Odlin (Ondine?) Green born 1840, Skegness, Lincolnshire.

[whiteout7]

Possibly but she has made herself 2 years older, maybe she was working there

[Geoff-E]

Possibly but she has made herself 2 years older, maybe she was working there

From her baptism (the one you found), she was probably aged 16 at the beginning of June 1841, so 15 would be the correct census entry.  There doesn't seem to be anyone of the right age in Lincs in 1841.

[crimea1854]

Re Sophia, perhaps it's worth saying that the other witness at WMB's wedding was a Joseph Watson, which ties Sophia and the 1841 census nicely!

Martin

[whiteout7]

Wondering where Mary Mount Blisseden died.

[trish1120]

As posted by whiteout7

Name   William Green
Spouse's Name   Maria Hutson
Event Date   22 Oct 1823
Event Place   Winthorpe, Lincoln, England

Extra info;
Bachelor/Spinster
Witnesses, Thomas Green and John Smith
Bride signed with an X

Trish

[trish1120]

Strange Census

1851 Census
Winthorpe, Lincolnshire
HO107/2110/124/4
William Reed, 58, Head, Mar, Blacksmith, born Wainfleet All Saints
Elizabeth Reed, 54, Wife, Mar, born Frieston
William Gollands,   18, Servant, Apprentice
Eliza Green, 18, Daug***
Thos Geo Woodward, 14, Son
ODLIN Green, 10, Daug*****
Wm Adlard Woodward, 7, Son
Frederick Green, 4, Son
Wm Mount Green 1, Son
All others born Skegness

Now;
Marriage;
23 April 1846, St Clement, Skegness
William GREEN, no marital status, Father JOHN Green
Mary WOODWARD, Widow, Father George BAKER

Burial;
23 March 1842 St Clement, MARIA Green age 40

Trish

[whiteout7]

Thankyou Trish, it is a strange census.

Maybe I have the wrong birth for Odlin Green, not sure - maybe her mother was an Elizabeth?
The "Wm Mount Green" in that census is interesting, there may be some type of convulated type of relationships here with widows and relatives marrying relatives, who knows!

[MikeDB]

According to the info I have, the reason for the odd census info is that after Maria died (23/3/1842), William remarried on 23/4/1846. His second wife was Mary Woodward. William died in1848 and Mary in 1851, after which Odlin and some of her siblings (from both marriages) were taken in and looked after by William and Elizabeth Reed.

[whiteout7]

Thankyou for that Mike - it is a bit sideways to my tree.

So very facinating that Odlin and her sister travelled so far with in the British Isles