charles Warboys m Elizabeth Darnell

[ivorjbody]

Rosie no idea on Arthur's birth certificate and of course it is Cambridgeshire. Thanks ivor

[rosie99]

Working back to confirm the tree
Birth Dec qtr 1904   
Warboys    Frank mmn Chapman       
Pancras    1b   131

Marriage Dec qtr 1897   
Chapman    Martha       
Warboys    Arthur       
Pancras    1b   95

Arthur, Martha & children in 1911 - Arthurs place of birth Croydoy (sic), Cambridgeshire
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XW2N-SJ5
Age 38

1901
Arthur Worboys   29 Yard Labourer bn Croydon, Cambridgeshire
Martha 23   bn Kneesworth, Cambridgeshire
Alice   1 bn Highgate   
William Chapman -Boarder   Single 19 bn Kneesworth, Cambridgeshire

Possible for Arthur

1881
Arthur Worboys
Pauper - Single - Age   8 -  Scholar - born Croydon, Cambridgeshire
Union Workhouse, Caxton
RG11 /1654 f51 p17

1872 birth giving mmn Darnell

Mary Ann Warboys mmn Darnell seems to be the last child with mmn Darnell (Dec qtr 1874) There is a 5 year old Mary Worboys bn Croydon in the workhouse with Arthur    Fanny born 1870 with the same parents is also in the workhouse.

Here they are in 1871 already found by Kay 

1871? Living in Croyden

Charles Warboys 33  Caprolite Digger b  Croydon, Cambridgeshire
Elizabeth Warboys 30 b Croydon, Cambridgeshire
John H Warboys 11
William Warboys 7
Joseph Warboys 3
Fanny Warboys    1

[rosie99]

Why do you doubt this 

Charles in 1841 and 1851 which ties in with father in tree -1851 presumably after his father's death his mother remarriaged  (Charles's marriage cert would confirm his father and his occupation)

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MQRZ-5Z3
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:SGCG-WWR

The screen shot you show does not make sense you have Charles bn 1838 with his father born 1832 

[Annette7]

Fact - there is only one Charles Warboys born at Croydon, Cambridgeshire in the relevant time frame and that is the Charles Warboys already mentioned i.e. bp.31/7/1836 son of James and Susan.

Rejecting because of spelling is a wrong thing to do.   At this time the vast majority of people were illiterate and what was written down was done by a registrar, vicar or census enumerator who would simply write it as they thought it was spelt.   You'll find the spelling of names can vary from census to census.

Since full details of the marriage of Charles and Elizabeth are not available online the only way you can know for sure is, as already suggested, obtaining a copy of the marriage certificate to establish father.

James Warboys married Susannah Giggles (?) 10/1/1828 Potton, Bedfordshire (only 7 miles from Croydon).

Going back to the spelling, 2 of James and Susan's children were baptised as Mary Warboise in 1829 and Hannah Warbois in 1830.

With a surname like this one you'll no doubt find lots of spelling variations the further back you go.

Annette

[ivorjbody]

Rosie thanks I don't know how you all do it Thanks Ivor 86 year old.