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can you tell its a slow night in the office yet?? Deaths Jun 1897 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Davis  Catherine  31  Lambeth  1d 172

1881 Henry DAVIS   Head   M   Male   47   Southwark, Surrey, England   Store Clerk      Elizabeth DAVIS   Wife   M   Female   49   Halstone, Suffolk, England         William DAVIS   Son   U   Male   18   Clapham, Surrey, England   Sorter GPO      Arthur DAVIS   Son   U   Male   16   Clapham, Surrey, England   Sorter GPO      Albert DAVIS   Son   U   Male   14   Clapham, Surrey, England   Errand Boy      Ada DAVIS   Dau   U   Female   13   Clapham, Surrey, England   Scholar      Ernest DAVIS   Son   U   Male   7   Clapham, Surrey, England   Scholar      Elizabeth DREW   Mother   W   Female   73   Billingshurst, Sussex, England        ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Source Information:   Dwelling   1 Milton Str   Census Place Clapham, Surrey, England   Family History Library Film   1341146   Public Records Office Reference   RG11   Piece / Folio   0633 / 23   Page Number   39

this might be your William in the 1871: 1 Milton Street Henry Davis 38 London, Middlesex, England Head Clapham London - storekeeper lunatic asylum!! Elizabeth Davis 39 Norfolk, England Wife Clapham London William Davis 8 Clapham, Surrey, England Son Clapham London Arthur Davis 6 Clapham, Surrey, England Son Clapham London Albert Davis 5 Clapham, Surrey, England Son Clapham London Ada Davis 3 Clapham, Surrey, England Daughter Clapham London Henry Davis 1 Clapham, Surrey, England Son Clapham London

LOL - how long have *I* been in the office? the son called "Catherine" in 1901 is actually a mistranscription of Arthur

1891 4 MIlton Street Davis, William H 28 Clapham, London Head Clapham London - sorting clerk with GPO Davis, Catherine 26 Bermondsey, London Wife Clapham London Davis, Sydney 7 Clapham, London Son Clapham London Davis, Arthur 5 Clapham, London Son Clapham London Davis, Ethel A 4 Clapham, London Daughter Clapham London

THANKS ZOE :-) thats great Maggie

Maggie They should do. My mum and I went looking for my grans grave earlier in teh year (different cemetry tho) and they had records with the exact date of burial, who's buried, who paid for the plot and who has rights to it currently. I'd imagine they all have to keep the same sort of thing I'm back in London on October 5th - I'm hoping I'll have a job interviw but if not I'll drive up there for you as its a Tuesday Just going for a fag break - I'll do 1891 when I get back now I have Williams age

Hi Zoe, Just realised what time it is, got to get up early tomorrow so I'm going to bed now, will check thread in the morning to see if you found anything hope the Lambeth bit helps! Maggie

1901 12 Clifton Street William H Davis 38 Clapham Widow Clapham London - widow - Civ C Sorter GPO Catherine W Davis 15 South Lambeth Son Clapham London Ethel A Davis 13 South Lambeth Daughter Clapham London Sydney S Davis 17 South Lambeth Son Clapham London - ???copy i?? civil service

Thanks Zoe, Do they keep a record of who or if anyone else is buried with them if the gravestone is no longer there? Maggie

Maggie I showed up at the cemetry on a Sunday when there was no-one in the office and the place is MASSIVE. So I need to go back on a weekday when theres someone to point me in the right direction

Hi Zoe, Yes thats the one, did you have any luck. I've just found the birth of Sydney Stanley Davis, he was born in March 1884 in Lambeth. Maggie

Maggie was it the one made from a butchers stone? Zoe

having no luck with 1891 at all. will see if i can get a hit on 1901

Hi Zoe, are you the same Zoe who was going to have a look for my GG Grandads gravestone in Fulham cemetry - James Ellis? Maggie

Rosemary I'm gonna start with eth 1891 unless you're already doing that Zoe

Hi Rosemary, No, all I have is his marrriage certificate in 1926. I've tried looking for William in 1881, but there is quite a few. Maggie

Hi, I'm looking for Sydney Stanley Davis, born approx 1884 in I think the Middlesex area, his Father was a Civil Service Clerk called William Henry Thankyou, Maggie