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1901
Annie Smith
Age: 51
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1850
Relation: Wife
Spouse's Name: John Smith
Gender: Female
Where born: Enstone, Oxfordshire, England

Civil parish: Enstone
Ecclesiastical parish: Enstone St Kenelm
Town: Ditchley and Enstone
County/Island: Oxfordshire
Country: England

Street Address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage:

Education:

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Registration district: Chipping Norton
Sub-registration district: Chipping Norton
ED, institution, or vessel: 14
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 5
Piece: 1400
Folio: 110
Page Number: 1
Household Members:
Name Age
John Smith 59
Annie Smith 51
Thomas Smith 25

1911

Fulwell Enston OXfordshire

Sched Name Relation Condition/
Yrs married Sex Age Birth
Year Occupation Where Born Original
census
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13 SMITH, John Head Married M 69 1842 Gardener Retired Domestic Enstone Oxon VIEW
13 SMITH, Annie Wife Married
40 years F 61 1850 Enstone Oxon VIEW
RG number:
RG14 Piece:
8245 Reference:
RG14PN8245 RG78PN422 RD157 SD1 ED8 SN13

Registration District:
Chipping Norton Sub District:
Charlbury Enumeration District:
8 Parish:
Spelsbury

Address:
Fulwell Enston Oxon County:
Oxfordshire

the last 2 postings maybe red herrings but they are the only smith that come up in 1911 in Fulwell, by coinsidence they have a son Thomas and mothers name is Annie.

can find no connection to the Smiths of Shipton.

Do you have full address for the Aunt Smith from her letter?

Alos do you know the occupation of Thomas George Smith? was he a shoemaker?

This is Robert SMITHs baptism at S u W

27 Apr 1817 -Robert Smith s Thomas & Sarah, superannuated Sergeant of the Bucks Militia

Cannot see a baptism for a Miriam Eeles/Eiles

The marriage was not at S u W

The following baptisms of Robert & Miriams children are from the S u W transcripts
10 Dec 1839-Henry
05 Nov 1841-Mary Ann
15 Oct 1843-Sarah + 25 Dec 1843 (2 entries)
23 May 1847-Eliza
30 May 1849-Emma
25 Feb 1852 Thomas George
19 Mar 1854-Anna
29 Nov 1857-Harriet Catherine
19 May 1861-James
27 May 1862-Ellen

I am not sure just where all this fits but will ponder on it over the weekend. Thankyou Vicci.
I will try and find our Thomas Smith's first wedding records from 1876 and see if that can help clarify anything about his mother.

He is a mystery!! If only people did a little more talking and scribing

You asked about Aunt A Smith's address- it just said Fulwell nr Enstone

I have been trying to find out how big the hamlet of Fulwell actually is but I am not having much luck on Google. I thought that if I could find that out it would give me some idea if the Annie and John Smith could be the ones we were looking for

Thomas George was a shoemaker in NZ

I wrote this answer somewhere else so am rewriting it here in case you do not read back in the sequence

I think it was just a hamlet as it did not have it's own registers-the Oxfordshire Parish Register Handbook says "see Mixbury or Spelsbury" under Fulwell