Census; Marron, Middlesbrough PLEASE !

[MARION/P]

James Marron born 25-10-1884, address 11.Stockton Street, Middlesbrough.
Informant; Mary Marron [mother] formerly Page, fathers occupation given
as Puddler,fathers name James also,James's birth registered 3-12-1884 in MBRO.
I think Mary. A. Page was born in c1856 in Liverpool, 1881 census living in Everton, Lancashire.
1901 name search shows young James as a 16yr old iron worker still in Middlesbrough,
probably same address ? ecc/parish St Hilda's.
James went on to marry Mary Agnes Trainor in 1906.

[Mutley]

I cannot see an exact fit, right age, right mother, right place.
The nearest possible seems to be this one. The age is not always correct on a census and the parents name here is wrongly transcribed. If you would like me to look at this further I can.
Name: James Marron
Age: 10
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1881
Relation: Son
Father's name: John
Mother's name: Mary Jane
Gender: Male
Where Born: Liverpool, Lancashire, England

Civil parish: Everton

Household Members: Name Age
James Marron 10
Mary Ann Marron 5
John Masson 33
Mary Jane Masson 33
Cont.............................

[Mutley]

This may be possible too, I think the age could be 7 yrs not 1 yr, it is very faint on the original.

Name: James Marrion
Age: 1
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1890
Relation: Son
Father's name: Francis
Mother's name: Mary Ann
Gender: Male
Where Born: Manchester, Lancashire, England

Civil parish: Moss Side
Ecclesiastical parish: St James
County/Island: Lancashire
Household Members: Name Age
Ernest Marrion 16
Francis Marrion 54
Francis Marrion 13
James Marrion 1
John Marrion 18
Mary Ann Marrion 34
William L Marrion 2

Regards Mutley

[Jo Simpsons]

What name does the Birth certificate give for James's father? That may help more and have you seen James on any census?

Jo :)

[MARION/P]

Thanks Mutley, have amended my post to clarify things. I have James's birth cert;
At first glance I cannot see how your findings fit ? Keep you posted.

Regards
Marion

[MARION/P]

Thanks Jo. I have amended my post, I left out the fathers name, sorry. His name was
James too. As for census, only 1901 name search revealed he was 16yrs, iron worker,
Middlesbrough. ? same address ? ecc/parish St Hilda's.

Marion

[Jo Simpsons]

This could possibly be him in 1901. Not same address though.

Transcribed on Ancestry as Marson
RG13 4578 Folio 46 Page 38
102, Calthorpe Street, Middlesbrough
James Marron, Head, 47, Iron Worker, Ireland
Mary, wife, 45, Lancs, Liverpool
James, 16, son, Iron Worker, York, Middlesbrough
Agnes Richardson, daur, 20, York, Middlesbrough
Nellie Richardson, G Daughter, 2, York Middlesbrough
Jo :)

[Jo Simpsons]

If it is the right one, a possible in 1891 although ages wrong.
This time on Ancestry transcribed as Manon and does look like it.
RG12 4011 Folio 109 page 25
132, Lower Duncombe Street (?) Linthorpe
James Manon, Head, 48, Iron worker, Ireland
Mary, wife, 43, Liverpool
Agnes, daur, 11, scholar, Yorkshire, Middlesbrough
Hugh, son, 9, Durham, Darlington
James, son, 6, Yorkshire, Middlesbrough

[MARION/P]

Jo, thankyou very much it all looks very promising, I think you have found
the family for me. If you come across anything else let me know, it's just
fantastic your response, thankyou again.

Marion

[Jo Simpsons]

There is a marriage showing on Tees Valley for a Agnes Marron and a John Richardson, 1898.
http://www.middlesbrough-indexes.co.uk/index.php
Looking to 1881, I know you said you thought you had seen Mary in Lancashire. it seems like the family I have tried to follow were in Darlington.
Transcribed on Ancestry as Marrow. That would tie in with Hugh being born Darlington though.
RG11 4886 Folio 18 Page 29
33b Howard Street Darlington (I presume this means back)
James Mannon, head, 38, labourer iron Works, Ireland
Mary, wife, 34, Lancashire, Liverpool
Agnes, daur, 1 Yorkshire Middlesbrough

I haven't seen a marriage for them though. It may be that Marron has been transcribed wrong or it just hasn't been done yet?

Jo :)

[MARION/P]

Thanks once again Jo, your efforts on my behalf have been wonderful and greatly
appreciated. I will follow this up.

Marion