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Hi All sorry I was called away by the other half.
Stuart yes I saw that census for 1891 and thought that may have been him.
Hi Dea and yes I think that is Fanny on 1911 but I did'nt find that one.
Have to serve lunch now so BBL.
Mel
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Is this George in 1891 - one of the many 'scholars" there.
1891 census transcription details for: Hull Truants Industrial School, In the County of York Kingston upon Hull
National Archive Reference:
RG number: RG12
Piece: 3933
Folio: 148
Page: 1
Reg. District: Sculcoates
Sub District: West Sculcoates
Parish: Sculcoates
Enum. District: 40
Ecclesiastical District: St Pauls
City/Municipal Borough: Kingston upon Hull
Address: Sculcoates, Kingston Upon Hull
County: Yorkshire (East Riding)
Name Relation Condition Sex Age Birth Year Occupation , Disability Where Born
TUMMON, George Scholar M 11 1880 Hull, Yorkshire
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The strange thing on the 1911 image is that the years married and number of children has been entered but the enumerator has crossed through them in red!
It makes me wonder if the couple had seperated?? - I can't see why this would have been done if he was just away for a day or two?
Dea x
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1911 on Ancestry is TUMMERS
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I see George was a commercial traveller 1901. So he might be anywhere - even Scotland maybe!
Jan
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Well, this is Fanny + children on 1911 but no sign of George!
TUMMON, Fanny Wife Married F 26 1885 Yorks Hull VIEW
TUMMON, Fanny Daughter F 4 1907 Yorks Hull VIEW
TUMMON, Harriett Elizabeth Daughter F 0 (2 MONTHS) 1911 Yorks Hull VIEW
RG number: RG14
Piece: 28794
Reference: RG14PN28794 RG78PN1652 RD522 SD2 ED25 SN72
Registration District: Hull
Sub District: Myton
Enumeration District: 25
Parish: Holy Trinity and St Mary
Address: 5 Margaret Terrace Wassand St Hessle Road Hull
County: Yorkshire (East riding)
They had had 5 children but 3 had died.
Dea x
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This is for a friend please.
I can't find this person on the 1911 census. These are the census I did find him on and I think he married Fanny Elwick.
1881 England Census
about George Turnmon
Name: George Turnmon
[George Tummon]
Age: 1
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1880
Relation: Son
Father's Name: William Turnmon
Mother's Name: Elizabeth Turnmon
Gender: Male
Where born: Hull, Yorkshire, England
Civil parish: Newington
County/Island: Yorkshire
Country: England
Street Address: 122 Chiltern St
Registration district: Sculcoates
Sub-registration district: Hessle
ED, institution, or vessel: 15
Neighbors: View others on page
Piece: 4751
Folio: 135
Page Number: 27
Household Members: Name Age
William Turnmon 42 1839 Marsh Chapel, Lincoln Occ. Gen labourer<<<<<<<
Elizabeth Turnmon 40 1841 Hull, Yorkshire
Jane E. Turnmon 18 1863
Frederick H. Turnmon 14 1867
Margaret Turnmon 8 1873
Tom Turnmon 5 1876
Sophia Turnmon 3 1878
George Turnmon 1 1880
Ada Turnmon 5WEEKS
All children born Hull Yorkshire.
They have left off the mother in this one it is Elizabeth born Hull Yorks and she is a Dressmaker and a widow.
1901 England Census
about George Tumnon
Name: George Tumnon
Age: 21
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1880
Relation: Head
Gender: Male
Where born: Hull, Yorkshire, England
Civil parish: Holy Trinity
Ecclesiastical parish: St Barnabas
County/Island: Yorkshire
Country: England
Street Address:78 Margrets Terrace.********
Occupation: Commercial Traveller
Registration district: Hull
Sub-registration district: Myton
ED, institution, or vessel: 41
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 87
Piece: 4506
Folio: 112
Page Number: 14
Household Members: Name Age
George Tumnon 21
Ada Tumnon 20
Alice Tumnon 17
I have looked for a marriage and they married in 1904 but for the life of me I cannot find either of them on the 1911. Fanny died in 1916 and George died in 1946 as below.
England & Wales, Death Index: 1916-2006
about George Tummon
Name: George Tummon
Birth Date: abt 1879
Date of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep 1946
Age at Death: 67
Registration district: Hull
Inferred County: Yorkshire East Riding
Volume: 2a
Page: 210
Was just wondering if any of you clever helpers can find them on the 1911 please as this is not an easy name to look up.
Thanks Mel.
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