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Offline perilsofpauline1

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Will the missing Mary Jane SCHOLEFIELD be found?
« on: Wednesday 23 August 06 01:29 BST (UK) »
Yesterday I was thrilled to have two of my SCHOLEFIELD sisters found, so I am hoping that someone can now help me with the last sister, Mary Jane.  She was b. Sep. qtr. 1865 in Greenwich, daughter of Elizabeth and Richard Scholefield.  The last sighting of her was on the 1881 census for Plumstead, at 8 Cambridge Rd. I can't find a marriage for her in that area.
Thank you, and keeping my fingers crossed.
Pauline in Oz
Calthorpe ,Colyer, Davy, , Grant, Guest, Hannington, Harding, Hartley, Hughes, Macro ,Marchant,  McKindoe , Moffet ,Morgans Musgrave, , Mort, Nicholson, Patterson, Porter,Smith, Roddis, Schofield, Scholefield, Smith.

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Re: Will the missing Mary Jane SCHOLEFIELD be found?
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 23 August 06 02:40 BST (UK) »
Pauline, I think I have found her under Schofield, she is working as a Domestic servant, do you want the complete household?

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Essex; Livermore, Barker  Norfolk; Wood, Lack, Spurgeon, Long Wiltshire; Ricketts, Sealey, Dew  Lincs; Drage  Cumberland; McNicol, Bowman  Lancashire; Brogden, Davis

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Re: Will the missing Mary Jane SCHOLEFIELD be found?
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 23 August 06 03:01 BST (UK) »
Will give you Mary Janes details, if you want the others let me know. There are another 12 people.

1891
4 Kidbrook Park Rd Kidbrook London
RG12/528  95   37

Mary J Schofield S 25 Greenwich Kent Housemaid Domestic

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Essex; Livermore, Barker  Norfolk; Wood, Lack, Spurgeon, Long Wiltshire; Ricketts, Sealey, Dew  Lincs; Drage  Cumberland; McNicol, Bowman  Lancashire; Brogden, Davis

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Re: Will the missing Mary Jane SCHOLEFIELD be found?
« Reply #3 on: Wednesday 23 August 06 03:43 BST (UK) »
You've made up the trio!!  Thankyou so much Cazay. If its not too much trouble I would appreciate the others on that census please. You never know what other clues are on them don't you think?
Thanks again,
Pauline
Calthorpe ,Colyer, Davy, , Grant, Guest, Hannington, Harding, Hartley, Hughes, Macro ,Marchant,  McKindoe , Moffet ,Morgans Musgrave, , Mort, Nicholson, Patterson, Porter,Smith, Roddis, Schofield, Scholefield, Smith.

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Re: Will the missing Mary Jane SCHOLEFIELD be found?
« Reply #4 on: Wednesday 23 August 06 07:59 BST (UK) »
Hi Pauline, here are the others in the household........

John Watts 57 Horselydown Secretary to Public Company
Emma wife 57 City of London
John A son 30 Bermondsey Surrey Art Student in Painting
James A son  Horselydown
Richard E son             "    Solicitor
Constance M dau 22    "
Annie E Esaw 52 S cousin St Andrews Norwich
Annie C    "   neice  S 29 Regent Park Mdx Artist in Painting
Ruth          " 2nd cousin 13 Scholar Bramley by Bow
Katherine H Well S visitor 22 Remington Park Mdx Clerk in an Assurance Office
Sarah I Taylor 28 S St Michaels Woolwich Kent Cook Domestic
Mary Devonshire S 31 Ware Herts Housemaid

What a busy house this must have been!!


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Essex; Livermore, Barker  Norfolk; Wood, Lack, Spurgeon, Long Wiltshire; Ricketts, Sealey, Dew  Lincs; Drage  Cumberland; McNicol, Bowman  Lancashire; Brogden, Davis

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Re: Will the missing Mary Jane SCHOLEFIELD be found?
« Reply #5 on: Thursday 24 August 06 02:18 BST (UK) »
Too right Cazay!!  Would it have been an upper class sort of boarding house do you think?   I might go and look at a map for Kidbrook Park Rd. - it sounds a bit "posh"
Thank you very much for all your help - I really do appreciate it,
Warm regards,
Pauline
Calthorpe ,Colyer, Davy, , Grant, Guest, Hannington, Harding, Hartley, Hughes, Macro ,Marchant,  McKindoe , Moffet ,Morgans Musgrave, , Mort, Nicholson, Patterson, Porter,Smith, Roddis, Schofield, Scholefield, Smith.
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