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Arthur Walters Missing in 1901

Posted: 23 Jul 2013 12:36
by Heli
Hi!

Please can anybody find Arthur Walters in the 1901 census, he was later known as William Arthur Walters.
I have him in 1891 living at 109 Park Street, Toxteth
RG12
Folio 113
Piece 2928
and in 1911 living at 4 Morton Street, Toxteth
RG14
Piece 22230
but no sign in 1901.

William Arthur Walters married my grandmother in 1922 and I am suspicious that he might have been the father of some of her illegitimate children.
Grateful for any help.

Heli.

Re: Arthur Walters Missing in 1901

Posted: 23 Jul 2013 13:36
by Bertieone
Hi Heli,

Transcribed as,

Arthur W Watford, 1868, Weight Adjuster
Alice M Watford

RG13, P3432, F43, Page30.

Re: Arthur Walters Missing in 1901

Posted: 23 Jul 2013 19:36
by Heli
Thanks Bert,

That's very helpful. However, I will need to shelve my suspicions about William Arthur Walters now.

Cheers!
Heli.

Re: Arthur Walters Missing in 1901

Posted: 23 Jul 2013 19:51
by dickiesam
Bertieone wrote:Hi Heli,

Transcribed as,

Arthur W Watford, 1868, Weight Adjuster
Alice M Watford

RG13, P3432, F43, Page30.
Hi Bert,
Although transcribed as Walton on my 1901, on the actual summary page his surname looks very like Arthur W Walford or Watford.

Re:
William Arthur Walters married my grandmother in 1922 and I am suspicious that he might have been the father of some of her illegitimate children.
Grateful for any help.
There are 7 Gardner nee Gardner births in Liverpool between Sep qtr 1911 and Sep qtr 1917, but none after that. I would assume that the father will not be named on any of them, but the only way to be sure is to check the actual birth cert. There are no Walters nee Gardner births in that time frame in Lancashire.

Re: Arthur Walters Missing in 1901

Posted: 23 Jul 2013 20:34
by Bertieone
Hi DS,

At first glance at the summary page I thought it was Wablorb, looking at the enumerators handwriting on the page, I think its Walters and his occupation matches other census years.

Re: Arthur Walters Missing in 1901

Posted: 24 Jul 2013 10:59
by Heli
Hi!

Thanks to Bert and DS for your interest. It would appear that the transcribers had problems reading the enumerators writing. Using the reference given by Bert, I found the transcription as Arthur W Walton, Wright Adjuster on another site.
I did post a query regarding my Grandmother and her children back in 2009, but with no luck. I think that because the children were illegitimate and the father is shown as a marine fireman it is going to be more or less impossible for me to find out who my Grandfather was. I was hoping to find that Arthur Walters was at sea in 1901.

Heli.