Genealogy Chat

anno reggie but there was an enquirey yesterday for the grahams i
bumped it so they may see it

Old thread, Joy

the websters and grahams are well connected to each other in middlesbrough
but most lived over the boarder in old middlesbrough

Thank you both.

Will try the library and see what they come up with.
This was my Grandfathers family and we have no idea what happened to them between 1911 and when he met my Grandmother in the late 1930's.
My grandfather was born William Webster 1899 but had changed his surname to Graham by the time he married my Grandmother, we have no explanation why he should have done this.

Thanks Chris x

However, bear in mind that around 40% of men and all women were still disenfranchised in 1911.

Universal suffrage for men was not introduced until 1919, and whilst women were first given the right to vote at the same time around 25% were still excluded until 1928.

These are the contact details for the Reference Library in Middlesbrough. They may be prepared to do a look-up for you - they are usually very helpful:-

Central Library
Victoria Square
Middlesbrough
TS1 2AY

Reference Library
Tel: (01642) 729001
Tel: (01642) 729954
E-mail: [email protected]

Kath. x

Hiya

would like any information on the Webster family living at 14 Thomas St., North Ormesby, Middlesbrough after 1911.

thank you
Chris