Albert WOODGER - Can anyone find him in 1891?

[Shiny1]

Thanks a lot RTL,

I have a month's subscription to the BNA at the minute so I'll have a look and see what is there. I hadn't seen that website before so that's also a help.

I seem to have made a bit of a childish school boy error with this. Can anyone spot Albert and his family in the 1891 census?

Thanks a lot,

Michael

[River Tyne Lass]

I came across the marriage locator website a while back courtesy of a previous post by avm228 - most grateful for this ever since.

If you can't find the death notice let me know - I could look this up for you at some point within the next two weeks as soon as work hours/family commitments permit.

[Tickettyboo]

I seem to have made a bit of a childish school boy error with this. Can anyone spot Albert and his family in the 1891 census?

Thanks a lot,

Michael

Sorry Michael, though I have looked (even using a combination of just the children's first names) I can't spot them. I suppose there is a chance they are there but have been dittoed with the previous family's surname.

Boo

[River Tyne Lass]

Hi Michael, I now have a little. spare time  as Boo's look up was easy after all .. just in case you could not find it here is the notice for Thomas Laws .. poor man! ..

Newcastle Evening Chronicle - Thursday, January 24, 1901:

'LAWS.- 237, Monday Street, Newcastle, on the 24th inst., Thomas the beloved husband of Mary Ann Laws, after a long and painful illness.-To be interred at Elswick Cemetery, Sunday, January 27th; lift at 2.30.  All friends invited.'

No memoriam was placed the following year.