Alice Richardson b Felton

[Tickettyboo]

Isabella Richardson,
birth registered in Alnwick Union,1839 has mothers name as Steel,

Felton burial records have a burial of Isabella Richards,age 1 month,April 28th 1839,
abode South Shields

perhaps your Alice's child

The BT image (when zoomed in a fair bit) does look like  'on' has been scribbled at the end of the surname, maybe the original register could confirm?
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01k9f/

Boo

[Radcliff]

I agree Boo,
the son is lighter and dropped down the page slightly

[Radcliff]

Isabella was baptised on the 4th of April at Felton
father a mariner abode South Shields

[Tickettyboo]

Isabella was baptised on the 4th of April at Felton
father a mariner abode South Shields

Link to image on BTs:
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01k9g/

Boo

[DavidJP]

Hi,

4 James Richardsons lost at sea

1859 on the Kalos
1860 on the Sarawak
1860 on the Kotua
1861 on the Colin Campbell

1857 (James Richards) Duke of Northumberland

A possible 5th, this from familysearch: https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KH67-B7R

The above linked James Richardson died 11th June 1853 aboard the ship Palmyra.

Do we know when Alice first shows as a widow?

Hope this helps.

Kind regards

David

Edited: Scratch this one, he was born in 1833.

[Radcliff]

a possible clue about James Richardson
last ship he was registered as sailing on was
The Brig Victoria,South Shields,sailing to the Black Sea
August 24th 1850 to March 1851
abode he gives on his masters and mates certificate is

10 Victoria possibly Place South Shields is this where Alice is in 1851

birth date 18th December 1813 South Shields
Chief mate ticket number 185,029

[Radcliff]

Ignore those dates when I went back to the original post Elizabeth states she was a widow in 1851

[aspin]

Wow all of you have been working hard here
I have been out to relatives for 2 hours or so
And reading all through these threads
I first picked up Alice as you will see by my first page in
Living with Jacob Black in the 1871
Then I looked back to 1851 she was at Victoria Place South Shields se was then a widow of a Mariner ..... with her was two relatives from Middlesex London Charles and Alice Brampton her Nephew 15 and niece 9 So I think Alice and James had made their home at Victoria Place or it could have been rented hence her moving around during the census

1861 she is a visitor living with the Milford family
and from 1871 census she has lived with her cousin until her death

as I think her relationship with my Black family comes through from my Byers family With Robert Byes marrying Anne Pearson in 1760

[aspin]

You posted a second before me there Radcliffe

Elizabeth