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Tati
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What happened to them? I can't see them on later census returns  I can see a *possible* Martha in 1901 living with her grandmother Hannah Winter, but I'm not able to trace her back properly.
I think I have spotted Selina in 1871:
Selina Mitchell, serv, unm, 17, Kitchenmaid, b. Northamptonshire Grafton
at St George Hanover Square in the household of Clinton G Hawkins, Civil servant Foreign Department.
RG10/99 14 20
From there on, I think this may be her in 1861:
RG9/958 116 9
Grafton Underwood, Northamptonshire
John Mitchel, head, 60, Labourer, b. Grafton Underwood
Hannah, wife, 63, b. Tywell?
Soline, granddau, 9, scholar, b. Grafton Underwood
Tanja 
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Tracing the Mitchell's back, they are with their son Alfred age 12 in 1851, and this looks like them in 1841:
HO107/803/12 5 5
Grafton Underwood, Northamptonshire
John Mitchell, 35, Ag lab, yes (=born in county)
Hannah, 40, yes
Joseph, 15, Ag lab, yes
Mary, 15, yes
James, 10, yes
Alfred, 2, yes
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And tracing Joseph forth, I see in 1861:
RG9/959 118 13
Twywell, Northamptonshire
Joseph Mitchell, head, 33, Ag lab, b. Graffton
Elizabeth, wife, 30, b. Clipton?
Elizabeth, dau, 10, Lace maker, b. Twywell
George, son, 6, scholar, b. Geddington
Anne, dau, 3, scholar, b. do.
Thomas, son, 7mo, b. Twywell
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Hm. Look at this:
1851
HO107/1568 106 45
Surrey Newington St Mary
172? High Street
Geo Simpson, head, 33, Operative Chemist, b. Surrey (can't read)
Elizabeth, wife, 33, b. do.
Edward W Butt, Apprentice, 19, Apprentice to chemist, b. Berks Newbury?
Hannah Winter, serv, unm, 25, Domestic servant, b. Surrey Thurlsey
Are you descended from Bertha, or are you aware of any other children Edward and Selina had?
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OK, I'm posting the 1901 here (I'm sure you already have it) for reference:
1901
RG13/73 121 52
Chelsea, London
20 Rawlings Street
Hannah Winter, head, wid, 78, Living on means, b. Surrey Godalming
Bertha, granddau, s, 20, b. London Pimlico
Still searching for any of them in 1891 
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