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I more request on this darn family please..:)

Cant find this one on 1901,got all else on him.
He married Florence Catarrozzi in 1903.
He SHOULD be a Gardener by trade,going on the 1911.
And to make even more work the ruddy kids arent with them in 1911.

1891 England Census
about Leonard Elderfield
Name: Leonard Elderfield
Age: 13
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1878
Relation: Son
Father's Name: George
Mother's Name: Eliza
Gender: Male
Where born: Mettingham, Kent, England

Civil parish: Mottingham
Ecclesiastical parish: St Andrew
Town: Mettingham<<<<<<< {MOttingham)
County/Island: Kent
Country: England


Only 10 days left to go before you hear no more on ANY of this lot.

We will start on her hubby side next...
Joke,
I have got that lot sorted back to parish records,,,just about
A real shame he died last year and wont see all our hard work,I,ll bill him when I see him next,hopefully not toooo soon.
x x x

Thank you Potty,of course it was, I def need to go on a memory course!

I have a copy of the cert for my friend from GRO as well,before they came online,could have saved a few quid if I had waited,but then we didnt know did we.

Just in case you are still looking for where you got Rugen from, here it is:

Marriages Dec 1865 (>99%)
Aldous William St. Giles 1b 857
>>>>>>>>Cattarozzi Rugen St Giles 1b 857
>>>>>>>>Clark Letitia St Giles 1b 857
May Annie Sophia St Giles 1b 857

Ancestry gives his father:

Name: Eugen Cattarozzi
Spouse: Letitia Clark
Father: Joseph Cattarozzi
Birth: year
Marriage: date - city, Middlesex

Thank you all for your help,
I give up,
he can stay lost,
along with the reason why his wife says she is a widow and changes her first name on 1881.
And yet her death in 1881 is reg as Letitia.

The Perkins/Wtakins side of this family were easier by comparison.
I shall just take what I have with all your helps?with me to Ireland when I go to stay with my friend and tell her if she wants more than what I have she can take a hike elsewhere!

on that census that you could'nt read thst also had C C written on it.

Sorry about the hickup. I had to feed mum! Still cooking with one arm and now my hand is a bit swollen. We had jacket pots

The 1901 details so we can all see them all:

Name: Cattarozzi Eugene
Age: 76
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1825
Relation: Servant
>> Where born: Italy

Civil parish: St Pancras


Italy, an assumption by the employer?

Odd -- the Cook above him is born in Austria.

He's widower, occupation Secretary, with annotation "CC" in front of it. Working for Foreign Agent for Servants. Ah, and early foreign domestic worker agency.

No we havent seen 1901 on here Mel...your getting fuddled now.

Stay off that juice I would!!!

I have even tried on igi for the 1881 with no luck.

Thank you Soooo much MaureenNY,I KNEW I had seen him somewhere on 1901,I am printing that off right now.

we have seen that Maureen. We can't find him on the 1881 and 91 I think.

you can also do other fruits. i like raspberry gin best and it makes loads because you add some water. Sloe gin is best kept for a year before drinking.

Just in case-the 1901:
Name: Cattarozzi Eugene
Age: 76
Source Citation: Class: RG13; Piece: 138; Folio: 52; Page: 8.

Maureen

Crap! I looked at everything else on the image and somehow managed not to see that! Even though I've actually been searching using Australia too, it having been done in reverse to my Monck uncles in one record, born Australia, Ancestry decided it was Austria ... so hey, it's possible. ;)

I will go with him Janey as I did wonder about him,although on image it says born Australia
he must have been around sometimes as he had kids with Letitia between 1871 and 1881 didnt he.
I have searched for hours through the incoming and outgoing passengers also,not a hair of his head have I seen.

Ok ,if that is possibly him in 1871 where is he in 81,,please....

Ahem.

Mother has that sort,I got her the tree some years back,hope it fruits before she pops off.

I thought you put Sloes in gin for christmas.

I dont think you should if you fall over just PICKING them,getting PICKLED on them will make things worse.

How about this one in 1871?

Name: E C
Age: 45
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1826
Relation: Patient
Where born: Austria
condition as to marriage: married
occupation: merchant

Civil parish: Stoke Next Guildford
Town: Guildford
County/Island: Surrey

Lea Jale (?) Lane
Lunatic Asylum


Head of household is widow, licensed joint proprietor lunatic asylum, and there are only five patients, the other four considerably older men, all rather bourgeois it seems.

giggle giggle. Axel was just another strange name! My damson trees are Meriweather Damsons and they are bigger than the ones you buy in the shops. Lovely just off the tree when ripe. I was hoping to put some in some gin for Christmas.

Small wild plums,now been Domesticated?, Janey, rather sharp in taste,,YUMMeeeeeeeeeeee.

Mel

found this swedish bloke Axel Cedercdona

What has he got to do with the price of tea??or Eugen Catarrozzi??? :;)

Mel!

It took me a while to find the email that confirmed my dim memory ... a distant cousin in Canterbury told me over two years ago that she'd found a report of the brother-in-law of my grx2 grandfather's first wife (not my grx2 grandmother) dying:

"in 1892, after falling out of his damson tree, breaking his arm and getting lockjaw!"

My next question was: what's a damson tree? (Plums, I think?)


So -- be careful!