Saturday, March 19, 2011
1901 Dublin, Ireland Goldfoots
My grandfather, Nathan Goldfoot, now known as Nathan Abraham Goldfoot, was found getting married in Dublin, Ireland on February 21, 1893, so I checked out the 1901 Dublin, Ireland census since he is not found in the United States until 1905 marrying my grandmother in Council, Idaho. The marriage certificate had his address in 1893 which was 13 Arbutus Place S.C.R (South Circular Road. His first wife was Lena Goldberg who lived at 38 Warren Street. She is not listed as a Goldfoot. Nathan was listed on the marriage license in Dublin as being a commercial traveler. Peddlers had to have a license.
On the 1901 census I found five Goldfoots living at that address of Arbutus Place. He was said to be traveling with a brother or brothers, so I wonder if one could be a brother. Nathan would have been 30 in 1901. He was not on the lists.
1. Abraham Goldfoot was just born in 1901in Dublin.
2. Hyman Goldfoot was 33, born in Russia and was a Pedlar and a traveller in drapery, could read and write and was the head of his family and was married.
3. Jane Goldfoot was 2 years old and was born in Dublin..
4. Blume Goldfoot was 30.She was born in Russia and could read and write and was a married wife.
5. Annie Goldfoot was 8, born in Russia, could read and write. and was a scholar.
1. Solomon Goldfoot lived at St. Kevins Parade. He was 53, born in Russia and was a Draper and Pedlar and could read and write and was head of the family and a married man.
2 Fanny Goldfoot lived at St. Kevins Parade. She was 48 and was born in Russia. She could not read and was a wife.
3 Louis Goldfoot also lived there. He was 24, born in russia and was a dental student, could read and write and was an unmarried son.
4. George Goldfoot lived at St. Kevins Parade. He was 39 and was born in Liverpool and was a medical student. He was a cousin of the head of the household and wasn't married.
5. Barnett Goldfoot lived there, too. He was 22, born in Russia and was also a medical student. He was the son of the head of the household.
1. Morris Goldfoot lived at St. Kevins Road. He was 33, born in Russia and was a Draper and head of the family.
2. Rachel Goldfoot lived at St. Kevins Road and was only 4 and was born in Dublin. She was the daughter.
3. Saraha Goldfoot was the wife and mother and was 26, born in Russia.
4. Berta Goldfoot was 3, born in Dublin and was a daughter.
5. Isac Goldfoot was just born in Dublin. He was a son.
Grand Parade was another address for a Goldfoot family.
1. Jack Goldfoot lived in Cork, Ireland at #6, Urban, South Centre, was 155, born in Dublin City, was a scholar and a brother of the head of the family.
2. Moseley M. Goldfoot was 22, born in Liverpool and was a medical LRCP and 8JLM, coudl read and write and was the head of the family but not married.
3. Bella Goldfoot was 47, born in Russia, could read and write, and was a mother and was married.
4. Jessie Goldfoot was a 21 year old female. She was an artist and could read and write.
On the 1901 census I found five Goldfoots living at that address of Arbutus Place. He was said to be traveling with a brother or brothers, so I wonder if one could be a brother. Nathan would have been 30 in 1901. He was not on the lists.
1. Abraham Goldfoot was just born in 1901in Dublin.
2. Hyman Goldfoot was 33, born in Russia and was a Pedlar and a traveller in drapery, could read and write and was the head of his family and was married.
3. Jane Goldfoot was 2 years old and was born in Dublin..
4. Blume Goldfoot was 30.She was born in Russia and could read and write and was a married wife.
5. Annie Goldfoot was 8, born in Russia, could read and write. and was a scholar.
1. Solomon Goldfoot lived at St. Kevins Parade. He was 53, born in Russia and was a Draper and Pedlar and could read and write and was head of the family and a married man.
2 Fanny Goldfoot lived at St. Kevins Parade. She was 48 and was born in Russia. She could not read and was a wife.
3 Louis Goldfoot also lived there. He was 24, born in russia and was a dental student, could read and write and was an unmarried son.
4. George Goldfoot lived at St. Kevins Parade. He was 39 and was born in Liverpool and was a medical student. He was a cousin of the head of the household and wasn't married.
5. Barnett Goldfoot lived there, too. He was 22, born in Russia and was also a medical student. He was the son of the head of the household.
1. Morris Goldfoot lived at St. Kevins Road. He was 33, born in Russia and was a Draper and head of the family.
2. Rachel Goldfoot lived at St. Kevins Road and was only 4 and was born in Dublin. She was the daughter.
3. Saraha Goldfoot was the wife and mother and was 26, born in Russia.
4. Berta Goldfoot was 3, born in Dublin and was a daughter.
5. Isac Goldfoot was just born in Dublin. He was a son.
Grand Parade was another address for a Goldfoot family.
1. Jack Goldfoot lived in Cork, Ireland at #6, Urban, South Centre, was 155, born in Dublin City, was a scholar and a brother of the head of the family.
2. Moseley M. Goldfoot was 22, born in Liverpool and was a medical LRCP and 8JLM, coudl read and write and was the head of the family but not married.
3. Bella Goldfoot was 47, born in Russia, could read and write, and was a mother and was married.
4. Jessie Goldfoot was a 21 year old female. She was an artist and could read and write.
Labels: 1901, addresses; Arbutus Place, Goldfoot, Grand Parade, Ireland, St Kevins Parade, St Kevins Road
