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1911 census - address transcription - Listed as a Lodging House

Address: 173 Oxford St Bilston
Year Occupation Where Born Original
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295 WALKER, Richard Visitor Single M 37 1874 Labourer Bilston Staffs VIEW
295 CORKLAND, Anthony Visitor Single M 44 1867 Labourer Bilston Staffs VIEW
295 BARNEY, Bernard Visitor Single M 26 1885 Labourer Bilston Staffs VIEW
295 BENTON, Bert Visitor Single M 42 1869 Hawker Darlaston Staffs VIEW
295 SNAPE, Joseph Visitor Married M 59 1852 Hawker Bilston Staffs VIEW
295 CHERRINGTON, John Visitor Single M 45 1866 Hawker Bradley Staffs VIEW
295 BATEMAN, Charles Visitor Single M 43 1868 Hawker Darlaston Staffs VIEW
295 MORRISON, Edward Visitor Single M 43 1868 Piano Player Dudley Wortershire VIEW
295 JAMESON, Monteauge Visitor Widower M 54 1857 Tinner Dudley Wortershire VIEW
295 JAMESON, John Visitor Single M 27 1884 Tinner Birmingham Worstershire VIEW
295 CLARE, John Visitor Widower M 34 1877 Labourer Bilston Staffs VIEW
295 FORDE, John Visitor Widower M 66 1845 Hawker Oxford VIEW
295 BRADEY, Thomas Visitor Single M 40 1871 Labourer Bilston Staffs VIEW
295 CARTER, Edward Visitor Widower M 55 1856 Labourer Oldbury Wost VIEW
295 PRICE, Mow Visitor Married M 27 1884 Labourer Bilston Staffs VIEW
295 BARKER, Thomas Visitor Single M 35 1876 Gardener Dudley Wost VIEW
295 GROWENT, Jacob Visitor Married M 53 1858 Collier Biston Staffs VIEW
295 JONES, Henry Visitor Married M 40 1871 Sign Writer Middlesex VIEW
295 PARKER, William Visitor Married M 44 1867 Carter Bilston Staffs VIEW
295 DONES, Jack Visitor Married M 34 1877 Hawker Derbyshire VIEW
295 PARKER, Jane Visitor Married F 43 1868 House Duties VIEW
295 ROLLAND, Lessie Visitor Married F 34 1877 House Duties Wales VIEW
295 JONES, Emma Visitor Married F 35 1876 Hawker Darlaston Staffs VIEW
295 LACK, Hannah Visitor Single F 29 1882 Hawker S Hampton VIEW
295 CLARK, William Visitor Married M 33 1878 Iron Worker Bilston Staffs VIEW
295 CLARK, Emman Visitor Married
6 years F 26 1885 House Duties Hanley Staffs VIEW
295 JONES, Jane Visitor Married F 53 1858 Brick Hill Bilston Staffs VIEW
295 JONES, Samuel Visitor Married
16 years M 43 1868 Collier Bilston Staffs VIEW

Thank you K,

I thought it might help, do not recordnise anyone but will keep info for checking.
I thought it may have had the owners?
It looks like some sort of hotel .
thanks again you have all been great.
Ha! Just noticed Lodging house !!
FLo

On the enurmerators cover the owner is given as a Mrs C Pickup

Thank you K,

STill do not know the name !! they were most probably
visiting a member of thier family and
stayed there the night.
Its most likely them and a error as been caused abt the info for thier son .

Or it maybe children were not allowed as Ann had noticed there were no children at that address ,and he was left somewhere else ? a child was mentioned.
So i am taking it as them perhaps he will turn up somewhere some day!!
thanks again K

Flo

will have to sign off now everyone ,
thanks again for being so helpful!

Flo

Hi again Flo,

Like a dog with a bone! Have been playing around with the 1911 for John 1906............did you come across this one????


census - household transcription
Person: CLARKE, John
Institution: Infectious Disease Hospital, INFECTIOUS DISEASE HOSPITAL

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Name Relation Condition/
Yrs married Sex Age Birth
Year Occupation Where Born Original
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CLARKE, John Patient M 4 1907 N K VIEW

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RG number:
RG14 Piece:
16612 Reference:
RG14PN16612 RD361 SD5 ED4 SN1

Registration District:
Stoke upon Trent Sub District:
Stoke Rural Enumeration District:
4 Parish:
Stoke Rural

Address:
Bucknall Stoke on Trent County:
Staffordshire



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Ann ,

My word !! it does sound like it is him !!

only issue his .birth yr. i do have certs
His parents married in jan 1906 he was b feb 1906
close call!!
It would explain why he was not with them.
Also it would explain why she only had the one child i was told when he was a child
she was very strict with him . perhaps she was being careful?
Does it say what the desease was ? i do know he had ashma in later life, wander if that had anything to do with it?
Anyway Ann again you have come up trumps !! and i thank you very very much, you are a star in my eyes .
Flo

Hi Flo,

Dont get too excited it may not be him! I checked a load of possibles and he was the only Loner.

Clark is spelt with an E, and why would they not know his BP, if he was admitted accompanied by an adult/relative

Infectious diseases.....could mean a multitude of ailments.....TB etc. There is still the possibility that he was left off the census full stop.

Annx

That was me deleting by mistake!

Bucknall hospital is about 1/2 miles east of Hanley!

Hello Ann,

I know what you mean about guess work, but i still think its him! going on the info i have had off people. Apparently suffered with ashma all his life but got worse the older he became. I did check on the hospital and there was one that fitted with that complaint TB , ASHMA, ect !!
And the age if he was admitted in the jan he would have been 4 going on five.
she went to bilston to tell relatives probably thats where William his father was born.It all seems to fit.

I was wandering Ann? is there anyway that records were kept in hospitals back then? or am i clinging to straws.?

Flo

Hello Ann,
Can i ask a favour ?
could you send me the info about the hospital bit .
via my name ? only i want to print it out and show my brother!
Only it prints all of the messages , i have found that if they are sent via name i can just print the page needed.

thanks again Flo

Hi Flo,

Click on my name and send me your e-mail address, I will then forward you the original census form.

Yes there are some hospital records which were preserved, but I suspect very few in their entirity.

There is a great example on this, google Small&Special and enter their website, if you register you can look at the casenotes as well, but beware some of them are quite sad, the photograph section of the children is wonderful.

Annx

Have sent!!!

Flo

Did you get it?

Yes Ann !!

most grateful,
I did send a reply .

Flo