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Re: Any tips?

Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 10:55 pm
by ellie
[iWilliam Hollins Jr aged 27, (according to the census) marries Esther Rees, aged 22.

William - Potter's placer earth worker
Esther - Potter's throwers asst.

Living at 7, Ford Street Longton. Witnesses I don't have the certificate to hand at the moment. William died in 1918, and apparently he passed away in the workhouse, the death certificate named Esther as surviving spouse and gave his age as 43, I believe.
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Re: Any tips?

Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 11:01 pm
by peterd
here again we have two possibles ?

Jun 1873

Hollins William Stoke T.

Mar 1874


Hollins William Stoke T.

Re: Any tips?

Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 11:04 pm
by ellie
It could be either one, what do they say?

Re: Any tips?

Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 11:08 pm
by peterd
that all you get unless you send for certificates

Re: Any tips?

Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 11:11 pm
by ellie
Right, thank you, I will look into that, I Hope I can track down my elusive relation!

Re: Any tips?

Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 8:40 am
by Northern Lass
On the marriage certificate does it say Charles is deceased?

Re: Any tips?

Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 2:28 pm
by ellie
[b]Hi Northern lass,No on the marriage certificate for Esther Rees & William Hollins it gives Williams fathers name as Charles, his occupation appears to be 'carter' its hard to read it as its not clear. Also the only Charles Hollins I can find in 1901 would have been 68? [/b]

Re: Any tips?

Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 5:56 pm
by Northern Lass
I would be tempted to send for that 1874 William Hollins and say you only want it if the father is a Charles on the birth certif.
I know that Dudley registry office are very good and do a sweep of 2yrs either side of a date/year given so might be worth an ask presume it would be Stoke on trent?

Re: Any tips?

Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 6:38 pm
by Rosegarden
1891 census
The only onei can find is this one
Charles HOLLINS 1823 b Longton Staffs occ ????
Mary A HOLLINS 1832 b LONGTON staffs
Sarah A HOLLINS 1866 b Longton Staffs potters paintress
William C HOLLINS 1871 LONGTON Staffa potters oven man
John HOLLINS 1875
8 Garden Place Caverswall Longton

Re: Any tips?

Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 7:01 pm
by peterd
same place in 1881 as well

8 Garden Place Caverswall, Stafford, England



Charles HOLLINS 56 Longton, Stafford,
Mary Ann HOLLINS 49 Longton, Stafford, Laundress
Sarah Ann HOLLINS Female 16 East Vale, Stafford, China Painter
Willm.Chas. HOLLINS 10 East Vale, Stafford, Scholar
John HOLLINS 7 East Vale, Stafford, Scholar

Re: Any tips?

Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 7:08 pm
by mallosa
Could this be the same family?

1871: Palmer St, S.O.T


Charles Hollins 43 Stoke, Staffordshire
Mary C Hollins 39 Stoke, Staffordshire
Sarah C Hollins 6 East Vale, Staffs
Willm C Hollins 9 Mths East Vale, Staffs

Re: Any tips?

Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 7:39 pm
by Rosegarden
trouble is he's born 1871 :?

Re: Any tips?

Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 9:54 pm
by ellie
Hi, No 1871 is too early, He was 27 when he married my great grandma Ester Rees. So It looks like he was born about 1873/4, this of course would depend on what month his 27th birthday fell.Thanks. There might be a possibility of there being a link to Charles.The record shows Charles being 43 on this record, and having a son called William. This makes Charles birth year 1828 (approx), that would make him 68 in 1896, my research found a Charles who was 68 in 1901 (is it possible that there would be such a difference i.e. 5 years?)- this gets more and more confusing :? Thanks for the help - this really is a mystery.

Re: Any tips?

Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 10:05 pm
by peterd
ellie wrote:Hi, No 1871 is too early, He was 27 when he married my great grandma Ester Rees. So It looks like he was born about 1873/4, this of course would depend on what month his 27th birthday fell.Thanks. There might be a possibility of there being a link to Charles.The record shows Charles being 43 on this record, and having a son called William. This makes Charles birth year 1828 (approx), that would make him 68 in 1896, my research found a Charles who was 68 in 1901 (is it possible that there would be such a difference i.e. 5 years?)- this gets more and more confusing :? Thanks for the help - this really is a mystery.



you ever thought the marriage age is wrong?

Re: Any tips?

Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 10:06 pm
by ellie
I ont think it is because the age on the marriage certificate and the age on the 1901 census both match