Genealogy Chat

Christine

You haven't clogged up my thread.
And once again I think your a STAR for all the help and suggestions you have given me.

I really appreciate all the help.

Suexxxxxx

Peter Titlow was supposed to have been born in Halifax West Yorkshire when I first started searching for him.
I rang the records office in Halifax and they told me I had to know which Parish he was born in as it would take a long time to search all the parishes for him.

So I googled his name and it came up that he had been in India in the Irish Fusiliers up to 1851 then he must have gone back to Ireland as a good friend from GR goes to Dublin regular and she had a look in the Dublin records office for Peter/Alicia marriage in 1860

There were 3 children born to Peter /Alice before they left Ireland

Peter born 1861
Mary T born 1862
Ellen born 1863.

Then comes the puzzle of Patrick Henry and James births in portsmouth.

Patrick Henry was using the name of Henry after dad died in 1888,so it is so confusing.

Yes that is my great grandma on the 1901 census.

Don't think her Hubby lived with her from before 1860 as when Peter and Alice were married he was an outside general labourer at the Chelsea Hospital London.goodness knows when he died.

Suexxxxxxx

ps thanks Christine,will ask on the records board for an Ancestry look up.

Christine

Will have a look on Genuki +Yorkshire.Peter Titlow couldn't make up his mind on the 1871 census as he says in 1871 he was born Ireland.

Suexxxx

Christine

Thanks,I have got all the Titlow names off Freebmd in Derbyshire and all of them are mine.

I have also printed off the 1881 census as this is my great grandad/great grandma,grandma and all my great uncles/aunts.

Your a STAR for helping trying to find these 2 elusive Great uncles.

I really appreciate all your help.

Suexxxxx

Yes anything can get mistranscribed with IGI.

Suexxxx

Christine

Thanks for the info from IGI,my great grandmas maiden name was Madden.

But I have printed it off just incase she is a rellie.

I am obsessed with finding my great uncles birth.

Suexxxxxxx

Christine

Thanks ,I just don't like bothering people to do looks ups for me.

Now if Grandpa Jim had have still been a member,that would have been different.(met Jim at Newcastle meet)

Thanks may try your suggestion .

Suexxxxxx

Jim

Thanks for the 1871 census,its a devil if Alice didn't register both the boys.

Christine

If the CRO did a search for the lads birth's would it be more than £60 as That is how much it would cost me to travel to Portsmouth on an OAP Railcard and thats without hotel as it would take nearly 6 1/2 hrs to travel to Portsmouth.
Couldn't do it in a day so would have to stop overnight.

Suexxx

Birth regs started 1837 but did not become compulsory until 1875.
1871 England Census
about Patrick Titlow
Name: Patrick Titlow
Age: 6
Estimated birth year: abt 1865
Relation: Son
Father's name: Peter
Mother's name: Alice
Gender: Male
Where born: Portsmouth, Hampshire, England

Civil parish: Chesterfield
Ecclesiastical parish: Holy Trinity
Town: Chesterfield
County/Island: Derbyshire
Country: England

Street address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage:

Disability: View image

Registration district: Chesterfield
Sub-registration district: Chesterfield
ED, institution, or vessel: 13
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 324
Household Members: Name Age
Edward Kean 29
Kate Madden 50
Alice Titlow 31
Ellen Titlow 8
James Titlow 5
John Titlow 4 months
Kate Titlow 3
Mary T Titlow 9
Patrick Titlow 6
Peter Titlow 42
Peter Titlow 10

I have looked through *find my past*,*freebmd* and someone on Records board looked for me.

I am looking for 2 births for my great uncles.
Their names are

Patrick Titlow born 1865

James Titlow born 1867
Both born in Portdmouth Hampshire.

On the 1881 Census they are both Coal miners living at 20 King Street,Chesterfield.

Will I have to travel to the records office in Portsmouth if there is one.

Suexxx