Elizabeth Lamble married 1888 then disappears.

[deoxy]

Hello I have a relative called Elizabeth Campbell Lamble who married in West Derbyshire in 1888. The possible husbands listed are Frederick McCullough or Joseph Rutter.  I can't find her in the census after her marriage or in the deaths.  She wa born in 1869 in Christchurch, Hampshire.   The other lady on the marriage list is Ann Grace Richardson.  I've found an Ann G Rutter in the 1891 census who might be her.  Can anyone find Elizabeth please? Thanks.   

[mosiefish]

Hi,

She married Frederick McCullough in the registration district of West Derby Lancashire which bordered Liverpool.  See www.lancashirebmd.org.uk . 

Regards,
Mo

[deoxy]

Thanks Mo.  That's narrowed it down.   I can't find her in the 1891 census.  I wonder if the surname's been mistranscribed.   

[Schoch]

Hi,

Is there a connection to Ireland (Holywood) in 1901 with McCullough family?

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Down/Holywood_Urban/Byron_Street/1223570/

[deoxy]

Yes everything fits. Elizabeth is with her parents and has 4 daughters.  Not sure what's become of her husband Frecderick.  How interesting. After years of researching this family it's a surprise to find them living in Ireland.   Elizabeth's mother Flora died in Maidstone, Kent in 1917.  I'll be able to add the daughters to the tree and see what I can find out about them.  Well done for finding the family.  Thank you very much. 

[The Mc]

Familysearch has a Elizabeth C Lamble birth 1869 Christchurch, Hampshire. Parents Thomas Lamble,​ Flora B Lamble.

In the 1871 census they were in Havant.

[deoxy]

Thanks very much.   

[The Mc]

Familysearch has this entry.....

Thomas Lamble married Flora Blyth Campbell on 7 May 1861 at Christchurch.
Thomas aged 34 born 1827. Father Elias Lamble. Flora aged 19 born 1842. Father James Campbell.

In the 1871 census it shows Thomas Lamble born 1825 in Salcombe, Devon. Wife Flora B. Lamble.
Children Charles F Lamble and Thoma J Lamble.

[deoxy]

Thanks again.  It's very nice of you to search for more information.