Census look up please

[specialkg]

I have a note in my files recording a Charles Rose aged 9 living with  Annie aged 53 and Hugh aged 56 in the 1901 census.

Also an Alexander 20 and Hugh 17.  I had assumed they were all sons, but reading my notes Hugh and Annie did not marry until 1890. (Date might be wrong)  Can anybody look up the 1901 census to check Hugh, Alexander and Charles'  relationship to head of the family.  Address was Laochill Farm, Garmouth.

Can the family be found in the 1891 census minus Charles.

Betty

[hume]

Hi Betty,

It looks like they were married a wee bit before 1890.

1891:

Address: Gordon Lane, Bellie, Morayshire
Hugh Rose, m, head, 40, engine driver (portable), b. Urquhart
Annie Rose, f, wife, 42, engine driver's wife, b. Urquhart
Annie Rose, f, dau., 20, general servant - domestic, b. Urquhart
John Rose, m, son, 18, assistant engine driver, b. Drainie
George Rose, m, son, 15, grocer (apprentice), b. Drainie
David Rose, m, son, 13, scholar, b. Drainie
Alexander Rose, m, son, 11, scholar, b. Drainie
Hugh Rose, m, son, 8, scholar, b. Bellie

1901:

Address: Laochhill Farm, Garmouth, Morayshire
Hugh Rose, m, head, 56, farmer, b. Garmouth
Annie Rose, f, wife, 53, -, b. Urquhart
Alexander Rose, m, son, 20, wood cutter, b. Ardivot (?)
Hugh Rose, m, son, 17, farm servant - horseman, b. Fochabers
Charles Rose, m, son, 9, scholar, b. Fochabers
Jane Reid, f, servant, 35, general servant - domestic, b. Urquhart

There's a marriage on the IGI for Hugh Rose and Ann Williamson, 22nd October 1870 in Urquhart, and two children - Anne, b. 1870 Urquhart and John, b. 1873 Drainie - to these parents.

hume

[specialkg]

Thanks Hume, that is brilliant.

After I put the message on I checked my main chart and found I have the date that you quoted for their marriage.  I don't know where I got the other one from!!  I have as many bits of paper.  At least my main chart was correct.  I should have looked at it before posting.

Thanks for the censuses.  That clears up some of my questions relating to this family.

Thanks for your time

Betty