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Thomas Graham¹

(1848 - after 1911)

Father

Andrew Graham¹ (cir. Jul 1805 - bet. Mar 1877 - Jun 1877)

Mother

Jane Moffet¹ (cir. 1808 - aft. 1881)

Relationship

1st cousin 3 times removed of Lorna Henderson

BMDB data

Thomas Graham was born in 1848 Longtown, Par. of Arthuret, CUL, ENG

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Thomas Graham married Ann Steel, daughter of Joseph Steel and Jane Burrow, bet. Jun 1877 - Sep 1877 Brampton, CUL, ENG

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Thomas Graham died aft. 1911 ?Longtown, CUL, ENG.⁵

Census/Where lived/Occupations

     Thomas Graham appeared on the census of 1851 Esk St, Longtown, Par. of Arthuret, CUL, ENG, in the household of Andrew Graham and Jane Graham as son of Andrew.⁶
     The census of 1861 showed William, John and Thomas in the household of their parents Andrew and Jane Graham Longtown, Par. of Arthuret, CUL, enumerated as GRAHAM: Andrew 55 ag lab; wife Jane 45 both b Longtown CUL; Children: William 24, John 20 both lab b Longtown; Thomas 13 scholar b Longtown.⁷
     The census of 1871 showed John and Thomas in the household of their parents Andrew and Jane Graham Esk St, Longtown, CUL, ENG, enumerated as GRAHAM: Andrew, head, 65, mar, ag lab b Arthuret, CUL; wife Jane, 57 b Holm Cultram, CUL; Children: John, 29, wid, railway lab; Thomas 22 sawyer, both b Longtown; Grdchildren (John's children): Jane 5 b Kirkandrews on Esk; Andrew 3 b Longtown.¹
     Thomas Graham appeared on the census of 1881 Albert St, Longtown, CUL, ENG

, with Ann Graham, enumerated as GRAHAM: Thomas head, mar 32 sawyer b Longtown; wife Ann 28 b Faugh; Son Joseph 2 b Longtown; (next door to widowed Jane 73 b Abbeytown.)⁴
The census of 1891 showed Thomas with his wife Ann, their son Joseph Albert St, Longtown, Dist of Arthuret, CUL, ENG, household enumerated as GRAHAM: Thomas head, marr. 42 wood sawyer b Longtown; wife Ann 38 b Hayton; Children Joseph 12 scholar, Annie J 1 both b Longtown.⁸
Thomas Graham was shown as the head of the household in the census of 1901 Albert St (7), Longtown, CUL, ENG

, with Ann enumerated as GRAHAM: Thomas head, 52 circular sawyer b. Longtown; wife Ann 49 b. Longtown; Children Joseph 22 tailor, Annie J 11 both b Longtown.⁹
The census of 1911 showed Thomas with his wife Ann, their dtr Annie Albert St (5), Longtown, CUL, ENG

, household enumerated as GRAHAM: Thomas 62 fireman bobbin mill b. Longtown; wife Ann 59 b. Fauch (sic); Dtr Annie Jane 21 b. Longtown; Boarder: William B B STUBBS 58 single, attendant b. Longtown.⁵

Family

Ann Burrow (cir. Nov 1850 - aft. 1911)

Children

Joseph Graham⁴ (bet. Jun 1878 - Sep 1878 - )
Annie Jane Graham⁹ (bet. Jan 1890 - Mar 1890 - )

Charts

BATY
GRAHAM

Last Edited

12 Feb 2021

Citations

1871 Census images, England & Wales, via Ancestry.com, Longtown, CUL Dist 3, Page 6 Schedule 32, hsehold of Andrew & Jane GRAHAM, extracted Jan 2005.
England/Wales GRO online index by GRO England online at https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/…, Birth 1848 Q3 Thomas GRAHAHm, reg. Longtown, CUL, 25/127 mother MOFFAT, extracted Feb 2020.
Birth death marriage index (St Caths), via Ancestry/FMP, Marr. 1877 Q3 Thomas GRAHAM & Ann STEEL, reg. Brampton, CUL, 10B/540, extracted Feb 2020.
1881 Census images, England & Wales, via Ancestry.com, Longtown, Par. of Arthuret, CUL RG11/5152 ED 3 Sched 69, hsehold of Thomas & Ann GRAHAM, extracted Jan 2007.
1911 Census images, ENG, http://www.findmypast.co.uk/CensusPersonStartSearchServlet , http://ancestry.com, Longtown, CUL, RG14; Piece: 31278; hsehold of Thomas & Ann GRAHAM, extracted Feb 2020.
1851 Census images, England & Wales, via Ancestry.com, Longtown, CUL HO107/2428 ED 5c Folio 244 Pg 12 Sched 60, hsehold of Andrew & Jane GRAHAM, extracted Apr 2006.
1861 Census images, England & Wales, via Ancestry.com, Longtown, Arthuret, CUL RG9/3911 Dist 4 Folio 65 Page 17 Sched #87, hsehold of Andrew & Jane GRAHAM, extracted Apr 2006.
1891 Census images, England & Wales, via Ancestry.com, Longtown, Par. of Arthuret, CUL RG12/4283 ED 3 Sched 128, hsehold of Thomas & Ann GRAHAM, extracted Jan 2007.
1901 Census images, England & Wales, via Ancestry.com, Longtown, Par. of Arthuret St Michael, Sub Dist Low Longtown, Dist Longtown, CUL, hsehold of Thomas & Ann GRAHAM, extracted Feb 2020.

E. & O. E. Some/most parish records are rather hard to read and names, places hard to interpret, particularly if you are unfamiliar with an area.

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Thomas Graham

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Citations

Thomas Graham¹