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Can anyone find James Glover and family in 1861 please?
Posted: 18 Jun 2010 20:51
by Hilary
With help I am now on the track of one of my missing Glovers.
James born 1812 married Ann Tapley on 23 December 1840 at St Catherine Liverpool. They then had Sarah Hayward born 1842, Elizabeth Tapley 1843, Margaret A 1845, and Frances Mary in 1849. In 1851 they are at
Cresswell Street Everton
James Glover 38 agent
Ann wife 36
sarah H 9
Eliza T 8
Margaret A 7
Frances My 2
Matilda Thompson servant 20
No places of birth given
They had another child Arthur Anderson Glover in 1853
All the children were born in Liverpool. James was born in Upholland but lived there and Billinge and probably didn't know were he was born.
Can anyone find James and Ann after the 1851 census? I know what happened to Sarah, Elizabeth, Frances and Arthur in 1871 and afterwards but I cannot find anyone in 1861.
Hilary
Ed Officer
Edited marriage date per later post where error was identified MA
Re: Can anyone find James Glover and family in 1861 please?
Posted: 18 Jun 2010 21:56
by Daisycakes
Education Officer wrote:With help I am now on the track of one of my missing Glovers.
James born 1812 married Ann Tapley on 23 December 1847 at St Catherine Liverpool. They then had Sarah Hayward born 1842, Elizabeth Tapley 1843, Margaret A 1845, and Frances Mary in 1849. In 1851 they are at
Cresswell Street Everton
James Glover 38 agent
Ann wife 36
sarah H 9
Eliza T 8
Margaret A 7
Frances My 2
Matilda Thompson servant 20
No places of birth given
married 1847 and then had
They had another child Arthur Anderson Glover in 1853
All the children were born in Liverpool. James was born in Upholland but lived there and Billinge and probably didn't know were he was born.
Can anyone find James and Ann after the 1851 census? I know what happened to Sarah, Elizabeth, Frances and Arthur in 1871 and afterwards but I cannot find anyone in 1861.
Hilary
Ed Officer
Did they have their children before they married then or have I misread it?? it is a bit late ((and England only drew so I'm told))
Ann
Posted: 18 Jun 2010 22:01
by Hilary
Sorry it's me
They married in 1840
I'll edit the post accordingly too late I can't but they definitely married in 1840.
Hilary
Ed Officer
Posted: 18 Jun 2010 22:19
by MaryA
Do you have death dates for James and Ann? Wondering of course about a second marriage for Ann and maybe they are listed under a new name.
Posted: 18 Jun 2010 22:23
by Daisycakes
This is a long shot did... James have a second name
Joseph Glover 51 Collector of ?then underneath officer
Ann 48 born Prescot
Elizabeth 16 Prescot
Frances M 3 (I know this is the wrong age but ya never know) ;liverpool
Alice Bennett 18 servant
1861 rg 9/2696
Ann
Posted: 18 Jun 2010 23:48
by CaroleW
Hi
May be totally unconnected but your James was schedule number 50 in Cresswell St in 1851
At Schedule number 57 was an Edward Glover (36) landing waiter b Liverpool plus his family
Posted: 19 Jun 2010 09:12
by Hilary
Thabks for all the replies
Mary - I don't know when James and Ann died
Ann - the Joseph collector of isn't him I've tracked him backwards and forwards
Carole - the Edward down the road isn't connected
Thanks for trying everybody
Hilary
Ed Officer
James Glover
Posted: 19 Jun 2010 13:24
by dickiesam
Hi Hilary,
Bit late coming onto this but I did find possibles in the 1861 for a couple of the older children. Couldn't find the youngest, Arthur and Frances. Looked at the 1841 and found James' occupation as a Tea Dealer. The 'Agent' in 1851 could mean tea importer's agent or rep.
While there are about 6 James and Ann Glover Liverpool/West Derby deaths between 1852 and 1861, because of the children's absence I am wondering if he was abroad on tea business with some family in 1861?
Dickiesam
Posted: 19 Jun 2010 17:03
by Hilary
Good idea that Dickie Sam as they all disappear until the middle 1860s.
Sarah marries Henry Michael Hiller in 1868 and I have her in 1871 at 12 St Albans Everton. Also there is Arthur Anderson, Elizabeth dies in 1864 (perhaps I should get her death certificate and see who registers it), Frances is a governess at 130 Canning Street in 1871. Frances married William Edward Henshaw in 1881 at St Brides. I'd better take a look at her marriage entry. Margaret I don't know.
It does look as if the parents are either dead by 1871 or elsewhere.
Hilary
Ed Officer