Interesting from the Census of 1911, the entries are written by persons residing at the address which is now given as 140 Brown Lees, Brindley Ford, nr, Tunstall. It was completed by Harriet Bowers.
James Bowers, 47 yrs Head , Furnace Helper at Robert Heath Iron and Steel works
Emily Maud Bowers, 37 yrs
Harriett Bowers, 17 yrs daughter , Velvet Divider
John Bowers, 15yrs, son - Forge Lad
James Bowers, 13 yrs son ( My Granddad ) - School
Reginald Bowers, 10 yrs son - School
Harry Bowers, 8 yrs, (I think this is Henry)
Albert Bowers, 2 yrs
William Bowers 5 months
They had been married for 18 years, had 10 children,3 of which had died. House described as 4 rooms, so that would be two up - two down.
Some research has help me discover 3 children:
Ellis Bowers, born 7th September 1899 but death recorded on same date
Harold Bowers, born 1904 in the registration period Oct to Dec. He died October 1904.
Emily Bowers, born December 1905,died April 1907
My name is Nigel Thomas Bowers and I live in Biddulph, Staffordshire, United Kingdom. I would like to see this blog used as a potential contact site for anyone who my think they are related or would like to more about researching a family tree. HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU
Showing posts with label 1911 census. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1911 census. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Thursday, January 15, 2009
1911 Census is Now online and available
A bit early, but what the hell, get your researching done. But hang on aminute, it is not on Ancestry. It has a designated web site at www.1911census.co.uk. Went on to have a look, but you haev to buy credits to view the entries in full, so I paid for my 30 credits for access to one census page The Bowers Family. Very interesting as it i wriiten bythe householder, in this instance Emily and includes more details than the other census records. One I found fascinating was she had 10 children and declared to have had 3 that had died......

Check out the site:
1911 Census
Check out the site:
1911 Census
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