Looking for Julia Steele born 1887 Birmingham. Married Athur Lynes 14th May 1910 in Ashted Birmingham. From then on I know nothing about them, where they lived or their offsprings if any. She was my mothers sister but her name was never mentioned in the family, what on earth could she have done to be excluded form her family? Geff
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1911 census look up
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pjmburns
master brummie
There is a Julia and Arthur Lynes plus a son Frank Edward aged 5 months living at 69 Godwin Street Aston on the 1911 census. Arthur was aged 26 and was a Iron Plate Worker Bucket Mfry and Julia was aged 24 and listed as a Press Worker Bucket Mfry.
It might be worth an electoral roll look up to see if they were at the address for longer.
It might be worth an electoral roll look up to see if they were at the address for longer.
pjmburns
master brummie
There is an Arthur Lynes who is an Iron Foundry worker listed in the army (Royal Warwicks regt) from 1902 to 1904 when he is discharged as permanently unfit (presumably for military life). It gives his address in 1902 as 39 Gibb Street and on discharge as 4 Alcester Street. It might be a different person but the age and occupation seem right.
Thankyou "pjmburns" and Suzanne for the 1911 census info. It appears to be correct. I now have relatives in Brum I never knew I had. A rough calculation puts Julia pregnant when they married. My late sister did once mention during the war that they lived in Erdington. Sorry to be a nuisance but where do I now look for them? I am new to this family research.
Geff