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The Hill family and 1911 census
« on: Monday 19 January 09 05:58 GMT (UK) »

I wonder if anyone can advise how I go about finding in the 1911 census my great grandparents and their children.

In 1901 they were in Alexandra Road, West Ham. But they moved at some stage to Ilford- to 10 Stanley Road.  I know for sure that 10 Stanley Road was their home by Feb 1917 when Alice and Maud married.

 
William Reginald Hill(b c1866) Bayswater?,
wife Frances Harriet Rose Hannah )often known as Rose) b c1864 St Lukes

and their children
William Stanley Sangster Hill (aka Stanley), b 1890
Florence Maud (Maud Florence) Hill b 1891(?),
John Oliver Claudius Hill b 1894
Esther Victoria Hill b1892
Alice Patricia Hill  b c 1896
Ebenezer Attalicus Peabody (or Ebenezer Peabody Attalicus) Hill b c1892
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my grandfather Percy (who sometimes used Percy Reginald) Hill b 1901.


Their eldest daughter who married in 1908 (living at Grange Road,Ilford) was by the 1911 census living in Ilford.

I have tried all variants and combinations of all of their names, some of their names,and been inventive as well!!!! Have looked Surrey, Middlesex, Essex, London and no joy.


I do not have an exact year of birth for Ebenezer as I have been unable to find his birth entry.

Any advice would be welcomed..many thanks in advance..Vicki  :-\(New Zealand)
Greater London/Essex: Bayes, Bodley, Bower, Burdett, Collins,  Durieu (Durien), Foay, Flood, Greenfield, Hill, Ling, Livermore, Markham, Lewin, Urwin, Whitnall
Berkshire: Brunsden, Brunsdon, Butler
Wiltshire: Lush, Shergold, Coomb(e)s,
Kent: Coppins
Other regions: Bathurst, Coffin
Scotland: Waddell

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Re: The Hill family and 1911 census
« Reply #1 on: Monday 19 January 09 15:56 GMT (UK) »
I have found the following
Percy Hill age 10 Rochford essex
Percy Reginald Hill age 11 In an institution Hambledon Surrey
Percy hill age 12 Bristol

Rose Hill age 48 Rochford Essex
William Hill age 45 Rochford Essex


 put a coma in surname and then try forenames

I have also come across Hill transcribed Hiles, Hilt. Hills

Suz

Thornhill, Cresswell, Sisson, Harriman, Cripps, Eyre, Walter, Marson, Battison, Holmes, Bailey, Hardman, Fairhurst Noon-mainly in Derbys/Notts-but also Northampton, Oxford, Leics, Lancs-England
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Re: The Hill family and 1911 census
« Reply #2 on: Monday 19 January 09 19:15 GMT (UK) »
Hi Sue,
Thank you so much for replying. I will definitely follow up the Rochford one.

I have tried using wildcards for first letter or first two letters of surname but it wont let me do it for the first one. Will try the comma.

Must say that two of the names you have there are not ones I have tried before - Hiles and Hilt so will add those to my list of possibilities.

Will let you know how I get on...once again many thanks...appreciate your time....Vicki (New Zealand)

Greater London/Essex: Bayes, Bodley, Bower, Burdett, Collins,  Durieu (Durien), Foay, Flood, Greenfield, Hill, Ling, Livermore, Markham, Lewin, Urwin, Whitnall
Berkshire: Brunsden, Brunsdon, Butler
Wiltshire: Lush, Shergold, Coomb(e)s,
Kent: Coppins
Other regions: Bathurst, Coffin
Scotland: Waddell

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Re: The Hill family and 1911 census
« Reply #3 on: Monday 19 January 09 19:27 GMT (UK) »
wildcard feature is not yet implemented ....
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Re: The Hill family and 1911 census
« Reply #4 on: Monday 19 January 09 20:01 GMT (UK) »
Aaaahh..well that explains a lot. Have just tried the comma thing though and that works well even though I didnt find my bods!!!! Sorry will rephrase- I put in place Rochford and Rose Hill with William  and then Rose with Percy but both came back with no result. Will keep plodding away at it.   
Was hoping that the 1911 census would give an indication as to whether a  few family legends were true or not .
Thank you once again...Cheers Vicki (New Zealand)
Greater London/Essex: Bayes, Bodley, Bower, Burdett, Collins,  Durieu (Durien), Foay, Flood, Greenfield, Hill, Ling, Livermore, Markham, Lewin, Urwin, Whitnall
Berkshire: Brunsden, Brunsdon, Butler
Wiltshire: Lush, Shergold, Coomb(e)s,
Kent: Coppins
Other regions: Bathurst, Coffin
Scotland: Waddell

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Re: The Hill family and 1911 census
« Reply #5 on: Thursday 22 January 09 19:15 GMT (UK) »
Well I am happy to say that I have finally found my family. However it took some strange workings.
In the end the one that worked was putting in Stanley Street,Ilford - that came back with 800+ results so I simply went through to where I thought the H would start and there they were as HILLS but with initials not names.

Great grandma was Mrs W Hills. Great grandad is not there so that needs some more work.

I also found another family that I was keeping an eye out for who I knew lived in the same street at one stage and who became related a few years later through marriage.They were as Sivermore instead of Livermore and Amy Livermore was Aney Sivermore.

But when I has previously tried by putting in 10 Stanley Street it didnt come back the Hill/s family so I do not know what number they were at but getting the transcript will give me that  information.

So another trick is to put in only one initial then two may sometimes be the answer.
Cheers VIcki (New Zealand)
Greater London/Essex: Bayes, Bodley, Bower, Burdett, Collins,  Durieu (Durien), Foay, Flood, Greenfield, Hill, Ling, Livermore, Markham, Lewin, Urwin, Whitnall
Berkshire: Brunsden, Brunsdon, Butler
Wiltshire: Lush, Shergold, Coomb(e)s,
Kent: Coppins
Other regions: Bathurst, Coffin
Scotland: Waddell

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Re: The Hill family and 1911 census
« Reply #6 on: Thursday 22 January 09 19:20 GMT (UK) »
Hi Vicki.
              You could try starting with no1 then keep going.............the number should come up eventually.

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Re: The Hill family and 1911 census
« Reply #7 on: Saturday 24 January 09 02:47 GMT (UK) »
Hi Malcolm,
Thanks for that....I have now  got the transcript and it confirms that their address was 10. It appears that there are quite a few little tricks that can be used to great advantage.
Many thanks...Cheers -Vicki (New  Zealand)
Greater London/Essex: Bayes, Bodley, Bower, Burdett, Collins,  Durieu (Durien), Foay, Flood, Greenfield, Hill, Ling, Livermore, Markham, Lewin, Urwin, Whitnall
Berkshire: Brunsden, Brunsdon, Butler
Wiltshire: Lush, Shergold, Coomb(e)s,
Kent: Coppins
Other regions: Bathurst, Coffin
Scotland: Waddell