Looking for Julia

[Gadget]

Not sure about all this but I think that this is proof that there's been a mix up between the two George Hendersons. Geoff maybe has already looked and found  but I'm putting this up for info.

1871 George Henderson, who says b. Stamford - RG10/3309/24/2 - mother Lucy
1871 George William Henderson who says b. Wrawby - RG10/3428/74/20 - father Joshua and mother Mary J

1901 (the family of George William Henderson, b. Wrawby )
15a Albert Street, Glandford Brigg
RG13/3102/15/21
Joshua Henderson, 63, hairdresser, b. Brigg
Mary J, w, 70, b. Bassingtham
Elizabeth K, d, unm, 34, b. Brigg
Dorothy, grdd, 5, b. S Africa, port Elizabeth

1901 (the family of George Henderson, b. Stamford)
2 Bkackfriars Street, Stamford
RG13/3019/70/1
George Henderson, 40, cabinet maker, b. Stamford
Julia, w, 39, b.  Peakirk
William Kirton, s, 10, b. Stamford
George Wood, brder, 24, ag implement traveller, b. Lincoln


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[Gibby1968]

George William married Julia Moore Parkinson on 21 August 1894.

[Gadget]

Where did the marriage take place?

The 1901 and 1911 censuses that you refer to were not them.

I see that Dorothy Kate is showing up with these parents on an online tree - no source info though.

Julia's (b. 26 july 1866, Poplar)  parents are given as Henry W Parkinson and Jane Amelia Younger. She is with them in Poplar 1871-1891

This might be of some use - nearly 13 years ago but ~

http://tinyurl.com/b68agk4

The person does seem to have letters from George to Dorothy in 1909.


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[Geoff-E]

As was originally stated, GWH died in 1911 in Lincoln ... he was buried there on 18th Dec.  The burial record gives his abode as Grimsby, which is the place that Dorothy was a servant in the 1911 census.

[Gadget]

A bit more:

George W Henderson, aged 45, arrived Southampton 29 Sep 1908 from Durban on board the Walmer Castle

[Geoff-E]

Please forgive my little outburst yesterday. 

The likelihood of two George HENDERSONs from Lincs both marrying women called Julia around the same time, one of them disappearing overseas for a time was not a possibillity I had considered.


    

[Nottschick]

If I can jump in here!! 

You might expect by my username that I know a fair bit about Notts and have some useful CDs.  If you still want to know about the Nottingham marriage in 1889 of George Henderson and Julia Kirton , it was at Nottingham St Saviour's Church on 14/10/1889. 
That in itself doesn't tell you much, but if you can hang on for about 3 weeks, I expect to be visiting the Nottingham archives when I can look up the entry in the parish fiches and get all the details.  Let me know if you still want the info please. 

NC. 

[Gibby1968]

I have found his wife and I posted the information here earlier today.

[Gadget]

Magic words are always welcome