Can you find these missing on 1911 census please?

[Joan of Archives]

Annie Rosina CROSSMAN b. 1899 Islington, parents Harriet(t) (b. about 1861 Brighton)& Alfred Frederick CROSSMAN (b. about 1858 St Pancras)

1891 census for reference:

Class: RG12; Piece: 1060; Folio 96; Page 16; GSU roll: 6096170.

And 1901 :
RG13; Piece: 201; Folio: 127; Page: 28.

Thanks! :)

[kiterunner]

There's a Harriet Crossman death Jun 1903 Islington, age 38. Age slightly out but it could be her?

[Joan of Archives]

I saw that one Kite & thought it could be her. I can't find Annie anywhere though, I suppose she could have been in service by then though.

:confused:

[Merry]

I can't see a death for dad or a marriage or a death for Annie. Might they have emigrated?

[Joan of Archives]

I can't see a death for dad or a marriage or a death for Annie. Might they have emigrated?


I don't think so else OH wouldn't have been born lol!! :d:d

[Merry]

Ah, so where/when did Alfred die?

[Joan of Archives]

All I know is he died before 1948 :o

I have found them transcribed as Crosman, Coppman you name it but no trace on the 1911 anywhere! Is there a big chunk of London missing?? :confused:

[samesizedfeet]

I tried searching for Queensland Road on 1911 to see if they were still at/around no48

There's a gap stopping at 46 Queensland Road and starting again at 56 so there's a possibility that there's a handful of pages missing.

I can't work out how to see the enumerators descriptions to see whether or not it mentions missing numbers i.e. the houses no longer existed

[samesizedfeet]

Aaaah - found it. 48 is listed as a "dilapidated" house and is uninhabited

[chrissiebee]

I have trawled through for ages, but sadly with no luck. I tried bunging in the absolute minimum info for any of 'em, but kept getting 'timed-out'. What a nuisance, eh? They are probably in the same coal-hole as my George Key LOL!!

Sorry I am not of any use............

Chris

[scuda]

I tried bunging in the absolute minimum info for any of 'em, but kept getting 'timed-out'.

When that happens I do the search on the 1911 site then return to findmypast armed with any possibles that have turned up. The 1911 site seems to search much more quickly.

scuda

[chrissiebee]

When that happens I do the search on the 1911 site then return to findmypast armed with any possibles that have turned up. The 1911 site seems to search much more quickly.

scuda

Good thinking, Batman.............!;)

Chris

[Joan of Archives]

Thanks Chris, yes they were probably neighbours lol! They must be poorly transcribed or on a missing page. What a nuisance though :(