Hello, more on William Miller.
He had married, had a child and been widowed by 1841. That first wife was
Ann and she had married Ralph Surtees by whom she had a daughter in Gateshead.
The daughter of that marriage remains close to the Millers at least until
her marriage in 1850. The 1835 Miller child of William and Ann, Jane,
cannot be traced with any real certainty after 1841.
ON 12/12/1835, at All Saints Newcastle, an Ann Surtees, who already has a child,
marries William Miller, his brother Allan witnesses the marriage. She
then dies before 1841. Ann's first child, Ellen Surtees is with her step
father at the 1841 census, and then Ellen might go on
to Marry a William Hutchinson in 1850, still in All Saints, and continues to
live there. This Ellen gives Ralph as her father at her wedding. Some
subsequent census entries give her place of birth as Gateshead and Durham.
This links her to the 1830 wedding in Gateshead and the 1835 birth of Ellen
in Gateshead. Hope that's easy to follow.
The 1841 census is the most important document I've seen for this family group, although the address is given as Hazelrigg the name of the village changes about 1842 to Camperdown.
I'm interested in Williams 2nd wife Isabella do you have her surname as Hunter or Miller ?
