Hello List, I’ve just found a marriage for a sister of my great grandfather. She is Margaret Fannie A[yers?] HODGES (b. 1866, 1st Q, Portsea) who married Alfred BARTLETT in 1890, 3rd Q, in Portsea. I found an Alfred BARTLETT (b.c1862, Portsmouth), Draper’s Shopkeeper in the 1901 census on the Natl. Archives website, but can’t find any 1901 entry that looks like his wife. I can check that further next week in the full (and free) 1901 census online at my local Family History Center. However, I noticed in the archives that there have been folks researching BARTLETT on this list. Does this marriage connect to anyone’s research? Love to hear from you if it does! Pam Perryman Eugene, Oregon

Hello Pam Could this be your Alfred and Maggie? I can send you the image if you think it is him. Cynthia Warn New York 1901 Census - Portsmouth Hampshire Alfred Bartlett 1868 Portsmouth, Hampshire, England Head Baker Shopkeeper Maggie Bartlett 1868 Portsmouth, Hampshire, England Wife Ronald Bartlett 1892 Portsmouth, Hampshire, England Son Ernest Bartlett 1898 Portsmouth, Hampshire, England Son Dwelling: 81 Arundel Street Source Citation: Class: RG13; Piece: 998; Folio: 74; Page: 1. I found an Alfred BARTLETT (b.c1862, Portsmouth), Draper's Shopkeeper in the 1901 census on the Natl. Archives website, but can't find any 1901 entry that looks like his wife. Pam Perryman Eugene, Oregon

Pam Perryman wrote > I’ve just found a marriage for a sister of my great >grandfather. She >is Margaret Fannie A[yers?] HODGES (b. 1866, 1st Q, Portsea) who >married Alfred BARTLETT in 1890, 3rd Q, in Portsea. > I found an Alfred BARTLETT (b.c1862, Portsmouth), Draper’s >Shopkeeper in the 1901 census on the Natl. Archives website, but >can’t find any 1901 entry that looks like his wife. I can check that >further next week in the full (and free) 1901 census online at my local >Family History Center. Try RG13/998/74/1. There's a family comprising Alfred and Maggie Bartlett and their sons Ronald and Ernest. It looks like your family. -- Jenny M Benson