1891, 1901 & 1911 census look up please :o)

[tigtag]

I would be extremley grateful if someone could look up one Burton Lamb for me on the above censii.

Unfortunately all I know is that he was born c1885 - 90 and was the son of Burton Lamb.

He married in 1916 in Hull so I can only presume that he was in fact from the area and was a Lance Corporal in the KO (I think) YLJ   (Coal Miner) at the time of his marriage.

Many thanks in advance
Jo

[Mort29]

1891 RG12; Piece: 3849; Folio 89; Page 12 Masbrough, Kimberworth @ 58, Wortley Road

 
Burton Lamb 36 Head of Household born Durham: GreenGrocer
?Jennie? Lamb 36 Wife born Lincolnshire
Burton Lamb 1 son born York's

[Evie]

Possible birth

Burton Lamb, Rotherham District, 1889, Q3, Ref 9c 627

[Mort29]

1901 was a puzzle as Burton, shown aged 12, born Rotherham was a stepson of a Thomas and Jane Rosamund Braddock.


But they married AFTER the census.

Marriages Mar 1902  
 
Braddock  Thomas     Doncaster  9c 1131    
Cook  Ellen     Doncaster  9c 1131    
Hetherington  William Henry     Doncaster  9c 1131    
Lamb  Jane Rosemond     Doncaster  9c 1131



so it IS your man, as it links well to the 1891 census. (couldnt see a death of Burton Snr tho up to 1901 - maybe they had to wait ? )

1901 RG13; Piece: 4409; Folio: 89; Page: 44 Bolton Upon Dearne, Goldthorpe. Barnsley Rd.

 
Thomas Braddock 50 Head of Household born Leics, Ravenstone: Colliery Clerk
Jane Rosemond Braddock 48 Wife born Lincs, Louth
Walter Thomas Braddock 13 son born Derby', Castle Donnington
Samuel Charles Braddock 17 son Nott's' Fiskerton
Maggie Braddock 11 dau Yorks, Darfield
Edith Olive Braddock 7 dau Yorks, Burton upon Dearne
Burton Lamb 12 Stepson Yorks, Rotherham

Christopher Eades 50 Boarder

[Mort29]

cant do 1911 - rules on here prevent - and costs credits 

try it yourself - http://www.1911census.co.uk/search/tnaform.aspx


All I can tell you is that the Index shows him as 'Overseas Military'

[tigtag]

Thank you everyone

I am really hoping this is my guy - not actually my blood relative but he married my great gran (now THERE'S a story) in 1915 and I have NO trace of her after that!!

The military could be a route to go down and I have a possible death to obtain the cert for.

Thanks again - much appreciated 

[countdracula]

This is probably a bit late, but I have quite a lot of information about the father of Burton Lamb (1889). He was my great-grandfather, Burton Lamb (1855-1941). You can email me at ..............................for a copy of my notes.

[tigtag]

Thank you - I have mailed
Jo