George Sissons b.1853 of Elksley missing death??

[Annie65115]

Here's George's baptism details

1853 01 30 at ELKESLEY St Giles; George son of Thomas SISSONS labourer and Catherine      (one of 9 children baptised to this couple)

and this may well be his parents' marriage

1836 11 08   Thomas   SISSONS   and    Catherine   BALL    at ELKESLEY St Giles

But there are no suitable deaths for George on the CDs.

[TylerGib]

Ah thanks muchly!

Another little snippet to add.

Ty

[Annie65115]

By the way, do you have the marriage cert for George and Lucy?

[TylerGib]

Unfortunately not yet no, its on the list to get with others, but I got the record from Ancestry.

Ty

By the way, do you have the marriage cert for George and Lucy?

[lizdb]

Hi Sorry if I came across a bit off earlier.

I think there is one cert that may solve a lot of the unknown all in one go - that of the marriage of Lucy Sissons to Henry Jarvis. It will confirm if she has been married before, and if her father was a Sissons, or a Fenwick (or something else!). If she is a spinster with father called Sissons, then the Sissons/Fenwick marriage is a red herring and following George Sissons a complete waste of time. If however she was a widow with a father Fenwick, then it confirms you are on the right track, and thus looking for George's death becomes relevant and important.
£9-25 would mean you knew one way or the other.

[larkspur]

Just throwing spanners around here...
1881 census has Minnie's birthplace as Winterton she is 2 years old.
There is a  baptism in Winterton for a Mary Ann  JARVIS Jan 15 1880, birth date 11 Aug 1879, mother Jane Ellen Jarvis. Minnie being a pet name ? http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/RecordDisplayTranscript.aspx?oid=546588&iid=141629
FreeBMD birth Sept 1879 Mary Ann Jarvis Glanford Brigg 7a/717

birth Sept 1854 Glanford Brigg 7a/569 Jane Ellen Jarvis
Baptism 16-7-1854 Winteringham Jane Ellen Jarvis dau of Thomas and Dinah.
1861 census RG 9/2400/63 p23
Dinah Jarvis with children Henry aged 10 and Jane aged 6
Could it not be that Henry took in his sisters Bas....  Haven't worked out the "Sissons" though 
EDITED
Ok forget the above, Mary Ann is here
RG11/3291/103 p11
 Her death at Glanford Brigg Apr 1885 7a/428

[Annie65115]

I agree there's no point looking for more detail about this George Sissons unless/until you have documentary proof that he is your man.

If/when this arrives and shows that he is indeed the right person, I'm happy to help with more info if I can.