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According to the 1871 census, Frank is the sixth of seven children to George and Ellen (nee Hawe) living at 17 Milton Grove, Ladywood. His father is a stock keeper.

According to the 1881 census, Francis, a nail maker, is the second of hree sons, living with their parents at 25 Corbett Street in Harborne. His father is a foreman.

According to the 1891 census, Francis is a barman in a publican house, The White Horse Cellars, at 106 Constitution Hill in the St. George's area of Birmingham.

At the time of James' baptism on 24 September 1893, they are living at 20 Gibbs Street, in Deritend, Birmingham. Francis Frank is a publican.
According to the 1901 census, Frank, now a pubican of 'The Horse & Jockey', is married to Henriretta, and they have two children, Frank and James, living at 35 Wheeler Street, still in the St. George area, with one servant.
His mother and father died in 1904, his father on 13 September.

According to the 1911 census, Frank, an 'assistant' for The National Telephone Company, is still married, and with their two children, are living at 1 West View on Mole Street in Sparkbrook.

According to the 1921 census, Frank, a 'door-keeper' for The Post Office, is still married, and with their son, Frank, are living at 38 Solihull Road in Sparkhill.