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Fresh eyes please! Beatrice and Emma Oddy.

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WayneTracey

WayneTracey Report 3 Jan 2010 17:39

Unless i'm mistaken we still do not have a marriage yet?

What do we know about George?

T x

Aveyronnaise

Aveyronnaise Report 3 Jan 2010 17:52

Sorry guys - took a short break to eat and wash up! Now, George was indeed George W Taylor (b Bradford Moor 1859) and that marriage that you found earlier looks interesting ,Tracey. So if that IS our Emma she married a Mr Carter sometime between 1891 (when she was single on the elusive census) and, say, 1899.

WayneTracey

WayneTracey Report 3 Jan 2010 18:06

So George was single in 1891 ?

1891 RG number: RG12 Piece: 3630 Folio: 75 Page: 51
Address: 273, Rock Terrace, Manningham, Bradford County: Yorkshire (West Riding)
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TAYLOR, William Head Widower M 59 1832 Wool Buser Stanningley Yorkshire
TAYLOR, George Wm Son Single M 33 1858 Clerk Bradford Yorkshire
TAYLOR, Mary Mortimer Daughter Single F 30 1861 Bradford Yorkshire
TAYLOR, Kate Elizabeth Daughter Single F 26 1865 Bradford Yorkshire

T x

Aveyronnaise

Aveyronnaise Report 3 Jan 2010 18:23

Yes, that's the George I've got too, Tracey.

BTW sorry if my replies get a bit patchy over the next hour or so - my hubby wants to use the computer for a bit so I will be having to dip in and out (what a nerve!!).

Have also contacted Ancestry re their omission!

LondonBelle

LondonBelle Report 3 Jan 2010 18:36

Perhaps Emma was born Emma Carter and she was the illegitimate daughter of Frances?

Births Jun 1857
Carter Emma Bradford Yk 9b 202

Marriage of parents?

Marriages Dec 1860
Carter Frances Bradford Yk 9b 199
Oddy Seth Bradford Yk 9b 199

EDIT:

1861 census?

Name: Emma Oddy
Age: 4
Estimated birth year: abt 1857
Relation: Daughter
Father's Name: Seth
Mother's Name: Frances
Gender: Female
Where born: Pudsey, Yorkshire, England

Civil parish: Bramley (Near Leeds)
Ecclesiastical parish: Bramley
Town: Bramley
County/Island: Yorkshire
Country: England

Street Address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage:

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Registration district: Hunslet
Sub-registration district: Kirkstall
ED, institution, or vessel: 18
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 96
Household Members:
Name Age
Seth Oddy 23
Frances Oddy 22
Emma Oddy 4

K

K Report 3 Jan 2010 18:41

Belle - Good find and lateral thought

Kx

Aveyronnaise

Aveyronnaise Report 3 Jan 2010 18:45

OMG - this is one of those embarrassing ones - yes, Belle you are quite right. Emma WAS indeed a Carter - as you said, the illegitimate daughter of Frances - although she was always known as "Oddy" on census returns so that is what she is listed as on my tree and I had TOTALLY forgotten (it's a long time since I last researched her ...). Congratulations on your detective skills!!

Feel SUCH a fool ...

WayneTracey

WayneTracey Report 3 Jan 2010 18:45

Works for me...

T xx

WayneTracey

WayneTracey Report 3 Jan 2010 18:46

So it probably is her marriage in 1900 then?

Well done everyone....

T xx

LondonBelle

LondonBelle Report 3 Jan 2010 18:50

Thanks everyone....
Sherlock Londonbelle xxx

Aveyronnaise

Aveyronnaise Report 3 Jan 2010 18:51

Big lols! Thanks everyone and once more apologies for being such a twit. Ah, old age ...