Genealogy Chat

trying to find my great grandparents edward allen who in 1905 lived a 3 nixs yard norton street grantham with wife alice allen, any help would be much appreciated. thanks Jules

Person: ALLEN, Edward ???? I can see no one that would fit in Grantham
Address: 28 Osborne Street Grimsby


ALLEN, Edward Head Married M 30 1881 Market Gardener Baumber VIEW
ALLEN, Alice Wife Married
8 years F 26 1885 Gosberton Lincolnshire VIEW
RG number:
RG14 Piece:
19951 Reference:
RG14PN19951 RG78PN1197A RD422 SD1 ED6 SN299

Registration District:
Grimsby Sub District:
Great Grimsby Enumeration District:
6 Parish:
Great Grimsby

Address:
28 Osborne Street Grimsby County:
Lincolnshi

thanks for the reply, will go and have a look, only joined yesterday so not too hot on the site as yet. I am unaware of this address as I know when my great grandmother died the address was 3 allinson terrace, walker st, hull.

My computor crashed but I was going to ask their ages and whether you knew of any children's names pre 1911

Kay

Hi yes all I know my great grandmother alice allen formerly king was 31 when she died in 1911 married to edward allen, I know of my grandfather edward leslie allen born in 1905 grantham and he did have a sister but I do not know her name as he always referred to her as cissy, not sure if this was her actual name or a pet nickname.

Will recheck but ;looked at the image of the 1911 couple I posted and whilst not living with children they had had 3 children of which 2 were still living

Kay

thanks kay, if I want to go and look it up do I just put in the reference number you added in please

I am looking it up on the Find My Past site which I have a subscription for. I can't see the young Edward at all but given the reference to the children maybe it is them.

I am trying to avoid burning a meal at the moment but if you send me a pm(private message) with your email address will send you the image although it may tomorrow now. You click on my unlined name K to send a pm

If I find anymore tonight will post it but may have to wait until tommorrow now

I would just like to say a very big thank you Kay for all your help and info. take care Jules

Neal,
I posted that 1911 census on your other thread.
That was one of the reasons we queried your information as he was a market gardener in that census in 1911, but you had him as a foundry worker (?) on his son's birth certificate.

thanks very much pat.