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Haywards in Clay Cross, Derbys 1911

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  Posted by FamilySearcher (U14990320) on Wednesday, 28th September 2011

  I'd like to find the following people in the 1911 census. In 1901 they were at Clay Cross but I don't have an address
  James Hayward 42, Milverton, Warks, Coal Miner Hewer
  Mary Hayward 41, Wolverhampton, Staffs
  

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  Posted by silvery (U8422462) on Wednesday, 28th September 2011

  So was he 41 in 1901 or 1911?
  
  And have you got a reference for the 1901 census?
  
  

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  Posted by FamilySearcher (U14990320) on Wednesday, 28th September 2011

  So was he 41 in 1901 or 1911?
  
  And have you got a reference for the 1901 census?
  
  Μύ James would be 42 and Mary Ann 41, in 1911. I don't have a reference for the 1901 census.

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  Posted by Pheno (U14601115) on Wednesday, 28th September 2011

  Here's the family in 1911 - having moved to Nottinghamshire
  
  Person: HAYWARD, James Robert
  Address: 28 Warsop Vale Shirebrook Mansfield Nottinghamshire
  
  
  HAYWARD, James Robert Head Married M 43 1868 Coal Miner Hewer Below Ground Milverton Warwks
  HAYWARD, Mary Ann Wife Married
  21 years F 42 1869 Wednesfield Staffs
  HAYWARD, Frank Son Single M 19 1892 Coal Miner Loader Below Ground Hammerwich Staffs
  HAYWARD, Wallace Son Single M 13 1898 Colliery Bank Lad Above Ground Clay Cross Derbys
  HAYWARD, Maud Daughter Single F 11 1900 School Clay Cross Derbys
  HAYWARD, Kate Daughter Single F 10 1901 School Clay Cross Derbys
  HAYWARD, John Willie Son Single M 7 1904 School Shirebrook Derbys
  HAYWARD, Minnie Daughter Single F 5 1906 School Warsop Vale Notts
  RG number: RG14 Piece: 20282
  Reference: RG14PN20282 RG78PN1215 RD428 SD1 ED9 SN43
  
  Registration District: Mansfield Sub District: Warsop
  Enumeration District: 9 Parish: Sookholme
  
  Pheno
  
  

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  Posted by Windsurfing_Widow (U14179138) on Wednesday, 28th September 2011

  Here's the family in 1901 (complete with address and reference):
  
  HAYWARD, James Robt Head Married M 32 1869 Coal Miner Hewer Milverton Warwickshire
  HAYWARD, Mary Ann Wife Married F 31 1870 Wolverhampton Staffordshire
  HAYWARD, Clara Daughter Single F 12 1889 Brown Hills Staffordshire
  HAYWARD, Frank Son Single M 9 1892 Brown Hills Staffordshire
  HAYWARD, Wallace Son Single M 3 1898 Clay Cross Derbyshire
  HAYWARD, Maud Daughter Single F 1 1900 Clay Cross Derbyshire
  HAYWARD, Kate Daughter Single F 0 (2 MOS) 1901 Clay Cross Derbyshire
  
  RG number: RG13 Piece: 3243 Folio: 147 Page: 23
  
  Registration District: Chesterfield Sub District: Ashover Enumeration District: 14 Ecclesiastical Parish: Clay Cross St Bartholomew
  
  Civil Parish: Claylane Municipal Borough: Address: Slater Street, Claylane, Clay Cross County: Derbyshire

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  Posted by Jowin1 (U1940449) on Wednesday, 28th September 2011

  The 1911 census has children 10, died 3 - just for information.
  
  Jo

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  Posted by FamilySearcher (U14990320) on Wednesday, 28th September 2011

  Now that's intriguing, I only have 9 children for them

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  Posted by FamilySearcher (U14990320) on Wednesday, 28th September 2011

  Here's the family in 1911 - having moved to Nottinghamshire
  
  Person: HAYWARD, James Robert
  Address: 28 Warsop Vale Shirebrook Mansfield Nottinghamshire
  
  
  HAYWARD, James Robert Head Married M 43 1868 Coal Miner Hewer Below Ground Milverton Warwks
  HAYWARD, Mary Ann Wife Married
  21 years F 42 1869 Wednesfield Staffs
  HAYWARD, Frank Son Single M 19 1892 Coal Miner Loader Below Ground Hammerwich Staffs
  HAYWARD, Wallace Son Single M 13 1898 Colliery Bank Lad Above Ground Clay Cross Derbys
  HAYWARD, Maud Daughter Single F 11 1900 School Clay Cross Derbys
  HAYWARD, Kate Daughter Single F 10 1901 School Clay Cross Derbys
  HAYWARD, John Willie Son Single M 7 1904 School Shirebrook Derbys
  HAYWARD, Minnie Daughter Single F 5 1906 School Warsop Vale Notts
  RG number: RG14 Piece: 20282
  Reference: RG14PN20282 RG78PN1215 RD428 SD1 ED9 SN43
  
  Registration District: Mansfield Sub District: Warsop
  Enumeration District: 9 Parish: Sookholme
  
  Pheno
  
  Μύ That's very helpful, thank you. I wasn't even sure the parents would still be alive in 1911.

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  Posted by Pheno (U14601115) on Wednesday, 28th September 2011

  They are only in their early 40's - I know life expectancy was not as long as it is today but I would have expected them to make 50. The myth that almost everybody died young doesn't seem to be borne out in my family at least. Ok so several died in infancy but once past their mid teens they then seemed to last out for at least another 50 years generally.
  
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  Posted by FamilySearcher (U14990320) on Wednesday, 28th September 2011

  Here's the family in 1901 (complete with address and reference):
  
  HAYWARD, James Robt Head Married M 32 1869 Coal Miner Hewer Milverton Warwickshire
  HAYWARD, Mary Ann Wife Married F 31 1870 Wolverhampton Staffordshire
  HAYWARD, Clara Daughter Single F 12 1889 Brown Hills Staffordshire
  HAYWARD, Frank Son Single M 9 1892 Brown Hills Staffordshire
  HAYWARD, Wallace Son Single M 3 1898 Clay Cross Derbyshire
  HAYWARD, Maud Daughter Single F 1 1900 Clay Cross Derbyshire
  HAYWARD, Kate Daughter Single F 0 (2 MOS) 1901 Clay Cross Derbyshire
  
  RG number: RG13 Piece: 3243 Folio: 147 Page: 23
  
  Registration District: Chesterfield Sub District: Ashover Enumeration District: 14 Ecclesiastical Parish: Clay Cross St Bartholomew
  
  Civil Parish: Claylane Municipal Borough: Address: Slater Street, Claylane, Clay Cross County: DerbyshireΜύ Thank you, I like to have all the details

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  Posted by FamilySearcher (U14990320) on Thursday, 29th September 2011

  They are only in their early 40's - I know life expectancy was not as long as it is today but I would have expected them to make 50. The myth that almost everybody died young doesn't seem to be borne out in my family at least. Ok so several died in infancy but once past their mid teens they then seemed to last out for at least another 50 years generally.
  
  Pheno Μύ Unfortunately the Coal Miners in my family seem to have died around 50 ish, if not before.

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