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Would anybody mind looking for these people on the 1911 census please?
Alfred Baker born 1885 St Pancras,wife Florence Rosina Baker born 1889 St Pancras,daughter Florence Mary born 1911 St Pancras.
They should be in the Kentish Town area,I think
Thank you

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BAKER, Alfred Head Married M 28 1883 Milk Carrier London Hoxton VIEW
BAKER, Florence Wife Married6 years F 25 1886 London Poplar VIEW
BAKER, Alfred Son M 4 1907 London Stoke Newington VIEW

RG number: RG14

Piece: 1019

Reference: RG14PN1019 RG78PN34 RD11 SD1 ED15 SN356

Registration District: Hackney

Sub District: Stoke Newington

Enumeration District: 15

Parish: Stoke Newington

Address: 106 Winston Road N

County: London

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BAKER, Alfred Head Married M 28 1883 Milk Carrier London Hoxton VIEW
BAKER, Florence Wife Married6 years F 25 1886 London Poplar VIEW
BAKER, Alfred Son M 4 1907 London Stoke Newington VIEW

RG number: RG14 Piece: 1019 Reference: RG14PN1019 RG78PN34 RD11 SD1 ED15 SN356 Registration District: Hackney Sub District: Stoke Newington Enumeration District: 15 Parish: Stoke Newington Address: 106 Winston Road N County: London

Would this one fit with what you know?

Maddie,
Thank you,but I don't think that's them.
They hadn't been married that long, only since 1907(Florence Rogers married Alfred Baker) and as far as I know Florence was the eldest child
Thanks anyway

Catherine, Thank you but I don't think that is them.
Florence was born in Marylebone in 1889 as Florence Rosina Rogers.
I don't know much about Alfred

Or maybe this one:-

1911 England Census about Florence Baker
Name: Florence Baker
[Florence Rogers]
Age in 1911: 22
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1889
Relation to Head: Daughter
Gender: Female
Birth Place: Grove
Civil parish: St Pancras
County/Island: London
Country: England
Street Address: 17 Grafton Terrace, Hampstead, London N W
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 3
Estimated Marriage Year: 1908
Occupation: LAUNDRY
Registration district: St Pancras
Registration District Number: 9
Sub-registration district: North St Pancras
ED, institution, or vessel: 1
Piece: 744
Household Members:
Name Age
Mary Rogers 64
Florence Baker 22
Florence Mary Baker 0

married for 3yrs.
children 1, living

Do you know when the couple married?
Was Florence Rosina's maiden name Rogers?

Catherine,Yes..I think that is the right one.
Florence's mother was named Mary Rogers.
The area is right too.Just a missing husband!
Thank you very much

Is this their marriage?

London, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1921 about Florence Rosina Rogers
Name: Florence Rosina Rogers
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1887
Age: 20
Spouse Name: Alfred John Baker
Spouse Age: 26
Record Type: Marriage
Event Date: 4 Aug 1907
Parish: Haverstock Hill St Andrew
Borough: Camden
Father Name: Arthur James Rogers
Spouse Father Name: Alfred John Baker
Register Type: Parish Register

Catherine
Florence married as Florence Rosina Rogers in 1907. Her father had died in 1894 and her mother was named Mary.
This definitely is them
Thank you for your help

Sorry, didn't get my message on quick enough.
Yes,that's the right marriage

Is this their marriage?

London, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1921 about Florence Rosina Rogers
Name: Florence Rosina Rogers
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1887
Age: 20
Address:- 33 Grafton Terrace
Spouse Name: Alfred John Baker
Spouse Age: 26
Occupation:- Labourer
address:- 23 Grafton Terrace
Record Type: Marriage
Event Date: 4 Aug 1907
Parish: Haverstock Hill St Andrew
Borough: Camden
Father Name: Arthur James Rogers
Occupation:- Bellhanger (deceased)
Spouse Father Name: Alfred John Baker
Occupation:- Painter and Decorator
Register Type: Parish Register

Catherine, Yes definitely the right people
Thank you very much

could this be alfred ?
BAKER, Alfred Head Married4 years M 29 1882 Carman St Pancras London VIEW
DETTMAR, Louisa Servant Single F 50 1861 General Servant Domestic St Pancras London VIEW

RG number: RG14

Piece: 720

Reference: RG14PN720 RG78PN25 RD9 SD3 ED10 SN333

Registration District: St Pancras

Sub District: East St Pancras

Enumeration District: 10

Parish: St Pancras

Address: 25 Jeffrey St Kentish Town N W

County: London

Maybe?

BAKER, Alfred Head Married4 years M 29 1882 Carman St Pancras London VIEW
DETTMAR, Louisa Servant Single F 50 1861 General Servant Domestic St Pancras London VIEW

RG number: RG14 Piece: 720 Reference: RG14PN720 RG78PN25 RD9 SD3 ED10 SN333 Registration District: St Pancras Sub District: East St Pancras Enumeration District: 10 Parish: St Pancras Address: 25 Jeffrey St Kentish Town N W County: London

Notes he is married and living in Kentish Town?

Problem is he states he has no children?

Catherine and Maddie
Very interesting...he vanished!!
Florence gave birth to another daughter in 1912 (Susan Baker) and re married in 1918 to Thomas Rees.
Both girls used the name Rees and on their marriages named Thomas as their father.
I has assumed Alfred Baker has died or something but never found a suitable death for him
I wonder if Florence was expecting in 1911 .

birth of susan
Name: BAKER, Susan

Registration district: [?] Marylebone

County: London

Year of registration: 1912

Quarter of registration: Oct-Nov-Dec

Mother's maiden name: Rogers

Volume no:[?]1A

Page no:[?]805

there are a lot of alfred bakers that died in WW1, perhaps he was one of them and thats why Susan remarried in1918.
Just a thought

Maddie

Maddie
Thank you, that's Susan.
Just realised,Florence couldn't have been expecting Susan in 1911....unless she was an elephant!
You are probably right about Alfred. He must have been with Florence after the 1911 census was taken.
A WW1 death would explain where he vanished to.

probably a very much not him
Soldiers Died in the Great War 1914-1919 - soldier details
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Name: Alfred BAKER
Memorial Scroll
Purchase scroll

Rank: PRIVATE
Initials: A
Birthplace: St. Pancras, Middlesex
Residence:
Enlisted: Islington, Middlesex
Regiment, Corps etc.: Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment)
Battalion etc.: 4th Battalion.
Number: G/2331
Date died: 10 December 1916
How died: Died of wounds
Theatre of war: Home
Supplementary Notes:

Maddie
Thank you, it is possibly him,right area etc.
I was just looking on wargraves site myself.
It does seem probable that he died.