1891/1901 Census - MORGAN

[English Daisy]

Would appreciate information contained in
the 1891/1901 Wales Census


Eliza Selina Morgan
Free BMD -  Birth - June 1876, Carmarthen

1881 Census

George Morgan Head M  39,  St. Peter, Carmarthen
Eliza Morgan W  32
Eliza S. Morgan daughter, 5

Dwelling -  Albert House

Thank you

English Daisy

[suzard]

1891
Albert House
St Peter
Carmarthen
George  Morgan head W 49 Woolen manufacrurer& registrar of irths and deaths
William k son 20 Factory manager
Frances A daughter 19
David K son 16 Chemist's asst
Elia S daughter 15
John K son 13
Thoms D son 11
Walter O son 10
Sarah daughter 8
margaret organ sister U 32
Ann Morgan servant U 24 Domestic Servant
all b St Peters carmarthen
RG12 4518 45 1

Suz

[suzard]

1901
8 barn Row
St peters carmarthen
george Morgan head Widower 59 Woollen manufacturer and registrar of births and deaths
William K son U 30 Woollen factory manager
Frances A daughter 28
Eliza S daughter U 24 Deputy registrar
Walter O son U 20 Wool Spinner
Sarah daughter 18
Margaret sister U 43
Frances A Fawn neice U 24 London
all Morgan family b St peters
RG13 5112 100 8

Suz

[English Daisy]

Hi suzard

Thank you for the census information.

A Charles Thomas Woosnam married a Morgan.
Given name unknown.

Charles was born in 1878, Kerry, Montgomery, Wales.
He attended Cambridge University as a young adult.

I looked up Free BMD between 1900 to 1920 and came
across only two Charles Thomas Woosman recorded in all counties.

One of them was married to a Eliza Selina MORGAN, Dec. 1904,
in Carmarthen.

Eliza was still living at home in 1901 so not sure if this is the
lady Charles married.   

Thank you for your help!  Too bad there is no 1911 census.

Regards
English Daisy

[suzard]

I can only find 4 birth reg's for Eliza Selina Morgan - and only the one found (daughter of George Morgan) was b. in Wales - two of the others are too old and the 3rd one was b 1868-not in Wales - so I would say it is a strong possiblity the Eliza (daughter of George) is the correct one.
Also she ould have been an educated girl to be deputy registrar.

Suz

[English Daisy]

Hi Suzard

Yes, I was thinking that myself re Eliza holding that
position!  Very nice!

Apparently, Charles started a BA degree in 1905.
So, maybe he did a little travelling to Carmarthenshire
before starting his studies!

Thank you
English Daisy