Hi everyone, wondered if someone could help with my problem. I am having difficulty finding out the name of one of my female relatives. Ann is noted as wife of James Gage in the 1851 census living in Kensington. She was born in Stonegrave Yorkshire in 1818. Her husband was born in Chelsworth Suffolk 1813 and died in Kensington 1869. I have trawled Yorkshire records for a birth or marriage but have not come up with anything, I'm guessing its because I have so little to go on. Would be really grateful if someone could give my search a boost by finding Ann's maiden surname. many thanks Ali
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For anyone looking, this appears to be them in 1851 - http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec?h...c=&pid=1839536
Probable birth for son Edward - Mar 1842 - Cosford (which covers Bildeston) - ref 12 346 . This would give mothers maiden name.Chrissie passed away in January 2020.
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Looks like this could be the birth reg for their son Edward ???? (see 1851 census return)
Mar qtr 1842 - Cosford Reg Dist - Edward Gage
Jay
ETA I see Chrissie beat me to it!Last edited by Janet in Yorkshire; 05-06-12, 10:32.Janet in Yorkshire
Genealogists never die - they just swap places in the family tree
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Great mind think alike Judith
This looks like the baptism of James and William in 1845. I suspect possibly a late one for James as it may have been a hurried one for William as it's very possible that he died shortly afterwards in the Dec quarter. http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec?h...c=&pid=1832099Chrissie passed away in January 2020.
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Last edited by Chrissie Smiff; 05-06-12, 11:09.Chrissie passed away in January 2020.
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Hi everyone, many thanks for your contributions.
Chrissi thanks for you help, its Ann, James' wife who I'm after. Its unusual in my family for the wife to come from way out of the area of the husband ie Suffolk to Yorkshire. Unfortunately I've not had any luck in tracing the marriage of Ann and James nor Ann's birth either would help. I'm particularly interested in pursing Ann's line as she is the only person in my tree born in the north.
Again thanks for your help, fingers crossed someone can find out more about Ann.
kind regards Ali
PS. will try and track down the grandson william's parents sometime, once I've got Ann.
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Hi Ali
Have you discounted this possible marriage?
Oct/Nov/Dec qtr 1839 St George Hanover Square
5 grooms & 4 brides listed on the same page.
Thomas Musgrave married Catherine Cavendish. Thomas was Bishop of Hereford & may also have been listed as Thomas Hereford which would account for the extra male.
John Fryer married Lucretia Salmon. A John Fryer has a wife named Lucretia in 1851.
Leaving John Watts, James Gage, Mary Ann Barham & Ann Dale.
If James Gage married Ann Dale it poses the problem of where was she in 1841?
Moggie
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Hi Ali
The following is pure speculation on my part & a birth cert for one of the children would prove or disprove my theory.
If James did marry Ann Dale there is a possible baptism for her on Familysearch.
Anne Dale baptised 5th Oct 1817 Stonegrave, Yorkshire, parents Edward & Mary Dale.
Marriage for her parents at Stonegrave on 13th Sep 1816?
Edward Dale age 21 (1795) & Mary Thorpe age 19 (1797) Mary’s father Thomas Thorpe.
Possibly the same Edward & Mary living St George Bloomsbury, Middlesex in 1841. Note an Elizabeth Thorpe in household.
1851 same address Mary’s birthplace given as Stonegrave, Yorkshire
http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec?htx=view&r=5538&dbid=8860&iid=MDXHO107_1507_ 1507-0087&fn=Edward&ln=Dale&st=d&ssrc=&pid=2613381
Moggie
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