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Another descendant of my Conway family was an Annie G Williams born in Warwickshire in c 1880.In 1901 she was living in Hanley Staffordshire.I'm curious about a marriage in Hanley in 1907 between an Annie G Williams and a Joseph Dennis.Joseph may have been born in Hanley in c 1882.can anyone find the couple in 1911 please?


Regards
William Russell Jones.

Is this the correct family, on the original they state they have had two children and one has died. Liz


1911 census - household transcription
Person: DENNIS, Annie Georgina
Address: 217 King St Alexandra House Fenton

DENNIS, Joseph Head Married M 48 1863 Potter Longton Staffs VIEW
DENNIS, Annie Georgina Wife Married
3 years F 31 1880 Nr Tamworth Worshire VIEW
DENNIS, Arthur Vincent Joseph Son M 2 1909 Fenton Staffs VIEW
DENNIS, Conrad Wilfred Son Single M 20 1891 Potter Longton Staffs VIEW
DICKENS, Susan Servant Single F 25 1886 General Servant Domestic Newcastle Staffs VIEW

RG number:
RG14 Piece:
16576 Reference:
RG14PN16576 RG78PN1024 RD361 SD3 ED6 SN89

Registration District:
Stoke upon Trent Sub District:
Fenton Enumeration District:
6 Parish:
Fenton

Address:
217 King St Alexandra House Fenton

DENNIS, Joseph Head Married M 48 1863 Potter Longton Staffs
DENNIS, Annie Georgina Wife Married 3 years F 31 1880 Nr Tamworth Worshire
DENNIS, Arthur Vincent Joseph Son M 2 1909 Fenton Staffs
DENNIS, Conrad Wilfred Son Single M 20 1891 Potter Longton Staffs
DICKENS, Susan Servant Single F 25 1886 General Servant Domestic Newcastle Staffs
RG number: RG14 Piece: 16576 Reference: RG14PN16576 RG78PN1024 RD361 SD3 ED6 SN89 Registration District: Stoke upon Trent Sub District: Fenton Enumeration District: 6 Parish: Fenton
Address: 217 King St Alexandra House Fenton County:
Staffordshire

It looks as if Joseph was widowed after l90l - you may find Sarah's death on free bmd - Liz

1901 census - household transcription
Person: DENNIS, Joseph
Address: 81, Chaplin Road, Lonton, Longton

DENNIS, Joseph Head Married M 40 1861 Pottery Manager
Longton
Staffordshire VIEW
DENNIS, Sarah Wife Married F 39 1862
Longton
Staffordshire VIEW
DENNIS, Fred Son Single M 18 1883 Pottery Handler
Longton
Staffordshire VIEW
DENNIS, Sydney Son Single M 15 1886 Clerk At Pottery
Longton
Staffordshire VIEW
DENNIS, Conrad Son Single M 10 1891
Longton
Staffordshire VIEW


RG number:
RG13 Piece:
2617 Folio:
127 Page:
9

Registration District:
Stoke upon Trent Sub District:
Longton Enumeration District:
25 Ecclesiastical Parish:
Normacott Holy Evangelist

Civil Parish:
Lonton Municipal Borough:
Address:
81, Chaplin Road, Lonton, Longton County:
Staffordshire

William, just for future ref.

You seem to be looking at "surname board"s only. For instance, on the Conway surname board, there are several posts of yours about what seem to be closely related people.

If you see this at the top when you click on the Trying to Find board:

"To list the entire trying to find board again click here"

please do click there. You'll see where everyone else is reading your posts -- where no one has any idea there are related threads. The result is that someone who sees the latest thread may duplicate research done in a related one.

When you view the entire Trying to Find board, you'll also see a "How to use" thread pinned at the top that may help.

Thanks Liz47 and Patricia for your replies.Well ot certainly looks the right Annie G but it looks as if I picked the wrong Joseph Dennis!

Regards
William Russell Jones.

Sorry about the listing but as Annie's surname was Williams I thought it appropriate.

Regards
William Russell Jones.

One of your Conway posts

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=1228302

begins: "Following on from Lindsey's answer to my query asking for details ..."

It's unlikely that anyone seeing that post had seen the other:

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=1228278

because no one else is reading the Conway "surname board". Queries "following on from" another query should always be posted in the same thread as the one they're following on from.

In fact, in the second one, alviegal asked: "Do you have another thread on this family?" and you ignored her.


By the way, have you considered doing 1911 searches yourself?

http://www.1911census.co.uk/search/tnaform.aspx

Even without paying (I don't), if you can find one person you're looking for, you can then search for others of the same surname "living with" them in the same place. Much more fun to hunt than to have it served up on a plate!