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Judy M
20-04-2005, 4:43 AM
I am looking for the family of William FARREN, ribbon weaver b c 1810 Coventry and wondered if SKS might be able to help.

In 1871 William & his wife Phoebe b c 1812 Coventry were living 4 West Street Coventry ( Coventry Holy Trinity - All saints)(They were also in Holy Trinity in 1881 & 1891)

Children that I know of:
Rebecca 1832
Henry 1833
Jane 1835
Elizabeth 1836
William 1839
Walton 1840
Maria

Any help appreciated :)

Judy M
20-04-2005, 10:52 AM
SKS has found the family in High Street, Coventry (Holy Trinity) in 1851

Head: FARREN, William Neighbors 311493

Name Relationship Mar Age Sex Occupation Birthplace

William FARREN Head M 41 M Ribbon Weaver Coventry-War

Pheobe FARREN Wife M 38 F Ribbon Weaver Wyken-War

Henry FARREN Son U 17 M Ribbon Weaver Coventry-War

Jane FARREN Daur - 15 F Ribbon Weaver Coventry-War

William FARREN Son - 12 M Scholar Coventry-War

James FARREN Son - 10 M Scholar Coventry-War

Alice FARREN Daur - 8 F Scholar Coventry-War

Elizabeth FARREN Daur - 5 F Scholar Coventry-War

Address: High Street, Coventry 400

Census Place: Coventry Holy Trinity Coventry 400, Warwickshire

PRO Reference: HO/107/2068 Folio: 337 Page: 19 FHL Film: 0087332

I would lLOVE to find them in 1861 to make the family complete! :)

janbooth
01-05-2005, 3:43 PM
Here they are in the 1861 census of Holy Trinity, Coventry:

PRO Ref: RG9/2209 (I think folio 3, page 1 - page has bits missing!!)
Schedule 8, 6 High Street

William FARREN Head Mar 51 Silk Weaver Coventry
Phebe FARREN Wife Mar 48 Silk Winder Bailey (?) Warwickshire
Maria FARREN Daur Unm 9 Silk Filler Coventry

Phebe's place of birth definitely begins with a B but not knowing the area the rest is difficult to decipher.

Hope this helps.

Janet.

Judy M
01-05-2005, 8:57 PM
Janet
Thank you SO much for this!
Confirmation of dau Maria , I'll chase up her birth cert now! Poor little mite ..into the workforce at 9 years old.
From what I have read of the industry, it was very hard for a family to make ends meet.