1861 census a Thomas Swinnerton /Swinnington

[Ladyhawk]

Not really what you are looking for but will post just for Ref;

I think this is Sarah.

Sarah MALBOND Christened 14 May 1809, St Bartholomew, Wednesbury, Staffordshire
Parents HENRY/MARY
(F/S.Org)

1841 Census
Wesnesbury, Staffordshire
Henry Malborn, 70, Sexton**
Mary Malborn, 60
Both born in County

Marriage;
13 Dec 1794, St Bartholomew, Wednesbury
Henry MALBOARN to Mary FISHER
(Anc.)

Cant find a Marriage to Mr Martin for her though.

Might this be Sarah’s marriage ?
surname MILBAND spouse Thomas MARTIN
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V5V6-JTQ

Might this be Sarah MARTIN on 1841 census with husband Thomas & children?
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MQRT-RX8

Did Sarah MALBORN/MARTIN/SWINNERTON marry again ?

1869 Sarah Swinnerton age 65 father Henry Malborn
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NV7Q-544

1871 https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V5YQ-PDH
Sarah Hughes age 66 spouse George

[swinno]

Well I never so Sarah married again age 60.
Thats new information as the tree shows her as died 1861 before Thomas.
This is obviously incorrect.
Thanks Ladyhawk

[trish1120]

Well done Ladyhawk

[swinno]

Ladyhawk found the following.

Thomas Swinnerton born 30 Oct 1810   Baptism 04 Nov 1810 St Mary Stafford
Denomination   Anglican.

f. John & m. Elizabeth Archive reference   D1399/5 Page   86
from Staffordshire baptisms Transcription.

But no marriage can be found for JOHN & ELIZABETH.
Can anyone see one anywhere?

Thanks,
bswinno.

[trish1120]

Possible?
Marriage;
17 June 1793, Whitmore, Stafford
John SWINNERTON to Elizabeth BURGESS
(Source Familysearch.Org)

You would have to find other Children 1794-1809 for this Couple to be sure they are Thomas's Parents.

John possibly remarried?;

Marriage;
3 Oct 1814, St Mary, Stafford, Staffordshire
John SWINNERTON, Widower** to Sarah RAY, Spinster
Witnesses, John Love/John Tildesley
(FreeREG)

[swinno]

Thanks Trish,

I will take a look at those two to see if they are allocated in another family tree.

thanks,
bswinno.