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Burridges from Battersea,
« on: Monday 06 February 06 22:34 GMT (UK) »
Looking for anything that would relate to Arthur Burridge/Emma Guy circa 1820's living in Battersea. Cannot find anything re. Arthur before is birth around 1796.
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Re: Burridges from Battersea,
« Reply #1 on: Monday 06 February 06 23:33 GMT (UK) »
could this be him
1891 census;
10 benfield street, st peter, battersea, London
Alexander burridge head mar 57 stone lawyer b. battersea London
Susannah wife 47 b. battersea London
thomas son single 28 bricklayers labourer b. battersea London
Arthur son single 15 leacher?dresser b. battersea London
Robert son 10 scholar b. battersea London
Sarah broom visitor widow 43 laundress b. maidstone Kent
Frederick boom visitor single 22 cab washer b. westminster London
Walter broom visitor single 13 scholar b. westminster London
Florence broom visitor 11 scholar b. London
RG12/433 folio 131 page 51
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Re: Burridges from Battersea,
« Reply #2 on: Tuesday 07 February 06 01:01 GMT (UK) »
Yes, these are part of the ancestors. How are you able to view the 1891 census? I can only view 1881. Do you know what "broom" after the name of some of the people on the census means?
Being Canadian I can't understand the term (lol).
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Re: Burridges from Battersea,
« Reply #3 on: Tuesday 07 February 06 16:56 GMT (UK) »
Broom was the surname, could be a relative or just a visitor, i view the 1881 census on ancestry.com
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Re: Burridges from Battersea,
« Reply #4 on: Tuesday 07 February 06 17:21 GMT (UK) »
Quote from: Sensei on Monday 06 February 06 22:34 GMT (UK)
Looking for anything that would relate to Arthur Burridge/Emma Guy circa 1820's living in Battersea. Cannot find anything re. Arthur before is birth around 1796.

Is your information correct? You mention born 1796, and married 1820 but then accept the results of an 1891 census - there is a 95 years difference there. It does not make sense. Somewhere there is some wrong info posted on this thread.

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Re: Burridges from Battersea,
« Reply #5 on: Tuesday 07 February 06 17:28 GMT (UK) »
Supersan,
Thanks for the Broom info. It's odd that a visior would have been entered into a census when s/he didn't even live there. Not the way we do it here in Canada..
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Re: Burridges from Battersea,
« Reply #6 on: Tuesday 07 February 06 17:40 GMT (UK) »
BD and Supersan,

The 1891 census re. Alexander refers to Arthur's son and family. Thanks for that info.
I've got a feeling that our line, Alexander's brother, Robert, may have already been in Canada by 1891.
As for Arthuer, b. circa 1796, we've got a feeling he just appeared in England as  no one can find his parents...
If anyone has clues to how I could find or know where I could look for Arthur's ancestors I would appreciate it.
Also, we have a William Burridge b. circa 1853 who married Mary Elizabeth Kendall also from Battersea, children: Jessie b. 1876, William Thomas b. 1878, Lucy Maria about 1880. We can't find his parents.... Sounds like he was a relative of both Robert and Alexander. who knows.
Tks for any help
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