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    Posted by Bashfulewanewan (U7226368) on Thursday, 20th October 2011


    I am looking for the following family if anyone can help please.

    James Smith born 1811 Middlesex
    Elizabeth Smith born 1815 Essex
    Matilda Smith born 1850 Middlesex

    They may be in the Hammersmith area/London City, in 1841 and 1851 they were in Hammersmith.

    Many thanks for help.
    Ewan

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    Posted by jc (U1902680) on Thursday, 20th October 2011

    James Smith 42 labourer
    Elizabeth Smith 40
    Elizabeth Smith 23
    Matilda Smith 10
    John Smith 8
    Hannah Smith 6
    William Jordon 24 son in law
    William Bates 60 lodger
    Eliza Bates 46 lodger
    Elizabeth Jordon 2 gdau

    8 Bridge St, Hammersmith

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    Posted by Bashfulewanewan (U7226368) on Thursday, 20th October 2011


    Thank you for finding that for me jc, not sure who the lodgers are and it looks lke William Jordan and daughter of the family Elizabeth aged 23 are an item.

    Can anyone help a bit further please and see if the baptisms of Matilda, John and Hannah can be found, I am hoping to find the occupation of the head of the family James at the time of the baptisms. I have had no luck finding baptisms of 2 of their other children so they may not have been done!

    Many thanks
    Ewan

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    Posted by Stepney Boy (U1760040) on Thursday, 20th October 2011

    1851 census search results
    Name Relation Condition Sex Age Birth
    Year Occupation
    Disability Where Born Original
    census
    image

    James's occupation is given as labourer within a year of Matilda's birth

    SMITH, James Head Married M 40 1811 Labourer
    Hammersmith
    Middlesex VIEW
    SMITH, Elizabeth Wife Married F 35 1816
    Hammersmith
    Middlesex VIEW
    CAULAW, Elizabeth Lodger Widow F 63 1788
    Essex VIEW
    CAULAW, Robt Lodger Unmarried M 15 1836 Labourer
    Hammersmith
    Middlesex VIEW
    CAULAW, John Lodger Unmarried M 22 1829
    Hammersmith
    Middlesex VIEW
    SMITH, William Son Of Above Unmarried M 13 1838
    Hammersmith
    Middlesex VIEW
    SMITH, Ann Daughter Unmarried F 9 1842
    Hammersmith
    Middlesex VIEW
    SMITH, Mary Daughter Unmarried F 6 1845
    Hammersmith
    Middlesex VIEW
    SMITH, Betsy Daughter Unmarried F 3 1848
    Hammersmith
    Middlesex VIEW
    SMITH, Matilda Daughter Unmarried F 1 1850
    Hammersmith
    Middlesex VIEW

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    Piece:
    1469 Folio:
    506 Page:
    18 Registration District:
    Kensington

    Civil Parish:
    Saint Peter Hammersmith Municipal Borough:
    Address:
    Trafalgar Street, Saint Peter Hammersmith County:
    Middlesex

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    Posted by Pheno (U14601115) on Thursday, 20th October 2011

    Ewan, is this the info you want:

    Matilda Smith
    England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975
    birth: 8 Dec
    christening: 30 Dec 1849 St. Pauls,​ Hammersmith,​ Middlesex,​ England
    residence: Hammersmith,​ Middlesex,​ England
    parents: James Smith,​ Elizabeth

    This seems to be the only baptism available and does not give any more info.

    Pheno

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  • Message 6

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    Posted by Bashfulewanewan (U7226368) on Friday, 21st October 2011

    Thanks Pheno that is just what I want, I wonder why it didn't state an occupation for James the dad, perhaps he was unemployed at the time.

    Hopefully the baptisms of the other children can be found to see what his occupation was at the time.

    Ewan

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