Looking for Annetta Maud BAKER, b. 1873 Brierley Hills Staffs, missing in 1891. Birthplace is sometimes given as Woodside, Worcs/Staffs ...I am not very knowledgeable about this part of England and suppose these places to be close to one another. I do know parts of Staffs and Worcs were interchangeable.
She is with her family in 1881 (Class: RG11; Piece: 2895; Folio: 37; Page: 5; GSU roll: 1341694.) , where she is entered as Maud A. Baker and again on the 1901 census after her marriage to George WOOLDRIDGE, living in Talbot St, Lye Worcs.
I have found her older sister, Alice Beatrice BAKER, living away from home as a servant in 1891, in Lye Worcs, so it is entirely possible that Annetta has also gone into service somewhere.
I thought that 'Annetta' was possibly too exotic a name for a servant and she may appear as Ann, Annie, or perhaps Maud, but so far I have been unable to trace her. I think it is unlikely she moved away from the Staffs/ Worcs area.
Can anyone find this elusive lady?
She is with her family in 1881 (Class: RG11; Piece: 2895; Folio: 37; Page: 5; GSU roll: 1341694.) , where she is entered as Maud A. Baker and again on the 1901 census after her marriage to George WOOLDRIDGE, living in Talbot St, Lye Worcs.
I have found her older sister, Alice Beatrice BAKER, living away from home as a servant in 1891, in Lye Worcs, so it is entirely possible that Annetta has also gone into service somewhere.
I thought that 'Annetta' was possibly too exotic a name for a servant and she may appear as Ann, Annie, or perhaps Maud, but so far I have been unable to trace her. I think it is unlikely she moved away from the Staffs/ Worcs area.
Can anyone find this elusive lady?
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