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- Need 1871 census for all of known names of family members (including cousins Albert and Polly) to locate this Unknown father.
NOTE 1./
Bolton
Created 1st July 1837.
Sub-districts : Bolton Eastern; Bolton Western; Edgeworth; Farnworth; Great Bolton and Lever; Halliwell; Horwich; Hulton; Lever; Little Bolton; Sharples; South West Bolton; Tonge with Haulgh; Turton; West Houghton
GRO volumes : XXI (1837-51); 8c (1852-1930).
Astley Bridge, Belmont, Bolton, Bradshaw, Breightmet, Darcy Lever, Deane, Edgeworth, Entwistle, Farnworth, Great Bolton, Great Lever, Halliwell, Harwood, Heaton, Horwich, Kearsley, Little Bolton, Little Hulton, Little Lever, Longworth, Lostock, Middle Hulton, Over Hulton, Quarlton, Rumworth, Sharples, Smithills, Tonge with Haulgh, Turton, Westhoughton.
NOTE 2./ 1851 Great Bolton, Lancashire, England census,
Name Birth Year BirthPlace Relation Civil Parish County/Island
Henry Wilks abt 1819 Manchester, Lancashire, England Head Great Bolton Lancashire
Ann Wilks Henry abt 1820 Birmingham, Warwickshire, England Wife Great Bolton Lancashire
Ermma Wilks abt 1840 Birmingham, Warwickshire, England Daughter Great Bolton Lancashire
Henry Wilks abt 1842 Birmingham, Warwickshire, England Son Great Bolton Lancashire
Edward Wilks abt 1847 Bolton, Lancashire, England Son Great Bolton Lancashire
NOTE 3./ 1861 Birmingham Warwickshire England census,
Name Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Relationship Civil Parish County/Island
Henry Wilkes abt 1819 Manchester, Lancashire, England Head Birmingham Warwickshire
Ann Wilkes abt 1819 Birminham, Warwickshire, England Wife Birmingham Warwickshire
Selina Wilkes abt 1852 Bolton le Moor, Lancashire, England Daughter Birmingham Warwickshire
Fredk Wilkes abt 1855 Bolton le Moor, Lancashire, England Son Birmingham Warwickshire
John Wilkes abt 1858 Bolton le Moor, Lancashire, England Son Birmingham Warwickshire
James Wilkes abt 1860 Birmingham, Waewickshire, England Son Birmingham Warwickshire
NOTE 4./ Historical Reference: 1816
The summer of 1816 begins with what historians refer to as the "year without a summer" The era known as the "Little Ice Age occurred between 1300 and 1850 AD. A volcano 1000 times the size od Mount St Helena in modern times, erupted in 1815 causing much of the rest of the world to experience what is referred to as the year without a summer. Ice was on the rivers in July in Europe and America. The colder weather impacted agriculture, health, economics, social strife, emigration, and even art and literature. Increased glaciation and storms also had a devastating affect on those that lived near glaciers and the sea. It was not until about 1850 that the full effect of this volcanic explosion and the little Ice age came to an end.
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