1891 - Peter and Jane ANDREWS and family

[fred2derf]

1881
RG11  Piece 4806  Folio 32  Page 11
Civil Parish: Scarborough
County: Yorkshire
Registration District: Scarborough
Address: Highfield, Falsgrave
Samuel N. SMITH  Head Mar  M 41  Ex Mayor Brick & Tyle Manuf Empoys 35 Men & 15 Boys       Scarboro, York    
Eliza J. SMITH  Wife Mar F  41  Leeds, York         
Annie M. SMITH  Dau  U  F  17     Scarboro, York         
William E. SMITH  Son   M  11     Scholar  Scarboro, York        
Stanley N. SMITH  Son  M   7     Scholar  Scarboro, York        
Peter N. ANDREWS  Visitor  Mar M 47  Wesleyan Minister of Stratford London  Sheffield, York    
Hannah BAYES     Serv U F 34   Cook  North Burton, York         
Martha A. HEWITT     Serv U F 23   Housemaid  Bawdeswell, Norfolk    
    
1881
RG11  Piece 1721  Folio 44  Page 17
Civil Parish: West Ham
County: Essex
Registration District: West Ham
Address: 28 Hamfrith Rd
Jane ANDREWS  Wife (Head) Mar F 34  Theologian Ministers Wife  Horncastle, Lincoln    
Susan ANDREWS  Dau    F  11   Scholar  Wakefield, York        
Elizabeth ANDREWS  Dau F  8   Scholar  Wakefield, York          
Percy ANDREWS  Son     M  5    Scholar  Scarboro, York        
Gertrude ANDREWS  Dau  F 4    Finsbury Pk, Middlesex         
Ethel ANDREWS     Dau   F 2    Stratford, Essex    
Elizabeth ELLIOTT     Serv  U  F  19    Nurse  Histon, Huntingdon        
Ann GIBBS     Serv  U  F  19   General Serv  Highworth, Wiltshire

I'd like a look up please for Peter and Jane and family in 1891.

Thanks,

Fred

[karenlee]

Hi

There is this family?

1891 Census Wales Glamorgan St John
RG12/4392/129/54
7 Park Grove

ANDREWS
Peter N Head Marr 57 Weslyan Methodist Minister Sheffield Yorkshire
Jane Wife Marr 44 Horncastle Lincolnshire
Elizabeth R Dau Unmarr 19 Wakefield Yorkshire
Gertrude M Dau Unmarr 14 Finsbury P R London
Ethel M Dau Unmarr 12 Stratford Essex
Edith N Dau Unmarr 9 Stratford Essex
Emma WEST Serv Unmarr 20 Cook Domestic Servant Burton Coggles Lincolnshire

In 1901 in Swansea are Jane and Gertrude.

Cheers
Karenlee

[fred2derf]

Hello Karenlee,

Thank you very much.

That looks like the family. They moved around a lot.

Son Henry Edgar, also a clergyman, ended up in Australia.

Regards,

Fred