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Census 1901 | 1901 | Ellen Snelson Id #1,653 (Principal) was at home on Census night 1901 at Hartington Street, Chester; Witness Role: Daughter Original Documents, Source and Citations here |
Census 1861 | 7 April 1861 | Alfred Snelson Id #1,663 (son) was at home on Census night 7 April 1861 at 53 Handbridge, Chester; Principal Role Witness Role: Head of the Household. Also in the household that night were Margaret Coventry (Head of Household), John Snelson (son), Thomas Snelson (son), Samuel Snelson (son), and Hannah Snelson (daughter) For search purposes, their Id numbers are respectively as follows :- Id #11, 15, 16, 17, and 1,558 Original Documents, Source and Citations here2 |
Census 1861 | 7 April 1861 | Alfred Snelson Id #1,663 (Principal) was at home on Census night 7 April 1861 at 53 Handbridge, Chester; Witness Role: son Original Documents, Source and Citations here2 |
Census 1871 | 2 April 1871 | Alfred Snelson Id #1,663 (son) was at home on Census night 2 April 1871 at 57 Handbridge, St. John, Chester; I think Ann(ie) is [1672], the grand daughter of Margaret Coventry [11] and is the daughter of Margaret Snelson [14] who was unmarried at the time. Here, we find Ann with her grandmother - and I note that her "condition" has not been filled in by the enumerator. He probably didn't know what to write in that column. We will never know who the father may be. The Margaret Snelson in the BTs at Annie's birth says her mother Margaret is a spinster - so that would be Margaret Coventry's daughter. Ann perhaps is being brought up by her grandmother. Principal Role Witness Role: Household Head. Also in the household that night were Margaret Coventry (Head of Household), Samuel Snelson (son), and Annie Snelson (grand daughter) For search purposes, their Id numbers are respectively as follows :- Id #11, 17, and 1,672 Original Documents, Source and Citations here1,3 |
Census 1871 | 2 April 1871 | Alfred Snelson Id #1,663 (Principal) was at home on Census night 2 April 1871 at 57 Handbridge, St. John, Chester; However I think this is unlikely. I think she is the the grand daughter of Margaret Coventry and is actually the daughter of Margaret Smelson who was unmarried at the time. The Margaret Snelson in the BTs at Annie's birth says her mother Margaret is a spinster - so that would be Margaret Coventry's daughter. Ann perhaps is being brought up by her grandmother. Witness Role: son Original Documents, Source and Citations here1,3 |
Census 1891 | 1891 | Alfred Snelson Id #1,663 (Principal) was at home on Census night 1891 at York Road, Great Crosby, Southport; Alfred, his father [1663], is described as an ordinance surveyor Principal Role Witness Role: Head of Household Original Documents, Source and Citations here |
Census 1901 | 1901 | Alfred Snelson Id #1,663 (Principal) was at home on Census night 1901 at Tollemarsh Street, Chester; Principal Role Witness Role: Head of Household Original Documents, Source and Citations here |
Census 1911 | 1911 | Alfred Snelson Id #1,663 (Principal) was at home on Census night 1911 at Shrewsbury; Principal Role Original Documents, Source and Citations here |
Census 1891 | 1891 | Samuel Robert Snelson Id #1,665 (Principal) was at home on Census night 1891 at York Road, Great Crosby, Southport; Alfred, his father [1663], is described as an ordinance surveyor Witness Role: Son Original Documents, Source and Citations here |
Census 1901 | 1901 | Samuel Robert Snelson Id #1,665 (Principal) was at home on Census night 1901 at Tollemarsh Street, Chester; Witness Role: Son Original Documents, Source and Citations here |
Census 1911 | 1911 | Samuel Robert Snelson Id #1,665 (Principal) was at home on Census night 1911 at Shrewsbury Original Documents, Source and Citations here |
Census 1871 | 2 April 1871 | Annie Snelson Id #1,672 (grand daughter) was at home on Census night 2 April 1871 at 57 Handbridge, St. John, Chester; I think Ann(ie) is [1672], the grand daughter of Margaret Coventry [11] and is the daughter of Margaret Snelson [14] who was unmarried at the time. Here, we find Ann with her grandmother - and I note that her "condition" has not been filled in by the enumerator. He probably didn't know what to write in that column. We will never know who the father may be. The Margaret Snelson in the BTs at Annie's birth says her mother Margaret is a spinster - so that would be Margaret Coventry's daughter. Ann perhaps is being brought up by her grandmother. Principal Role Witness Role: Household Head. Also in the household that night were Margaret Coventry (Head of Household), Samuel Snelson (son), and Alfred Snelson (son) For search purposes, their Id numbers are respectively as follows :- Id #11, 17, and 1,663 Original Documents, Source and Citations here2,3 |
Census 1871 | 2 April 1871 | Annie Snelson Id #1,672 (Principal) was at home on Census night 2 April 1871 at 57 Handbridge, St. John, Chester; I think Ann(ie) is the grand daughter of Margaret Coventry [11] and is the daughter of Margaret Snelson [14] who was unmarried at the time. Here in 1871, we find Ann with her grandmother - and I note that her "condition" has not been filled in by the enumerator. He probably didn't know what to write in that column. We will never know who the father may be. The Margaret Snelson in the BTs at Annie's birth says her mother Margaret is a spinster - so that would be Margaret Coventry's daughter. Ann perhaps is being brought up by her grandmother. I think Ann(ie) is [1672], the grand daughter of Margaret Coventry [11] and is the daughter of Margaret Snelson [14] who was unmarried at the time. Here, we find Ann with her grandmother - and I note that her "condition" has not been filled in by the enumerator. He probably didn't know what to write in that column. We will never know who the father may be. The Margaret Snelson in the BTs at Annie's birth says her mother Margaret is a spinster - so that would be Margaret Coventry's daughter. Ann perhaps is being brought up by her grandmother. Original Documents, Source and Citations here2,3 |
Census 1881 | 4 April 1881 | Annie Snelson Id #1,672 (Principal) was at home on Census night 4 April 1881 at 53 Handbridge, Chester, Cheshire; The records say that Jane was Head of the Household, but absent on Census night. I think that this might refer to Jane Roscow [19942] who married Hannah's brother Thomas Snelson, the plumber - who lived in Bolton. On the other hand, this Jane may be the daughter of Thomas Snelson and Jane Crawford. On the surface that is - I think the Census recorder has made a mistake here - I am sure that this William Roberts is married to Hannah Snelson, the daughter of Samuel Snelson & Margaret Coventry. This theory is supported by the fact that Hannah's parish marriage records that her father is Samuel Snelson, a cabinet maker. Jane Roscow died in 1880 - which might explain why she was absent and also she lived in Bolton. It's a mystery for the moment. I think in 1881, William Roberts is identified as the Son-in-Law of Jane - who is absent but perhaps the real Head of the Hosehold or absent landlord. William's wife is Hannah and their 2 children Mary H Roberts and Sarah Roberts are at home that night. Also home is Annie Snelson shown as a daughter aged 17 - but she must be the daughter of Margaret Snelson [14], Hannah's sister methinks. Jane is Annie's aunt - well because Jane Roscow is married to Annie's mother's brother. Witness Role: grand daughter Original Documents, Source and Citations here4 |
Census 1901 | 1901 | Annie Snelson Id #1,672 (Principal) was at home on Census night 1901 at Little Moore, Blackwell, Derbyshire; Principal Role Witness Role: Wife Original Documents, Source and Citations here5 |
Census 1911 | 1911 | Annie Snelson Id #1,672 (Principal) was at home on Census night 1911 at Sherwood Street, Newton, Alfecton, Blackwell; Samuel Chadburn is shown as "son" of Ernest Chadburn - but of course he is not the son of his current wife Annie Snelson - he is the son on Ernest Chadburn's first wife, Ellen Spencer. I wonder whether the first wife Ellen Spencer diedaged 43 of the same cause as her daughter Ann aged only 1 year ? Principal Role Witness Role: wife Original Documents, Source and Citations here |
Census 1911 | 2 April 1911 | Annie Snelson Id #1,672 (Principal) was at home on Census night 2 April 1911 at Newton Blackwell, Nottinghamshire, England Original Documents, Source and Citations here |
Census 1939 | 1939 | Annie Snelson Id #1,672 (Principal) was at home on Census night 1939 at Blackwell, Derbyshire; Principal Role Witness Role: Head of Household Principal Role Original Documents, Source and Citations here |