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help to find Mary Brown 1871

Posted: 28 Oct 2010 17:22
by joe99
Mary Brown nee Bolton born 1823 on the 61 census age 38 with husband James and family holt Lane Rainhill. not at home on the 71 census husband listed as married living at at houghton street Rainhill Mary died 1875 buried at StAnns Rainhill. can anyone help please. joe

Posted: 29 Oct 2010 09:54
by MaryA
Please give the reference for the 1861 census so that we can see the full details.

Have you identified the Boltons, ie Mary's family, and checked them to see if she was visiting at census time?

If you give the details from their marriage certificate we could maybe look into this line of thinking.

Posted: 31 Oct 2010 08:02
by Tina
Thanks Mary, I had a look in census and couldn't find them also tried Browne.
There are a couple of Mary's with spouse James but nowhere near Rainhill.
I can't find her death in 1875 aged 52yrs.
No marriage in Free BMD.
Tina

BROWN, Mary Ann

Posted: 04 Nov 2010 20:35
by dickiesam
Hi,
Just passing through.... :arrow:

?? Deaths Jun 1875: BROWN, Mary Ann - 62 - Prescott - 8b - 412.
It's definitely 62 so, if this is she, perhaps her 1861 census age is out by 10 years?

No sign of a Bolton/Brown marriage in Lancs though, Sept 1837 to 1875.
We need the page references for the 1861 and 1871 censuses.

Dickiesam 8)

Posted: 06 Nov 2010 16:27
by joe99
:oops: I am soooooo very sorry I put the wrong name in it was James Stanley born 1828 Prescot he lived in Rainhill Houghton st. His wfe Mary nee Bolton was born c1823 in Kent. She was not at home in 1871 and died dec 1875. once agin I am so sorry that I wasted your time, I can only put it down to a mature moment and my daughter gets married in two weeks am I forgiven :? joe

Mary Bolton/Stanley

Posted: 06 Nov 2010 17:33
by dickiesam
Oh Joe! Who's a naughty boy then? :roll:
No worries, we've all been there at one time or another!

I found her marriage: Marriages Mar 1853: BOLTON, Mary and STANLEY, James - W Derby - 8b - 572.
And her death: Deaths Dec 1875> STANLEY, Mary - 53 - Prescott - 8b - 446.

Do you have the marriage cert? If yes, could you post both fathers' names and occupations? I think I found her in 1851 as a 'house servant' in the household of the Wilkin family of Upper Baker Street, West Derby... RG# HO107 / Piece:2192 / Folio:128 / Page:36. Her place of birth looks like 'Luition', Kent. There is a Luton in Kent but haven't come across anywhere that sounds/looks like Luition.

Found her in in 1861 at RG09 / 2744 / 44 / 41. Did an extensive search in 1871 without success. I suspect she may have left the family home before 1871 and was enumerated as the spouse of another man with his surname; a fairly common occurrence! If you have her death cert perhaps you would post all the addresses on it, the name of the person who reported the death and their relationship to Mary.

Dickiesam

Posted: 06 Nov 2010 20:39
by joe99
Thanks for that I am in the process of sending for the certs I will let you know how I get on. I just have to get the names right, easy you'd think :roll: joe

Posted: 06 Nov 2010 20:47
by Hilary
The marriage took place at Walton St Mary in 1853 (from lancashirebmd)

It's on www.lan-opc.org.uk

10 March 1853 St Mary Walton on the Hill

James Stanley full age bacjelor of Everton filemaker father Thomas Stanley watch maker married Mary Bolton fullage spinster of Everton father Richard Bolton farmer

witnesses Alice Stanley Josiah Stanley

Hilary
Ed Offficer

Posted: 06 Nov 2010 21:28
by MaryA
Good one Hilary, that'll save Joe a few bob.

Posted: 08 Nov 2010 01:57
by Tina
Hi Dickiesam :D
Do you think 1851 misheard could be Lewisham??
I've found a Mary Bolton 15 in 1841 census with father Richard(Tks to E.O) agr labr.

Tina

Whoisham... Lewisham!

Posted: 08 Nov 2010 10:42
by dickiesam
Hi Tina,
Begob, you appear to have cracked it.
HO107 - Piece:484 - Book/Folio:12/21 - Page:35.
Certainly looks like Mary especially as one of her siblings is an Isabella; a name she gave to her second daughter.

Well done you!

Dickiesam

Posted: 08 Nov 2010 17:46
by Hilary
I've had a good laugh over LUITION = LEWISHAM which I reckon is correct.

As a kid we lived a few miles from Lewisham and as I remember we said it Looishom which could easily be thought of as Luition and we didn't speak in the local accent (well I probably did to a degree to blend in but my parents didn't)

All I remember about Lewisham in the 1950s was that it had a large department store called Chiesmans which as I remember had the only local escalator and I was terrified of it!

Good one Tina!

Hilary
Ed Officer

Posted: 09 Nov 2010 08:27
by MaryA
Clever connection our Teen!

Posted: 10 Nov 2010 12:16
by Tina
Thanks everyone for replies.

The WOMBAT...

Tina :D

Posted: 27 Nov 2010 18:55
by joe99
thanks to one and all joe