8 Cruddas Terrace - Revision history

Steve: Addition of new research information and possible related information (to be confirmed)

2024-01-02T19:22:57Z

Addition of new research information and possible related information (to be confirmed)

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 | 1881 || [[Scott, Matthew|Matthew Scott]] || (married) || 46 || general labourer || Bellingham
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 <sup>1</sup> It would appear that the house was being used as an ‘overflow’ from the Armstrongs at Number 9
-Census
+''(This section requires further research and tidying up)
-It is here that the trail becomes very obscure. The terrace goes from 9 dwellings to 7 and there is no indication where two have been lost or amalgamated. The houses are not numbered in the 1901 census.  In 1891 George Armstrong was living in number 9 which had 4 rooms; in 1901 he appears to be in the same position in the row but in a house with only 2 rooms. There is another house at the other end of the row (Todds) which now has 4 rooms instead of 2. The census enumerator appears to record the houses in the. same order as formerly. In 1911 when the numbers are again recorded Nos. 5,7,8 and nine have disappeared. Numbers 1,2,3,4,5 and 6 are recorded in 1939.
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Steve: Clarification on house numbering

2024-01-02T09:58:04Z

Clarification on house numbering

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	For a list of all Cruddas Terrace Houses and a history of Cruddas Terrace overall please refer to the [[Cruddas Terrace]] page.		For a list of all Cruddas Terrace Houses and a history of Cruddas Terrace overall please refer to the [[Cruddas Terrace]] page. For a clarification on house numbering for [[Cruddas Terrace]] please refer to [[Cruddas Terrace\|our information about this]].

	''* Information provided by Rob Tindall 7/9/23''		''* Information provided by Rob Tindall 7/9/23''

Steve: Insertion of biographical links

2023-11-29T14:23:57Z

Insertion of biographical links

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	\| 1881 \|\| Matthew Scott \|\| (married) \|\| 46 \|\| general labourer \|\| Bellingham		\| 1881 \|\| [[Scott, Matthew\|Matthew Scott]] \|\| (married) \|\| 46 \|\| general labourer \|\| Bellingham
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	\| \|\| Jane Scott \|\| (wife) \|\| 43 \|\| \|\| Stamfordham		\| \|\| [[Scott, Jane\|Jane Scott]] \|\| (wife) \|\| 43 \|\| \|\| Stamfordham
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	\| \|\| Ann Grace Scott \|\| (daughter) \|\| 14 \|\| \|\|		\| \|\| Ann Grace Scott \|\| (daughter) \|\| 14 \|\| \|\|

Steve: Removal of incorrect 1871 data

2023-11-29T14:23:02Z

Removal of incorrect 1871 data

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Steve: Conversion of information into tabular form

2023-09-21T09:20:59Z

Conversion of information into tabular form

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-Census
+For a list of all Cruddas Terrace Houses and a history of Cruddas Terrace overall please refer to the [[Cruddas Terrace]] page.
-Matthew Scott age 36 Ironstone miner born in Bellingham
-Jane Scott age 33 wife of Matthew born in Stamfordham
+''* Information provided by Rob Tindall 7/9/23''
-Four children, Margaret, Isabella, Ann(e) John and 10 month old Anne Cowan as a boarder.
 Census
 It is here that the trail becomes very obscure. The terrace goes from 9 dwellings to 7 and there is no indication where two have been lost or amalgamated. The houses are not numbered in the 1901 census.  In 1891 George Armstrong was living in number 9 which had 4 rooms; in 1901 he appears to be in the same position in the row but in a house with only 2 rooms. There is another house at the other end of the row (Todds) which now has 4 rooms instead of 2. The census enumerator appears to record the houses in the. same order as formerly. In 1911 when the numbers are again recorded Nos. 5,7,8 and nine have disappeared. Numbers 1,2,3,4,5 and 6 are recorded in 1939.

Steve at 10:10, 9 September 2023

2023-09-09T10:10:55Z

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	1901 Census		1901 Census
	It is here that the trail becomes very obscure~~, and may run out~~. The terrace goes from 9 dwellings to 7 and there is no indication where two have been lost or amalgamated. The houses are not numbered in the 1901 census. In 1891 George Armstrong was living in number 9 which had 4 rooms; in 1901 he appears to be in the same position in the row but in a house with only 2 rooms. There is another house at the other end of the row (Todds) which now has 4 rooms instead of 2. The census enumerator appears to record the houses in the. same order as formerly. In 1911 when the numbers are again recorded Nos. 5,7,8 and nine have disappeared. Numbers 1,2,3,4,5 and 6 are recorded in 1939.		It is here that the trail becomes very obscure. The terrace goes from 9 dwellings to 7 and there is no indication where two have been lost or amalgamated. The houses are not numbered in the 1901 census. In 1891 George Armstrong was living in number 9 which had 4 rooms; in 1901 he appears to be in the same position in the row but in a house with only 2 rooms. There is another house at the other end of the row (Todds) which now has 4 rooms instead of 2. The census enumerator appears to record the houses in the. same order as formerly. In 1911 when the numbers are again recorded Nos. 5,7,8 and nine have disappeared. Numbers 1,2,3,4,5 and 6 are recorded in 1939.

Steve: 8 Cruddas Terrace initial page

2023-09-09T10:08:48Z

8 Cruddas Terrace initial page

New page

1871 Census
Matthew Scott age 36 Ironstone miner born in Bellingham
Jane Scott age 33 wife of Matthew born in Stamfordham
Four children, Margaret, Isabella, Ann(e) John and 10 month old Anne Cowan as a boarder.

1881 Census
Matthew Scott age 46 general labourer age 46 born in Bellingham
Jane Scott age 43 wife of Matthew born in Stamfordham
Ann Grace Scott age 14 daughter
Three children: John, Matthew Joseph and Joseph Henery

1891 Census
Mary Armstrong age 35 spinster dressmaker born in Stanley Co. Durham.
Mary F Brown age 4 boarder born in Bellingham
It would appear that the house was being used as an ‘overflow’ from the Armstrongs at Number 9

1901 Census
It is here that the trail becomes very obscure, and may run out. The terrace goes from 9 dwellings to 7 and there is no indication where two have been lost or amalgamated. The houses are not numbered in the 1901 census. In 1891 George Armstrong was living in number 9 which had 4 rooms; in 1901 he appears to be in the same position in the row but in a house with only 2 rooms. There is another house at the other end of the row (Todds) which now has 4 rooms instead of 2. The census enumerator appears to record the houses in the. same order as formerly. In 1911 when the numbers are again recorded Nos. 5,7,8 and nine have disappeared. Numbers 1,2,3,4,5 and 6 are recorded in 1939.