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Sylann
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8 Nov 2015 12:37 |
Sorry for the delay baby sitting last night
Thank you for all your help The thing is you know as much as I do
Johanna marriage to Richard Walker was in 1848, Richard had been married before in 1843 don't know what happened to his wife possibly died in child birth, that is where Jean walker b 1843 comes in. So I'm going off the 1851 Census That is where Hector Munro comes in b 1840 England, I did see the 1841 census for Johanna but the one I saw had her name as Johanna Munro Maclean?? the one on here sounds better,
Richard Walker died in 1870 Johanna died in 1887, but after the 1851 census We can't find Hector Munro or Jean Walker, the only family I've got for Johanna is her father James
once again thank you for your help,
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JoonieCloonie
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8 Nov 2015 14:36 |
well we do now Sylann because we spent the time searching for what you know when you didn't tell us :-)
there are two Hectors in that 1841 household according to Ancestry, the infant Hector Munro and the older child Hector Munro McLean ... given Ancestry's abysmal transcriptions you would have to look at the original image at scotlandspeople to see what it really said for Johanna, but are the 1841 and 1851 censuses not almost necessarily the same people?
if you could give info about where Johanna or Johanna's other children are in the 61 71 81 91 ... censuses, someone might be able to take another look for Johanna with that info to help
we just do not know as much as you do!
also if you do not get the 1840 English marriage certificate you will not know whether that is your Johanna (by comparing father's name etc)
and of course that marriage certificate would give info about the first husband to use in tracing what became of him and whether he is related to the Munro household in Scotland in the 1841 census
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Potty
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8 Nov 2015 15:06 |
Given Scottish naming patterns, I would guess that the two young Hectors in the 1841 are grandsons of the older Hector.
I can find Joanna up until 1871 where she is shown as Head of Household, so assume Richard had died.
Name:Joanna Walker Age:50 Estimated birth year:abt 1821 Relationship:Head Gender:Female Where born:Cork, Ireland Registration Number:668 Registration district:Linlithgow
Address:Lion Well Wynd And 173 High St Occupation:Boot - Gover
Joanna Walker 50 Agnes Walker 21 Thomas Walker 16 Richard Walker 14 Margaret Walker 10 Joanna Walker 7
This looks like her death:
1 1887 WALKER JOAN GILBERT F 67 LINLITHGOW /WEST LOTHIAN 668/00 0022
The image on scotlandspeople should name her parents.
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JoonieCloonie
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8 Nov 2015 16:02 |
agreed Potty - the older Hector is the father of Joanna's husband (John Munro?)
so Joanna's info is consistent throughout records, born 1820-21, and yes, Sylann should certainly have got that death record ... although it only names parents if they were known to the informant? and that long and far removed from her birth, perhaps they weren't ...
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Sylann
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8 Nov 2015 20:50 |
Death of Johanna Walker
Joan Walker died 5 Feb 1887 Linlithgow Widow of Richard Walker a shoemaker father James Gilbert mother Margaret Sullivan
But it doesn't say anything about her first marriage t would have been good if they had . I have seen on death certificates in Scotland datails of marriages and children
A marriage has come up on ancestry
1815 Killarney Kerry Ireland James Gilbert & Margaret Sullivan
I like the idea that the two Hectors are grandson of the older one in 1841 got it on ancestry and Freecen same people but names are spelt differently This is why I thought the info I had was wrong in my 1841 census it had Johanna Munro Mclean ??
Thanks again for your help
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JoonieCloonie
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8 Nov 2015 21:30 |
Sylann ... again ... if you get the 1840 marriage certificate you will know whether it was your Johanna or not by the father's name ... there really is not a way around this
where you got the 1841 census (don't know where it was) there could have been a ditto-type error made if Hector Munro McLean appeared before Johanna in the list and it was just assumed that the McLean was also the surname of the other Munros that followed; that is what I would imagine
in any case the 1815 marriage looks a little too close to be coincidence, as long as the source isn't someone's family tree for which there is no confirmation (don't know what 'come up on Ancestry' means)
http://tinyurl.com/p9q3rn8
that is a link to baptisms with father James Gilbert and mother Margaret Sullivan in Killarney, Kerry, 1817-1876: Mary Hannah John James, with ample room for a child born 1820
no Johanna in the list but that does not mean she was not their child
except her birth was stated as Cork ... but it may have been as they are not far distant, or she may have just mistaken where she grew up for where she was born, or the usual explanations for birthplace shifts ... those parish records might not be available at familysearch ...
here is the Gilbert+Sullivan marriage in any event
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FGN5-4YN
there are a few James and John Gilberts in the English census but nothing that would peg any as related
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Eringobragh1916
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9 Nov 2015 10:02 |
"Hannah" b 1818..was named Johanna...
Name JOHANNA GILBERT
Date of Birth 29 November 1818
Address KILLARNEY
Father JAMES GILBERT
Mother MARGARET SULLIVAN
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Sylann
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9 Nov 2015 10:42 |
Thank you
I will go with what you have given me ,and see what I come up with,
I'll think about getting the certificate,
sylvia
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JoonieCloonie
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9 Nov 2015 13:05 |
Eringobragh I was going to suggest exactly that possibility and had a brain glitch and it went in and out of my head!
Excellent.
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Eringobragh1916
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9 Nov 2015 15:13 |
The Registers for The Diocese of Kerry also cover the West of Cork and some go back to the 1700s and the Marriage and Baptisms for James Gilbert and Margaret Sullivan are there but its diffcult to make out where they were from....although they are pretty easy to read...its deciphering the townland the couple were from that often a problem...
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