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That is possibly her Rose as I had not seen that one. I am also trying to find her death but again the one I have found in Leeds DOB does not tie in . It states a widow so I have now to try and find the death of Joseph Richardson in Leeds to see if they tie in

Just for ref as I wanted to see if Joseph's age was consistent

Record Transcription:
1891 England, Wales & Scotland Census
Bull & Bell Yard, Commercial Street, Leeds, Yorkshire & Yorkshire (West Riding), England


Joseph Richardson Head Married Male 58 1833 Shoe Maker Derbyshire, England
Catharine Richardson Wife Married Female 36 1855 - Yorkshire, England
Peter Richardson Son - Male 2 1889 - Yorkshire, England
Harry Terrey Stepson - Male 5 1886 Scholar Yorkshire, England

It's not as it ranges from 1833 to 1837. He was baptised in 1837 Dad Peter a shoemaker and mum Louisa Maw. He was also married before he married Catherine and there is another enigma. His wife Margaret was possibly still alive listed on a census as Lunatic, bigamy I wonder as she died after him I believe more homework needed on this one :-D

I am almost positive now that Catherine did not marry Joseph Richardson but they lived together and had Granma and her 2 brothers Peter and Harry.

I take it this is the death you found?

Deaths Jun 1909 (>99%)
RICHARDSON Catherine 53 Leeds 9b 253

The age isn't too far out. The informant might not have had accurate information.

I couldn't see a marriage to Joseph so you're probably right that they didn't marry.

That is the death I found. I have also found a Joseph with Margaret Ann buried together on FMP so going to have a good look at that one.

Can see image for that Catherine on Ancestry...(Workhouse, Widow, age 53, Buried May 18th)

Leeds, England, Beckett Street Cemetery

Chris :)

(also in above, Margaret Richardson 1877, Wife, Stipendiary Street, 37yrs, Buried 18th November)

Thanks I am going to take a good look at these again and try to put them into some sense of order :-)

Thank you one and all for your help it is very much appreciated. I think I finally have them sorted :-)