Henry Bradley b: abt 1867

[Andrew Davies]

Good evening all, I hope you are all well.
I am seeking assistance with this brickwall.

I have Henry at age 14 in the 1881 census.
Registration district: Howden
ED, institution, or vessel: 5
Piece: 4735
Folio: 49
Page number: 10

I also have his marriage to Augusta Harrison (also known as Smart)
Registration district: Howden
Inferred County: Yorkshire East Riding
Volume: 9d
Page: 196

In 1891 Augusta is living with her Parents and still says she is married.
Sub registration district: Holme
ED, Institution or Vessel: 3
Piece: 3902
Folio: 28

In 1901 she is listed as the wife of William Atkinson Peacock with the children also bearing his surname.
Registration district: Wakefield
ED, institution, or vessel: 08
Piece: 4292
Folio: 84
Page Number: 52
Household schedule number: 335

So my questions are:- Where did Henry come from and go to as I only have records for 1881 and 1885. Also where is the marriage between Augusta and William Peacock.

Many thanks in advance!

 

[Jellylegs]

Have you looked for Augusta and William in the 1911 census? It should indicate how long they had been married - a starting point to be going on with until the detectives here have had a chance to nose around

That's assuming they are still together in 1911

 

[Andrew Davies]

Have you looked for Augusta and William in the 1911 census?

Augusta died in 1906 and William has two of the children with him in 1911.
Registration district: North Bierley
Registration District Number: 497
Sub-registration district: Drighlington
ED, institution, or vessel: 4
Piece: 26582

 

[Sandiep]

1891 Henry was a Lodger in Holme
Sub registration district Holme
ED, Institution or Vessel 3
Piece 3902
Folio 28

 

[Andrew Davies]

1891 Henry was a Lodger in Holme

Thanks Sandiep, I did have that one but I discounted it as being mis-transcribed because right at the bottom there is a William Bradley. Will teach me to look harder!

 

[Andrew Davies]

Henry is entry 94 and Augusta is entry 101 on the very next page of the 1891 census so they were only doors apart.

 

[Sandiep]

he didn't by any chance become a labourer with a travelling roundabout!!

cos on 1911 the only one with in East Yorkshire is a patient in an asylum married b abt 1868 no b place

RG14
Registration district Beverley
Registration district number 520
Enumeration district 20
District number 20
Sub district Beverley
Sub district number 2
Census reference RG14PN28563 RD520 SD2 ED20 SN9999
RG78 code number 1640
Piece number 28563

 

[Chimp]

I think he is the Vincent H Bradley in this census

1871 RG10, Piece number 4761, Folio 20, Page 9
Stocks Hill, Holme upon Spalding Moor, Howden, Yorkshire


BRADLEY, VINCENT HENRY
MMN: WHITE
GRO Reference: 1866 D Quarter in HOWDEN Volume 09D Page 73


Marriages Mar 1859
William Bradley married Elizabeth White
Howden, 9d, 155

 

[Jellylegs]

Augusta died in 1906

Her death is registered under the surname Bradley, so I would say she and William did not marry.

 

[Sandiep]

the Henry in the 1911 asylum I believe died same year in Beverley 1911
2nd quarter vol 9d page 61

 

[Chimp]

I think Elizabeth Bradley, Williams wife and Vincent's mother died in 1867

Deaths Sep 1867
Elizabeth Bradley
age 31
Howden 9d 53

William, Vincent's father, can be found with the rest of his children in 1871

Old Road, Holme upon Spalding Moor, Howden, Yorkshire
RG10, Piece number 4761, Folio 25, Page 3


1881
Same address as 1871
RG11, Piece number 4735, Folio 32, Page 21

 

[Chimp]

1861

Town Street, Holme on Spalding Moor, Howden, Yorkshire
RG09, Piece number 3562, Folio 30, Page 18

 

[Andrew Davies]

he didn't by any chance become a labourer with a travelling roundabout!!

What ever is this lol