SWALLOW FAMILY

[louisa maud]

I AM HAVING A GREAT DEAL OF TROBLE TRYING TO FIND THIS FAMILY
1891 RG12/1463 F 120 P3
William Swallow aged  26 born Ovington
Jane 26 (should be Jeanette) Clare
Minnie aged 7 Ovington
Jessie 5 Ovington
Mabel 3 Ovington
Ethel 1 Ovington

1901 RG13/1673 F 69 P3
William 34 now showing place of birth as Ashen
Jeanette 35 Clare
Minnie 17 Ovington
Mabel 15 Ovington
Jessie 13 Ovington
Ethel 11 Ovington married Frederick Sutton
Jeanette 9 Affton
Felix Sidney 6 Clare died WW1
Raymond 4 ashen died 1955
Kate 3 died 1918
Florence2 Althorne
Lilian  3months died 1902

Shown above as bold I can find no trace of, a few possibles but nothing concrete

Jeanette Swallow nee Dyson died in 1902 and William married in 1906 to Blanche Howlett(e), this surname features within this family possibly twice more

This family is really baffling me, any help much appreciated, I have visited ERO some years ago for baptisms but at that time I couldn't find any



Louisa Maud

[CaroleW]

Hi

The marriage was only in 1885 so Minnie could be registered under Jeanette's maiden name

[louisa maud]

Yes Carole, you are correct, Minnie later got married, 1 less to locate.

I don't think Jeanette was registered, still looking for her

Thank you

LM

[miriamkinga]

There's a Jeaneth ? Grace Swallow on the 1911 - I found her using the free search facility

[louisa maud]

Yes, I did finally   find a Jeanette Grace Swallow, age right but can't read her place of birth, strange thing is even as late as her year of birth she doesn't seem to have been registered at birth, I wonder if she was adopted although she is shown as a daughter and has the same Christina name as the  mother, another strange thing, she is the fifth daughter, would have thought that the first or second child would have been named the same as the mother.

I am gradually finding these Swallows, I think after the father remarried they all spread out to go into service

Thank You

LM

[louisa maud]

I am now considering this complete and will delve a little further

Thank you

Louisa Maud