Jackson/Hayes Marriage. Missing?

[47813]

Hello

This has been bugging me for some time.

My Great-Grandparents ALBERT EDWARD JACKSON (b.1888) and xxxxx HAYES married i think?

Well thats about it. My Grandmother Elizabeth Jackson was born in 1916 in St Helens and i'm not sure if she was the eldest maybe about 90%.
Because we have a picture of her as a young child with her parents and no sign of any other childern.

This is how i got the name of Hayes for her mother, by looking at 'mothers maiden name' online

There its down i think as Hayes but i've had occasions in the past of other branches of the tree where people have their name mis-spelt. So nothing would suprise me.

Thing is i thought i'd find them easy enough but i've never found anything.

All i have to go on is the all the above info plus ALBERT was born also in St Helens.
This is only rumor but once a long long time ago my dad (his side of the family) did say there was a tiny little bit of Scottish blood on his mothers side of the family. Now seen as i've done quite a bit on this side and its all English and Irish i'm certain this would be where the Scottish blood if any did come in.
Plus Hayes is quite common i think in Scotland?

So i ask why no marriage?

Is it missing?
Did they marry in Scotland?
Did they marry?!

I think i'd know about if they didn't marry but still went on to have kids!

I'd be grateful for any help or advise to get this problem off my back 

Thankyou

Jonathan

[Ruskie]

Jonathan,
You could always purchase your grandmother's bith certificate to get the full names of both of her parents ....
I had a quick look on Scotland's people and there could find no marriage for this couple in Scotland.

[Ruskie]

I did find this marriage on freebmd:
Marriage Dec 1913
Hayes Emily
Jackson Albert
district: Keighley
volume: 9a
page: 393

[Ruskie]

Wonder if this may be Albert in the 1901 census:

92 Wilson St
St Helens

Josiah Jackson head mar 47 copper furnace man born St Helens
Ellen wife 48 b St Helens
Barbara daur 21  ? stitcher shirt ? powder (?)
Richard 18 saver (?)
Albert 13 glassworks labourer
Josiah son 20 wheeler at brickworks
Catherine Penkeith grandmother wid 98 born Ireland
(all children b St Helens)

Occupations difficult to decipher. If you think this may be your family it may be worthwhile starting another thread to see if others can offer assistance with translating occupations.

RG13 piece 3522 folio 67 page 69

[Ruskie]

And an Emily Hayes in 1901 in Keighley:

33A Woodhouse Rd
Keighley

Newham Hayes head mar 40 carter-ashes (corpor) b Yks Newbold
Elizabeth wife 30 b Keighley
Ada daur 14 worsted spinner
Samuel son 12 worsted doffer w.spin
Emily daur 9
William N son 2
Harriet daur 1
(all children b Keighley)
RG13/4078?158/43

Now I have no way of knowing if any of this is correct, so you will have to purchase certificates to be sure. I was just having a look around and these seemed to be a possibility.

Good luck.

[Ruskie]

The Josiah from the 1901 census with his parents and siblings:
1851
RG9/2751/21/38

No 31 Wright St
St Helens

Josiah jackson head mar (cannot read age) labourer at copperworks b Lancs Eccleston
Barbara wife 47 b Eccleston
Alice daur 24
Richard son 22 labourer
John son 13 school
Josiah son 8
Barbara daur 7
Peter son 4
Joseph son 1
(all children b Eccleston)

[Ruskie]

1881
Langborough (?) Hind House (?)
Newham Hayes age 19, agr labourer, born Newbold Yks, is boarding with the Robinson family in Great Ayton Yks.

Still trying to find Newham in 1871 ....

[Ruskie]

found him mistranscribed as Ayers from Newbald:
1871
(no obvious street name)
Newbold

Samuel Hayes head mar 46 ag lab b Newbold
Harriet wife 45 b Sandholm Yks
Newham son 10 scholar b Nth Newbold
Emily Clark daur mar 20 visitor

RG10/4767/80/16

[Ruskie]

Found this marriage on freebmd:
Marriages Dec 1897
Hayes Newham
Mullen Elizabeth
Keighley
9a 369