See also
Husband: | John BRADSHAW ( - ) | |
Wife: | Mary TURNBULL (1890-1964) | |
Children: | Margaret BRADSHAW (1910- ) | |
Mary BRADSHAW (1910- ) | ||
Ellen BRADSHAW (1913- ) | ||
Betty BRADSHAW (1914- ) | ||
Marriage | Sep 1909 | Lanchester |
Name: | John BRADSHAW | |
Sex: | Male | |
Father: | - | |
Mother: | - |
Name: | Mary TURNBULL | |
Sex: | Female | |
Father: | John SCOTT (1863- ) | |
Mother: | Annie TURNBULL (1874- ) | |
Birth | 27 Nov 1890 | South Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland |
Death | 30 Mar 1964 (age 73) | Wealdstone, Harrow |
Name: | Margaret BRADSHAW | |
Sex: | Female | |
Birth | 1910 |
Name: | Mary BRADSHAW | |
Sex: | Female | |
Birth | 1910 | Usworth, Durham |
Name: | Ellen BRADSHAW | |
Sex: | Female | |
Birth | 1913 | Usworth, Durham |
Name: | Betty BRADSHAW | |
Sex: | Female | |
Birth | 1914 | Hazelrigg, Northumberland |
1. I have the birth certificate for Mary on 27/11/1890 where no father is recorded. Her mother Annie Turnbull is a Finisher at Paper Mill and the place of birth is Blue House Yard, Sunderland. A transcript of the birth certificate can be seen at www.familychest.co.uk/History/Data/BthMT_01.htm
2. I can find no plausible record of either Mary or her mother in the 1891 census, but both appear in the registration district of Chester-le-Street in 1901 and 1911. In the 1901 census Mary is still living with her parents and her surname is given as Scott. A transcript of the census record can be seen at www.familychest.co.uk/History/Data/Cen01_012.htm
3. In the 1911 census Mary is still living with her parents, but strangely her surname is given as Turnbull. This was her maiden name, even though she says she is married. Her eldest 2 daughters are also in the houshold, but her husband John Bradshaw is missing. A transcript of the census record can be seen at www.familychest.co.uk/History/Data/Cen11_012.htm
3. Her first marriage (probably) as taken from the BMD index was to John Bradshaw in 3rd Qtr 1909 at Lanchester. Her first 4 children were all Bradshaws.
4. She then married James Burke in 1918 and there were a further 6 Burke children.
5. Somewhere in the later 1920s or early 1930s the whole family, with the exception of the eldest daughter Margaret, came south to London on one of the miners' 'Hunger marches'. James Burke was able to find work and settle in London, but for a brief period he was unable to support the family and they were taken in to one of the London workhouses.
6. She died on 30/3/1964 at 26 Wickham Road, Wealdstone