Marriage Bush/Bohee

[Mabel Bagshawe]

Rebecca/Rebekah and Jeremiah are together on later censuses. she's b Wellow c1838. her father, according to the marriage register, was George Bush. She's on 1851 with him and her mother Caroline

[Mabel Bagshawe]

1851 census 

Sarah Bush head 23 widow dressmaker Wilts Bishopstown
Stephen Rodborn  39 visitor married farm labourer Marlborough

Sheppards Buildings , Marlborough

I can't see a marriage for the couple.

I'm not sure about this one......although the names are right, other things are wrong.....Sarah's age and where she was born.  My Sarah was born 1820, Bath,  Somerset. On this census it has her as being born Wilts, Bishoptown but that was where Stephen was born not Marlborough as on census.    Hope that makes sense.  She was 8 yrs younger than Stephen on the 1861 census which does fit.

it's only this one she's listed as Bishoptown - the rest of the time she's from Wellow. Enumerators are quite good at mixing things up to confuse us! Given Amelia is with them in 1861 they seem good candidates

[Jeninnz]

Thanks for that......I guess I now should try and find the birth of Sarah Rebecca Creese to a George Crees and ?! . 
I have found the banns......2 lots and a marriage for Sarah and Joseph Bush.  He was much older than her and I am guessing that the marriage didn't go ahead after the first lot of banns in 1838 but did the 2nd time, probably because she was pregnant with her first born George in 1839.
Gee this family sure know how to keep me awake at night lol

[Mabel Bagshawe]

There's a George and Martha Crees(e) baptising children in Wellow from 1802 - 1823, but no Sarah rebecca, sadly

[Mabel Bagshawe]

Joseph and Rebecca have a third child James, baptised Wellow 11 Feb 1844 and buried there 13 Oct  the same year.

[Mabel Bagshawe]

Looks like his father died very soon after his birth

Joseph Bath [image says Bush - James' death also indexed as Bath on Ancestry]
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Burial    25 Feb 1844, Wellow

Burial was by coroner's warrant - visitation of God

[Jeninnz]

Looks like his father died very soon after his birth

Joseph Bath [image says Bush - James' death also indexed as Bath on Ancestry]
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Burial    25 Feb 1844, Wellow

Burial was by coroner's warrant - visitation of God

I think this maybe him.....what on earth does it mean though......coroners warrant......was it an unexplained death?!

[Mabel Bagshawe]

It also said "visitation of God" - tends to mean a sudden unexplained/unexpected death by natural causes (stroke, heart attack etc). Coroner would be involved but often no autopsy to clarify matters

[Jeninnz]

It also said "visitation of God" - tends to mean a sudden unexplained/unexpected death by natural causes (stroke, heart attack etc). Coroner would be involved but often no autopsy to clarify matters

Thanks Mabel.....that what I thought.