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- From the 1861 Census (RG9 Piece 2128 Folio 84 Page 20) Caroline, 7, born Birmingham, was with her parents Joseph, 40, Labourer from Birmingham, and Ann, 51, from Devonshire, in Camden Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England. Lodging with the family were Thomas Sanderson, 49, Carpenter from Northamptonshire, and Edward Tullett, 35, Confectioner from Yorkshire.
From the 1871 Census (RG10 Piece 3089 Folio 128 Page 27) Caroline, 17, Nurse, born Birmingham, Warwickshire, was with her parents Joseph, 51, Steel Pen Maker from Birmingham, Warwickshire, and Ann, 54, from Clovelly, Devonshire, at 69 Pope Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England. With her were her cousins Job, 31, Electroplate Worker born Birmingham, Warwickshire, and Henry, 26, Electroplate Worker born Birmingham, Warwickshire. Lodging with the family were Caroline's future husband Samuel Ball, 26, Railway Servant from Leek Staffordshire and John Brett, 50, Wheelwright from Leek, Staffordshire.
From the 1881 Census (RG11 Piece 3007 Folio 44 Page 25) Caroline, 27, Screw Sorter from Birmingham, Warwickshire, was with her husband Samuel, 35, Carman from Leek, Staffordshire, at 4 House Back 75 Heath Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England. With her were her children William T. (Imbecile and lost his speech when 3 years old), 9, Samuel, 4, Ruth, 2, and John, 2 months, and mother Ann T. Morton, 70, Formerly Cook from Woolfardisworthy, Devonshire. All the children were reportedly born in Birmingham, Warwickshire.
From the 1891 Census (RG12 Piece 2396 Folio 76 Page 47) Caroline, 37, Screwer, was at 1 Court 9 House, Dugdale Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England. With her were her children Samuel, 14, Tube Worker, Ruth, 12, Scholar, John, 10, Sarah E., 7, Mary A., 4, and mother Ann I., Morton, 82. Everyone was reportedly born in Birmingham, Warwickshire. [2]
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