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This family lived at two different addresses in the 1871 Census. First they were living at Cross Court, Redeness St, York. The other address was 21, Layerthorpe, York. Joseph Senior was a Lamplighter for a while.
This Joseph Bulmer was made a Freeman of the City of York on the 19 Jul 1863.
He was a Bricklayer and lived in the Layerthorpe area of York.
!1881 Census:Dwelling: 6 Hallfield Place
Census Place: York St Cuthbert, York, England
Source: FHL Film 1342142 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 4723 Folio 49 Page 9
! Marr Age Sex Birthplace
!Joseph BULMER M 38 M York, York, England
Rel: Head
Occ: Brickmaker Employed
Jane BULMER M 37 F York, York, England
Rel: Wife
Occ: Brickmakers Wife
Joseph BULMER 14 M York, York, England
Rel: Son
William BULMER 5 M York, York, England
Rel: Son
John Andrew BULMER 2 M York, York, England
Rel: Son
Edwin BULMER 2 m M York, York, England
Rel: Son
She became a member of the Salem Chapel Congregationalist church on the 6th October 1898. She was member number 938, and lived at 24 Bishopgate, York, at the time. The notes also say that she was married, but the name of the husband had never been entered. Instead it said 'married name wanted.'
Her name was given as Adela Bulmer. No Parentage was given, indeed it never was given in the records of Salem chapel if an adult had joined.From the 1881 Census:
Dwelling: Layerthorpe
Census Place: York St Cuthbert, York, England
Source: FHL Film 1342142 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 4723 Folio 13 Page 20Marr Age Sex Birthplace
William ALMOND M 43 M Oldsead, York, England
Rel: Head
Occ: Master Bootmaker
Sarah Maria ALMOND M 40 F York, England
Rel: Wife
Sarah BALLAD M 66 F York, England
Rel: Aunt
Occ: Annuitant
Adela Maria BULMER 7 F York, England
Rel: Neice
Occ: Scholar
William was given the freedom of the City of York on the 24 may 1897.
He was living at 46 Hampden St, York at the time and was a joiner.
Edwin was buried in the York Cemetary, grave No. 12048. register No. 38589
He was the Vicar of the Parish of Thorpe St Peter in Lincolnshire where he and his wife Hannah had 6 children. Not sure if they later moved up to york again though. Possbily not.
George & Sarah (nee Hearon) of Goodramgate, York were my 5x great grandparents.Their son, Peter was vicar of Croft, Lincs, 1781-1834; m. Hannah Kidd of Ripon 1783.The line continues:
George b.1878; m. Harriet Booth Wright 1814.
Henry b.1836; m.Margaret Jane Nicholson 1862.
Frederick William, b.1880; m.Selina Dolby(neeLonsdale) 1904.
From the Parish Register:
(Notes : First child of William Dalton, flax dresser , son of Thomas and Rachel of Holy Trinity, and Jane daughter of Thomas and Ann Weadley)
FRom Eira Makepeace:
. In 1881 census as a retired rope maker with second wife Nancy in Cumberland. He worked as a Flax dresser.thomas was a PLumber and......Glacier?? I could not quite read it well on the 1851 Census. THey were living at 4 Monk Terrace, York at the time.
Thomas was a grocer.
He was a Grocer of Haymarket, York. He was Chamberlain of the City of York in 1822. He received the Freedom of the City of York in 1813.
John was a Merchant.
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