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Mystery unsolved, please help? NEW specific census

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JaneFrance

JaneFrance Report 4 Mar 2006 12:05

Reg, Just realised that I didn't answer your question. Louisa's father was a widow when he married in 1855. He had married a Sarah Betts in Bury St Edmunds in 1850 and she died sometime before 1850. I have another couple of possibles to add, marriages later on: There is a Louisa Winfield who marries a James Dolby in Marylebone Dec quarter 1879. There is a Louisa Winfield who marries in June quarter 1885 St George's Hanover Square - to either a Robert Osborne or Alfred Alexis Woodford. I'll try to follow these up. It's still the 1861 thing that sticks! Thanks to all, once again Jane

Jess Bow Bag

Jess Bow Bag Report 4 Mar 2006 13:09

in what way do you think 1871 is ''off the mark''- not sure what you mean. when did Sarah nee Betts die?

Mags & Nicky

Mags & Nicky Report 4 Mar 2006 14:51

Difficult one! I found Arthur in 1851 with wife Sarah Arthur Winfield abt 1830 Whepstead, Suffolk, England Head Sarah Winfield abt 1830 Buy, Suffolk, England Wife This is their marriage: BETTS, Sarah 1850 June Marriages Bury St Edmunds WINFIELD, Arthur 1850 June Marriages Bury St Edmunds Can't find a death for Sarah as yet. Do you think it is likely that Louisa is Arthur's 2nd wife illegitimate daughter? It might be that she hadn't yet taken on his name in 1861, possible staying with another family member? Alternatively I thought that Sarah might have died in childbirth as her death could fit around the time of Louisa's birth.

Mags & Nicky

Mags & Nicky Report 4 Mar 2006 14:54

This is Ann's mother & sister? in 1851. Eleanor Barrell abt 1807 Whepstead, Suffolk, England Head Ann Burroughs abt 1810 Buy, Suffolk, England Lodger Ellen Burroughs abt 1843 Buy, Suffolk, England Lodger and Ellen in 1861 (just seeing if Louisa might be with her, but no!). Ellen Burroughs abt 1843 Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England Servant St Pancras

JaneFrance

JaneFrance Report 4 Mar 2006 15:13

I think the 1871 may simply be incorrect. I just thought a child found in 1871 ought to be there in 1861. Am I being too simplistic? Yes, she could have been illegitimate. I know that Arthur's second wife (Ellen Ann Burroughs) was herself illegitimate. Even so, she should be with them in 1861 because they were married in 1855. I did find a Sarah Betts who died in Pancras in 1852 - but I thought this wasn't perhaps her, because women were usually buried under their married name. She should be buried under the name Winfield.

JaneFrance

JaneFrance Report 4 Mar 2006 16:06

I'm still at it! I have found a Louisa Winfield who marries a William Stanley in 1895 in Kensington. In the 1901 census she is 41 and living in Fulham. Could someone please tell me the rest of her household? She was born in Isleworth - which, like Acton, is in Brentford district. Has anyone found her in the 1891. I bet she's there somewhere in Kensington, maybe Wingfield or Winkfield. Thanks for any offers!

Paul

Paul Report 4 Mar 2006 16:42

1901 Ernest V Christmas abt 1897 Bermondsey, London, England Boarder Fulham London Eliza Everard abt 1836 Rosewell, Essex, England Boarder Fulham London Louisa Stanley abt 1861 Isleworth, Middlesex, England Wife Fulham London William Stanley abt 1870 Baldock, Hartford Head Fulham London William is a 'packer factories' address seems to be Ancill Street stable Paul

JaneFrance

JaneFrance Report 4 Mar 2006 16:47

Thanks Paul