OLD LIVERPOOL

[jimmyado]

Hi, I'm trying to find any information on a James Stewart 1852 -1913, who had a flagmaking business at 51 kitchen st Liverpool until 1913, also any info on 82 Bridgewater st 1913. Thank you. jimmyado

[Procat]

Hi I have moved this post from Introduce Yourself to our Lancashire forum as it is more appropriate there.

[emeltee]

Hi,

Have you found him on the 1901 Census? He might be difficult to find as he is entered as Stewart James and not James Stewart.

Courtesy of TNA

RG13/3415/F40/p24

51 Kitchen Street, Liverpool

Stewart James 49 Head Flag maker Scotland
Annie Stewart 33 Wife Speke, Lancs
Bertha A Stewart 19 dau Seamstress Machinist Liverpool
Lizzie E 17 dau Seamstress Machinist Liverpool
Sarah A 14 dau Liverpool

Hope this helps.

Emeltee

[pennydog]

On the 1911 census James and Annie enter married 11 years no children born, so it looks like Annie is a second wife and Bertha A, Lizzie E and Sarah A (see post #3) are his children from previous marriage.

He states his place of birth as Glengarnock Ayrshire.

[pennydog]

There is a possible marriage Sept qtr 1899 Liverpool 8b 136

James Stewart and on the same page Annie Barber

[RonOne]

There is a possible marriage Sept qtr 1899 Liverpool 8b 136

James Stewart and on the same page Annie Barber

That marriage was at Liverpool, St. Michael in the City. (LancashireBMD)

[RonOne]

it looks like Annie is a second wife and Bertha A, Lizzie E and Sarah A (see post #3) are his children from previous marriage.

Burial: 23 Apr 1894 St James, Haydock, Lancashire
Elizabeth Ann Stewart -
Age: 36
Abode: 51 Kitchen St Liverpool
Buried by: J Andrews Asst Curate
Register: Burials 1886 - 1899, Page 54, Entry 427
Source: Lancashire OPC

[RonOne]

Baptisms: 4 Jul 1886 St James, Haydock, Lancashire, England
Sarah Alice Hobbs Stewart - Child of James Stewart & Elizabeth Ann
Born: 14 Apr 1886
Abode: 51 Kitchen Street Liverpool
Occupation: Haymaker
Baptised by: A Henry Kearney Vicar
Register: Baptisms 1877 - 1899, Page 106, Entry 843

[jimmyado]

Hi I have moved this post from Introduce Yourself to our Lancashire forum as it is more appropriate there.

Thanks Doug, i'ii get the hang of things (i hope) jimmy

[jimmyado]

Hi Emeltee, thank you for your info, Annie (barber) was his 2nd wife, Lizzie was my Grandmother, Thanks again jimmy