The Family Tree of Arthur Kynaston Lammas and Doris Eva Davies - Person Sheet
NameJohn Albert Lammas 
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382Birthca 1826, Dudley, Worcestershire382
Deathca Dec 1903, Dudley, Worcestershire1602
OccupationTurnpike Road Labourer (1861, 1893)1334
OccupationCanal Labourer (1862)385
OccupationStoker at Gas Works (1865)1607
EducationAble to sign name1610
Alias/AKAJohn Lamas382
FatherJohn Lammas (-<1884)
Spouses
Birthca 1834, Dudley, Worcestershire382
Alias/AKAElizabeth Stephenson1610
FatherJohn Stephenson (ca1800-)
ChildrenJohn Alfred (1861-ca1895)
William Arthur (1862-)
Matilda (Died as Child) (1864-1865)
Matilda Ann (ca1866-)
Emily Mary (Died as Child) (ca1867-ca1881)
Charles George (ca1869-ca1914)
George Henry (Died as Child) (1871-1872)
Miriam (Died as Child) (1872-ca1873)
James Henry (Died as Child) (1874-ca1875)
Elizabeth Ann (1876-)
Jesse (Died as Infant) (1878-ca1878)
Notes for John Albert Lammas
In May 1861 at the birth of John Alfred he was living in Stafford Street, Dudley, Worcestershire1334.
In 1864 he was living in Kates Hill, Dudley, Worcestershire1603.
From 1872 to 1878 he was living in 27 Court 3, High Street, Dudley, Worcestershire1606,1612,1608,1609.
In 1881 he was living in 27A 3 Court, High Street, Dudley, Worcestershire382.
In 1893 he was living in Stafford Street, Dudley, Worcestershire1613.
In 1864 he was living in Kates Hill, Dudley, Worcestershire1603.
From 1872 to 1878 he was living in 27 Court 3, High Street, Dudley, Worcestershire1606,1612,1608,1609.
In 1881 he was living in 27A 3 Court, High Street, Dudley, Worcestershire382.
In 1893 he was living in Stafford Street, Dudley, Worcestershire1613.
Notes for John Albert & Elizabeth (Family)
John Lammas, a widower aged 55 whose occupation was labourer, married Elizabeth Stephenson, a spinster aged 49. The bride and groom were both residing in Dudley. The groom's father was John Lammas (dead) and his occupation was nailor. The bride's father was John Stephenson and his occupation was labourer. The marriage was performed at the St James Church, Dudley according to the rites of the established church by banns. The ceremony was performed by C. C. Southey, vicar. The bride and groom both signed. The marriage was witnessed by William Smith (signed) and Lucy Smith (signed)1610.