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Court John Sue Carpenter/Timmins
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smallheathexplorer
master brummie
Re: John Court Sue Carpenter/Timmins
I found some of the Court family last night when I was trawling, looking for members of the Reading family. Have to go out right now but will get back to you on this. In the meantime, have a look at the 1881 census for 49 Tenby Street North, Birmingham. They may be yours.
I found some of the Court family last night when I was trawling, looking for members of the Reading family. Have to go out right now but will get back to you on this. In the meantime, have a look at the 1881 census for 49 Tenby Street North, Birmingham. They may be yours.
smallheathexplorer
master brummie
Re: John Court Sue Carpenter/Timmins
Sorry, Carolina, re-reading your post I now see you are looking for people named Timmins, I thought you were looking for Court. Anyway, just in case it is of any use to you:
1881 Census Return shows at 49 Tenby Street North
George H Court, Head, aged 36, born Ninevah, Staffs, occupation looks like Die Sinker (it's a bit faint)
Sarah Court, aged 37, wife, born Birmingham
William H Court, aged 12, son, born Birmingham, scholar
Charles S Court, aged 10, son, born Birmingham, scholar
Ernest Court, aged 3, son, born Birmingham
Sarah A Reading, aged 14, born Middlesex, London, domestic servant
John Reading, aged 12, visitor, born Middlesex, London, scholar.
I can't tell at this stage whether these are even the right Readings for my tree. I hope at least there is something there for you!
Sorry, Carolina, re-reading your post I now see you are looking for people named Timmins, I thought you were looking for Court. Anyway, just in case it is of any use to you:
1881 Census Return shows at 49 Tenby Street North
George H Court, Head, aged 36, born Ninevah, Staffs, occupation looks like Die Sinker (it's a bit faint)
Sarah Court, aged 37, wife, born Birmingham
William H Court, aged 12, son, born Birmingham, scholar
Charles S Court, aged 10, son, born Birmingham, scholar
Ernest Court, aged 3, son, born Birmingham
Sarah A Reading, aged 14, born Middlesex, London, domestic servant
John Reading, aged 12, visitor, born Middlesex, London, scholar.
I can't tell at this stage whether these are even the right Readings for my tree. I hope at least there is something there for you!
