Looking for James & Susannah Randall in 1841 & 1851 Census

[ciderdrinker]

Hi
There are 3 James Randells etc baptised Crickerell
James 27.12.1801 s of Francis and Elizabeth (brother Richard 12.2.1804)
James 27.2.1803 s of John and Elizabeth
James 7.2.1807 s of Thomas and Catherine (earlier boy 9.12.1804-10.6.1806)

Two death James 30.1.1859 Crickerell address Weymouth born 1802
James Sturmley Randell 16.5.1865 age 59 Putton

Susanna age 46 24.12.1852 Putton
Susan age 67 11.8.1876

The latter two 1865 and 1876 seem to fit.(James with wife Elizabeth in Weymouth 1851 born c 1803)
ps Richard Nelson Randell buried 25.10.1853 Putton age 48

Ciderdrinker

[groom]

Quote - What is Richard Nelson's bride's surname?

Could the bride of Richard Nelson Randall's be Susanna Critchett 

Sandra

Richard Nelson Rendall
22 Oct 1828
West Chickerell, Dorset, England
Marital Status   Single
Spouse's Name   Susanna Critchell
Spouse's Marital Status   Single

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJD4-KLN5

[Westy11]

Hello Sandra

The gentleman who recorded the marriage didn't have the best pen but then he probably didnt think there would be a whole industry spring up where people down the ages will try to interpret his writing

Notwithstanding this; what you have done in verifying is really great. 

Just have my fingers crossed we can find Richard Nelson's birth or baptism.

Westy

[Westy11]

Hi
There are 3 James Randells etc baptised Crickerell
James 27.12.1801 s of Francis and Elizabeth (brother Richard 12.2.1804)
James 27.2.1803 s of John and Elizabeth
James 7.2.1807 s of Thomas and Catherine (earlier boy 9.12.1804-10.6.1806)

Two death James 30.1.1859 Crickerell address Weymouth born 1802
James Sturmley Randell 16.5.1865 age 59 Putton

Susanna age 46 24.12.1852 Putton
Susan age 67 11.8.1876

The latter two 1865 and 1876 seem to fit.(James with wife Elizabeth in Weymouth 1851 born c 1803)
ps Richard Nelson Randell buried 25.10.1853 Putton age 48

Ciderdrinker

Hello Ciderdrinker

Do you mean that you think James Sturmley Randell 16.5.1865 age 59 Putton is the James I am seeking? 

Sorry - I am not 100% clear on what you mean either for either/both of the Susan's?  Its late over here and maybe my brain is not working too well??

Westy

[ciderdrinker]

Hi
I think the James Sturmey Randell buried 16.5.1865 age 59  is the one and his wife is the Susan 11.8.1876 age 67 both from Putton.

Ciderdrinker

[Westy11]

Just located a entry that indicates James mother was Elizabeth Churchouse. There was no suggestion for the father???

If this is so then perhaps  the following 2 couples are more likely contenders as his parents as per ciderdrinkers post???

James 27.12.1801 s of Francis and Elizabeth (brother Richard 12.2.1804)
James 27.2.1803 s of John and Elizabeth

Westy

[Westy11]

Hi
I think the James Sturmey Randell buried 16.5.1865 age 59  is the one and his wife is the Susan 11.8.1876 age 67 both from Putton.

Ciderdrinker

Thanks ciderdrinker

I need to go to bed but .....

Westy

[LizzieL]

Hello Sandra

The gentleman who recorded the marriage didn't have the best pen but then he probably didnt think there would be a whole industry spring up where people down the ages will try to interpret his writing

Notwithstanding this; what you have done in verifying is really great. 

Just have my fingers crossed we can find Richard Nelson's birth or baptism.

Westy

Dorsetopc - Chickerell baptisms
has
Richard ?? son of Richard & Ann illegible  5 January 1806

That might be the one. There are several Richard and Ann Randall children baptised either side of this one. Nelson might be mother's maiden name or given it was the year after the battle of Trafalgar it might be to commemorate Horatio Nelson

[LizzieL]

Hi
I think the James Sturmey Randell buried 16.5.1865 age 59  is the one and his wife is the Susan 11.8.1876 age 67 both from Putton.

Ciderdrinker

James Randall and Mary Sturmey married on 28th August 1773 in Chickerell, obviously too early to be your James's parents but could be grandparents and they preserved the maiden surname. Might be worth following through this James and Mary's children.