Page 72 - Young Redditch Workers

Redditch Heritage Young Workers

______________________________________________________________________
In 1891 at 33 Alcester Street
Occupied By John Dyer, 36 a Ironmonger & General Dealer at home
Were the following young workers:
Children Arthur William Dyer aged 14, Lithographic Printer & Elsie Dyer aged 13, a Mother's
Help.

Source: JC - Census

______________________________________________________________________
In 1891 at 8 Alcester Street
Occupied By Randolph Albert Ford, 39 a Boot Maker at home
Were the following young workers:
Daughter Bertha C. Ford aged 14, a Fly Dresser.

Source: JC - Census

______________________________________________________________________
In 1891 at 25 Alcester Street
Occupied By Reuben Mills, 51 a Beerhouse Keeper
Were the following young workers:

Son Reuben Mills aged 14, a Needle Threader.
Source: JC - Census + AF

______________________________________________________________________
In 1891 at 31 Alcester Street

Occupied By Thomas Steele, 36 a Baker & Confectioner Employer
Were the following young workers:
Servant Emily Baylis aged 14, a Domestic Servant.
Source: JC - Census

______________________________________________________________________

In 1891 at 38 Alcester Street
Occupied By William Maynard, 47 a Foreman Fishing Tackle
Were the following young workers:
Son John Maynard aged 14, a Warehouseman, Needles.
Source: JC - Census

______________________________________________________________________
In 1891 at 16 Church Green East
Occupied By Alfred Willmore (widower), 39 a Fishing Rod Maker
Were the following young workers:
Children Percy Alfred Willmore aged 14, Clerk in Timber Dealers Office and John Frederick
Willmore aged 14, Fishing Rod Maker.

Source: JC - Census

Page: 72