Thread: Bellerby of Hull

I am trying to trace HERBERT BELLERBY born 1880 in Hull and who was living in hull in the 1901 census and working as a Rulleyman. He does not appear in the 1911 Census and there is no death record in the years between 1901 and 1911.



Any help?

Hi



There is no Herbert Bellamy b Hull in 1880, so think this from the 1911 may be worth pursuing.





HOUSEHOLD BELLAMY HERBERT M 1881 30 Hull Yorkshire East Riding (with York)



Didn't find a marriage either



Best wishes

He could have died in WW1; have a look in:-

http://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/forums/index.php

Also found this in 1881 census;-





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1881 census - household transcription



Person: BELLERBY, Herbert Address: 7, Dukes Ter, Kingston Upon Hull Holy Trinity And St Mary Cost:Transcriptions are free for this set of records.



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census search results1881 address search redefine current searchNameRelationConditionSexAgeBirth

YearOccupation

Disability Where BornOriginal

census

imageBELLERBY, RichardHeadMarriedM31 1850Railway Porter

Catwick

Yorkshire BELLERBY, Lucy AWifeMarriedF27 1854

Leven

Yorkshire BELLERBY, Thomas RSonSingleM1 1880

Hull

Yorkshire BELLERBY, HerbertSonSingleM0 1881

Hull

Yorkshire RG number:

RG11Piece:

4779 Folio:

13Page:

19 Registration District:

HullSub District:

MytonEnumerationDistrict:

Ecclesiastical Parish:

Civil Parish:

Kingston upon Hull Holy Trinity and St MaryMunicipal Borough:

Address:

7, Dukes Ter, Kingston Upon Hull Holy Trinity And St MaryCounty:

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