Partial Transcript
Census of England and Wales 1911
| NAME AND SURNAME | RELATIONSHIP to Head of Family | AGE (Last Birthday) and SEX | PARTICULARS as to MARRIAGE. | PROFESSION or OCCUPATION of Persons aged ten years and upwards. | BIRTHPLACE of every Person. | ||||||||
| Age of Males | Age of Females | (Marital Status) | State, for each Married Woman…on this Schedule, the number of:- | Personal Occupation. | Industry or Service with which worker is connected. | Whether Employer, Worker or Working on Own Account. | Whether Working at Home. | ||||||
| Completed years the present marriage has lasted. | Children born alive to present Marriage. | ||||||||||||
| Total Children Born Alive. | Children still Living. | Children who have Died. | |||||||||||
| Mary Brewis | Wife Head | 34 | M | 7 | 2 | 2 | None | Sussex, Brighton | |||||
| John Moor Brewis | Son | 6 | School | ||||||||||
| Ernest George Brewis | Son | 2 | |||||||||||
Number of rooms in this dwelling: 4
Postal Address: 104 Warton Terr. Heaton Newcastle-on-Tyne
Research Notes
Mary Tideys husband, John Moor Brewis, was not at home when the census was taken. Mary gave her relationship to the head of the household as “Wife” which was corrected to “Head”. She gave her marital status as “Married”. Because Mary’s husband was a marine engineer we can infer that he was at sea at the time of the census.