WORRALLS of WOLVERHAMPTON

[leamingtonian]

Trying to trace some members of the Worrall family, all born in Wolverhampton, Staffs.

James Sheldon Worrall d 1910 and his wife Emma Worrall (nee Williams) d 1909 had 12 children. Unfortunately James and Emma passed away before the 1911 Census. I have been looking for three of the children who were born between 1895 and 1900; they appear on 1901 Census but after that they appear to have disappeared. Their names are as follows:-
Alfred b 1895
Florence May b 1898/1899
Harry b 1899/1900

I have checked the other brothers and sisters 1911 census records and these three do not appear on any of them so can anyone help with this please.

[Ellenmai]

It states Florence May was born 20th November 1898 on her Baptism record. Possible marriage to John A Ashton 1929 Wolverhampton.

[leamingtonian]

Thank you, gives me something to go on

[Comberton]

Florence May Worrall
 March qtr 1899
Wolverhampton
6b 549 MMN Williams

Florence May Worrall
Born 22nd November 1898 ( error?)
Death December qtr 1972
Age 73
Coventry
9c 1818

[Jool]

You may want to look for Florence Worrall a little further afield as a visitor.  The maiden name of the wife of the household is the connection (marriage on FreeBMD) 

[Comberton]

Harry Worrall
September qtr 1896
Wolverhampton
6b 564 MMN Williams

Harry Worrall
Born 5th June 1896
Baptised 18th June 1896
Wolverhampton Christ Church
Parents James Sheldon & Emma

Alfred Edward Worrall
March qtr 1895
Wolverhampton
6b 619 MMN Williams

Alfred Edward Worrall
Born 11th January 1895
Baptised 21st February 1895
Wolverhampton Christ Church
Parents James Sheldon & Emma

Alfred Edward Worrall
Born 11th January 1895
Death March qtr 1971
Age 76
Coventry
9c 2022

[Comberton]

Britain, merchant seamen, 1918-1941 Transcription
Alfred Edward Worrall
Born 11th January 1895

Record above on FindMyPast includes PHOTO

Alfred Worrall
Born 11th January 1895
School admission for 1902

On FindMyPast

[leamingtonian]

Hi Comberton

Thanks for the info.

Unfortunately I don't have a subscription to Findmypast but the info you have supplied is really useful

Regards

Eric

[softly softly]

Hi, try your local library, they normally have free access to Findmypast.

John