1891 census - Continued

[Ann W]

Hi Tati.

I am blowen away.. thats the family, still going through all the info.

sorry didnt know about all the  the RG12's 13's 11's for the census year thank you for that..

big hug for you, and 

regards ann

[Tati]

Now Arranroots, ready for the Worwoods?? 

As for Alfred's elder brother William, I can't find him in 1901 unfortunately. And I can't seem to tie in the one Ellen Hudson (age 58) into this family. Her husband is an Alfred (sorry! ) born Birmingham. If he had been born Wolverhampton, I'd have guessed he was an uncle but I can't find any link so far.

Have just found the Weekees/Wickes in 1851 too:
HO107/2053 563 25
Birmingham St Martin, Warwickshire
18 Covetry Street
William Wickes, head, 32, Wire drawer, birthplace Not Known
Roseta, wife, 28, b. Spitfields  London
William, son, 6, schollar, b. same
Fredreck, son, 2, b. same
Henery, son, 4, schollar, b. Birmingham

Tanja 

[Tati]

Now as far as Herbert Hudson is concerned, there are 2 possibles in 1861. One is still in Wolverhampton and the other one is in -yes!- Aston Warwickshire. Here they are both:

Possible n°1
RG9/2169 74 28
Birmingham Aston, Warwickshire
3 Woodbridge Yard
Henry Hudson, head, 34, Iron Brazier, b. Staffs W'hampton
Emma, wife, 34, b. do.
Elizabeth, dau, 15, Warehouse girl, b. do.
Herbert, son, 12, Iron Brazier, b. do.
George, son, 9, scholar, b. do.
Henry, son, 5, scholar, b. Warwick Birmingham
Charles, son, 1, b. do.
William, brother, unm, 21, Iron Brazier, b. Stafford Uttoxeter
 
Possible n°2
RG9/1991 54 4
Wolverhampton, Staffordshire
8 Lichfield Street
William Hudson, head, 46, Cork cutter, b. Stafford Wolverhampton
Emma, wife, 46, b. Warwickshire Birmingham
William jr, son, 20, Cork cutter, b. Wolverhampton
Edwin, son, 17, Druggists assistant, b. do.
Herbert, son, 13, Brassfounder, b. do.
Samuel, son, 8, scholar, b. do.

Tanja 

[Ann W]

hi there , that possible no 1 and  no 2 are hard, both got the same childrens family names, i would guess the no 2 only as my mum said the family worked in the brass works that she could see from her house. in birmingham,, just a guess, 

i have been studing them all and i cant see that we ( you i should say) have gone wrong with any family.

will i need to get cert to prove which herbert hudson it is??

thanks ann w

[Tati]

I thought n°1 looked good because they were in Aston Warwickshire but indeed, only Herbert's marriage cert would give you Herbert's father's name. 

I do hope Santa was generous - that's quite a few certs to order by now!     

Tanja 

[Ann W]

 i would have to do some asking around to see how i go about ordering certs from here ( NZ)  and working out the exchange rate..

[Ann W]

yes think you are right No 1...  family

[Tati]

You can order certs from everywhere in the world! 
http://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/
(hope this works)
Cost is 7 GBP.

Tanja 

[Ann W]

thanks tati, i will do that..

do i end this post now??  i am up to my ears in paper, lol lol lost    but hungry for as much info as i can get....   

thanks again...

( i dont want to lose you incase i need help again)