Look up please George Filing

[ricky1]

1841

Richard Rowland 25 chairmaker born in county
Sarah        "         30                            "
Elizabeth    "        3                             "
Eliza           "        1                              "

living at Manthorpe Road, Grantham, Lincs
H0107/ 625/ 4
folio 7
page 6

ricky

[ricky1]

1861

Richard Rowland head mar 46 chair maker Lincs Grantham
Sarah         "        wife mar 52                        "     Harlar?
George       "       son u/m 17 carrier               "     Caistor
William       "       son u/m 15 gardener            "        "
Anne          "       dau u/m 13                           "         "
Joseph       "       son u/m 8                             "   Grantham
Joseph       "    gr/son u/m 1                            "   Lt Gonerby
Jane           "     dau u/m 5 scholar                    "       "

living at 54 Manthorpe Road, Little Gonerby, Grantham, Lincs

Rg9/ 2351
folio 74
page 15

Looks like John wasnt at home

ricky

[naffi girl]

Hi Ricky

      You have been on a misson and done wonderful. Thank you very much for your help.
I will send this info to my family and let them see what you have done they will be happy to see it.

                Kind Regards

                     naffi girl

[ricky1]

Hi Naffi Girl

Your welcome.
there were a couple of census, where I couldnt find them, but will have another go later

regards

ricky

[Zi]

Hi!

i found this thread because I've been trying to find out about John Filing (who was my great great grandfather - So George Filing was my great Uncle too, naffi girl - my great grandfather was Sidney Filing). I doing this for my grandpa who is curious about his surname and is a ripe old age of 93. I live in Germany so he hopes i have all the answers I want to thank everyone who shared the info here. I had found a lot of this stuff via ancestry, but hadn't been able to connect the dots! Would be happy to know more if anything else comes up.

With gratitude,

Zi

[tup1]

Hi Just to add to this post Inner Street was mostly people who worked at Ruston and Hornsby works which was on London Road next to Inner Street.by the way Back Street was the old name of Inner Street.There is a book about the Street between the 2 World Wars giving a lot of information about the street and its occupants BUT is sadly out of print but there is a copy in the reference section of Grantham library.
Incidentally my husbands grandparents lived at 5 Langston Buildings in 1922.