George Smith b1862, Standlake/Witney Oxfordshire, Mary Ann Smith

[Susan Smith]

Hi,

The above lived in Stratford in 1917 and the electoral roll for Stratford is not online,  they are held at the Newham Archives in Stratford.

Is there anyone possibly going to the Archives at all that could look up a 1915 and 1918 Electoral Roll for me,  if not it is not a problem,  I will have to try and get there at some stage,  at the moment I am in Margate Kent.

Other names that would prob be on there is William James Smith, Albert E Smith b 1896 Lizzie Smith B1899.

If this is not allowed please accept my apologies Admin.

Sue

[PaulineJ]

You would need a STREET address, as they are not indexed by name, and ONLY those of an entitlement to vote would appear.

Pauline

[Susan Smith]

Hi Pauline,

The address was 125 High Street, Stratford,  George, Mary, William would have been able to vote and so would his brother Albert E Smith.

Sue

[rosie99]

Electoral registers were not generally produced during WW1.

[jonw65]

Edward Smith
342735
Pte, Labour Corps
Horse Slaughterer
Discharged 28.9.17, Nottingham
Intended place of residence 125 High St., Stratford, London E.
Next of kin George + Mary Ann Smith (father + mother) 125 High St. Stratford E.

See more Smiths here
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=804929.msg6633776#msg6633776

[jonw65]

Baptism at Standlake
4 Dec 1892
William James
parents George + Mary Ann Smith
abode Standlake
father a Labourer

Birth
Dec 1892 Witney 3a 815
Smith, William James
mother Turner

William in Standlake, free index to 1911
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X7KC-N86

[Susan Smith]

Hi,  that is another line of Smiths from Maternal Side,  in Norwich, but thank you,  Sue

Edward Smith
342735
Pte, Labour Corps
Horse Slaughterer
Discharged 28.9.17, Nottingham
Intended place of residence 125 High St., Stratford, London E.
Next of kin George + Mary Ann Smith (father + mother) 125 High St. Stratford E.

See more Smiths here
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=804929.msg6633776#msg6633776

[Susan Smith]

Hi,  yes I was aware of that thats why I asked re 1915 and 1918,  not inbetween, many thanks.

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Electoral registers were not generally produced during WW1.
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[jonw65]

Hi,  that is another line of Smiths from Maternal Side,  in Norwich, but thank you,  Sue

So many Smiths, very bad luck.