Can't decipher names - Completed

[BigSlick]

The Ancestry.co transcription appears to be full of errors for this place. In the list I see two heads? Can any one transcribe this for me please?

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[Ecneps]

There are two heads, usually there would be a / mark after the first family if two families are sharing one house then   // after the whole household.

In this case, as Thomas Goldie is wife's single son, I guess that Joseph Goldie, the other head, is the wife's married son and living with parents

Do you need a full transcription of the whole household?


Barbara 

[BigSlick]

Do you need a full transcription of the whole household?


Barbara 

Yes please I would like a full transcription if possible, much appreciated

[Ecneps]

I wasn't sure about Edward's surname, Dovey or Lovey,  but found this marriage reg
Mar 1877 Dudley    6c   87
 DOVEY    Edward     and on same page    GOLDIE    Rebecca   

1891 census  RG12 Piece 2294 Folio 102 Page 14
65 Church Street, Dudley
Edward DOVEY  head mar 40 Nut & Bolt Maker
Rebecca    "       wife   mar 46
Thomas GOLDIE wife son  s 19 Labourer
Reuben     "           "     "    s 17    "
Joseph      "       head  mar  22 Fender Polisher
Sarah        "       wife   mar  25
Joseph      "        son          2
John F       "          "       4 months
all  born Dudley

marriage reg for Joseph Goldie
Dec 1888  Dudley    6c   59
 GOLDIE    Joseph William  and on same page   WALKER    Sarah Jane    

    
Barbara

[Ecneps]

If you have a look at the 1881 census 
  click here
you'll see that the family is Edward Dovey and Rebecca, Joseph Golding is listed as 'son by former husband',  Thomas & Reuben Golding are 'stepsons' and then there are 2 Dovey sons.

Barbara 

[BigSlick]

Brilliant work Ecnaps, thanks

[Ecneps]

Do you have the earlier census?

I've just found 1871 when Rebecca is married to Thomas Golding, if you'd like the details

Barbara