Mason-Brown

[Donez]

Thanks Willsy.

I know Frank had 3 daughters B. 1901-14. I wonder if he had the son you show burial for in 1928.

Lansdown Road is round the corner to his house in 1901 onwards. I will do some checking.

Incidentally, what is N.E.I in address?

Can anyone see info on Brown family in 1891 and 1901, in Willow St., in 1881?

Thanks

[willsy]

N.E.I is North Evington Infirmary, in the same grave

Section uQ   Plot 1990   Mode F   Burial No. u117417


Carroll   Louisa1869   AUG   25   11Wks Grange Lane ST Mary
Dunn   Mary   1888   JAN   13   77   William Street ST George
Platts   Jane Ann1889   MAR   28   82   Shaftsbury Road   ST Mary
Mason   Frank   1928   APR   20   22   N.E.I. / 96 Lansdowne Road   Leicester[North Evington Infirmary]

The MODE of burial indicates whether the plot has been purchased at that time (F = freehold) or not (C = common), the others are probably unrelated looking at the time span

Willsy

Census Transcriptions are Crown Copyright from National Archives.

[Donez]

Hi

I now have marriage certificate of Frank Mason and Mary Brown showing marriage at St. James, Aylestone Park, Leicester in April 1899.  Both Mary and Frank lived in Boundary Road, near Gas Works. Mary's age is 22 so born say 1877. Father given as Edward Brown, Labourer.

In 1881 census the only match is:

Edward Brown 40, Labourer, Claybrook
Sarah Brown 36, Factory Hand, Lutterworth
John Brown, 14, Factory Hand, Claybrook
Edward Brown 9, Leicester
Mary Brown 4, Ibstock.

Only problem is Mary is in later censuses after marriage as born in Leicester.

Can anyone see this family in earlier census records, or indeed see another match for Mary with Edward as father.

Many thanks

[jamajo]

Hi Donez,
                1891 census St Marys Leicestershire
Edward Brown head age 45 b Claybrook occ ag lab
Sarah Brown wife age age 43 b Lutterworth
John Wm Brown son age 19 b Claybrook occ india rubber worker
Edward Brown son age 17 b Leicestershire
Mary Brown dau age 15 b Ibstock occ machinest (boot)


                         Sue

[Donez]

Thanks Jamago

Do you have an address for 1891?
In 1901 after marriage they lived in Aylestone Park and had Leicester as birth place. I assume hubby considered Ibstock as Leicester!

I certainly can't see any other matches. The only Mary Brown with matching age in Aylestone in 1881 had father Eli, not Edward.

Could someone check earlier census to try and get back a generation.

Regards

[jamajo]

 

Address is 27 Carlisle St  parish St Marys Donez


           Sue

[Donez]

Thanks Sue.

Can anyone see Edward and Sarah Brown in 1901. Did they maybe move to Aylestone area as well. That may confirm link

[Donez]

Hi all

I am looking to see if anyone has facilites to trace this family back through 1871,1861,1851 and 1841
census records. Note large age variances.

In 1881 in St Mary's, Leicester

Edward Brown 40, Labourer, Claybrook Magna
Sarah Brown 36, Factory Hand, Lutterworth
John Brown, 14, Factory Hand, Claybrook Magna
Edward Brown 9, Leicester
Mary Brown 4, Ibstock.

1891 St. Mary's Leicester

Edward Brown head age 45 b Claybrook Magna occ ag lab
Sarah Brown wife age age 43 b Lutterworth
John Wm Brown son age 19 b Claybrook Magna occ india rubber worker
Edward Brown son age 17 b Leicestershire
Mary Brown dau age 15 b Ibstock occ machinest (boot)

Thanks

[wozzle]

1871 RG10/3286/85/32. possibly them.
william lines age 61. b. barrow on trent. occ. shoe maker. head.
ann lines age 64. b. south winfield,derbyshire. occ. shoe binder. wife.
samuel lines age 19. b. leicestershire. occ. carpenter. son.
edward brown age 28. b. claybrook magna. occ. elastic?weaver. lodger.
sarah age 24. b. lutterworth. occ. elastic weaver.  lodgers wife.
john william brown age 17. b. claybrook magna. lodgers son.(age obviously transcribed wrongly suspect it should be 4)
living at 47, great holme street,st.marys,leicester.