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Ok Flo,

thanks for your last post.

I think the daughter Agnes that was born a year after Henry in c1894 is Thomas Miller's daughter not Annie's.

I looked in the 1901 census for Agnes and found her with her family as follows :

1901 England Census
about Agnes Miller

Name: Agnes Miller
Age: 6
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1895
Relation: Daughter
Father's Name: Thomas
Mother's Name: Margaret
Gender: Female
Where born: Manchester, Lancashire, England

Civil Parish: South Manchester
Ecclesiastical parish: St Stephen
County/Island: Lancashire
Country: England

Street address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage:

Education:

Employment status: View Image

Registration district: Chorlton
Sub registration district: Hulme
ED, institution, or vessel: 59
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 13
Household Members:
Name Age

Thomas Miller 38
Margaret Miller 39
Margaret Miller 11
Catherine Miller 9
Agnes Miller 6

Now having a look through deaths I believe Agnes's mother Margaret died in 1902 -registered in Salford.

Widow Thomas then went on to marry Annie.

I can't wait much longer for the cert to arrive!!!! Hurry Up Please !!!


Donna.

Flo,

I wonder if this is Henry's mother in 1891 :

1891 England Census
about Annie Davison
Name: Annie Davison
[Annie Allison]
Age: 28
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1863
Relation: Daughter
Mother's Name: Jane
Gender: Female
Where born: Manchester, Lancashire, England

Civil Parish: Beswick
Ecclesiastical parish: Beswick and Bradford Christchurch
County/Island: Lancashire
Country: England

Street address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage:

Education:

Employment status: View Image

Registration district: Prestwich
Sub registration district: Newton
ED, institution, or vessel: 43
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Jane Allison 49
John Allison 19
William Allison 7
Annie Davison 28


If you look at original image it states her as married.

Do you think this could be her marriage to "George"?

Marriages Dec 1885 (>99%)
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ALLISON Annie Sheffield 9c 671 <<<<<
DAVISON Edgar Sheffield 9c 671 <<<<<


What do you think??

Donna xx

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FLO, FLO, FLO, FLO ........


The 1911 that I looked at about the Annie & Henry that you found in 1901,

if you look at my last post, it says the address as 2 Sarah Street, Salford.

Now if you go back to page 1 of our topic , I pasted on the board the National roll entry for Henry Davison.

AND AND AND AND......what's the address?

2 Sarah Street, Salford !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Woo HOOOOOOOOOO!

That's gotta be him !!!

I could hug you !!!

Will wait for the cert just to confirm but it's gotta be surely????

Let me know what you think !!??

Donna

Hello Flo,

What you said earlier very much makes sense!!!

And I ordered the certificate for the Henry Davison b.1893 in Manchester that you suggested yesterday - that will answer if it is him in the census too!

I found this in the 1911 census (at first I thought I got the wrong Henry Davison until you put that info earlier!) take a look ......

MILLER, THOMAS - HEAD- MARRIED- M-48-HOUSE PAINTER-LANCS SALFORD
MILLER,ANNIE - WIFE - MARRIED for 4 years- F -48- LANCS- MANCHESTER
MILLER, AGNES-DAUGHTER-SINGLE -F-16-ERRAND GIRL-LANCS SALFORD
DAVISON, HENRY-STEPSON-SINGLE- M-17-TROLLEY BOY-LANCS MANCHESTER

Address : 2 SARAH ST, SALFORD, MANCHESTER.


Now then, what you found in 1901 with Annie, I looked through marriages & found in 1919 - Annie Davison married Thomas Miller !

Now obviously Annie being a Davison, I guess she must have married George but it's finding her maiden name and the marriage.

Being even more sure now that the cert we ordered is the correct one, that will give the details but I will probably have a root around whilst waiting for it to arrive.

I hope it's all good and we are on the right trail !

Thanks for all your help and persistance with this.

Donna.

Morning Flo,

I had a night of brain ticking thinking,

In that information that I received about Henry's service, it said he enlisted into the regiment in October 1911 after training.
The census was taken April 2nd/3rd.

So where is he in the 1911 census?? He must be somewhere doing his training! Lancaster maybe...

I am going to search again !

Donna

Hi Flo,

Thank you for your last message.

I have now ordered that birth cert that you suggested earlier for Henry registered in Manchester. Fingers crossed!

Here is the info that I have on Ellen so far :

Ellen Hoare
Born on the 26th Feb 1896 in Bradwell, Essex.
Baptised on 29th Mar 1896 in Bradwell, Essex.

This is Ellen in the 1901 census.


Name: Ellen Hoare
Age: 5
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1896
Relation: Daughter
Father's Name: David
Mother's Name: Louisa
Gender: Female
Where born: Bradwell, Essex, England

Civil Parish: Dover
Ecclesiastical parish:Hougham Christ Church
Town: Dover
County/Island: Kent
Country: England

Street address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage:

Education:

Employment status:

View Image

Registration district: Dover
Sub registration district: St Mary
ED, institution, or vessel: 10
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 81
Household Members:
Name Age
David Hoare 42
Louisa Hoare 44
Mary Hoare 11
David Hoare 6
Ellen Hoare 5
Frederick Hoare 3
Albert Hoare 2


In the 1911 census:

HOARE, DAVID -HEAD - MARRIED -M -51 -NAVAL PENSIONER DOCK HAND ADMIRALTY DREDGING - BORN in HAMPSHIRE TADLEY

HOARE, LOUISA -WIFE -MARRIED for 29 yrs -F -53- BORN in HEREFORDSHIRE ROSS .

HOARE, DAVID -SON -SINGLE -M -16 - BORN in ESSEX HARNISH

HOARE, ELLEN-DAUGHTER -SINGLE -F -15 - BORN in ESSEX BRADWELL .

HOARE, FREDERICK -SON -M -13 -SCHOLAR-BORN in ESSEX,BRADWELL

HOARE, ALBERT -SON -M -12 -SCHOLAR - BORN in ESSEX BRADWELL.

The address they were living at on this census in 1911 is:

43 Church Road, Dover, Kent.

Now this is some of the info I received about Henry from the curator of the Kings Own Royal Lancaster Regiment's Museum:

"I have looked through our records and I see that Henry Davison enlisted into the King's Own on 21st October 1911 and after his basic training at Bowerham Barracks, in Lancaster, the regimental depot, I suspect he transferred to the 1st Battalion and remained with them. He is recorded as having been with them in January 1914 when he was promoted to Corporal. They were based in Dover at this time."


So I guess that's how they probably met, through Henry being based in Dover at that time, which is obviously where Ellen and her family lived.

On her marriage cert she was living in Elms Vale Road in Dover,Kent thats in 1913.

From her children's certs :
1915 - Eric Street, Dover, Kent
1916 - Worthington Street, Dover, Kent.
1917 - Salford
1921 - Salford
1924 - Dover, Kent.
1926 - Dover, Kent
1928 - Dover, Kent.

1928 - that's the last trace I have of Ellen. She would have been just coming up to her 32nd birthday.

Thanks again immensely for your help.

Donna.

Brain ticking, brain ticking.............

Maybe that birth that you found in 1893 is the right Henry, as you say it is the right area - that could very well be him.

There again like you said, maybe he was reg under his mother's name.....

I wonder............

I will send for that birth cert because I got a feeling in my gut..... :-)


What info are you thinking about Ellen???

Donna xx

Morning Flo,

Well still at it, so determined to sort it out, slowly but hopefully surely.

Anyway, I did figure out this:

George Edgar's sister Mary Lydia Davison b.1859.

In the census you found in 1901, Mary & Edgar (George) are living with brother Frederick JW.

If you look at original image, living next door is George & Sarah Steed.

In 1908 Sarah died age 55 and a year later Mary Lydia Davison married George Steed.

I have found them living in Sudbury St, Manchester on their own in the 1911 census.

I was hoping to find George Edgar or Henry there but no such luck.

Will keep trying !!!

Hello Flo,

Many thanks again for your trawling, it is very much appreciated.

I was beginning to wonder if Henry was born in 1892.

What you suggested could be right.

It may be worth getting that cert.

Where are they in 1891 ??? Grrrr !

Thanks again.

Well I have had a look 1891 for Elizabeth. I cannot find anything as yet , how frustrating!

Are you having any luck Flo??


Regards

Donna

Hi Flo,

Ok this is what I found on (the very expensive!) 1911 census.

1911 Census Household Transcript

HARDIE, ELIZABETH -HEAD -WIDOW -F -82 -LEEDS YORKSHIRE
DAVISON, JOHN-SON -MARRIED -M -46 -MECHANIC -LEEDS-YORKSHIRE
HARDIE, EDGAR -GRANDSON -SINGLE -M -24 -SALESMAN-MANCHESTER LANC'S
Address 28 LLANVER ST LATHBURY RD HARPURHEY MANCHESTER



ok so the Edgar Davison I found previously on 1901 stated as ad-son , now seems to be on the 1911 as Grandson and is now a Hardie!!! Eh??

Elizabeth is a widow so George H. Hardy must have died between 1901 & 1911.

The son John named here I imagine to be Frederick John Wilks Davison.

I am a little confused !!!

Hello again Flo,


Done some trawling myself in regards to George H.Hardie & Elizabeth.

I found this in 1901:


1901 England Census
about George H Hardie

Name: George H Hardie
Age: 60
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1841
Relation: Head
Spouse's Name: Elizabeth
Gender: Male
Where born: Blamann, Monmouthshire, Wales

Civil Parish: Ealing
Ecclesiastical parish: St Mary
Town: Ealing
County/Island: Middlesex
Country: England

Street address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage:

Education:

Employment status:

View Image

Registration district: Brentford
Sub registration district: Brentford
ED, institution, or vessel: 23
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 63

Household Members:

George H Hardie 60
Elizabeth Hardie 70
Edgar W Davison 14

Source Citation: Class: RG13; Piece: 1193; Folio: 57; Page: 12.


It states Edgar W Davison as adopted-son.

I looked for a birth and Edgar Wilks Davison was born 1887.
(note that his middle name is Elizabeth's maiden name.)

I am a little puzzled as Elizabeth married George Henry Hardie in 1867 but the adopted son has her previous husband's surname??

I am quite sure that I found John Davison's death in 1866 registered in Kirkstall (which 2 years previous is the same district as where son Frederick was registered).

Seems a little strange adopting a son under previous husband's surname???

Can't quite figure that out yet.

Morning Flo,

What can I say, thank you for all the information that you have found.

On Henry & Ellen's marriage cert :

11th March 1913 - Henry Davison age 21 years
Ellen Hoare age 18 years

It states Henry's father as George Edgar Davison (Deceased) and his occupation as a Dairyman.

Obviously that is what occupation Henry had stated for his father.

It's a case of trying to piece it together now.

Again your help is much appreciated.

Hello Flo,

Sorry for delay in replying .... post took a while to catch up I think cos of bad weather!

Ok the death cert for Henry Y Davison that I ordered - 1925, Salford wasn't him unfortunately.

I received Henry's father's birth certificate -

Name : George Edgar Davison.
Born : 7th June 1862 - Town Street, Armley.
Father : John Davison
Mother: Elizabeth Davison formely Wilks.
Father
Occ : Chemist & Druggie.


Ok I think I found the Parent's marriage in 1859 reg in Leeds.

As for anything else I am still completely stuck ! Still no birth, death for Henry, no death for George or Ellen (Hoare) either !

I received some info about Henry's service time and I now know that he left the Army due to sickness in 1919.

But still no death found !!!

Any info would be appreciated .

Look forward to hearing from you .

Donna.

Just to update for Florence,

George Edgar Davison birth cert hopefully should arrive today or tomorrow!

Let's hope it's a light at the end of the tunnel!

Donna

Florence

Would be interested to know which site you are ordering certs from and they ring you up if the match is not correct.

I use the ofcial site and they hardly ever refund anything but sometime and I mean sometimes give you 50% refund if you presure them

Regards
Susanne

Also just to add , on later death indexes it states the date of birth .
Obviously I know from her birth cert that Ellen was born 29 Feb 1896.
So if a later death, I could possibly connect the death with the birth date .

Hello again Flo,

Many thanks for trawling!

Ellen could have very well remarried - that would explain not being able to find the death.

I think you are completely right about getting George's birth cert that will be my next move, will see if I can order tomorrow.

Yeah that is the 1891 census entry that I found for George E Davison, but when I kept coming up with George Edward in other census's I dumped that one as the E doesn't necessarily mean Edgar I found out ! lol

Hello Flo,

I am really not sure about the age my Grandmother Joyce was placed in the foster home, it was in Kent apparently and it was meant to be from a young age but like I say nothing is concrete as it is family repeating the story and you know how it can change!!

I think she was definitely put in a home but when is the question !?

As for George Edgar on the census, I think the census I found him in wasn't him if you catch my drift because there is a george edward also born around the same time in Leeds area that I was mistakenly following so a bit stuck there !
All I know is when Henry married Ellen in 1913 it stated on there that George Edgar was a dairyman and deceased!! So he died before then.

It's a bit tricky with Ellen and as to why she put her children in a home - if only I knew which home it was and if there were any records remaining !

Hmmmmmm.......

Wow , you are still at it, you have the patience of a saint !!

Thank you !

I have before ordered the one registered in Chorlton - which was wrong - so I know its not that 1 !

I would agree with the huddersfield one !

Do you think it would be best getting the death cert first or a stab in the dark with the huddersfield birth cert??

many thanks

if i do not reply tonight its probably because I have fell asleep face down in my keyboard - I will reply asap so please don't give up on me!!