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Frederick Hurd (1841- )


c1841 Born at Wakefield the son of George Hurd, a Woolsorter, and his wife Mary Ann
1841 Born at Wakefield the son of George Hurd, a Woolsorter, and his wife Mary Ann


1871 Living at Grove House, Walton, Yks.: [[Frederick Hurd]] (age 30 born Wakefield), Engineer and Machinist Master employing 102 hands. With his wife Kerzia Hurd (age 28 born Leeds) and their children; Louisa Hurd (age 7 born Wakefield); Frederick W. Hurd (age 4 born Rochdale); James M' Hurd (age 2 born Rochdale); and Martha Annie Hurd (age 1 born Rochdale). Three servants.<ref>1871 Census</ref>
1871 Living at Grove House, Walton, Yks.: [[Frederick Hurd]] (age 30 born Wakefield), Engineer and Machinist Master employing 102 hands. With his wife Kerzia Hurd (age 28 born Leeds) and their children; Louisa Hurd (age 7 born Wakefield); Frederick W. Hurd (age 4 born Rochdale); James M' Hurd (age 2 born Rochdale); and Martha Annie Hurd (age 1 born Rochdale). Three servants.<ref>1871 Census</ref>

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Frederick Hurd (1841- )

1841 Born at Wakefield the son of George Hurd, a Woolsorter, and his wife Mary Ann

1871 Living at Grove House, Walton, Yks.: Frederick Hurd (age 30 born Wakefield), Engineer and Machinist Master employing 102 hands. With his wife Kerzia Hurd (age 28 born Leeds) and their children; Louisa Hurd (age 7 born Wakefield); Frederick W. Hurd (age 4 born Rochdale); James M' Hurd (age 2 born Rochdale); and Martha Annie Hurd (age 1 born Rochdale). Three servants.[1]

1901 Living at 1 Church View, Wolstanton, Staffs: Frederick Hurd (age 60 born Wakefield), Draughtsman Engineers. With his wife Kezia Hurd (age 58 born Leeds) and their two children Eliza A. Hurd (age 27 born Wakefield); and George T. Hurd (age 17 born Glasgow), Apprentice Engineer Mechanical. Also boarding is Herbert N. Hennor (age 18 born Barbican, London), Apprentice Engineer Mechanical.[2]

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Sources of Information

  1. 1871 Census
  2. 1901 Census