Look-up request, 1891 and 1901 census

Post by **daggers** » 20 Jun 2009 12:40

Has anyone got access to these censuses and would look up James M. Hannah, born in Yorkshire in 1875?
He was a child in Gloucestershire in 1881 and a vicar in Ditton in 1911.
Many thanks
Daggers.

Post by **PJLong** » 20 Jun 2009 12:53

Hi Daggers,
1891 has a James M Hannah born Stapleton Park Yorks about 1875 as an assistant school master at Northleach Grammar School, Gloucs. His address is given as The Green, Northleach. Shall have a look at 1901 now.

RG12/2035

Post by **PJLong** » 20 Jun 2009 12:59

Yep, here he is: James Mein Hannah. Officer. Schoolmaster. Royal Asylum of St Annes, Reigate , Surrey. Oh, and he's "single".

RG13/628

Post by **daggers** » 20 Jun 2009 13:04

Great response. Many thanks, PJ. Interesting career unfolding...
D

Post by **PJLong** » 20 Jun 2009 13:06

Yes, and that's where I go wandering off.....I always need to know whatever there is available about the places they lived and worked! Enjoy!

Post by **Tina** » 24 Jun 2009 11:44

Hi Daggers
Story here in 1881?
Dad is 57 Mum is 47 both bn Scotland
kiddies Thos 7, James 6 both bn Stapleton Yorks.
Second marr for Dad?

Just wondering.

Tina

Post by **MaryA** » 24 Jun 2009 11:49

Is Daggers only interested in the life and work of James Hannah, or the family background also? By the sound of it the crew can continue .... watch this space!

Post by **daggers** » 24 Jun 2009 12:26

Tina
If that is the entry for Dad as a groom, I have seen it. So far it seems that the James I am is interested in was the groom's son, became a schoolmaster, then went to Oxford before ordination into CofE. Pretty good going for those days.
I am not concerned with earlier history of that family, but on James's progress, so any more on the 1881-onwards period will be interesting.

Post by **Tina** » 24 Jun 2009 12:30

Sorry mate.
Will stop "wombating" ....

Cheers

Tina can't help sticky beaking...

Post by **daggers** » 24 Jun 2009 21:42

Tina
Don't ever give up, please! [Not sure what a wombat does, but it might be useful one day].
Best wishes, at least until the Ashes begin.
D

Post by **Tina** » 25 Jun 2009 09:47

Okies Daggers I won't give up wombating!
As for the Ashes, the great white sharks downunder are heading for your warmer waters. They've heard the England team do their swimming exercise in the Channel. Oh those lovely lily white limbs are just so tempting....

Tina