas - George - 26 November 1891 - Grinder
St Thomas - William - born 26 November, baptised 6 December 1893 - Labourer
All Saints - Elizabeth - born 21 January, baptised 29 January 1896 - Labourer

[greenone]

Hello again,
John Thomas was baptised 6/6/1880 at St Johns. There were 11 children born but only 2 lived - John T and Susannah.
Also James 1879, Mary Jane 1882 ,Annie 1890 and Samuel 1892 were born besides the ones that you mentioned. very sad,
Thanks again

Val

[BumbleB]

Yes, I did see that only 2 children had survived out of 11.  As you say, very sad.