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I would appreciate if someone could try and locate a Thomas Deery (Spelling varies)
Born 1875 Wallsend Northumberland.
I have him on 1881/1891/1901 but cannot find him 1911...
I have all info re BMD and family but not this piece of the jigsaw.

Many thanks

Perhaps?

1911 Census Household Record
Household information
Address 183 Hylton Road Sunderland
Parish Sunderland
Town Sunderland
Type of Building Dwelling
Number of Rooms 3
Inhabited Y
Reference RG14PN30159 RG78PN1740 RD555 SD1 ED16 SN17
Administrative County Durham
Registration District Sunderland
Registration Sub District Sunderland West
Enumeration District 16
Householder 1
Name Thomas Deary
Relationship to Head of Household Head
Condition / Years Married / Years
Gender M
Age 34
Estimated Year of Birth 1877
Occupation Shipyard Plate Riviter
Employed Y
Working at Home N
Industry Shipbuilding
Place of Birth Sunderland County Of Durham
Householder 2
Name Mary Deary
Relationship to Head of Household Wife
Condition / Years Married / 4 Years
Gender F
Age 31
Estimated Year of Birth 1880
Employed N
Working at Home N
Place of Birth Sunderland Durham

Thank you but that is not him....Dateand place of birth definately 1875 Wallsend.

Have you found any of the brothers and sister that are on th 1901 in 1911


Think James is on 1911 as brother in law

Archibald is with his sister

This one is Wallesend????

1911 England Censusabout James Deary
Name: James Deary
Age in 1911: 40
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1871
Relation to Head: Brother-in-law
Gender: Male
Birth Place: Wallsend, Northland
Civil parish: Wallsend
County/Island: Northumberland
Country: England
Street Address: 30 Park Road Wallsend On Tyne
Marital Status: Single
Occupation: Labourer (shipyard) (rygers)
Registration district: Tynemouth
Registration District Number: 559
Sub-registration district: Wallsend
ED, institution, or vessel: 7
Piece: 30713
Household Members: Name Age
Joseph Reay 46
Mary Reay 44 - Married 25yrs - 7 children (6 living and 1 died)
Joseph Reay 15
Thomas Reay 7
Sarah Reay 12
James Deary 40

Thank You Catherine/Glitter Baby

Yes that is James and sister Mary's family 1911
George Owen Deery is living Wallsend
Sarah Deery Kane is married living Wallsend
Archie Deery is living Wallsend
James is living with sister Mary (above) but cannot find Thomas anywhere...!!

Thomas (Deary) married Ellen Chambers in Watford in 1914

Was Thomas in the Army?

Seems a long way from home for that marriage in 1914

There is this one that was in the army:-

British Army WWI Medal Rolls Index Cards, 1914-1920 about Thomas Deery

Name:Thomas Deery
Regiment or Corps:Royal Engineers
Regimental Number:277955
..............................................................

Not the same as this one:-

Name:Thomas Deery
Regiment or Corps:6th Kings Own Scottish Borderers
Regimental Number:12772

............he was from Scotland and was killed in action.

Name: Thomas Deery
Birth: Glasgow, Lanark
Death: 25 Sep 1915 - France & Flanders
Military: Glasgow, Lanark
..................................................................................................

Thank You Catherine...
I had not considered the possibility that he may have enlisted pre 1911 Census..Glitter Baby (thank you) raised the question earlier...
He had an uncle and cousin who went out to Canada (Via NY) April 1907 and I considered he may have gone with them and returned at some stage however I cannot find evidence of him doing that either...he is rather an enigma as he left a small fortune when he died (Wallsend 1929)

DEARY Thomas of Columba House 26 Laburnum Avenue Wallsend Northumberland
died 22nd February 1929 Probate Newcastle upon Tyne 10 May to Ellen Gertrude

Effects £8228 15s 4d.

Equiv.in todays money of £365,497.00...

His brothers and sisters hadnt a penny to Bless themselves with...!!

Do you have the newspaper article from 1903 about Thomas being assaulted in his shop? If not, let me know and I'll forward it to you.

MarieCeleste...

No dont have anything re Thomas..there apparently was some Shenanigans went on within the family and the "Shop" was the cause of it all according to family history...The saga went on well into the 1970s...!!

Thank You MC...Received News cutting...had fun reading all the news....!
So she nearly felled him with a lump of cheese did she...mind that poses a another query...because the "shop" was a newsagents and never sold anything else...the mystery deepens.

The shop in 1911 was a General Shop so they probably did sell Cheese:-

GRIMES, Patrick Head M 53 1858 Grocer Dealer Ireland Co Tyrone Resident
GRIMES, Marget Wife Married
22 years F 49 1862 Assistant Ireland Co Tyrone Resident
GRIMES, Mary Ann Daughter Singel F 21 1890 England Northumberland Wallsend
RG number: RG14
Piece: 30718
Reference: RG14PN30718 RG78PN1757 RD559 SD1 ED12 SN158
Registration District: Tynemouth
Sub District: Wallsend
Enumeration District: 12
Parish: Wallsend
Address: 39 Glovers Row Wallsend
County: Northumberland

Also:- in 1911 Laburnum Avenue, Wallsend was a Boarding House run by :-

STORAR, Joan Head Widow F 64 1847 Boarding House Keeper Edinburgh Resident

but no sign of Thomas
:-(

Nudge up

Wards 1915/1916 has the following entry:

129 Park Road, Wallsend - Deary, T. Newsagent

ADDED: So far, I can only find up to no 113 on the 1911 census summary books (although part of the street might have been enumerated separately)

I was looking for someone recently where I know 100% for sure that a family lived at the same address from the 1880s to the 1920s. They lived above a music shop in North Shields - there is no sign of that family on the 1911. Checking the summary books showed that the premises had been recorded as just a shop with no occupants so it looks as though due to human error the family weren't included in the census. How many more times has this happened and could Thomas Deary be one of them?

Of course, the properties numbered higher than 113 Park Road may have been built after 1911 .....

Morning MarieCeleste....How you doing ?

This fellow is driving me mad...!!

I am at a loss as to where to look next ...

Didn't know he'd lived on Park Rd.He'd obviously gone up in the world from living on Glovers Row and other than marrying "Nell" in Watford (1914) he doesn't appear to have strayed far from home..
The question remains where the devil was he in 1911...

Might be worth looking in the Electoral Rolls for the known addresses .....

If you're not in the area I'll look next time I'm in North Shields library, if I recall correctly there was one in 1910.