Audoires of Sheffield

[wharnie]

Hi,

I am trying to figure out the Audoire family tree in Sheffield. All originated from Alderney in the Channel Islands.

Sheffield seems to hold, or did hold, a higher concentration than anywhere except the Channel Islands. Trying to fit them into a picture and perhaps answer the question Why?

I would appreciate any help.

Thanks,

Mike (Audoire descendent)

[joanne5600]

there are some audoires in hillsborough

[wharnie]

Thank you for reply but could you give me another clue please?

I have one family at Hillsborough but you suggest more?

Thanks

Mike

[joanne5600]

they are near malin bridge school think its norris road - or they were

[joanne5600]

cant remember their names - the mum was a lollypop lady at the school years ago

[wharnie]

Hi

Thanks,

I only just recently added that family. There were others in the past in that area.

Thanks for your help

Mike

[devlin]

seems these are the earliest ones in Sheffield, taken from 1901 census

 

Name: Thomas C Audoire a Blacksmith

Age: 28

Estimated birth year: abt 1873

Relation: Head

Spouse's name: Sarah J (born Ireland)

Gender: Male

Where born: Channel Isles, Alderney, Channel Islands

Address 56 Beechwood Road

Civil parish: Sheffield

Ecclesiastical parish:Wadsley

 

also living with them

 

Harrie Andoire aged 20 a Gas Fitter (brother)

 

I have also found Thomas' army Attestation document and medal roll for the WW1 PM me an email address if you want a copy.

[wharnie]

Hi Devlin,

Thanks very much, I only had them on the 1911 census. (Ellenborough rd.)

I have seen the army records but thanks for the offer.

Mike

[pjkay]

Hi

Thanks,

I only just recently added that family. There were others in the past in that area.

Thanks for your help

Mike

 

Peter Audoire..Was a coach driver in the 60,s 70,s..Moved to Rhodesia 70,s. Was still ther inthe late 80,s.. He worked for the Assize department in Weights and Measures inspectors..Lived in Khumalo area of Bulawayo..

Great guy and Ladies man. Pjkay

[TKenny85]

I used to go to Malin Bridge school and a kid in my class was called Philip Audoire. He lived only a few doors away from the main entrance and I used to pop round and his Mum would give me a slice of toast in a morning.