1891 census lookup request

[smiths565]

I am interested in Matthew Glenn, who lived in Sheffield at the time of the 1901 census when he was 17 years old. He was born in Lincolnshire and I think his fathers name was Cornelius. I think the family could have been in Lincolnshire at the time of the 1891 census. Could anybody tell me details of the census return for Matthew Glenn & his family

Many thanks

Robert.

[Geoff E]

1891 census
RG12-2364/60
North Marsh Rd, Gainsborough
Cornelius GLENN 41 Boiler Maker, Lincoln
Sarah S 42 Walesby
Harry 19 Iron Turner (App), Lincoln
Annie 18 Lincoln
Charles 15 Iron Moulder App, Lincoln
Frank 14 Grocer's Ass't, Lincoln
Rebecca COBB (m-in-law, wid)  72 Bunkhill

[smiths565]

Hello Geoff, Thanks for the reply. No sign of Matthew Glenn though, so maybe I have got the wrong family.

Could anybody tell me if there is a Matthew Glenn, aged approx. 7 in the area when the 1891 census was taken.

Or if anybody could tell me which household he was in whilst in Sheffield, 1901, aged 17.

Thanks in advance

Robert.

[Geoff E]

Hello Geoff, Thanks for the reply. No sign of Matthew Glenn though, so maybe I have got the wrong family.

Looks like it

1901
2 Armstead Rd, Attercliffe cum Darnall
Elijah GLENN (wid) 55 Blacksmith's striker, Lincoln
Mary J WRAGG (dau,mar) 20 Lincoln
Matthew GLENN (son) 17 Iron worker, Lincoln
William WRAGG (son in law) 23 Blacksmith, Sheffield
Elsie (gr-dau) 4 Sheffield

1891
Same address
Elijah GLENN 45 Striker
Martha 41 Norfolk Brancaster
Sarah GARRICK (dau) 20
James GARRICK 18 Iron Turner
Fanny GARRICK 15
Charlotte GLENN 12
Mary A 10
Matthew 7
Elijah 5
Herbert 3 Yorks Attercliffe
Others born Lincoln

[smiths565]

Geoff,

Thats absolutely brilliant, I cannot thank you enough.

Kind regards

Robert. 

[mrsmoo]

Elijah Glen married Martha Garrick 1878, Martha maiden name is Large. Martha and Abraham Garrick were my grt grt grandparents.

[Alan7636]

Robert

You may already have this information if not you may be interested to know that an Elijah Glenn Of Lincoln City was baptized on 25th February 1846

He was admitted to Christ's Hospital School (Blue Coat School) on the 12th December 1853

He then left as Apprentice Blacksmith to Edmund (the younger) Skins & Edmund Skins (The Elder) of Metheringham on the 4th May 1860.

Alan