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This has to be the 'sister' Mary on 1871:

1871:

at Golden Lane?......... 2 doors away from 47 Baltec Street !!!

Mary Dumoblin
Age: 18
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1853
Relation: Servant
Gender: Female
Where born: St Luke, Middlesex, England
Civil Parish: St Luke
Ecclesiastical parish: St Thomas Charterhouse
Town: London
County/Island: London
Country: England
Street address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage:

Disability: View Image
Registration district: Holborn
Sub registration district: Whitecross Street
ED, institution, or vessel: 13
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 82
Household Members: Name Age
Henry Lee 44
Mary Lee 44
James Lee 18
Elizabeth Lee 9
Esther Lee 5
Mary Dumoblin 18 .......Servant !




Source Citation: Class: RG10; Piece: 407; Folio: 67; Page: 13; GSU roll: 824627.

Source Information:

Dea x

Thanks Dea & Deb - great info!!

I have already looked into Catherine Demoulin from France but I could'nt tie the age in as my Kate was definately born 1856 not 1843. Still could be a rellie and I have lots of info on family if she is - traced back to about 17 something.
Fantastic stuff about Mary - Golden Lane is the other side of Old Street from Baltic Street and I am sure she is the sister but then could be a cousin! What confuses me is Kate and Elias living with Jane and Charles - usual to live with parents I think. Perhaps Mary was Mary Jane?
Anyway thanks again for helpful leads. I'll start hunting again - watch this space!!

So exiting - I was just staring at the last bit of info and started looking for Dumolin....there they were on 1871 census!!! Jane is mother,Charles and Catherine and dates are right too! (give or take a bit -usual) The Marys and Charles must be related so I'll check them out later.

All in shoe trade so that is a confirmation as well. I think I have found a parish record of marriage for Jane on Ancestry so will be chasing that now...there were two sisters, Grace and Jane Davidson who married two Demolins, Jacob and John.

Thanks again everyone for help!!!

xx

WWWoww Claire - the 'wonders of technology' !!

I have to swear - I do NOT believe they were on there this morning !!!!

Anyway, best of luck - hope you can follow it through now!!

Dea x

Thanks Dea

I think it's magic really...I have spent hours and hours looking for these people and I agree - they weren't there before!! I know surnames are likely to change over years but I've tried different spellings etc.

Anyway, having found them on 1871 I'm pretty sure that I also have Jane and husband John on 1851 - he was a cordwainer (maker of fine shoes !) and they had lots more children. I think he must have died young and perhaps the other children did too, leaving just Jane,Charles & Kate. Hours more fun for me looking up this lot!! I think I'm a bit unsure about using the sites as I'm not the greatest at computers but I manage, although I find Ancestry a bit confusing. Lot's of my research is just scribbled on bits of paper really, and then I put it on GR when sure.

Again, thanks for everyone's help so far - there are some seriously good researchers out there!! How do you do it?? I just wish I could find more time....


xxx

Hi Deborah

I am really going to look into this as I am convinced these may be the parents of the John who was Kate's father. I have been in contact with a GR member descended from the Aus side, there were two Demoulins who married Grace & Jane Davidson (sisters?) but she had no other info. Just my luck!

Thanks again ...watch this space....

hello my great grandfather was Charles Dumoulin= bootmaker from St.Lukes - his mother was Mary Dumoulin and his sister was also Mary whose married name is Grist = she was witness to my great grandfather when he married my great grandmother Sophia Susannah Argent and had one child together Joseph Louis Dumoulin my grandfather = it is difficult to search as I do not know very much about my ancestors but I would be happy to keep in touch and share any information I have

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