Genealogy Chat

I posted the 1851 census which appears to be Mary and the children with George Marrett. Mary has taken the name Marrett but I didn't find a marriage.

The information I have received is wonderful but now wondering were did Mary Northwood go to when Jacob died? Also had Jacob been married before? What had he been doing all his life? Can you please help again Thank you

You're very welcome Toyah.

Wow thank you so much for everyone that has taken time to give me all this wonderful interesting information, I can't thank you enough

BURN, Mary F 35 1806 Yorkshire
BURN, Rebecca F 7 1834 Yorkshire
BURN, Thomas M 4 1837 Yorkshire
BURN, Wilfred M 2 1839 Yorkshire
NORTHWOOD, Emma F 2 1839 Yorkshire

Piece: 1222

Book/Folio: 12/9

Page: 11

Registration District: Skirlaugh

Civil Parish: Hornsea

Municipal Borough:

Address: Gate Street, South, Hornsea

County: Yorkshire


As it is the 1841 census, there is no clue to relationships

Emma Northwood
England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975

christening: 11 August 1839 Bridlington, York, England
residence: Bridlington, York, England
mother:Mary Northwood

Births Sep 1839
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Northwood Emma Bridlington 23 19
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Given his age at death it seems highly likely that the 1841 that Pam posted for Jacob is the right one, especially as his age may have been rounded down. That Jacob does live at Auburn, too.

The 1851 shows that Mary's two sons aren't twins but are fairly close in age. It would be interesting to know if the daughter Emma was Jacob's or if Mary already had her when she met him.

Here's a newspaper article about Jacob's death:

Publication:York Herald
Publication date:Saturday 28 November 1846

Article text:
"On Sunday night, about eight o'clock, Mr. Jacob Hague, of Auburn House, near Bridlington, having returned from market in his usual good state of health, and having eaten a hearty supper, went to procure a lantern to supper up his cattle, when he fell down on the floor, and instantly expired.

He was 77 years of age and leaves a widow and three young children. VERDICT: Died by the visitation of God."

Can't help but feel we are talking about more than one Jacob Hagues.

You need the 1841 marriage certificate for Jacob's age and father's name.

EDIT: Sorry 1842 marriage

1841 Census

Person: HAGUE, Jacob

Address: Auburn, Fraisthorpe, Auburn


HAGUE, Jacob M 65 1776 Yorkshire
HAGUE, Ann F 70 1771 Yorkshire

Piece: 1214

Book/Folio: 13/2

Page: 10

Registration District: Bridlington

Civil Parish: Fraisthorpe

Municipal Borough:

Address: Auburn, Fraisthorpe, Auburn

County: Yorkshire

Where was 'Auburn House'........and when did the family live there?
What were the names of sons? When were they born?

If he knew his father, the name will be on the marriage cert

Marriages Sep 1842 (>99%)

HAGUES Jacob Bridlington 23 39
NORTHWOOD Mary Bridlington 23 39
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Have you got the marriage certificate of Mary to Jacob, which will have more information about him?

F S = Female Servant

No house numbers on the census record................such things were virtually unheard-of until after the introduction of the national postal system

In 1841, ages of over-15's were rounded-down to the nearest 5, so Mary's age would have been anything from 20 to 24.

1851

MARRETT, George Head Married M 32 1819 Labourer
Skeffling, Yorkshire
MARRETT, Mary Wife Married F 33 1818 Wife
Bridlington, Yorkshire
HAGUES, Emma Daughter Unmarried F 12 1839 Scholar
Bridlington, Yorkshire
HAGUES, Easan (should be Easau) Son Unmarried M 8 1843 Scholar
Bridlington, Yorkshire
HAGUES, Jacob Son Unmarried M 6 1845 Scholar
Bridlington, Yorkshire

Piece: 2364

Folio: 203

Page: 8

Registration District: Patrington

Civil Parish: Skeffling

Municipal Borough:

Address: Gilcross House, Skeffling

County: Yorkshire (East riding)


Probably second marriage for Mary, the mother of Jacob.

The 1841 image says she is a F.S. which is probably Farm Servant.

Prince Street where ?
Edit: Sorry...see it is Bridlington.

I am trying to establish what no Prince Street Mary Northwood lived at in 1841 and why she was there. There was 13 other occupants none of which were related to her. Mary was 20 at the time so she was possibly a servant! Also I would like help finding out anything about Jacob Hagues who she later married. I knw the ended up living in Auburn House and having twin boys but that's about it. Thank you