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Thank Pete, nothing like a fella to bring us back down to earth and get all serious again. I feel suitable chastised.
Thank you so much for the 1871 Census. Well the name change seems a bit strange. It has changed 3 times in 30 years. So dont know quite what to think. Have managed to find marriages for the children, but not for the parents. The children have anglicised their names by the 1901 census, and have married into families who were born here, so the Prussian connection seems to have petered out. Thank you for all your help it is most appreciated.
Rock and Roll.

Now that your thread has ventured off down memory lane I wondered if you needed the 1871 census?

On Ancestry they have the family name mistranscribed (again)

Name: Mathias Tesckelict
Age: 40
Estimated birth year: abt 1831
Relation: Head
Spouse's name: Fanny
Gender: Male
Where born: Sutheanna, Middlesex, England (this is rubbish, but I can't work out what it says)
Civil parish: St Anne Soho
Ecclesiastical parish: St Anne
County/Island: London
Country: England
Registration district: Westminster
Sub-registration district: St Anne Soho
ED, institution, or vessel: 16
Household schedule number: 134
Household Members: Name Age
Mathias Tesckelict 40
Fanny Tesckelict 36
Mathias Tesckelict 5
Albert Tesckelict 3
Fanny Tesckelict 2

Class: RG10; Piece: 147; Folio: 61; Page: 19;

Ah yes Crimpline. Flexible carboard with the texture of tripe. I had a mini dress, two tone, cream and blue. Does anyone remember op-art, black and white. White cut out boots and shiny macs. Black eyeliner and eyelure false eyelashes. Desert Flower body lotion. Sea Jade perfume. Sea Witch hair colourant. Black nail polish. Lace tights. Kaftans and bells. Espandrilles. Loon pants. Angel face powder. Mary Quant neutral lipstick. Geometric hair cuts. Funfur coats. Jackie and Petticoat and Honey. Radio London and Radio Caroline.
Or was that just me.
Happy days.

The true test - do you remember Crimplene??!
Jan

I have the skinny pins still - it's just the rest that's gone to seed and headed South

Saturday Night at the Movies!!!!!

See Ann, the old black magic of records works.
We have a stack from the 60's. Tamla Motown, hence the handle for the Community Board. Nothing better than blasting out the likes of Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Temptations, Four Tops et all.
Thrown my mini skirt away years ago though. Havent got the skinny pins no more.

Thanks Margaret
Yes this is the same marriage. Pete said that Evelinas father died in 1890c. The Joseph who is the witness is his father, and Lillie is Evelinas sister. So this ties in very neatly. Thank you.
One booboo in the info though, Camden is a new borough from about 1960. It was St Pancras up until that time.

This marriage?

Name: Eveline Elizabeth Teschelert
Age: 20
Estimated birth year: abt 1873
Spouse Name: Joseph Edward Dolby
Spouse Age: 22
Record Type: Marriage
Event Date: 30 Jul 1893
Parish: St John the Evangelist, Charlotte Street
County: Middlesex
Borough: Camden
Father Name: Matthews Teschelert
Spouse Father Name: Joseph Edward Dolby

Her father is Matthias on the original, tailor, deceased.
Witnesses were Joseph Edward Dolby (another one, I guess) and Lillian Teschelert.

I had to post what I did just so I could be "in on the act"!!!!

I still have a stack of black records - not so shiny now though - a nice collection from the fifties!!

Hello Ann
Thanks for the info on the Teschelert family, I think you can see that Pete gave me a lot of info too. Brilliant. what started out as a vague query has yeilded so much.

Sorry Ann, dont quite get what the laughing is for.
Yes records, beautiful shiny black orbs that give a finer, crisper, and more rounded sound than your actual cd disc.
I could bore for Britain on the advantages of records versus cd, but each to their own.
Seriously though, the internet is now the place for records, Dean Street had its day about 10 years ago. But the sentiment is still there, walking in our ancestors footsteps.

Evelina Elizabeth Tescheleit Pedigree
Female
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Event(s):
Birth:
Christening: 13 NOV 1877 Westminster, London, England
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Parents:
Father: Mathias Tescheleit Family
Mother: Fanny Louisa

Fanny Louisa Tescheleit Pedigree
Female
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Event(s):
Birth:
Christening: 16 APR 1879 Westminster, London, England
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Parents:
Father: Matthias Tescheleit Family
Mother: Fanny Louisa

1881

Matthias TESCHELEIT Head M Male 48 (F), Prussia Tailor
Fanny L. TESCHELEIT Wife M Female 46 London, Middlesex, England
Matthias F. TESCHELEIT Son U Male 15 London, Middlesex, England
Albert E. TESCHELEIT Son Male 13 London, Middlesex, England Scholar
Fanny L. TESCHELEIT Daur Female 12 London, Middlesex, England Scholar
Evelin E. TESCHELEIT Daur Female 9 London, Middlesex, England Scolar
Lillie A. TESCHELEIT Daur Female 3 London, Middlesex, England


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Source Information:
Dwelling 67 Dean St
Census Place London, Middlesex, England
Family History Library Film 1341029
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0130 / 92
Page Number 30

Thank you Jan,
I will do that very thing tomorrow when I get home from work. Thanks to you and Pete for your help.
Hope I can call on you kind people again if in a pickle.
best
Madeleine

Soho for vintage records!!!! donlt make me laugh!! records indeed!!

Suggest you google search "prussian immigration london". There is loads of info. Possibly they were jewish refugees?
Jan

THANK YOU VERY MUCH INDEED TO YOU KIND PEOPLE WHO HAVE GIVEN ME SO MUCH INFORMATION.
I would never have found out this much if I had taken a month of Sundays.
Much appreciated.
Best wishes

Looked a bit more in detail at the info from Pete. Father was a Tailor, was there a clothing industry in Soho at that time I wonder. Also see they lived in Dean Street. Funny to think that is where me and my better half go to look for our vintage records. Talk about walking in our ancestors footsteps. Spooky.

Her father Matthias (pick your spelling!) appears to have died in 1890. Brother with the same name dies in 1930

Off to the pub for my drink!

Pete