1891 Census Look-Up Please in Sheffield

[winston]

Margaret

I did try loking for an Annie Poole regardless of age or where born in the 1881 but none stand out.   I also looked for an Annie Prince in the 1871 again nothing,


Weird, unless this Annie Prince was a Widow when she married the elusive Charles Poole and she had another name in the 1871!


If you do decide to obtain that Prince / Poole marriage cert and want help searching for them both, please let me know.


Wendy

[winston]

Margaret

did you say you had the birth cert of this Emily that sadly died in 1885?


If so what was her father occupaition?


My memory is like a sieve and I can't see the wood for the trees, Lol



Wendy

[calmar]

Hi Wendy,

Charle's occupation on birth certificate was Wood Turner. My cousin and I think he must have worked at Skelton's which was in Sheaf Bank. They made gardening tools and shovels, picks and that sort of thing, so he must have made the handles for these sort of tools.

On his death cert if gives his occupation as Spade Shaft Maker, and he died of TB.

Many thanks for offer to help when I get certificate of marriage.

I had also tried to find Annie Prince earlier. The only clue I found was in 1881 (I think) a married lady living with husband in Salford and I think there were children. It wasn't Charles Poole and she was Annie Prince. I wonder if they 'ran off together' whilst he was in the army. Or am I being  fanciful. Perhaps the marriage I found in Liverpool is not theirs!!

Margaret

PS On Charle's death cert his brother Thos Poole was present at death. His address is Prospect Road, Heeley which is not far from Sheaf Bank.

[winston]

Margaret,

Put the flags out I have found the elusive Correct Charles Poole with wife Annie Poole nee Prince in the 1881 census in Herefordshire,


Charles Poole bn circa 1845 Stoke Edith, Herefordshire Occ Spade Tree Turner

Annie Poole bn circa 1852 Bromborough, Cheshire

Maude Poole bn circa 1875 Asperton, Herefordshire

George Poole bn circa 1877    ""          ""

Mary Poole bn circa 1879        ""          ""

Harold Poole bn circa 1881            ""          ""

Why I didn't do it in the first place I don't know. In my search all I put was Charles and Occupation of Wood Turner the one above jumped out and look he had a wife too and called Annie YEAH!

Why they hadn't shown up before in my search was becasue I had only concentrated the search county to Yorkshire.

That'll teach me, LOL



I know it's the correct one because I followed him back to the 1851 census which shows him to have a brother called Thomas who was bn in 1842 same birth place .  He too lived in Herefordshire in the 1881 and had the same Occ



And guess what?


In the 1891 census Thomas and his family were found to be living in Heeley at 142 Prospect Road.


Now in the 1891 census at 11 Sheaf Bank (if only  I could do an address search this would have been half sorted by now)


Maude E Poole 1875 is shown as being Daughter but she is head of house as well but has been shown as bieng the daughter to the family above her in the transcription see the ref below.

for REF RG12; Piece: 3812; Folio 43; Page 3



Not sure yet where their mother Annie is in the 1891 but by the 1901 census she is re-married to a Henry Taylor bn circa 1853 Retford Notts.


Wendy

[calmar]

Wendy, I am speechless.

That is wonderfull!!!!!

Thank you so much for looking for me.

Can I ask you where Annie was living in 1901 married to Henry Taylor please? Were they still in Sheffield?

So we have him tracked back to 1851 with his brother Thomas. Does it show who parents were?

Any chance of him being about in 1861? That is where I found a Charles Poole in the army in the south of England. He was born Worc I think so perhaps not the correct Charles. I can't find the record must be on other computer when I changed it.

That marriage in 1873 in Liverpool amy be correct as 1st child born c 1875.

Many, many thanks, much appreciated.

Margaret
 

[winston]

HI Margaret


They were in Nether Hallam.

I have sent you a PM


Wendy

[calmar]

Thanks Wendy,

I have replied to your PM. So they were still in Sheffield!!

Margaret