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Where on earth is Thomas??

Posted: 08 Apr 2010 20:23
by LindaS
I am still on the trail of the elusive Stirrups :( . Before the certs went up I sent for a few, one was a Margery Stirrup (My James's mother) Death cert. It showed she died in Liverpol Workhouse on 13 Dec 1879 (name was entered as Margaret-age 65 though, but it looks like the correct one - widow of William Labourer) The surprising thing was the informant was a Thomas Stirrup her son of 9Ct Maguire St. I hadnt seen any sign of a Thomas on any census for the family. I sent for his birth cert & found it was her son born 16 May 1849 at 11 Ct Pownall Sq. William his father died of cholera on 8 Aug 1849.
Ive been through all the census again & still cant find him - the only one I can find is on the 1871 but he is down as being born in 1844 with a brother William so I dont think its him.
Below is the link for my last posts about the Stirrups.

http://liverpool-genealogy.org.uk/phpBB ... ht=stirrup

Ive found a marriage for a Thomas to a Ellen Molyneux in 1877 at St Albans - again I dont know if thats the right one.
Has anybody any ideas what might have happened to him or where he might be hiding??? :?: :?:

Posted: 09 Apr 2010 12:31
by MaryA
St Albans was a Catholic church, so was it likely to be a marriage that took place there? Also one to a Charlotte S Jasper in Q1 1882 at St Nicks. As we have the churches for both of these, it would be worth asking for a look up if anybody is going to the RO and see what results it brings.

It might not seem very reverent but at least they haven't pulled down St Albans church in Athol Street (closed 1991), but you should see the use they have put it too ! http://www.awesomewalls.co.uk/ :lol:

Posted: 09 Apr 2010 14:43
by Pegasus
Linda.

Here is the mariage details for Wm STIRRUP to Margery BLUNDELL:

William STIRRUP

Married: Margery BLUNDELL


27th April 1835 at St Peter, Church Street, Liverpool

(Found BVRI & Familysearch.org)

This is the couple You ref to in You posting above!

Posted: 09 Apr 2010 15:43
by Pegasus
Linda.

If this is the right Couple, I have found them on the 1841 Census:

HO107/557, ED16, Folio 8, Page 8.

Leeds Street

Willm STIRRUP , 25Yrs old, Labourer
Margery STIRRUP , 23Yrs old
Alice STIRRUP , 4Mths old
Alice BLUNDELL , 55Yrs old
James BLUNDELL , 11Yrs old

All ‘Born In County’

Posted: 09 Apr 2010 16:30
by Pegasus
This may be the same STIRRUP Family on the 1851:

HO107/2180, ED 2 (1g), Folio 53, Page 18

6 Shaw Hill Street, Liverpool (around the area of Whitechapel/Dale St)

Mary A. STIRRUP, Head, Widow, 30Yrs old, Mangle Keeper
Alice STIRRUP, Daut, UnMar, 12Yrs old, At Home
Elizabeth STIRRUP, Daut, UnMar, 8Yrs old, Scholar
Thomas STIRRUP, Son, UnMar, 3Yrs old, At Home
Mary STIRRUP, Daut, UnMar, 1Yr old, At Home
Mary SALT , Visitor, UnMar, 50Yrs old, Confectioner, Bn Ireland

Posted: 09 Apr 2010 17:16
by Pegasus
Here is James on 1871 Census

RG10/3760, ED 32, Folio 64a, Page 22

8 Dixon Terrace, Tatlock Street, Liverpool

James STIRRUP, Head, Mar, 24Yrs old, Bottle Maker
Sarah A. STIRRUP, Wife, Mar, 21Yrs old
Elizabeth A. STIRRUP, Daut, , 3Yrs old
William STIRRUP, Son , , 1Yr old
Margery STIRRUP, Widow, Widow, 55Yrs old, Annuitant

All Bn Liverpool, Lanc's

Margery is Transcribed as 'Margaret STIRRUP, 65Yrs old'

Posted: 09 Apr 2010 18:36
by LindaS
Thanks for looking for them Pegasus. I have got the family in all the Census's apart from 1861. The 1841 & 1871 is the right one but the 1851 is not. I have found them on that one but Thomas is not with them, thats why it was such a surprise to find another son.
The Alice on the 1841 died in Jun 1843 along with John b 1837( he's further down the page) who died 3 weeks later both from Scarlet Fever.
I have the marriage record for William & Margery
Its just a puzzle where Thomas has got to!!
In 1851 they lived at 2 Ct 15 House Oriel St

Mary- I will have a ride to the RO soon & have a look at the marriage records.

Posted: 09 Apr 2010 19:02
by Pegasus
Linda.

It's Puzzles like this that keep the Grey Cells in Overdrive! :roll:

Posted: 09 Apr 2010 19:12
by LindaS
Pegasus wrote:Linda.

It's Puzzles like this that keep the Grey Cells in Overdrive! :roll:
I know!!! mine are fast dying off though :lol: