COMPLETED, thank you. Louth 1901 census look up, please.

[Eilleen]

Hi 

I have Elsie May Stringer, birth registered Louth 1900.

can anyone spot her and maybe a family on the 1901 census.

thank you.

Eilleen.

[rover72]

Hi Eilleen,

I think I might have found her. I noticed on another posting you mentioned she had a brother called G ASHWORTH.

The 1901 census at Nettleham (RG13/3059 folio 25) has:
Mary HANDLEY, head, aged 72
William HANDLEY, son, aged 30
Edward ASHWORTH, son, aged 34
Fanny P ASHWORTH, daughter-in-law, aged 27, born Waltham, Lincs
Elsie M ASHWORTH, granddaughter, aged 11 months, born Binbrook, Lincs

FreeBMD has a marriage in the March quarter 1901, Lincoln district, volume 7a, page 657
Edward ASHWORTH - one of the other names in the same quarter is Fanny Tarr STRINGER

[rover72]

1891 Binbrook census RG12/2609 folio 39

Fanny P Stringer, unmarried servant, aged 17

[rover72]

1881 Binbrook census RG11/3264 folio 38

Louth Road

James STRINGER, Head, married, 38, groom and gardener; born North Elkington, Lincs
Eliza STRINGER, Wife, married, 36; born Legbourn, Lincs
Mary STRINGER, daughter, 13; born Binbrook, Lincs
John E STRINGER, son, 12 Ag lab; born Binbrook, Lincs
Annie C STRINGER, daughter 10; born Binbrook, Lincs
James R STRINGER, son, 8, scholar; Waltham, Lincs
Fanney STRINGER, daughter, 7, scholar; born Waltham, Lincs
Sarahanna STRINGER, daughter, 5, scholar; born Healing, Lincs
Margaret H STRINGER, daughter, 4; born Binbrook, Lincs
Joseph W STRINGER, son, 2; born Binbrook, Lincs

[rover72]

Marriage in March quarter 1865, Louth district
James STRINGER - one of the other names in the same quarter is Eliza PARR.

[rover72]

I haven't got full access to the 1911 census but 'Elsie ASHWORTH, born Binbrook' is in Lincoln aged 10.

[Geoff-E]

I haven't got full access to the 1911 census but 'Elsie ASHWORTH, born Binbrook' is in Lincoln aged 10.

With her-
Edward 44
Fanny 38
Fanny 9 Nettleham
William 7 Nettleham
Lily 2 Nettleham

[rover72]

FreeBMD has a birth entry for Fanny Parr STRINGER in the March quarter 1874, Caistor district, volume 7a, page 641

[Eilleen]

Hi 

rover72 and Geoff, A big thank you for your time,

The imformation has given me alot more to work with,

   your both star's 

Eilleen.