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Census 1841 | James Snelson Id #20,932 (Wife) was at home on Census night 1841 at Northumberland Place, Toxteth Park, Liverpool. Also in the household that night were Thomas Snelson (Principal), Jane Crawford (Wife), William Snelson (Son), and Thomas Snelson (Son) For search purposes, their Id numbers are respectively as follows :- Id #5, 4,914, 4,915, and 4,916 Original Documents, Source and Citations here1 |
Note | Ernest Chadburn Id #20,950 (Principal) was at home on Census night; Blackwell Colliery Company opened A Winning Colliery (off Fordbridge Lane). In 1875, it opened another colliery at B Winning (at Hilcote). By 1933, A Winning had 1340 employees and B Winning 727 employees. The Colliery Company also had pits at Shirland, Alfreton and Sutton. I think that the Chadburn family men may have been emplyed at the Alfreton Mine, being close to where they lived. Original Documents, Source and Citations here |
Census 1901 | Ernest Chadburn Id #20,950 (Head of Household) was at home on Census night 1901 at Little Moore, Blackwell, Derbyshire. Also in the household that night were Annie Snelson (Wife) and Samuel Chadburn (Son) For search purposes, their Id numbers are respectively as follows :- Id #1,672 and 22,342 Original Documents, Source and Citations here2 |
Census 1911 | Ernest Chadburn Id #20,950 (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 ? Also in the household that night were Annie Snelson (wife) and Samuel Chadburn (son) For search purposes, their Id numbers are respectively as follows :- Id #1,672 and 22,342 Original Documents, Source and Citations here |