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I am trying to track down Beatrice A Davis. I believe she was born in 1907 and may be a sister to Amelia Florence Davis b 1904 - both born in Bristol. Parents are meant to be William and Florence Davis.
Is anyone able to check the 1911 Census for me? I know it's not a lot to go on, but this family is confusing me :O)
Many thanks in advance
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Found this record. Maybe who you are looking for.
Person: DAVIS, Beatrice
Address: 8 Upper Cheese Lane
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Name Relation Condition/
Yrs married Sex Age Birth
Year Occupation Where Born Original
census
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DAVIS, Florence Head Married F 32 1879 Wsher Woman Bristol VIEW
DAVIS, William Son M 11 1900 At School Bristol VIEW
DAVIS, Charles Son M 9 1902 At School Bristol VIEW
DAVIS, James Son M 7 1904 At School Bristol VIEW
DAVIS, Amelia Daughter F 6 1905 Bristol VIEW
DAVIS, Beatrice Daughter F 3 1908 Bristol VIEW
DAVIS, Lillian Daughter F 9 1902 Bristol VIEW
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RG number:
RG14 Piece:
15035 Reference:
RG14PN15035 RG78PN906 RD319 SD6 ED38 SN100
Registration District:
Bristol Sub District:
St Philip and St Jacob Enumeration District:
38 Parish:
Bristol
Address:
8 Upper Cheese Lane County:
Gloucestershire
George
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Maybe the family in 1901;
1901 England Census about William Davis
Name: William Davis
Age: 1
Estimated birth year: abt 1900
Relation: Son
Father's Name: William
Mother's Name: Florence
Gender: Male
Where born: Bristol
Civil parish: Bristol
Ecclesiastical parish: St Jude
County/Island: Gloucestershire
Country: England
Street Address: Headington's Court
Occupation:
Condition as to marriage:
Education:
Employment status:
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Registration district: Bristol
Sub-registration district: St Philip and St Jacob
ED, institution, or vessel: 29
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 66
Household Members:
Name Age
William Davis 26 >> Born Bristol, Occupation Dock labourer
Florence Davis 23 >> Born Bristol
William Davis 1
Dee x
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George you are an angel!!! Thank you so much !! Yes that is certainly her.
It clears up a huge discussion I had with my Mum in New Zealand last night :O)
Thank you once again, I really appreciate your help and so quickly too!
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Thank you too Dee - yes this is them!
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Hello Sally
Glad it helped, never been called an Angel before, not what my wife calls me anyway.LOL
Just another piece of info from the original which i firgot to add.
They had 6 children all living still as shown on the 1911 census,
I also note that the Father William is not shown on this record, so could this be him?
1911 census transcription details for: Old Shanty Sharpness Gloucestershire
National Archive Reference:
RG14PN15182 RG78PN917 RD321 SD3 ED7 SN91
Reg. District: Thornbury Sub District: Berkeley
Parish: Hinton Enum. District: 7
Address: Old Shanty Sharpness Gloucestershire
County: Gloucestershire
Name Relation Condition/
Yrs married Sex Age Birth
Year Occupation Where Born
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TURL, George Head Married M 72 1839 None Axminster Devon
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TURL, Emily Wife Married
52 years F 70 1841 Boarding House Gloucester Glos
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BINN, Susan Daughter Married F 42 1869 Gloucester Glos
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BAKER, Frederick Boarder Married M 31 1880 Dock Labourer Bristol
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>>>>>>> DAVIS, William Boarder Married M 36 1875 Dock Labourer Bristol
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BRAIN, Robert Boarder Married M 51 1860 Dock Labourer Quedgeley Gloshire
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George
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LOL George, an angel with horns maybe then??
It certainly looks like him in this census doesn't it!
Wonder what they were all doing there? Maybe having to work away from home to make money - especially with all those children!
They went on to have three more - twins in 1913, and another son in 1916. My grandmother was one born in 1913 and my own mum said that her mothers twin died young.
Thank you for that additional info! The plot thickens!
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