looking for my 3rd great grandmother

[LizzieL]

Long thread, so sorry if this has been posted before
National burials index on FindMyPast has a burial for a William Turley on 30 May 1828 at St Bartholemews , Wednesbury. His age is 38 giving birth year of abt 1790.

[LizzieL]

As far as I can see there is a 77 year old Elizabeth Lowe recorded as mother in Law to David Adams in the 1871 census.  Elizabeth (Turley) could have remarried anytime after sons James`s birth in 1825 (as found by Ladyhawk). 

Christening
Caroline TURLEY 23 Jul 1820 St Batholomew Wednesbury Stafford
Parents William Turley & Elizabeth also these Turley children

Hannah Turley 17 Feb 1811
Sarah Adams Turley 6 Dec 1812
Elizabeth 29 Jan 1815
William 8 Apr 1822
James 6 Feb 1825

Elizabeth Lowe mother in law from 1871 census followed her back to the 1841 census although her pob given as Durham & West Brom

on 1841c we have Joseph, Elizabeth Martha, Benjamin & John Lowe

possibly christenings for their children
Martha Lowe 29 Jun 1823 St Bartholomew Wednesbury
Parents Joseph Lowe & Elizabeth
Benjamin Lowe 27 Nov 1825 St Bartholomew Wednesbury
Parents Joseph Lowe & Elizabeth
John Adams Lowe 7 Jun 1829 St Bartholomew Wednesbury
Jospeh Lowe & Elizabeth

There is an overlap in the Turley set of children and the Lowe set. So I don't see how the widowed Elizabeth Turley marries Joseph Lowe and has a second set of children. Unless Elizabeth Turley is his second wife co-incidentally having same name as first wife.

[LizzieL]

Looks like Bunn family in 1851, but now husband is James
Piece number    2053
Folio    246
Page    28

Probably  "Thomas" in 1841 was enumerators mistake.

[LizzieL]

Ancestry has marriage for James Bunn and Susannah Turley in Handsworth, 14 Feb 1831.

Witnesses Richard Fisher and Sarah Turley. Too early to record names of fathers of the couple.

Is Susannah the same as Hannah bapt 1811?  Same changing of names on later censuses when she is a widow living with son John and family.

Susanna Bunn on 1851 census born Wednesbury abt 1811.

[Bunky27]

I think you will find that James and Susannah - and Thomas and Susanna - are two separate families. From what I can understand it would seem that James and Susannah have no connection with your research and you should concentrate on Thomas.
Bunky27