LinkBack URL
About LinkBacksIn the 1870s there was a butcher living at 30 Whitefield Rd Everton. Can anyone find his name - maybe Lovett ?
Liverpool look up 1881-1891
Tweet
In the 1870s there was a butcher living at 30 Whitefield Rd Everton. Can anyone find his name - maybe Lovett ?
Can you supply a bit more detail please. Do you have a christian name or approx date of birth.
'' No one knows who we are or where we are going until we have been and gone ''.
Researching the following families;
Kitchin & Sharpe, Cumberland, Canada, USA : Dixon, Lancashire, Westmorland, USA
Fell & Hanslow, Warwickshire, Staffordshire, USA Australia.
Guess, Buckinghamshire : Meakins, Northamptonshire
Census data courtesy & Copyright, of the UK National Archives
Hi - in your time span there are certainIy Lovett famiIies as butchers - in Nantwich and AItringham - do you have any further detaIiS pIease?
'Census information CrownCopyright, in care of TNA'
Kind regards.........................Bandit
Researching : Cole : Poole / Wimborne -Vick: Christchuch / Wimborne-Martin : Wimborne / Bristol / Cardiff - Coombes: Bristol -Covering: 1762 - present day so far -Trades: cobblers, seamen, umbrella makers, milliners, painters and decorators and tailors
Hi,
I did an address search in 1881 for Whitefield Rd, I checked house numbers from 27-40 but absolutely no Lovetts or any butchers either! There was a James Tooke at no. 30 and he was a painter.
In 1891 census - same address - there was a Thomas Ford - also a painter!
I think we could do with a little more info please if you have anything else to go on. Full name and dob etc.
Sorry I couldn't find anything but I tried.
Ellie.
Hi Hritchie.
I don't know that they will be of any use, but here are the butchers listed on Whitefield Road in Kelly's 1881 Liverpool Directory:-
Latham, William at Number 101
Bollans, Robert at Number 107
Hubbard, Robert at Number 115
ETA - In the same directory there was also a Charles Lovett, Pork Butcher, Stalls 8 and 9, St John's Market, Liverpool, and a Charlotte Love, Pork Butcher at 191 Vauxhall Road, Liverpool.
Last edited by Finbar; 20-11-2010 at 12:45 PM.
Could this be the man you are looking for in 1881?
71 Eastbourne St, Everton
Class: RG11; Piece: 3654; Folio: 10; Page: 13
Charles Lovett 34 yrs Pork Butcher b. Liverpool
Mary do. 30 yrs b. Liverpool
Mary 8yrs
Margaret 2 yrs
Jane 1 yr
Dora 5 yrs
All children born Liverpool
1891 Census
26 Barwise St Everton
Class: RG12; Piece: 2943; Folio 113; Page 37
Charles Lovatt (sic) 45 yrs Pork Butcher b. Liverpool
Dora Lovatt 15 yrs Pork Butcher's Assistant b. Liverpool
Margaret Lovatt 12 yrs Scholar b. Liverpool
My 'relative' is the house painter, Tom Ford (b 1842) in the 1891 census. His 'wife' was Elizabeth Lovett (b 1841, Roby/HuntsCross/Halewood, Liverpool no sign of any marriage). The family memory is that she inherited the house in Whitefield Street from a butcher. I can't find anyone that matches Elizabeth and there are a lot of Thomas Ford's. The '' are because my g Grandfather Henry Ford was adopted by this couple. Henry's birth mother was Esther Walker (b1852, Manchester also went by the name Crosby and Phillips), no father was listed on the birth certificate. I'm scratching around, trying to find a way forward in my research and I'm thinking that Esther was somehow related to the Ford's or Lovett's.
Thanks for the Charles link - I'll see if this leads anywhere
PS my uncle has some old notes which lists a Lovett living at 30, Whitefield Street in the 1870s (sometime). He noted Gore's as a reference. Can anyone do a lookup and see if he was correct ?
Last edited by hritchie; 21-11-2010 at 07:33 AM. Reason: additional information
Hello
1891 census
RG 2948 32 7
30 Witefield St Everton
FORD Thomas 1834 House Painter Liverpool
FORD Elizabeth 1841 Hunts Cross (This is also known as Hailwood)
FORD Henry 1879 Liverpool
1901 Census RG13 3483 203 44
Tegid Street Everton
FORD Henry 1879 your grandfather?
FORD Eliza
FORD Martha
FORD Thomas H
Maybe you need to take one step at a time, is it supposition that the butcher was LOVETT? and how did you come to the conclusion that maybe Elizabeth was a LOVETT.....
There is a comment about Charles, presumably a member has pm'd this to you....not sure this is correct on the basis Thomas was b 1834
elsabels
Hi,
In 1881 census - RG11 3666 26 45
Thomas Ford, b. 1845 painter residing 21 Godfrey St
Elizabeth b. 1845 wife
Harry b.1878
1871 census - rg10 3822 40 17 - Godfrey Street,
Thomas Ford b.1845 Berkshire?
Elizabeth b.1843 Lancashire.
1861 census rg09 2728 76 6 Hardwick St - there is a -
John Lovett head b.1819 occ - Colporteur to the B & F Bible Society
Elizabeth wife b.1820
John son b.1848
William son b.1850
Elizabeth dau b.1844 - (is this your Elizabeth and her parents and siblings?)
Ann dau b.1846
1851 census HO107 2192 80 1 the same family but John (head) is a Victualler, they have another son William b.1851 plus 2 servants and 2 lodgers but there is also.....
Joseph Nickoll - visitor - married - aged 49 b.1802 occ Butcher!!
Peter Milin " " " 35 b.1816 occ Grocer and Tea Dealer.
I'm probably barking up the wrong tree but it's worth a look.
Good luck with your search.
Last edited by Ellie Mae; 21-11-2010 at 06:50 PM. Reason: added info
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote.gif "8)")
