Eliza Robinson b 1845

[*Sandra*]

1851 Census    Brampton St Thomas Chesterfield

HO107 Piece 2147 Folio 594 Page 6

William Ashmore 33 Hannah Ashmore   31
Mary Ann Ashmore 9
Eliza Ashmore 6
Harriott Ashmore 2
John Band   31
Hannah Band 7
Hannah Cooper 30

Mary Ann Ashmore -   Mothers maiden Name Ashmore.
GRO Reference: 1842  S Quarter in Bakewell Union Volume 19  Page 332

Eliza Ashmore - mothers maiden name Bateman       
GRO Reference: 1845  M Quarter in Bakewell Union -  Volume 19  Page 386

Harriet Ashmore - mothers maiden name Bateman
GRO Reference: 1848  J Quarter in Chesterfield Derby -  Volume 19  Page 521

Thurston Ashmore - Bateman     
GRO Reference: 1851  D Quarter in Chesterfield Derby - volume 19 page 510

Mary Ann Ashmore - mothers maiden name Bateman
GRO Reference: 1855  D Quarter in Chesterfield Derby Volume 07B  Page 443

perhaps a slight error on the surname on this one 

Lydia Ann Ashmore - maiden name of mother Bacon
GRO Reference: 1859  S Quarter in Chesterfield Derby  Volume 07B  Page 505

Perhaps the marriage of William Ashmore and Hannah Bateman could be William and Mary Bateman
registered December 1839 at Bakewell  - 19 - 367 (you would need the certificate to verify probably)

Sandra

[jettejjane]

Sandra,

thank you so much what a find.  Was just going to add to post, you beat me to it!  Thought of buying birth cert for Jasper instead of sister Eliza because was only 1 birth for a Jasper and several for an Eliza Robinson.  Your findings are fantastic.

When Eliza Robinson married Richard Nunn  in 1896 a witness was Jasper Robinson (must be brother) her first son b. 1898 was named Jasper.  I feel we are on the right road. 

So to find marriage of Samuel and Eliza I need to look for an Eliza Maycock.   

I couldn't find daughter Eliza on 1891 census with parents in Wheatbridge Road, however she was living as a servant in The Griffin Inn public house. Wheatbridge Road.  Its going very fast but
so exciting.  Hubby is really getting into this now and is helping a lot with locations etc.

Thanks again 

[jettejjane]

Sandra,
 In April I unwittingly upset you and others and stopped posting.  I am incredibly grateful that you have helped me so much in this post.  Through your finds I have found so much myself and just wanted to say a huge thank you. You steered me in right direction.

I don't post much these days but still look. I miss joining in but probably best I don't.

Thanks x