1891/1901 Census - Francis William Kent born c.1888

[Gerry]

Many thanks for all your replies and from them there appears to be no definitive Francis William Kent in the census for 1891, 1901 or 1911.    The only detail I have on Francis is the marriage details taken from 'Find my Past' (not the marriage certificate) which shows his father's name but not the occupations of father and son.   

Perhaps the only way forward is to obtain the full marriage certificate

On a better note I see Rosie has a Springer?   The one on my posting is Molly



 

[trish1120]

Yes I think the actual M/C is the way to go.

[rosie99]

Have you found either of them in the 1939 register 


My 'horror' is a Cocker who is curled up on his chair at the moment.  He wakes up when we want to relax and watch tv 

[Gerry]

Thanks for the suggestion Rosie but I don't have access to the 1939 register.   I could try this when next in my local library.

[rosie99]

Thanks for the suggestion Rosie but I don't have access to the 1939 register.   I could try this when next in my local library.

I have tried finding the family using the free search in the hope that it threw a light on the couple. 

Do you know where Evelyn died

[rosie99]

An online tree has Evelyn dying in Cirencester RD in 1984 - buried at South Cerney

The tree also suggests it is the Cirencester Francis Wm but no evidence that I can see

[Rosemary Andrews Tampin]

Francis William Kent was born in Cirencester 1883. name on birth certificate Francis William K Bradley. Mother Annie Bradley. He married in Durham to Eveline Orwin 1914. He died in Cirencester 1945.

[trish1120]

Welcome to Rootschat.
Its great when people pop up on these queries with a connnection.
Hopefully Gerry will reply to you soon

[Gerry]

Welcome to RootsChat Rosemary and I hope you found this link to the Kent family helpful.   The aim of my research was to find Irene Maria Kent born 1911 in Bursledon, Southampton plus her parents and siblings.   Thanks to help on RootsChat I found the information i wanted.

Good luck with your research