Genealogy Chat

Williams father was Thoms Ellis, I have his occ as cooper.

I'm not sure where he was from but I think it was somewhere in Middlesex.

Thanks for the help!

Can you tell us what William Ellis fathers name and occupation were from the marriage cert?

1871 census.
William Ellis 1841 Tower Hamlets Middlesex occ commercial traveller.
Ann wife( transcribed as Ham) 1844 St Mary Axe London
J T Ellis son 1869 Finsbury
William Ellis son 1870 Bow
L Ellis sister 1851 Tower Hamlets
J Thomson unmarried male visitor 1833 Stepney occ unemployed butcher
William Palmer married visitor 1841 Greenwich Kent. occ unemployed carpenter
E E Palmer visitors dau. 4 months Pimlico.
Mary A Musto un marr.lodger 1827 Stepney occ shirt ironer

address 5 Milton Place St Mary Stratford Le Bow (Borough of Tower Hamlets)

If often means they have been compiling statistics, and have crossed through each entry as it's counted.

Alistair

Deven Dweller

Maybe, though on some of the census the job has a cross through them, why is that?

Joe

Could you mean optical nautical instrument traveller...as in telescopes ?

could be a carpenter, but since his other jobs include optician and nautical instrument traveller then I thought it might be compass.

William Ellis was married in 1866 in the Parish of St Mary's Spital Square, Middlesex. The address looks like 35 Brick Lane, but I don't know if Brick Lane is in this area. He married an Ann (though sometimes known as Anne or Annie) and by 1871 they had at least two children - James (circa 1869) and William (circa 1871). Young William looks to have been born in North Bow Middlesex.

William Ellis was born in 1840 in Tower Hill, Middlesex. Annie was born in St Mart Axe Middlesex in 1843.

That's all I have so far I'm waiting on Ann's death certificate at the moment so I can try and trace her birth a bit better, there see,s to be a few discrepencies. I think she may have been illigitimate.

Thanks everyone

Gypsyjoe

Ships binnacles finisher?

http://www.lannangallery.com/binnacles.htm

Alistair

could it be ships carpenter?

Name of ancestor, approx date of birth, area of birth, area living at marriage (is that London?), name of bride and same info, and I will see what I can do.

Margaret

Unfortunately I don't have access to a scanner, I use an internet cafe for all my research and they don't have one.

William Ellis was married in 1866 in the Parish of St Mary's Spital Square. The address looks like 35 Brick Lane, but I don't know if Brick Lane is in this area.

I'm guessing he would still have been in the same area for census.

I was going to check census myself mut since none of the sites seem to be taking Maestro then I'm kind of stuck since that's all I have.

If anyone can suggest a sight that does take this then I would be greatful.

can you scan the cert and send it as an att if so i will give you my email address and you can send it over and i will take a look .If you would like to of course!!

Are you able to scan the certificate and send it by email? If so let me know and I'll try to decifer the words.

What is his name and what area would he be in the 1861/1871 census?

Kath. x

Does anyone thing the job might have been a shipscompass finnisher?

His other jobs include an optitian and nautical instrument traveller.

Gypsyjoe

I'm having trouble buying more credits at the moment so will check when i have it working

Can you find him in1861/1871?
His occupation will be on census.

the second half of the word appears to be longer than brass,

the year was 1866

If you use the 1881
An occupation search
Maybe
Ship Brass Finisher

What year was this?

Alistair

I have a wedding certificate for an ancestor and I'm trying to work out the job from what I can read it's a ship????? then the second word is finnisher. I can't read the rest of the ship word though it looks like it might end with ' las '.

Any suggestions of what it might be?

Thanks
Gypsyjoe