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  Posted by DocTALLTONY (U1968994) on Saturday, 3rd September 2005

  TRYING TO TRACE MEMBERS OF THE JOBSON FAMILY
  1700 TO 2005 LIVED IN COUGHTON AND COVENTRY IN
  WARWICKSHIRE ALSO FOWKES AND ANKCORN? ALL
  WARWICKSHIRE

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  Posted by Jowin1 (U1940449) on Saturday, 3rd September 2005

  Wow. Big open space out there.
  There was a David Jobson aged 27 living with his parents Mary and William on the 1861 census. Thereafter he married a Jane and started his family.
  
  1871 census
  David 38
  Jane 32
  Liousa 8
  Ellen 5
  Richard 1
  
  1881 census
  
  David 47
  Jane 44
  Liousa 18
  Ellen 15
  Richard 12
  George 6
  Francis 3
  Charles 3 - Twins?
  
  1891 Census
  
  David 54 - Widower
  Ellen 8
  Charles 13
  
  All the above lived and where born in the most part in Coughton. Seems the dates are slightly out in the 1891 census. It wasn't unusual to lose a few years as time went on. Neither was it unusual to give children the same name as a deceased child.
  
  

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  Posted by Jowin1 (U1940449) on Saturday, 3rd September 2005

  Whoops
  
  The Ellen in 1891 was actually 25 not 8. So that matches. Both Francis and George were servants in 1891 aged 13 and 16 respectively. Francis and Charles were twins as they were both registered together in June 1878. Liousa could well be married by 1891 as she would have been 28. No sign of Richard in 1891 (born about 1869)
  
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  Posted by Jowin1 (U1940449) on Saturday, 3rd September 2005

  Finally. David Jobsons parents, William Snr b 1802 and Mary b 1803 had a son in 1818 called William Jnr. Who in the 1861 census was married to Amelia. No children mentioned in 1861 census, but they could have married, and the family are not yet on the 1851 census. There is a William Jobson in the 1851 census but he was born in Kent.
  
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  Posted by DocTALLTONY (U1968994) on Saturday, 17th September 2005

  hi,jo thanks for info but on the 1861 census david
  is down as a widower? who did he marrie before jane hemming they married on the 10 nov 1861.
  francis william born 31/3/1878 coughton
  died 19/4/1959 exhall bedworth
  is my grandad francis married dorothy irene
  ankcorne born 18/8/1887 studley
  died 19/5/1958 exhall bedworth
  both buried canley crematorium coventry
  francis and dorothy had three children ?
  one being my father peter john jobson
  born 24/2/1926 coventry
  died 12/7/1955 coventry
  peter married my mother margorie jean fowkes
  born 29/11/1926 bulkington
  died 25/11/1999 coventry
  both buried canley crematorium coventry
  mum and dad married on the 8/12/1945 at
  st,nicholas church radford coventry
  thay had six children
  kind regards
  tony jobson
  Wow. Big open space out there.
  There was a David Jobson aged 27 living with his parents Mary and William on the 1861 census. Thereafter he married a Jane and started his family.
  
  1871 census
  David 38
  Jane 32
  Liousa 8
  Ellen 5
  Richard 1
  
  1881 census
  
  David 47
  Jane 44
  Liousa 18
  Ellen 15
  Richard 12
  George 6
  Francis 3
  Charles 3 - Twins?
  
  1891 Census
  
  David 54 - Widower
  Ellen 8
  Charles 13
  
  All the above lived and where born in the most part in Coughton. Seems the dates are slightly out in the 1891 census. It wasn't unusual to lose a few years as time went on. Neither was it unusual to give children the same name as a deceased child.
  
  Μύ Wow. Big open space out there.
  There was a David Jobson aged 27 living with his parents Mary and William on the 1861 census. Thereafter he married a Jane and started his family.
  
  1871 census
  David 38
  Jane 32
  Liousa 8
  Ellen 5
  Richard 1
  
  1881 census
  
  David 47
  Jane 44
  Liousa 18
  Ellen 15
  Richard 12
  George 6
  Francis 3
  Charles 3 - Twins?
  
  1891 Census
  
  David 54 - Widower
  Ellen 8
  Charles 13
  
  All the above lived and where born in the most part in Coughton. Seems the dates are slightly out in the 1891 census. It wasn't unusual to lose a few years as time went on. Neither was it unusual to give children the same name as a deceased child.
  
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  Posted by busybeaver (U1788915) on Sunday, 18th September 2005

  There are no Jobsons on the 1851 census for Coventry

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  Posted by Jowin1 (U1940449) on Sunday, 18th September 2005

  There is only one marriage I can trace for David Jobson in June 1848 to an Ann Dodds. As David was christened on 9th March 1834 this would make him 14 at the time. Unsure whether this is feasible. The whole family are on the 1841 census. David was 6. His siblings were
  
  Charles 13
  Mary Ann 11
  Elizabeth 9
  Emma 5
  Owen 5months.
  
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  Posted by Jowin1 (U1940449) on Sunday, 18th September 2005

  Found the one to Jane Hemmings too of course. As you say on 10th November 1861.

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